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(FULBRIGHT COMMISSION)
AUSTRIAN-AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL COMMISSION
ANNUAL REPORT
2011-2012
© Austrian-American Educational Commission, 2012
AUSTRIAN-AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL COMMISSION
ANNUAL REPORT 2011-2012
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ........................................................................ 1 I. THE AUSTRIAN-AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL COMMISSION BOARD ................................... 3 II. PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS ......................................................................................................... 4
III. THE FULBRIGHT AWARDS .................................................................................................... 8
AUSTRIAN STUDENTS .................................................................................................................. 8 AUSTRIAN TEACHING ASSISTANTS.............................................................................................. 12 AUSTRIAN SCHOLARS ................................................................................................................ 15 U.S. STUDENTS ........................................................................................................................ 17 U.S. LECTURERS/RESEARCHERS ............................................................................................... 20 FULBRIGHT SPECIALIST PROGRAM ............................................................................................. 22 INTERCOUNTRY LECTURE PROGRAM .......................................................................................... 22 IV. THE US FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING ASSISTANTSHIP PROGRAM ...................... 23
V. ADDITIONAL FULBRIGHT ACTIVITIES ................................................................................ 25 SEPTEMBER ORIENTATION ......................................................................................................... 25 U.S. AMBASSADOR’S RECEPTION .............................................................................................. 25 FULBRIGHT PRIZE IN AMERICAN STUDIES ................................................................................... 26 FEBRUARY ORIENTATION FOR U.S. SCHOLARS ........................................................................... 26 ALTENMARKT SEMINAR IN AMERICAN STUDIES ............................................................................ 26 PRE-DEPARTURE ORIENTATION AND FAREWELL DINNER ............................................................. 27 JULY ORIENTATION FOR CANDIDATES FOR FULBRIGHT STUDENT AWARDS ................................... 27 EDUCATIONAL ADVISING/PUBLIC INFORMATION ........................................................................... 27 ALUMNI ACTIVITIES .................................................................................................................... 28 DOCUMENTATION ..................................................................................................................... 30 DOCUMENTATION NO. 1: THE FULBRIGHT PROGRAM IN AUSTRIA ................................................. 30 DOCUMENTATION NO. 2: TOTAL PARTICIPANTS BY DISCIPLINE 2011-12 ...................................... 31 DOCUMENTATION NO. 3: AMERICAN PROFESSORS AT AUSTRIAN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER
EDUCATION 1951-52 – 2011-12 ................................................................................................33
DOCUMENTATION NO. 4: BREAKDOWN U.S. TEACHING ASSISTANTS 2011-12 .............................. 34 DOCUMENTATION NO. 5: BREAKDOWN AUSTRIAN STUDENTS AND FLTAS 2011-12 ...................... 35 FULBRIGHT PROGRAM ............................................................................................................ 36 AUSTRIAN AND U.S. PARTICIPANTS 2011/2012 .................................................................... 36 AUSTRIAN FULBRIGHT SCHOLARS (3) ......................................................................................... 37 FULBRIGHT SCHUMAN GRANTEES (1) ......................................................................................... 37 U.S. FULBRIGHT GUEST PROFESSORS AND SCHOLARS (18) ....................................................... 37 U.S. FULBRIGHT SPECIALISTS (3) .............................................................................................. 38 AUSTRIAN FULBRIGHT STUDENTS IN THE U.S. (20) ..................................................................... 38 U.S. FULBRIGHT STUDENTS AT AUSTRIAN UNIVERSITIES (15) ..................................................... 39 AUSTRIAN FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING ASSISTANTS AT U.S. COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (7) 40
U.S. FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING ASSISTANTS AT AUSTRIAN SECONDARY SCHOOLS - A
PROGRAM COORDINATED BY THE FULBRIGHT COMMISSION FOR THE AUSTRIAN MINISTRY OF
EDUCATION, THE ARTS AND CULTURE (144) ............................................................................... 41 I
AUSTRIAN FULBRIGHT STUDENTS IN THE U.S. PROGRAM EXTENSIONS FROM PREVIOUS
ACADEMIC YEARS (21) ............................................................................................................... 49 II
ANNUAL REPORT 2011-2012
(October 1, 2011 - September 30, 2012)
INTRODUCTION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Fulbright Program is based on legislation initially proposed and sponsored by U.S.
Senator J. William Fulbright (Arkansas) in 1946. The legislation, best known as the
Fulbright Act, authorized the Secretary of State to use proceeds from the sale of surplus
war property outside the United States to finance exchanges of students, teachers,
scholars, and scientists.
This legislation provided an unprecedented amount of funding for exchange programs. It
gave international students and scholars unparalleled opportunities to study, to pursue
research, and to teach in the United States and provided U.S. citizens with equally
unparalleled opportunities to engage in the same kinds of pursuits abroad. The Fulbright
Program also introduced a new concept for the management of exchange agreements by
establishing binational commissions for program administration.
In 1961 the Fulbright-Hays Act consolidated various pieces of educational and cultural
exchange legislation. Fulbright-Hays broadened the scope of the program, provided for
U.S. government funding thereof as a line item in the federal budget, and authorized the
receipt of contributions from other governments to fund the program. The act also
expressly defined the mandate of the Fulbright Program as follows: "to increase mutual
understanding between the people of the United States and the peoples of other countries
by means of educational and cultural exchange."
The Fulbright program in Austria began in June 1950 when the Austrian and U.S.
governments signed the first of three Fulbright Agreements. The first exchanges under the
auspices of the U.S. Educational Commission in Austria took place during the 1951-52
academic year. After the Fulbright-Hays Act was passed in 1961, a new agreement
between the Republic of Austria and the United States of America was signed on June 25,
1963 establishing the Austrian-American Educational Commission (AAEC) as a binational
entity capable of receiving funds from both partner governments and responsible for the
execution of the Fulbright Program.
The following report summarizes the activities conducted by the Austrian-American
Educational Commission from October 1, 2011 to September 30, 2012 during the 61th year
of Fulbright exchanges between Austria and the United States of America.
This report is submitted to the governments of the Republic of Austria and the United
States of America to satisfy the requirement of annual reporting, as stipulated under the
terms of the 1963 binational Agreement, and is also made available to institutions and
individuals with an expressed interest in the Fulbright Program.
The AAEC and its secretariat wish to express their appreciation to the following
governmental and non-governmental organizations on both sides of the Atlantic that
participate in the funding and administration of the program:
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Austrian Ministry of Education, the Arts and Culture
Austrian Ministry for European and International Affairs
Austrian Ministry of Science and Research
Bureau for Educational and Cultural Affairs, U.S. Department of State (formerly the
United States Information Agency)
Council for International Exchange of Scholars, Washington, D.C.
Institute of International Education, New York, NY
J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board, Washington, D.C.
U.S. Embassy, Vienna (Public Affairs Section)
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Since the late 1990s, the AAEC has to pursued a strategy of “institutional partnering” to
increase the number of awards it can offer and the scope of its activities. By the end of the
2011-2012 program year, the AAEC had operative partnering and cost-sharing
relationships for twenty-four jointly funded awards, and it wishes to acknowledge the
valuable support that it receives from the institutions and individuals listed below:
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Fulbright-Academy of Fine Arts Visiting Professor in Media Theory and Media Studies
(2004)
Fulbright-Botstiber Visiting Professors of Austrian-American Studies (2): Dietrich W.
Botstiber Foundation, Media, PA (2011)
Fulbright-Diplomatic Academy Visiting Professor of International Relations (1999)
Fulbright-Diplomatic Academy Visiting Student Award: Diploma Program or Master’s
of Advanced International Studies (MAIS) (2002)
Fulbright-FH JOANNEUM University of Applied Sciences Graz Visiting Professor
(2012)
Fulbright-Freud (Sigmund Freud Privatstiftung) Visiting Scholar of Psychoanalysis
(1997)
Fulbright-Graz University of Technology Visiting Professor (2012)
Fulbright-Internationales Forschungszentrum Kulturwissenschaften an der
Kunstuniversität Linz (IFK) Junior Visiting Fellow (1997)
Fulbright-IMC University of Applied Sciences Krems Visiting Professor (2012)
Fulbright-Internationales Forschungszentrum Kulturwissenschaften an der
Kunstuniversität Linz (IFK) Senior Visiting Fellow (1997)
Fulbright-Johannes Kepler University of Linz Visiting Professor (rotating) (1999)
Fulbright-Kathryn and Craig Hall Distinguished Chair of Entrepreneurship in Central
Europe: Craig and Kathryn Hall Foundation, Dallas, TX (2001)
Fulbright-Karl-Franzens-University of Graz Visiting Professor in Cultural Studies
(1998)
Fulbright-Management Center Innsbruck (MCI) Visiting Professor (2012)
Fulbright-NAWI Graz Visiting Professor in Natural Science: Co-funded by KFU Graz
and Technical University, Graz (2008)
Fulbright-quartier21/MQ artist-in-residence (2005)
Fulbright-Salzburg University of Applied Sciences Visiting Professor (2012)
Fulbright-University of Innsbruck Visiting Professor (rotating) (1998)
Fulbright-University of Klagenfurt Visiting Professor in Gender Studies and
Humanities (1999)
Fulbright-University of Minnesota Visiting Professor at the College of Liberal Arts
(2001)
Fulbright-University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences Visiting
Professor in Sustainable Development (2007)
Fulbright-University of Salzburg Visiting Professor (rotating) (1998)
Fulbright-University of Vienna Visiting Professor in the Humanities and Cultural
Studies (1998)
Fulbright-WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration) Visiting
Professor (2004)
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I. THE AUSTRIAN-AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL COMMISSION BOARD
The Austrian-American Educational Commission (AAEC) board consists of ten members: five
U.S. citizens and five Austrian citizens nominated to serve for one calendar year by their
respective governments. The five U.S. members, two of whom are Foreign Service officers from
the U.S. Embassy in Vienna, are nominated to serve on the board by the U.S. Ambassador.
