Critical Language Scholarship
The Critical Language Scholarship is a program of the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. The scholarship provides opportunities for undergraduates to pursue intensive overseas summer study in the critical need foreign languages.
2024 Honorees
2022-23
Grayson Peel
SSH’23, cultural anthropology major
Helen Wang
KCS’23, computer science and linguistics major
2021–22
Giona Kleinberg
E’23, bioengineering and biochemistry major
B. Parazin
S’23, physics major
Ari Zlota
S’23, biochemistry major
2020–21
Sabrina Bond
S’22, behavioral neuroscience major
Spencer Jacobs-Skolik
E’22, electrical engineering major
Cameron Young
E/S’22, chemical engineering and biochemistry major
2019–20
Shellaina Gordon
S’21, biochemistry major
Max Daniels
KCS’22, computer science and math combined major, physics minor
2017–18
Minhal Amhed
E’19, bioengineering major, mathematics minor
Isaac Kresse
S/E’19, double major in chemistry and computer engineering
Kritika Singh
E’20, bioengineering major, chemistry minor
Elizabeth Wig
E’20, electrical engineering major, mathematics minor
2016–17
Benjamin Moran
S’18, marine biology major
Hannah Tam
S’19, biochemistry major, economics and history minors