Ten Students Earn Distinguished Croft Scholarships
This year, ten incoming Croft freshmen received Croft scholarships, providing $8,000 per year for four years-a total of $32,000. The ten students were chosen from a pool of 28 admitted students who interviewed to be chosen as Croft Scholars.
This year’s Croft Scholarship recipients are Caleb Colley, Edith Marie Green, Brandon Kriplean, Alyssa Langlois, Amanda Pagoaga, Israel Paredes, Samantha Rice, Reo Weaver and Brooke Williams. These scholarships are for up to four years.
Gillian Littleton (far right) was awarded the institute’s Rose Bui Memorial Scholarship for Academic Excellence, which goes each year to Croft’s top rising sophomore. The scholarship is for up to three years.
Congratulations to these high achieving and academically impressive students!
Read more about the students in the publication by Shea Stewart, Ten Croft Institute Students Earn Esteemed Scholarships.
Ten Students Earn Distinguished Croft Scholarships
This year, ten incoming Croft freshmen received Croft scholarships, providing $8,000 per year for four years-a total of $32,000. The ten students were chosen from a pool of 28 admitted students who interviewed to be chosen as Croft Scholars.
Job Opportunity: Regional Finance Associate for Southern Africa
Croft Alumnus, Anthony Yuen works with the Clinton Health Access Initiative. Their Global Malaria Strategy & Finance team is looking to hire a Regional Finance Associate for Southern Africa.
Anthony highlighted some of the requirements and advantages of the job description:
Job Opportunity: Regional Finance Associate for Mesoamerica and Hispaniola
Croft Alumnus, Anthony Yuen works with the Clinton Health Access Initiative. Their Global Malaria Strategy & Finance team is looking to hire a Regional Finance Associate for Mesoamerica and Hispaniola. Anthony highlighted some of the requirements and advantages of the job description:
Croft Professor Joshua Howard to be Resident Fellow at the Institute for Advanced Studies, 2019-2020
Croft Associate Professor of History Dr. Joshua Howard has been selected to be a Residential Fellow at the School of Historical Studies at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Princeton, New Jersey. While there, Dr. Howard, will work on a project entitled "New China Daily: Social Change and the Class Project in Wartime Nationalist China." This will be the first study of the Chinese Communist press and its relationship to social change and labor during the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945) and postwar labor movement. Broadening our perspective beyond a history of military conflict and political and institutional change, he argues that the Anti-Japanese War induced social change and working-class formation in Nationalist China’s cities, which was both reflected and facilitated by the New China Daily (Xinhua ribao).