Three of the five Austrian members appointed by the Austrian government traditionally have
been Austrian university professors and two have been representatives of the ministry
responsible for higher education and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, respectively. The dates of
the initial appointment of the respective members are noted in brackets below.
The AAEC Board meets on a quarterly basis to discuss budgetary, policy, procedural, and
program issues and has a number of subcommittees that meet on an ad hoc basis. The
Executive Director of the AAEC reports to and is monitored by the AAEC board.
The AAEC Chairperson and the AAEC Treasurer are elected annually. These positions rotate
annually between the Austrian and U.S. members of the Board. The Austrian Minister
responsible for higher education and the Ambassador of the United States of America to Austria
serve as honorary chairpersons of the AAEC.
The following individuals served on the AAEC board during the 2011-2012 program year:
Honorary Co-chairs:
William C. Eacho, III
Karlheinz Töchterle
U.S. Ambassador to Austria
Austrian Federal Minister of Science and Research
U.S. Members:
Edward Bergman
Jan Krč
Marlene Nice
Antoinette Van Zabner
Zinn-Zinnenburg
Institute for the Environment and Regional Development,
Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration (2001)
(Chairperson, 2011)
Counselor for Public Affairs, U.S. Embassy, Vienna (2011)
(Treasurer, 2012)
Assistant Counselor for Public Affairs, U.S. Embassy (2011)
Professor of Piano Performance,
University of Music and Performing Arts, Vienna (2007)
Austrian Members:
Ernst Aichinger
Thomas Fröschl
Roberta Mairhofer
Barbara Sporn
Barbara Weitgruber
Austrian Ministry for European and International Affairs (2007)
Institute for History, University of Vienna (2009)
Center for Inter-American Studies (CIAS),
Karl-Franzens-University of Graz (2009)
Vice Rector, Vienna University of Economics and Business (2007)
Austrian Ministry of Science and Research (1998)
(Chairperson 2012, Treasurer 2011)
Commission Secretariat
Lonnie R. Johnson
Alexandra Enzi
Jürgen Hörmann
Elisabeth Müller
Martina Laffer
Heinz Rotte
Irene Zavarsky
Executive Director (1997)
Program Officer and Educational Advisor (2003-2012)
Program Officer, USTA Program
Program Officer and Educational Advisor (2012)
Program Coordinator (2012)
Accounting Consultant (2005)
Program Officer (2010)
Auditor:
Peter Greifeneder (2004)
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II. PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
During the 2011-12 program year, the Austrian-American Educational Commission had an
operative budget of $ 1,578,234 (€ 1,219,995) Under the auspices of Fulbright awards in
various grantee categories, grantees received an additional $ 864,942 (€ 679,245) of direct or
in-kind support in the form of scholarships, awards, tuition remissions, housing, or salaries as
teaching assistants. The AAEC was in a position to fund 66 grants in its core programs
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20 Austrian students enrolled in U.S. Master’s or PhD programs
7 Austrian Foreign Language Teaching Assistants at U.S. colleges and universities
3 Austrian scholars
1 U.S. Distinguished Chair
17 U.S. lecturers and researchers
15 U.S. students enrolled at Austrian universities
3 U.S. Fulbright Specialists
Furthermore, one Austrian scholar received a grant under the auspices of the FulbrightSchuman Program co-funded by the European Commission and the U.S. government, and the
AAEC brought four U.S. Fulbright scholars participating in the program in other European
countries to Austria as guest lecturers in the Intercountry Lecture Program.
The AAEC also facilitated the placement of 143 U.S. college and university graduates as
teaching assistants at Austrian secondary schools under the auspices of a program it has
managed for the Austrian Ministry of Education, the Arts and Culture since 1962. U.S. teaching
assistants serve in a wide range of secondary schools in communities large and small all over
Austria, and they work with hundreds of different teachers and have contact with an estimated
40,000 students each week.
The AAEC also successfully continued to extend its network of affiliation and collaboration
during the 2011-12 program year.
The AAEC concluded five new letters of understanding establishing so-called “hyphenated
awards” with the following institutions: the FH JOANNEUM, Graz; FH IMC Krems; FH Salzburg;
International Management Center, Innsbruck; and the Technical University, Graz.
Dr. Max Schachner (Head of Academic Mobility at IMC Krems and
Fulbright Visiting Scholar at Arizona State University,2005), Dr.
Lonnie R. Johnson (Executive Director, Fulbright Commission), Dr.
Karl C. Ennsfellner (IMC Krems Vice-Rector) with the one of the four
recently concluded collaborative agreements establishing a Fulbright
Visiting Professorship at leading universities of applied sciences.
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Prof. Horst Bischof (Vice Rector TU Graz), Prof. Harald Kainz (Rector TU Graz), Dr.
Lonnie Johnson (Executive Director AAEC), Mag. Sabine Prem (Head International
Office TU Graz), Prof. Hofmann-Wellenhof (Vice Rector TU Graz)
Four of these five awards are with universities of applied arts (Fachhochschulen) and represent
a new field of collaboration for the AAEC with leading institutions in this postsecondary sector.
These awards were advertised for the first time in the U.S. by CIES as of January 2012. These
new partner institutions will host their first Fulbright visiting professors from the U.S during the
2013/14 academic year, cover the great majority of their on-site costs, and contribute a total of
€ 100,000 towards their grants.
The inaugural Fulbright-Mach awards for four U.S. research students were made during the
2011-12 program year and represented a new, indirect contribution of the Austrian Ministry of
Science and Research toward the Fulbright Program of € 33,840 (€ 940 per month per grantee
disbursed directly to the grantees for nine months).
In 2011, the Dietrich W. Botstiber Foundation agreed to support two new Fulbright-Botstiber
Visiting Professors in Austrian-American Studies – one for an Austrian scholar to be hosted by a
U.S. institution and one for an American scholar to be hosted by an Austrian one – with awards
of $ 20,000 each annually for three years. During the 2011/12 program year the Council for
International Exchange of Scholars in Washington, D.C. and the AAEC entertained applications
for these new awards for the 2012/13 program year.
Starting in 2010-11, the AAEC, WU Vienna, and the Craig and Kathryn Hall Foundation (Dallas,
TX) agreed to anchor the Fulbright-Hall Distinguished Chair for Entrepreneurship in Central
Europe at the WU Vienna, and in the course of the 2011-12 program year the trustees of the
Hall Foundation agreed to extend the funding for this award ($ 50,000 per annum) for an
additional three academic years: (from 2013/14 through 2015/16).
In 2011/12, the AAEC also directly recruited three new institutions to host Austrian Foreign
Language Teaching Assistants in the U.S. for the 2012-13 program year: Emory University
(GA), Rollins College (FL), and Linfield College (OR). It also revived its working relationship
with the University of Illinois (Urbana/Champaign), which had hosted Austrian FLTAs in the past
and resumed doing so for 2012-13.
On March 6, 2012, the AAEC hosted Susan Ness, the Vice Chair of the J. William Fulbright
Scholarship Board in Washington, D.C., and organized a roundtable for her to meet with current
U.S. and former Austrian Fulbright students, scholars, and foreign language teaching
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assistants. Ms. Ness also had an opportunity to meet with Barbara Weitgruber, AAEC Chair,
and Jan Krc, AAEC Treasurer.
On March 23-25, the AAEC extended an invitation to the twenty-four executive directors of
European Fulbright commissions to participate in a self-evaluation entitled “Challenges of the
Next Decade for the Fulbright Program in Europe.” This conference started with a DVC at the
U.S. Embassy, Vienna, with representatives of the Bureau for Educational and Cultural Affairs
which was followed by a series of roundtable discussions in the offices of the AAEC in the
MuseumsQuartier.
First Row: Maria Grazia Quieti, Italy; Hanka Ripkova, Czech Republic; Maggie Nicholson, Belgium;
Belinda Theriault, Iceland; Andrzej Dakowski, Poland.
Second Row: Eric Jönsson, Sweden; Petter Naess, Norway; Huba Bruckner, Hungary; Colleen Dube,
Ireland; Artemis A. Zenetou, Greece; Marcel Oomen, Netherlands; Nora Hlozekova, Slovak Republic;
Alberto López, Spain; Julia Stefanova, Bulgaria; Rolf Hoffman, Germany; Myron Stachiw, Ukraine;
Marie Monsted, Denmark; Arnaud Roujou de Boubee, France; Lonnie Johnson, Austria
Finally, two publications on the history of the early years of Fulbright program in Austria
appeared in 2012. The first was a special volume of the Austria’s premiere journal for
contemporary history, zeitgeschichte (2012/1), that consisted of five articles on exchange
programs in postwar Austria and Germany. These articles were based on papers presented at
an international conference the AAEC organized at the Amerika Haus in Vienna under the
auspices of the celebration of its sixtieth anniversary on November 18-19, 2010: “Impacts:
Does Academic Exchange Matter?” The second publication was a book by Thomas Koenig, Die
Frühgeschichte des Fulbright Programs in Österreich: Transatlantische Fühlungnahme auf dem
Gebiet der Erziehung, an abridged version of his doctoral dissertation that was based to a
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considerable extent on research conducted in the AAEC archives. Both of these publications
were presented at a well-attended event at the Amerika Haus on June 14, 2012.
Prof. Oliver Rathkolb, Dr. Thomas Koenig, Prof. Mitchell Ash, and Dr. Lonnie Johnson at Amerika Haus
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III. THE FULBRIGHT AWARDS
AUSTRIAN STUDENTS
The AAEC received 30 applications from Austrian students for Fulbright placement and
financial aid in May 2010 and interviewed 28 candidates in June 2010 for the 2011/12
program year. The commission initially nominated 23 candidates and recommended them
to the Institute of International Education (IIE) in New York for placement in Master’s and
PhD programs in October 2010.
One of the great advantages of working with IIE is the central management of applications
to U.S. universities. Austrian candidates list up to four universities to which they wish to
apply. The IIE placement section reviews these proposals for balance. Based on the
candidate’s choice of program and prospects for admission, IIE suggests alternate
institutions, taking the prospects of tuition remission or scholarships into account. IIE also
submits applications for candidates, which gives them the added advantage of entering the
admissions review process at the respective institutions as potential Fulbright grantees,
and it assumes all application-related costs.
The Institute of International Education also annually organizes so-called Gateway
Programs, one-week-long orientation programs with the following objectives: to provide
skills essential for academic success; to provide an introduction to U.S. academic culture;
to reinforce the Fulbright identity; to explain the roles of the sponsoring and administrative
agencies; to provide a period of acclimation to life and study in the U.S.; and to begin
Fulbright networking activities.
Austrian Fulbright group 2011-12 at the predeparture orientation.
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Nine Austrian students participated in Gateway Programs with other incoming Fulbright
grantees from all over the world before starting their academic programs. During their first
academic year in the U.S., Austrian Fulbright students also were eligible to apply for
participation in four-day long “Enrichment Seminars”, which were held at different regional
venues in the U.S. between February and April with all travel costs and per diems being
assumed by IIE.
“The Gateway orientation in Nebraska was
great! We received helpful information on
life and study in the US, the Fulbright
program and how to deal with culture shock.
Also, our host, the University of Nebraska at
Lincoln organized home stays, where we got
to spend time with American families, which
was a great way to experience the US way
of life.”
Kathrin Greisberger
Austrian Fulbright Student 2011-12
Master in Global Policy Studies
University of Texas at Austin
Of the 23 candidates the AAEC initially nominated for awards, 3 candidates ultimately
withdrew from the program for personal or professional reasons, and IIE placed 20
Austrian students at U.S. universities. The AAEC provided Austrian Fulbright students with
travel grants of € 800, grant-related health and accident insurance, and awards of up to
$25,000 for tuition and/or living expenses. Twenty Austrian students from previous
program years had their Fulbright status extended for another year of study.
The level of support individual students received from the AAEC depended upon the overall
costs of the programs individuals chose and the scholarship and financial aid offers
receiving institutions made. Although the majority of students received the full $25,000
awards, seven of the 20 Austrian Fulbrighters received such generous offers from receiving
U.S. institutions that they did not require the entire $25,000 award to cover their tuition
and living costs.
Dr. Carl-Erik Torgersen
LLM
Harvard University
“These experiences are hard to put into
words and it is even harder to explain one’s
emotions. One can only truly understand it if
one experiences it and I would like to
recommend warmly to everyone to take this
exciting step!”
Furthermore, IIE solicited scholarships, grants, and tuition rebates for Austrian Fulbright
students from their receiving institutions totaling $ 292,105. IIE also provided $ 25,000 in
support from its Shepherd Fund in June 2011 as the second-year funding of four
candidates from the 2010-11 Fulbright student cohort.
Program Cost Ranges for Austrian Fulbright Students:
Fulbright Grants
U.S. university awards
Overall costs of program (including living costs)
Personal funds (Eigenbedarf)
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$ 12,320 - 25,000
$ 0 – 34,928
$ 29,064 – 88,964
$ 0 – 63,964
Austrian Fulbright students Mag. Julia Raptis, Mag. Romana Heuberger, and
Mag. Aakriti Chandihok represent Austria at International Night at Columbia University.
Since the academic year 2005-2006, the Austrian Fulbright Student Program has been
used as the institutional vehicle to award grants previously funded in a separate program
and known as BMWF Postgraduate Stipendien. The combination of Fulbright awards with
BMWF postgraduate awards eliminated a number of redundancies between the programs
and represents a very effective allocation of funds. For the 2011-12 program year, the
AAEC received € 360,000 in funding for Austrian postgraduate awards from the Austrian
Ministry of Science and Research. If the AAEC has any uncommitted Austrian postgraduate
funds at the end of a given program year, it rolls these funds over into a reserve fund for
use in future years.
The Austrian Ministry of Science informed the AAEC in November 2010 that, due to severe
budgetary pressures, it was compelled to reduce the level of funding it could place at the
disposal of the AAEC for Austrian postgraduate awards as of the 2012-13 program year to
€ 200,000. The AAEC decided to correspondingly reduce the number of awards it would
offer in the future.
“My first year in Columbia University’s MFA
program for Theatre Management and
Producing has truly exceeded my hopes and
expectations on each and every level. I am
so very grateful to the Austrian-American
Fulbright Commission for enabling me to
study and live in a creative and academic
environment that has made for a more
rewarding and more exciting experience
than I could have ever imagined.”
Mag. Michael Csar
MFA in Theatre Management and Producing
Columbia University
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Ruth Pollak, Fulbright Student in a brochure of the School of Public and
Environmental Affairs (SPEA) at Indiana University Bloomington
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AUSTRIAN TEACHING ASSISTANTS
Fourteen Austrians applied for Fulbright German language teaching assistantships. They
were graduates of post-secondary teacher training institutions, universities, and students
of English, German, translation, or Deutsch als Fremdsprache (DAF) in the second stage
(zweiter Studienabschnitt) of their studies.
Tanja Bruxmeier
Fulbright German Language TA
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
2011-12
“Immerging into an excitingly different
culture, exploiting unlimited travel
opportunities, tasting good foods, working
with zealous students and dedicated
colleagues, meeting like-minded friends, and
doing all that in a homey environment – this
is how I would describe my nine month long
experience as FLTA in Geneva, New York.”
Austrian FLTA Tanja Bruxmeier teaches at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, NY.
In collaboration with the Institute of International Education (IIE), the commission placed
seven Austrians as German language teaching assistants at U.S. colleges and universities
under the auspices of the Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistantship (FLTA)
Program. Austrian FLTAs received travel grants of € 800; grant-related health and accident
insurance; and, in most cases, partial maintenance grants from the AAEC. These grants
are calculated on a case-by-case basis, contingent upon the benefits (room and board) or
salaries and stipends individual FLTAs received as teaching assistants from their respective
host institutions. The AAEC attempted to ensure that the total in-kind and cash value of all
FLTA awards was equal to at least $ 14,000.
IIE organized regional Gateway Orientation Seminars for FLTAs from all over the world to
provide them with an introduction to U.S. culture; to exchange ideas and experiences
about teaching foreign languages to U.S. students; and to explain the roles of sponsoring
and administering agencies. FLTAs were also invited to attend a three-day mid-year
seminar in Washington, D.C, in December, which brought together program participants
from all over the country. All associated travel costs, accommodations, and per diems for
this event were assumed by IIE.
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Mag. Claudia Albrecht
University of Montana at Missoula
2011-12
“Besides my duties as a teaching assistant at
the university, I had a great time getting to
know the U.S. geographically as well as
socially. I am convinced that my year as a
German language teaching assistant equally
shaped both my personality and my view of
America in a positive way.”
Austrian FLTAs 2011-12 at the Washington Seminar organized by IIE.
The AAEC is particularly interested in continuing to develop this aspect of the program. It fulfills the
Fulbright mandate well and is flexible as well as cost-effective. Host institutions provide a
combination of stipends and salaries or in-kind awards for housing and meals (totaling $ 77,376) in
addition to waiving the tuition for two courses per semester (with tuition remission totaling $
108,394) The total cash and in-kind value of the teaching assistantship positions Austrian FLTAs
assumed in 2011-12 was $ 206,394, and the average level of support (including tuition remission)
for each Austrian teaching assistant was $29,485.
Mag. Manuela Faschang
Linfield College, OR
2011-12
“Later in spring semester, I motivated
several of my students, friends, and
professors to join me in dancing the Austrian
“Zillertaler Hochzeitsmarsch” in traditional
Austrian Dirndl and Lederhosen for the
international event on campus, which was a
great success…”
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FLTA 2011-12 Mag. Manuela Faschang (r.) at the Culture Festival at Linfield College,
where she taught the participants a traditional Austrian dance.
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AUSTRIAN SCHOLARS
“I had a very inspiring and great time - and I
am very grateful for all the support I
received from the Fulbright Commission,
from the former Austrian Fulbrighters I had
met before leaving to Minnesota as well as
from all colleagues at the University of
Minnesota.”
Dr. Gundula Ludwig
University of Marburg
Fulbright-University of Minnesota Visiting
Professor in Gender, Women, and Sexuality
Studies
The AAEC has provisions for flexibly awarding three-to-four-month grants. It awarded a
total of 15 months worth of grants to four grantees, including an annual Fulbright Visiting
Professorship at the University of Minnesota (College of Liberal Arts and Center for Austrian
Studies, a partnership inaugurated in 2002-2003). The University of Minnesota tops off this
AAEC award with a partial salary and local housing allowance.
In 2011-2012, the Fulbright Visiting Professor at the University of Minnesota was awarded
to Dr. Gundula Ludwig, University of Marburg, who taught at the Department of Gender,
Women, and Sexuality Studies. This award rotates annually to a different host department
and will move to the Department of Geography in 2012-13.
Fulbright Visiting Scholars meeting at Stanford University
The four Austrian scholars supported by the AAEC each received a travel grant of € 800,
grant-related health and accident insurance, and a maintenance grant of $2,500 per month
to pursue research and/or teach in the U.S.
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Dr. DI Peter Ertl
AIT – Austrian Institute of Technology
Fulbright Visiting Scholar at the
University of California - Berkeley
“My research experience was very positive.
As a senior scientist at AIT, my main role is
that of group leader and administrator; it
was very fulfilling to return to the laboratory
to conduct experiments and to be able to
focus my entire energy on a single project.
Also, having been personally involved in the
initial proof of principle of the project will
help me to better supervise future students
involved in the collaboration...”
One Austrian scholar applied for an
Fulbright award under the auspices of
the Fulbright-Schuman Program
cofounded by the European Commission
and the U.S. Government and received
an award totaling $ 15,000 for a total
of 4 months in the U.S. with an
institutional affiliation at Brooklyn
College.
Fulbright Visiting Scholar Dr. Peter Ertl
at his lab at UC Berkeley.
.
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U.S. STUDENTS
USTA Diana
Bloom (2011-12)
and Fulbright
Combined
Grantee Lauren
Blodgett (201112) taking part in
the Vienna City
Marathon.
The national screening committee of the Institute of International Education in New York
recommended 16 candidates for the academic fields, one for the Diplomatic Academy,
three for the IFK and two for the arts to the AAEC for review and selection for the 2011-12
program year.
The AAEC initially budgeted 8 full research grants and 12 study grants combined with
teaching assistantship positions at Austrian secondary schools for the 2011-2012 program
year. Research grants are usually awarded to PhD candidates and graduate students or
recent undergraduates with study proposals that demand full-time study; study grants
combined with teaching assistantships are usually awarded to students who have recently
completed their BA or are working on a Master’s degree.
Each grantee received a flat rate travel grant of € 800 and grant-related health and
accident insurance financed by the Bureau for Educational and Cultural Affairs under the
auspices of the program. Students with grants combined with teaching assistantship
positions were also insured under the auspices of the Austrian national health schemes by
virtue of their employment at their respective schools. The AAEC assumed the premiums
for similar coverage for the full research grantees.
“During my stay in Austria, I received letters
from my government representatives
congratulating me on receiving the Fulbright.
These included not only the representatives
from the state in which I currently reside
(Louisiana) but also those from the state in
which my university is located (Arizona).”
Paul Buehler, PhD Candidate
Fulbright-Mach Award for Doctoral
Candidates
University of Arizona, AZ
Haus- Hof- und Staatsarchiv, Vienna
Cum Gratia et Privilegio: Regulation of
Printed Books in the Holy Roman Empire,
1555-1648
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The AAEC ultimately decided to award 8 full research grants, which included one
Fulbright/Diplomatic Academy joint award (€ 550 maintenance per month for 9 months
plus € 10,000 tuition with a 50% remission from the Diplomatic Academy) and one
Fulbright/IFK Award (€ 1,200 maintenance per month for 9 month with a 50% subsidy
from IFK). Four of the full research grants for Ph.D candidates were funded under the
auspices of newly established Fulbright-Mach awards (see page 5).
The AAEC awarded 8 study grants combined with teaching assistantship positions.
Students with these so-called “combined awards” received gross monthly salaries of €
1,305 per month for 8 months (October-May) and a one-month maintenance grant of €
940 from the AAEC to conclude the academic year in June.
Fulbright Combined Grantee Lauren Godfrey (4rth from the right) performed at the 60th Anniversary
Celebration of the German Fulbright Commission in Berlin.
“The highlight of my grant period was a
meeting that I arranged with renowned
Austrian author, Barbara Frischmuth.”
Tessa Wegener, PhD candidate
Georgetown University, DC
Fulbright-Mach Award for Doctoral
Candidates
Encountering the Orient: 20th and 21st
Century Austrian Travel Literature and Film
During the 2000-2001 academic year, the Austrian Government introduced tuition fees of
ATS 5,000 (€ 363) per semester for Austrian citizens and € 727 per semester for
international students, starting with the 2001-2002 academic year. However, the relevant
legislation exempted outgoing Austrian students and incoming international students, such
as U.S. Fulbrighters, whose mobility is financed under the auspices of governmentsupported exchange programs. Hence, outgoing Austrian Fulbright students still enrolled in
Austrian universities (for second degrees or doctoral studies) and incoming American
Fulbright grantees were exempted from paying tuition fees in 2011-2012.
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Although tuition for foreign students at Austrian universities is low by U.S. standards, it
must be borne in mint that the actual costs of university study in Austria are shouldered by
the Austrian government and taxpayers. The National Center for Educational Statistics in
Washington, D.C. estimates the public expenditure per student for higher education in
Austria to average around $ 15,000 per year.
“My months as Fulbright/IFK grantee
supported the advancement of my
career to an extent that is impossible to
overestimate.”
Eric Hounshell, PhD candidate
Internationales Forschungszentrum
Kulturwissenschaften, Vienna
University of California, Los Angeles, CA
Paul F. Lazarsfeld and Modern Social
Research
Guided Tour in Melk Monastery and Church during the orientation for US Fulbrighters
in September 2011
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U.S. LECTURERS/RESEARCHERS
“Loved every minute of it. Surpassed all my
expectations. The students were bright,
engaged, respectful. Each 90 minute class
was powerful and invigorating.”
Prof. Meg Tyler
Fulbright-University Visiting Professor at the
University of Innsbruck
on Teaching
The AAEC received 51 peer-reviewed applications from the Council for International
Exchange of Scholars (CIES): two applications for the Fulbright-Hall Distinguished Chair
and 49 applications for all other “traditional” Fulbright scholar awards managed by the
AAEC.
Prof. Bryant McAllister, Fulbright Visiting Professor at the Vetmed University
2011-12 in the Vienna Riesenrad
The AAEC funded 18 awards for U.S. lecturers and researchers during the 2011-2012
program year: one Fulbright-Hall Chair for Entrepreneurship in Central Europe; two “all
disciplines” lecture/re-search awards; one lecturing in American Studies award; one
Fulbright-Diplomatic Academy Visiting Pro-fessor; one Fulbright-Freud award; one
Fulbright-NAWI Graz award, one Fulbright-quartier21/MQ artist-in-residence, one
Fulbright-IFK Senior Fellow and nine Visiting Professors at partner universities.
The majority of awards for U.S. scholars are based on partnering agreements with a wide
variety of Austrian institutions (see page 2). These so-called “hyphenated awards” provide
for a good distribution of U.S. Fulbright scholars in Austria by discipline and by region. U.S.
scholars taught in six Austrian “university cities” and at a total of 14 different institutions.
Each Fulbright lecturer negotiated the topic, form, level and content of their courses in
advance with their respective Austrian host institutions and taught up to three courses
consisting of two Austrian academic hours each.
U.S. Fulbright scholars regularly serve as “local talent” by lecturing at the annual
Altenmarkt Seminar in American Studies, an event that brings together U.S. students and
scholars with the outgoing cohort of Austrian students and FLTAs, and they also serve as
American experts on the bi-national panels the AAEC organizes to interview candidates for
the Austrian student program each June.
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Prof. June Pilcher, (holding paper) Fulbright-Freud
Visiting Scholar in Vienna 2011-12 with her students.
A number of institutional partners also provide housing for U.S. grantees under the
auspices of cost-sharing agreements, and these in-kind contributions substantially enhance
the value of the respective awards.
“I enjoyed MANY meals at an Italian
restaurant named Bella Casa which is near
Johannes Kepler University in Linz, so much
so that I became a “regular” there. I enjoyed
numerous conversations with the wait staff,
including one waiter and one waitress who
spoke English to an extent. This was truly
enriching and enjoyable dialogue for all
parties.”
Prof. James Sneller
Fulbright Visiting Professor at the Johannes
Kepler University in Linz
As of the 2010-11 program year,
the AAEC, WU Vienna, and Craig
and Kathryn Hall Foundation
agreed to anchor the Fulbright-Hall
Distinguished Chair for Entrepreneurship in Central Europe at the
WU Vienna for three years. This
award is designed to give grantees
the opportunity to engage in “splitsite” teaching, and Prof. Charles
Snow, taught not only at the WU
Vienna but also designed and
taught a special intensive course at
the Graduate School of Management of St. Petersburg State University in Russia.
Institutional partners provided over
69% of the funding for the U.S.
Scholar program that was disbursed under the auspices of jointly
funded grants. This corresponds to
29% of the Fulbright grant budget
overall.
Prof. Ken Long (left), Fulbright Visiting Professor at the
University of Linz 2011-12, on an Intercountry Lecture
visit in Sweden
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FULBRIGHT SPECIALIST PROGRAM
In 2000 the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs established the Fulbright Specialist
Program, a program of short-term grants (2 to 6 weeks) to attract a new group of
individuals to the program. This initiative is centrally funded and administered by the
Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES) in Washington, D.C. Under the
auspices of this program, grantees receive an honorarium of $200 per day and round-trip
flight costs to conduct needs, assessments, surveys, institutional or programmatic
research; take part in specialized academic programs and conferences in conjunction with
other scheduled activities; consult with administrators and instructors of post-secondary
institutions on faculty development; present lectures at graduate and undergraduate
levels; participate in or lead seminars or workshops at overseas academic institutions;
develop and/or assess academic curricula or educational materials; or conduct teachertraining programs at the tertiary level. It requires host institutions to assume the on-site
costs for housing, meals and local transportation.
Three Fulbright Specialists spent a total of 71 days on assignment in Austria during the
2011-2012 program year: Prof. Caren S. Neile from Florida Atlantic University lectured at
Webster University, Prof. Susan Lapidus from Mercy College New York visited the
University College of Lower Austria, and Prof. Ani Katchova was hosted by the University of
Natural Resources and Life Sciences.
In March 2012, the Bureau for Educational and Cultural Affairs informed the AAEC that
funding for this program would be discontinued for the time being as part of a
“rebalancing” exercise conceived to shift funding from Europe and Eurasian Fulbright
programs to other world regions. The AAEC informed ECA that it hoped that this funding
could be reinstated in future funding cycles.
INTERCOUNTRY LECTURE PROGRAM
The Fulbright Intercountry Lecture Program facilitates the travel of US Fulbright grantees
in other European countries to Austria by covering the costs of round-trip travel, based
upon the invitation of Austrian host institutions and the assumption that the Austrian host
institutions will cover on-site costs (accommodations and per diems). During the 20112012 program year, the AAEC facilitated visits to Austria for four U.S. Fulbright Scholars
from Greece, Italy, Germany, and Croatia. Austrian host institutions were the Technical
University of Vienna, the Museum of Natural History in Vienna, the TARDIS Project at the
Technical University in Graz, and the Department of American Studies at the University of
Salzburg.
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IV. THE US FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING ASSISTANTSHIP PROGRAM
Since 1962, the AAEC has facilitated the placement of 2,805 U.S. college and university
graduates in the Austrian Ministry of Education’s Anglophone Teaching Assistantship
Program. In accordance with the broad mandate of the Fulbright Program, (though the
program is not financed with Fulbright funds) the AAEC has traditionally assumed
responsibility for the recruitment and nomination of U.S. teaching assistants, (which are
placed by the Ministry of Education) distributing pre-departure information to students,
negotiating with Austrian authorities regarding residency permits, and providing on-site
support after arrival.
“It is important for me to explain that while I
am an American, I cannot possibly express
the views of three million people. Instead, I
would rather focus on celebrating our
diversity and then discuss how it is through
our diversity that we reach common
conclusions and have such a global reaching
culture.”
Hailey Clowdus
U.S. TA 2010-11 Höhere Technische
Bundeslehranstalt; Salzburg Stadt, Salzburg
The efforts of the AAEC secretariat have substantially increased the number as well as the
quality of applications for the U.S. Teaching Assistant Program. At the same time, the
number of British students interested in participating in the Anglophone TA program has
decreased in recent years, and the Ministry of Education, Culture and the Arts has turned
to the AAEC and U.S. teaching assistants to make up for this shortfall of Anglophone
assistants.
This program has been characterized by steady growth in applications and placements in
the past decade. For the 1999-2000 academic year, for example, the AAEC received a total
of 133 applications and ultimately facilitated the placement of 101 U.S. teaching
assistants. Ten years later in 2009-10, the AAEC received a total of 367 applications and
facilitated 142 placements (including the 12 U.S. Fulbright students who received study
grants combined with teaching assistantships). The AAEC received 258 applications for the
2011-12 program year and placed a total of 143 U.S. teaching assistants (including 7 U.S.
Fulbright students with combined grants). This group included 54 teaching assistants with
superior records of performance who extended their assistantships for a second year.
The U.S. teaching assistants placed at Austrian secondary schools in 2011-12 represented a highly
diverse cohort and came from institutions in 35 different U.S. states. The top U.S. “sending states”
were Ohio (12), Minnesota (9), Michigan (9) and California (9). (See appendix 7).
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Patara Nimsombun (first row, right), U.S. TA 2011-12, Bundesrealgymnasium
und Bundes-Oberstufenrealgymnasium, Schwaz, Tirol, with his English students
at the Youth Olympic Games (YOG) in Innsbruck
Teaching assistants were placed in all nine Austrian provinces, in larger as well as smaller
communities, and in a variety of different types of secondary schools. As a rule, U.S.
teaching assistants were assigned to 2 different schools in the same community and taught
13 classes per week. Therefore, they were present in well over 200 schools and 1,600
classrooms in an average week, during which they had contact with an estimated 40,000
students.
This program can truly be considered a major contribution to the cultural exchange
between the U.S. and Austria. It gives Austrian teachers and pupils the opportunity to
have a native speaker as a linguistic model and source of information about the United
States in the classroom, and it provides a diverse group of American teaching assistants
with an opportunity to immerse themselves in Austrian culture in the broadest sense of the
word. Their activities as “linguistic and cultural diplomats” extend well beyond the
limitations of the classroom situation.
U.S. teaching assistants receive gross salaries of € 1,368 per month from the Austrian
U.S. TAs placed in the
province of Salzburg in
the 2011-12 school
year at a reception
at Chiemseehof with
Grudrun MoslerTörnström (center),
second president of
the provincial
parliament of Salzburg
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school authorities from October 2011 through May 2012 and have full health and accident
insurance coverage under the auspices of their employment as assistants. The total annual
funding allocated to salaries alone for this program represents € 1,461,600 (over
$1,961,000).
Since 2001 the AAEC has received discrete funding for this program from the Austrian
Ministry of Education, the Arts and Culture (BMUKK) to defray part of the administrative
costs it annually incurs to advertise the program, manage and review applications,
coordinate placements, and advise U.S. teaching assistants on site.
V. Additional Fulbright activities
SEPTEMBER ORIENTATION
The U.S. grantees and their dependents attended a four-day orientation program at the
end of September in Vienna prior to beginning their assignments, studies, and research.
The AAEC annually invites representatives of Austrian Ministry of Science and Research
and the Austrian Ministry for Foreign Affairs as well as Austrian scholars to give
presentations as part of this orientation program, which is conceived to provide U.S.
grantees with general insight into the Austrian system of higher education, Austrian
history, and current political and social issues in Austria. The fall orientation for incoming
students and scholars includes guided tours of the Austrian National Library in the Hofburg
Palace and a day trip to the Wachau Valley that combines a tour of the Melk Monastery
with a river cruise down the Danube
U.S. AMBASSADOR’S RECEPTION
The Ambassador of the United States of America, William C. Eacho, III and his wife,
Donna, invited incoming U.S. and returning Austrian Fulbright students and scholars to a
reception at their residence on November 15, 2011.
US student Anne Weber, Austrian student Elena Todeva, and
Fulbright alumnus Othmar Lahodynsky (a journalist at the Austrian
weekly “profil”) enjoying the reception at the ambassador‘s residence.
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FULBRIGHT PRIZE IN AMERICAN STUDIES
Since 2004, the AAEC has facilitated the award of an annual Fulbright Prize in American
Studies in a competition managed by the Austrian Association of American Studies (AAAS).
At the annual conference of the AAAS in Salzburg in November 2011, Dr. Lonnie Johnson
awarded this prize to Mag.a Carina Lesky (University of Innsbruck) for the best thesis in
American Studies, "Flesh, Stone and Celluloid: An Exploration of Urban Skins," and Mag.
Dr. Andreas Leisner (University of Innsbruck) for the best dissertation in American studies:
"Individualism in U.S. Mythology: The Lawman as Promethean Figure in the Western.”
FEBRUARY ORIENTATION FOR U.S. SCHOLARS
Due to the problematic interface between the U.S. and the Austrian academic calendars,
the great majority of U.S. Fulbright scholars participate in the program during the Austrian
Sommer Semester. Therefore, the AAEC secretariat organizes a two-day orientation
seminar at the end of February to provide U.S. Fulbright scholars with a general
introduction to Austria and Austrian higher education; to allow these grantees to get to
know each other; and to discuss housekeeping issues. It also lays the foundation for the
participation of U.S. scholars in the Altenmarkt Seminar in American Studies in April and as
participants in the panels responsible for interviewing candidates for the Austrian student
program in June.
ALTENMARKT SEMINAR IN AMERICAN STUDIES
This year marked the occasion of the 26th anniversary of annual Altenmarkt Seminar in
American Studies at the venue Haus Burgenland in southern Salzburg. There were 66
participants in attendance: representing all of the AAEC‘s programs Austrian and American
students and professors, GLTAS, a USTA, researchers‘ spouses and children, several
Austrian students interested in the Fulbright Program and American studies. The
participants took part in breakout sessions to encourage discussion about American
Studies-related topics as well as the Fulbright Program and attended lectures given by US
Fulbright Scholars in a wide range of fields.
“Islamophobia, Judeophobia, and Issues of American and
European Cosmopolitanism in Eras of Economic Peril,”
Prof. Kenneth Long at the Altenmarkt Seminar in American
Studies.
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PRE-DEPARTURE ORIENTATION AND FAREWELL DINNER
At the end of June, the AAEC held a final pre-departure orientation meeting with the
“outgoing” Austrian grantees. This event was followed by the traditional farewell dinner for
homeward-bound U.S. Fulbrighters and provided them with an opportunity to meet with
the outward-bound Austrian Fulbright grantees, whom they initially met at the Altenmarkt
Seminar in American Studies in April.
JULY ORIENTATION FOR CANDIDATES FOR FULBRIGHT STUDENT AWARDS
There are substantial lead times associated with the Austrian student program. Candidates
interested in awards for the 2013-14 program year apply for grants in May 2012. The
annual Fulbright award competition closed at the beginning of May; candidates were
interviewed in early June; and they were notified about the status of their applications by
the end of June. At the beginning of July, Mag. Alexandra Enzi and Dr. Johnson held a
special seminar designed to give Fulbright candidates a more sophisticated understanding
of U.S. higher education in general and the nature of the application process in particular.
The purpose of this seminar is to give candidates the tools they need to investigate
programs and institutions intelligently and to re-craft their applications in a manner that
will enhance their chances of being admitted to the programs of their choice once the
applications are formally submitted in the fall.
Fulbright Austrian student candidates from the 2012-13 cohort
enjoy a break in the AAEC kitchen during the July orientation.
EDUCATIONAL ADVISING/PUBLIC INFORMATION
The secretariat of the AAEC is a U.S. Department of State-affiliated educational advising
center and regularly handles a large number and wide variety of queries on educational
opportunities in the U.S., thus providing a public service and fulfilling part of its mandate
to serve as a clearinghouse in Austrian-American educational affairs in the broadest sense
of the word. Whether or not an Austrian student or scholar applies for a Fulbright grant,
the AAEC is recognized as the source of information in Austria about study and research
opportunities in the United States. Americans abroad also turn to the AAEC regarding
schooling and higher education in Austria and in the United States. Educational advising
also entails a coaching and counseling component insofar as the general public who
contact the AAEC often need assistance in formulating their questions and ultimately their
career goals.
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During the program year, Mag. Alexandra Enzi, Dr. Irene Zavarsky, and Ms. Molly Roza
regularly participated in study abroad fairs organized by Austrian universities (Vienna
University of Technology, University of Vienna, University of Graz, Graz University of
Technology, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna). Mag. Enzi also
participated in various outreach activities (for example, at the Centre International
Universitaire, Vienna).
Mag. Enzi, Dr. Hörmann, and Dr. Zavarsky, also represented the AAEC at the OeAD
Hochschultagung in November 2011 at the Austrian Academy of Sciences in Vienna.
Mag. Enzi represented the AAEC at the BeST – the Job, Training and Education Fair - in
Vienna in March 2012 in collaboration with the OeAD GmbH (Austrian Agency for
International Cooperation in Education and Research).
Mag. Enzi and Molly Roza at a visit to a Gymnasium in Vienna
The AAEC regularly updates its website to promote various aspects of the Fulbright grant
program, and its website also provides in-depth information on the educational systems of
Austria and the United States, with a concentration on higher education as well as
scholarships and grants. It also has links to related sites with related information on issues
such as visas and general information on life and travel in the United States.
The AAEC secretariat also works with the Legal Affairs Section for Universities and the
Austrian National Academic Recognition Information Center (NARIC) at the Austrian
Ministry of Science and Research on an ad hoc basis.
ALUMNI ACTIVITIES
Austrian and American grantees at the end of their grant period receive a Fulbright
certificate signed by the honorary co-chairs of the AAEC plus an invitation to become a
member of the national Fulbright Alumni Association in Vienna, or in Washington, D.C.,
respectively.
Initiated and supported by the AAEC secretariat, the Austrian Fulbright Alumni Association
was founded in 1994. At the end of the program year, the association had over 400
registered members.
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The AAEC has a prominent link from the starting page of its website to the website of the
Alumni Association, and Dr. Johnson regularly attends meetings of the Board of the
Austrian Alumni Association on an ex officio basis.
The AAEC and the Alumni Association also jointly sponsor at least one lecture each year –
traditionally at the Diplomatic Academy – followed by a reception.
For an overview of present and past activities of the Austrian Alumni Association, please
consult http://www.alumni.fulbright.at.
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DOCUMENTATION NO. 1: THE FULBRIGHT PROGRAM IN AUSTRIA
Participants in the Programs by Grant Category: 2011/12
Austrians*
Americans
Lecturers
Researchers
Students
2
3
20
Lecturers
Researchers
Students
Intercountry Exchange Program
Fulbright Specialists
16
2
15
4
3
Total
25
Total
40
Program Totals 65
Figures shown do not include renewal of grants.
Participants in the Programs by Grant Category: 1951/52 – 2011/12
Austrians 51/52 - 11/12
(Total 3,545)
Lecturers
52 90 131
Researchers
268
Teachers
594
Students
137
Students of Bologna Center
Participants of the "Salzburg Seminar in
American Studies"
2273
Social Workers - Council of
International Programs
30
Americans 51/52 - 11/12
(Total 2,345)
34
Lecturers
180
Researchers
479
Teachers
Students
197
Intercountry Exchange Program
81
Fulbright Specialists
1374
Program Totals 5,890
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DOCUMENTATION NO. 2: TOTAL PARTICIPANTS BY DISCIPLINE 2011-12
Field
U.S. 11-12
U.S. Total
Agriculture/Forestry
Anthropology
Archaeology
Architecture
Art
Art History
Astronomy
Biological Sciences
Business, MBA, & Economics
Chemistry/Pharmacology
Communications
Computer Science
Cultural Management
Dance
Education
Engineering
Environmental Studies
Film
Folklore
Gender Studies
Geography
Geology
History
Journalism
Modern Languages & Literature
Law
Library Science
Mathematics/Statistics
Medical Sciences/Public Health
Metallurgy, Mining
Meteorology
Mineralogy
Music, Musicology
Philosophy
Physical Education
Physics
Political Science/International
Relations.
Psychology/ Psychoanalysis
Regional & Urban Development
Sociology, Social Work
Theater Arts & Film
Theology
3
15
8
4
11
17
49
3
44
72
29
10
13
0
3
16
25
9
3
3
8
13
32
258
6
548
24
4
23
24
1
2
2
494
35
4
40
Totals
37
1
2
3
1
2
6
6
2
1
2
1
4
114
1
27
10
23
226
11
2
2263
32
AUT total
Total
1
68
6
1
79
29
23
8
49
369
145
27
34
5
0
122
172
8
5
0
5
31
17
72
36
912
304
10
61
188
8
2
11
64
56
15
110
83
14
5
90
46
72
11
93
441
174
37
47
5
3
138
197
17
8
3
13
44
49
330
42
1460
328
14
24
212
9
4
13
558
91
19
150
1
160
274
49
3
176
24
13
76
13
199
250
24
3477
5680
AUT 11-12
2
3
1
1
2
2
1
5
1
1
2
1
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DOCUMENTATION NO. 3: AMERICAN PROFESSORS AT AUSTRIAN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER
EDUCATION:
1951-52 – 2011-12
The Council for International Exchange of Scholars in Washington, D.C. announces the Fulbright
lecturing positions, accepts and screens applications, and transmits nominations to the Commission.
The universities and the Commission selected the candidates from these panels.
507 American lecturers have been affiliated with the following Austrian institutions of higher education
between 1951-52 and 2010-2011:
Please note: scholars placed at the IFK, the Austro-Hungarian Joint Researcher, the Fulbright Freud
Scholar and the quartier21/MQ artist in residence are not included in this list.
2011-12
Total
6
Diplomatic Academy, Vienna
1
15
Karl-Franzens-University of Graz
2
62
Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna
Leoben University of Mining and Metallurgy
3
Graz University of Technology
9
Vienna University of Technology
32
University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences, Vienna
1
University of Applied Arts, Vienna
9
2
1
86
University of Klagenfurt
1
24
Johannes Kepler University of Linz
2
20
University of Music, Theatre and Visual Arts "Mozarteum"
1
University of Music and Performing Arts, Vienna
5
University of Salzburg
1
40
University of Vienna
2
162
Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration
3
38
Vienna University of Veterinary Medicine
1
4
Universities of Applied Sciences (Fachhochschulen)
3
Vienna Conservatory of Music
1
15
33
522
DOCUMENTATION NO. 4: BREAKDOWN U.S. TEACHING ASSISTANTS 2011-12
Sending institutions by regions
Northeast
34
Midwest
46
West
27
South
36
Total
143
TAs by state (sending school)
State
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
New Hampshire
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
#
3
1
9
3
1
3
5
6
2
2
1
1
7
5
4
9
9
2
1
8
4
1
12
2
8
7
2
1
7
1
1
5
5
5
Total
143
34
Austrian provinces
Burgenland
Kärnten
Niederösterreich
Oberösterreich
Salzburg
Steiermark
Tirol
Vorarlberg
Wien
5
11
24
21
11
19
13
8
31
Total
143
DOCUMENTATION NO. 5: BREAKDOWN AUSTRIAN STUDENTS AND FLTAS 2011-12
Sending institutions Students
IMC Krems
Technical University of Graz
University of Graz
University of Applied Arts Vienna
University of Linz
Technical University of Vienna
Vienna University Economics and Business
Total
Austrian home provinces students
1
2
1
1
1
1
7
4
2
Burgenland
Carinthia
Lower Austria
Upper Austria
Salzburg
Styria
Tirol
Vorarlberg
Vienna
20 Total
Sending institutions FLTAs
University of Graz
Total
1
0
1
5
2
3
1
1
6
20
Austrian home provinces FLTAs
1
1
2
3
7
Upper Austria
Styria
Vorarlberg
Lower Austria
Vienna
Total
35
2
1
1
1
2
7
Fulbright Program
Austrian and U.S. Participants 2011/2012
1. Austrian Fulbright Scholars (3)
2. U.S. Fulbright Guest Professors and Scholars (18)
3. U.S. Fulbright Specialists (3)
4. Austrian Fulbright Students enrolled in degree programs in the
U.S. (20)
5. U.S. Fulbright Students at Austrian Universities (15)
6. Austrian Foreign Language Teaching Assistants at U.S. Colleges
and Universities (7)
7. U.S. Foreign Language Teaching Assistants at Austrian Secondary
Schools (coordinated by the Fulbright Commission for the
Austrian Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture) (144)
8. Austrian Fulbright Students in the U.S.: Program extensions from
previous academic years (21)
36
Diplomatic Academy of Vienna
“Lessons on Diplomacy, Foreign Policy, and
International Relations in Austria”
March 1 – June 30, 2012
AUSTRIAN FULBRIGHT SCHOLARS (3)
DI Dr. Peter Ertl
Home Institution: AIT Austrian Institute of
Technology
Field: Chemistry
Project Title: ALLERGY-ON-A-CHIP: Monitoring
Allergic Responses within a 3DTissue Analogue
U.S. University: UC Berkeley
Dates: January – March 2012
Prof. Harry Marshall Flechtner
School of Law
University of Pittsburgh, PA
Fulbright-University of Salzburg Visiting
Professor in Law
“Comparative American and International
Contract Law”
March 1 - June 30, 2012
Prof. Martin Eybl
Home Institution: University of Music and
Performing Arts Vienna
Field: Music
Project Title: Reading Schenker: Selected
Techniques of Melodic Prolongation and
their History
U.S. University: University of Chicago
Dates: March – June 2012
Prof. Christopher Gauker
Department of Philosophy
University of Cincinnati, OH
University of Vienna Visiting Professor in
Humanities and Social Sciences
Faculty of Philosophy and Education University
of Vienna
“A Third Conception of the Normativity of
Semantics”
March 1 - June 30, 2012
Dr. Gundula Ludwig
Home Institution: University of Marburg
Field: Gender Studies
Project Title: Queering Bodies, queering
democracy. Ideas for a post-sovereign
conceptualization of political subjects and
democracy.
U.S. University: University of Minnesota
Dates: September – December 2011
Prof. Anthony Andrew Harkins
Department of History
Western Kentucky University - Bowling Green,
KY
Graz Visiting Professor in Cultural Studies
Faculty of the Humanities, Karl-Franzens
University Graz
“Interpreting America through Popular Culture”
March 1 - June 30, 2012
FULBRIGHT SCHUMAN GRANTEES (1)
grants administered by the Commission for
Educational Exchange between the United
States, Belgium and Luxembourg
Prof. Edina Harsay
Department of Molecular Biosciences
University of Kansas - Lawrence, KS
Fulbright-NAWI Graz Visiting Professor in the
Natural Sciences
Karl-Franzens University Graz and Graz
University of Technology
"Cell Biology: Insights from Yeast Genetics and
Genomics"
March 1 – June 30, 2012
Dr. Patrick Bartos
Home Institution: TRAM Research
Field: Sociology
Project Title: Comparative case study
concerning the assessment of Cultural and
Creative Industry clusters
U.S. University: Brooklyn College
Dates: September – December 2011
Prof. Maureen Healy
Department of History
Lewis and Clark College, OR
Fulbright-I.FK Senior Visiting Fellow
“Beyond the Siege: Cultural Traffic between
Austrians and Turks, 1878 to the Present”
October 1, 2011 - January 31, 2012
U.S. FULBRIGHT GUEST PROFESSORS AND
SCHOLARS (18)
Mr. Tyler Adams
Fulbright-quartier 21/MQ Artist-in-Residence
quartier 21/MQ
"Sonic Investigations of Public Space"
March 1 - April 30, 2011
Prof. Karen Treat Keifer-Boyd
School of Visual Arts, Art Education
Pennsylvania State University, PA
Klagenfurt Visiting Professor in Gender Studies
Alpen Adria University of Klagenfurt
“Arts-based Social Justice Activism: Insight,
Inquiry, Imagination, Embodiment,
Relationality”
March 1 - June 30, 2011
Prof. Lamont Colucci
Department of Politics and Government
Ripon College, WI
Fulbright-Diplomatic Academy Visiting
Professor of International Relations
37
University of Natural Resources and Life
Sciences Vienna Visiting Professor
Sciences, Vienna
“Preparing for the New Paradigm in Plant
Breeding”
March 1 - June 30, 2012
Prof. Tatiana Kostova
Department of International Business
University of South Carolina, SC
Vienna University of Economics and Business
Visiting Professor
WU Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien -Vienna
University of Economics and Business
“Institutional Work and Institutional
Entrepreneurship of Multinational Corporations”
March 1 - June 30, 2012
Prof. Charles Curtis Snow
Department of Management and Organization
Fulbright-Kathryn and Craig Hall Chair in
Entrepreneuership
WU Vienna University of Economics and
Business Administration
“Collaborative Innovation”
March 1 - June 30, 2012
Prof. Kenneth Joseph Long
Department of History and Political Science
St. Joseph College, CT
Johannes Kepler University Linz Visiting
Professor of Political Science
Faculty of Social Sciences and Economics,
Johannes Kepler University of Linz
“Considering America with European University
Students”
March 1 - June 30, 2012
Prof. Margaret Tyler
Division of Humanities
Boston University, MA
Innsbruck Visiting Professor in Humanities and
Social Sciences
“American Poetry from 1865 to the Present;
the Sonnet, Lyric Address and Translation”
March 1 - June 30, 2012
Prof. Bryant Fulton McAllister
Department of Biology
University of Iowa, IA
Vetmeduni Vienna
"High throughput sequencing to discover early
changes in X chromosomes; Evolutionary
consequences of sexual reproduction."
Prof. Randall Kent Wilson
Department of Environmental Studies
Gettysburg College, PA
Department of American Studies, University of
Vienna
"The Culture, History and Politics of Nature in
American Life"
March 1 – June 30, 2012
Prof. June J. Pilcher
Department of Psychology
Clemson University, SC
Fulbright-Freud Visiting Scholar in
Psychoanalysis
Freud Museum Vienna and University of Vienna
"Biopsychology; Sleep"
March 1 – June 30, 2012
U.S. FULBRIGHT SPECIALISTS (3)
Prof. Caren Neile
Florida Atlantic University
Webster University
August 31, 2011 – September 17, 2011
Prof. James A. Sellers
Department of Mathematics
Johannes Kepler University Linz
"The PFCC Project: Partition Function
Congruences and Computations"
March 1 – June 30, 2012
Prof. Ani Katchova
University of Kentucky, KY
Sciences
April 28, 2012 – June 7, 2012
Prof. Willi Semmler
Department of Economics
The New School, NY
Vienna University of Economics and Business
Visiting Professor
WU Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien -Vienna
University of Economics and Business
“Financial Markets, Time Varying Asset and
Labor Income and Dynamic Pension Funds”
Prof. Susan Lapidus
Mercy College, NY
University College of Lower Austria
May 31, 2012 – June 15, 2012
AUSTRIAN FULBRIGHT STUDENTS IN THE U.S.
(20)
Mag. Aakriti Chandihok
LLM in International Law
Columbia University
Prof. Clay Hurd Sneller
Department of Horticulture and Crop Science
Ohio State University, OH
38
LLM
Columbia University
Mag. Michael Csar
MFA in Theater Management
Columbia University
Edward Sachet, Bakk.
Technical University Vienna
PhD in Material Sciences and Engineering
North Carolina State University
Mag. Lars Dietrich
PhD in Social Policy
Brandeis University
Mag. Markus Schanta
MS in Computer Science
Columbia
Katrin Greisberger, B.A.
IMC Krems
Master in Global Policy Studies
University of Texas – Austin
Mag. Philipp Studt
LLM in International Legal Studies
Georgetown University
Mag. Gottfried Haider
University of Applied Arts Vienna
MFA study in Design Media Arts
University of California - Los Angeles
Mag. Simon Sturn
University of Business and Economics Vienna
PhD in Economics
University of Massachusetts – Amherst
Katharina Hammler, B.A.
University of Business and Economics Vienna
PhD in Economics
Tulane University
Dr. Carl-Erik Torgersen
LLM
Harvard University
Mag. Romana Heuberger
University of Graz
LLM
Columbia University
DI Thomas Winkler
University of Linz
PhD in Bioengineering
University of Maryland – College Park
Lorenz Hruby, Bakk.
PhD in Physics
Purdue University
U.S. FULBRIGHT STUDENTS AT AUSTRIAN
UNIVERSITIES (15)
DI Nina Kolowratnik
Technical University Graz
MS in Critical, Curatorial and Conceptual
Practices
Columbia University
Ms. Julia Averill
PhD candidate in Education
Ohio State University, Graduate, OH
Taking Up Talk: African American Vernacular
English among Austrian Teens
Mag. Katharina Lang
PhD in Communication
University of Miami
Ms. Lauren Blodgett
Ba in Political Science, German and Pre-Law
Boston College, MA
Global Implications of U.S. Non-participation in
the International Criminal Court
Fabian Mühlböck, Bakk.
MS in Computer Science
Northeastern University
Mr. Paul Buehler
PhD candidate in History and Religious Studies
Haus- Hof- und Staatsarchiv, Vienna
Fulbright-Mach Award for Doctoral Candidates
Cum Gratia et Privilegio: Regulation of Printed
Books in the Holy Roman Empire, 1555-1648
Mag. Oliver Picek
PhD in Economics
The New School for Social Research
DI Johannes Pointl
Technical University Graz
MS in Architecture and Urban Design
Columbia University
Mr. Benjamin Esswein
PhD candidate in Reformation Studies and Late
Antiquity
University of California, Riverside, CA
MMag. Julia Raptis
39
Territorial Churches along the
Hapsburg/Ottoman Borderlands
Ms. Ann Weber
BA in History and Theology
University of Notre Dame, IN
Diplomatic Academy
Immigration and Issues of National Identity in
EU Politics
Ms. Lori Felton
PhD candidate in Art History
Bryn Mawr College, PA
Portraits in Dialogue: A Reconsideration of
Egon Schiele’s Portraiture
Ms. Tessa Wegener
PhD candidate in German Studies
Encountering the Orient: 20th and 21st
Century Austrian Travel Literature and Film
Ms. Lauren Godfrey
BA in Music Performance
Bucknell University, PA
Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst
Wien
The Voice of the Flute: Opera Vocalists and
Professional Flute Performance
Ms. Monika Zobel
BA in Comparative Literature
San Diego State University, CA
Vienna Poetry School, Literature House,
Contemporary Austrian Poets of Vienna
Ms. Rachel Haney
BA in History and German Studies
Pitzer College, CA
Sciences
Sewing the Seeds: Austrian Organic Farming
and the Advancement of Animal Welfare
AUSTRIAN FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING
ASSISTANTS AT U.S. COLLEGES AND
UNIVERSITIES (7)
Ms. Adrienne Harding
MA in Music Performance
University of Delaware, DE
What does historical social dance offer the
classical musician?
Mag. Claudia Albrecht
University of Innsbruck (English, Music)
University of Montana - Missoula, MT
Tanja Bruxmeier
University of Graz (Conference Interpreting)
Smith and Hobart College, NY
Mr. Jeffrey Horton
PhD candidate in Early Modern European
History
Pennsylvania State University, University Park
Campus, PA
Religion, Modernization, and Army Chaplains in
the Habsburg Monarchy, 1649-1750
Manuela Faschang
University of Innsbruck (English, PPP)
Linfield College, OR
Mag. Maria Fink
University of Salzburg (German, English)
Bowling Green State University, OH
Kirsten Hawel
University of Vienna (Conference interpreting)
Hartwick College, NY
Mr. Eric Hounshell
PhD candidate in Modern European History
University of California, Los Angeles, CA
Internationales Forschungszentrum
Kulturwissenschaften, Vienna
Paul F. Lazarsfeld and Modern Social Research
Anna Lena Lock
University of Vienna (English, Mass Media
Communications)
College of Wooster, OH
Mag. Claudia Sein
University of Vienna (English, French)
University of Oklahoma – Norman, OK
Ms. Kate Melchior
BA in English Literature
Northwestern University, IL
Monuments and Memory: Examining
Contemporary Holocaust Remembrance
Mr. Thomas Murphey
BA in German Studies
Bard College, NY
Enemies at Home: "Nestbeschmützer" and the
Austrian State
40
Mr. Eric Bartolotti (new)
Middlebury College, VT
Bundesgymnasium und Bundesrealgymnasium,
Beethovenstraße 6, 4910, Ried im Innkreis
Bundes-Oberstufenrealgymnasium,
Dr.Thomas-Senn-Straße 5, 4910, Ried im
Innkreis
U.S. FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING
ASSISTANTS AT AUSTRIAN SECONDARY
SCHOOLS - A PROGRAM COORDINATED BY THE
FULBRIGHT COMMISSION FOR THE AUSTRIAN
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, THE ARTS AND
CULTURE (144)
Mr. Charles Bauch (extension)
Bundesrealgymnasium, Aubrunnerweg 4, 4040,
Linz, Donau
Ms. Anneliese Abney (new)
Lawrence University, WI
Höhere Lehranstalt für wirtschaftliche Berufe
der Schulschwestern, Klosterstraße 10, 3910,
Zwettl, Niederösterreich
Gymnasiumstraße 1, 3910, Zwettl,
Niederösterreich
Ms. Daniela Baumgarthuber (new)
Brown University, RI
Bundesgymnasium, Zernattostraße 10, 9800,
Spittal an der Drau
Bundeshandelsakademie und
Bundeshandelsschule, Zernattostraße 2, 9800,
Spittal an der Drau
Ms. Jea Alford (new)
Whitman College, WA
Bundeshandelsschule, Dr.-Karl-Renner-Ring
40, 8940, Liezen
Bundesbildungsanstalt für
Kindergartenpädagogik, Dr.-Karl-Renner-Ring
40, 8940, Liezen
Private Handelsschule des Handelsschulvereins
in Schladming, Untere Klaus 181 8970,
Schladming
Ms. Emily Beauprey (new)
University of Washington, WA
Höhere Lehranstalt für Fremdenverkehrsberufe
des Vereins Salzburger Tourismusschulen,
Kleßheimer Straße 22, 5071, Siezenheim
Werkschulheim Felbertal, Hinterebenau 30,
5323, Ebenau
Mr. Evan Bennett (extension)
Bundesgymnasium, Jodok-Fink-Platz 2, 1080,
Wien
Bundesgymnasium, Gottschalkgasse 21, 1110,
Wien
Ms. Mary Allen (new)
University of Oklahoma, OK
Bundes-Oberstufenrealgymnasium, Pfarrgasse
6, 8330, Feldbach
Bundeshandelsschule, Pfarrgasse 6, 8330,
Feldbach
Bundesfachschule für wirtschaftliche Berufe,
Pfarrgasse 6 8330, Feldbach
Ms. Molly Beyer (extension)
Leopold Werndl-Straße 5, 4400, Steyr
Bundesrealgymnasium, Michaelerplatz 6, 4400,
Steyr
Ms. Lauren Blodgett (new)
Boston College, MA
Bundeshandelsschule, Karl Schönherr-Straße
2, 6020, Innsbruck
H.Lehranstalt f.Fremdenverkehrsberufe und
Hotelfachschule Villa Blanka des Vereines der
Tiroler Gastwirte- und Hotelfachschule,
Weiherburggasse 31, 6020, Innsbruck
Ms. Farrah Al-Mansoor (extension)
Höhere technische Bundeslehranstalt,
Körösistraße 157, 8010, Graz
Bundesrealgymnasium, Körösistraße 155,
8010, Graz
Ms. Julia Averill (new)
Ohio State University, OH
Höhere technische Bundeslehr- und
Versuchsanstalt, Anichstraße 26-28, 6020,
Innsbruck
Versuchsanstalt, Trenkwalder Straße 2, 6020,
Innsbruck
Ms. Diana Bloom (new)
Dr.-Schauer-Straße 9, 4600, Wels
Wirtschaftskundliches Realgymnasium der
Schulschwestern, Vogelweiderstraße 2-4, 4600,
Wels
Mr. Philip Baker (new)
Illinois State Universtiy, IL
Realgymnasium der Stadt Enns, Hanuschstraße
27, 4470, Enns
Kindergartenpädagogik, Neue-Welt-Gasse 2,
4400, Steyr
Ms. Holly Bocchi (extension)
Bundesgymnasium, Bernoullistraße 3, 1220,
Wien
Ms. Stephanie Bohn (new)
Sonoma State University, CA
41
Khevenhüllerstraße 1, 4020, Linz, Donau
Kirchliche Pädagogische Hochschule
Wien/Krems Campus Krems-Mitterau, Dr.
Gschmeidler-Straße 22-28, 3500, Krems
Ms. Alexandrea Chaney (extension)
Landstraßer Hauptstraße 70, 1030, Wien
Bundesgymnasium, Bundesrealgymnasium und
wirtschaftskundliches Bundesrealgymnasium,
Wiedner Gürtel 68, 1040, Wien
Ms. Lora Breczinski (new)
Grinnell College, IA
Kindergartenpädagogik, Hubertusstraße 1,
9022, Klagenfurt
Bundeshandelsschule I, Kumpfgasse 21A,
9020, Klagenfurt
Ms. Sarah Clark (extension)
Bundesschulstraße 3, 7100, Neusiedl am See
Höhere Bundeslehranstalt für wirtschaftliche
Berufe und höhere gewerbliche
Bundeslehranstalt, Bundesschulstraße 4, 7100,
Neusiedl am See
Ms. Beth Brinkman (new)
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, WI
Schule der Kreuzschwestern Gymnasium und
wirtschaftskundliches Realgymnasium,
Stockhofstraße 10, 4020, Linz, Donau
Schule der Kreuzschwestern Bildungsanstalt für
Kindergartenpädagogik, Stockhofstraße 10,
4020, Linz
Ms. Riannon Clarke (new)
University of North Carolina at Greensboro, NC
Bundesgymnasium, Tanzenberg, 9063, Maria
Saal
Bundesgymnasium und Bundesrealgymnasium
für Slowenen, Professor-Janezic-Platz 1, 9020,
Klagenfurt
Ms. Mary Broadwater (extension)
Lehranstalten der Caritas der Erzdiözese
Salzburg, Eduard-Heinrich-Straße 2, 5020,
Salzburg
Davisstraße 5, 5400, Hallein
Private Fachschule für wirtschaftliche Berufe
der Schulschwestern von Hallein, Pfarrgasse 8
5400, Hallein
Ms. Hailey Clowdus (extension)
Höhere technische Bundeslehranstalt, Itzlinger
Hauptstraße 30, 5022, Salzburg
Ms. Julie Constantine (extension)
Bundesgymnasium, Ödenburger Straße 74,
1210, Wien
Ms. Sarah Broll (extension)
Theodor Kramer-Straße 3, 1220, Wien
Ms. Amanda Dalaba (new)
Michigan State University, MI
Bundeshandelsschule, Hinterfeldgasse 19,
6900, Bregenz
Bundeshandelsschule, Neudorfstraße 22, 6890,
Lustenau
Mr. Robert Broom (new)
California State University, Long Beach, CA
Bundesrealgymnasium, Stift Viktring Straße
25, 9073, Klagenfurt-Viktring
Oberstufenrealgymnasium Sankt Ursula der
Diözese Gurk, Ursulinengasse 5, 9020,
Klagenfurt
Mr. James DeHaas (new)
Millersville University of Pennsylvania, PA
Bundesgymnasium, Schloßstraße 31a, 4840,
Vöcklabruck
Bundesrealgymnasium, Schloßstraße 31, 4840,
Vöcklabruck
Ms. Tori Campbell (extension)
Berufe, Donaulände 72, 3430, Tulln
Handelsakademie und Handelsschule der
Stadtgemeinde Tulln, Donaulände 64, 3430,
Tulln
Ms. Onyx Dlabik (new)
The University of Georgia, GA
Höhere technische Bundeslehranstalt, ViktorKaplan-Straße 1, 8605, Kapfenberg
Wiener Straße 123, 8605, Kapfenberg
Ms. Rita Carter (new)
University of Maryland, Baltimore County, MD
Realschulstraße 6, 8280, Fürstenfeld
Bundeshandelsschule, Realschulstraße 6, 8280,
Fürstenfeld
Ms. Jennifer Douglas (new)
Lewis & Clark College, OR
Anton-Bruckner-Straße 16, 4600, Wels
Bundesrealgymnasium, Wallererstraße 25,
4600, Wels
Mr. Derek Case (new)
University of Oklahoma, OK
Bundesrealgymnasium, Hamerlingstraße 18,
4020, Linz, Donau
42
für Berufstätige, Lichtenfelsgasse 3-5 8010,
Graz
Mr. Alan Eby (new)
Otto-Glöckel-Weg 2, 2620, Neunkirchen,
Niederösterreich
Gymnasium der Erzdiözese Wien,
Sachsenbrunn, 2880, Kirchberg am Wechsel
Mr. Aaron Figurski (extension)
Kirchengasse 5, 8010, Graz
Carnerigasse 30-32, 8010, Graz
Bundesgymnasium, Stift Rein 8103, Rein
Ms. Alexandra Ellison (new)
Bundeshandelsakademie, Habertstraße 5,
4810, Gmunden
Gymnasium für Mädchen der Kreuzschwestern,
Pensionatstraße 9, 4810, Gmunden
Mr. Pantaleon Florez III (extension)
Bundesgymnasium, Josef-Preis-Allee 3, 5020,
Salzburg
Wirtschaftskundliches Bundesrealgymnasium,
Josef-Preis-Allee 5, 5020, Salzburg
Bundes-Oberstufenrealgymnasium, Josef-PreisAllee 7 5020, Salzburg
Ms. Kittle Evenson (new)
Carleton College, MN
Berufe, Germergasse 5, 2500, Baden
Biondekgasse 6, 2500, Baden
Mr. Maximilian Florka (new)
University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, MI
Bundesgymnasium, Draschestraße 90-92,
1230, Wien
Ms. Leah Ewing (extension)
der Schulschwestern, Erdbergstraße 70, 1030,
Wien
Höhere gewerbliche Bundeslehranstalt
(Fachrichtung Mode und Bekleidungstechnik),
Herbststraße 104, 1160, Wien
Ms. Keri Forbringer (extension)
Gymnasium der Herz Jesu Missionare,
Schönleitenweg 1, 5013, Salzburg-Liefering
Erzbischöfliches Privatgymnasium Borromäum,
Gaisbergstraße 7, 5020, Salzburg
wirtschaftskundliches Bundesrealgymnasium
für Berufstätige, Franz-Josef-Kai 41 5020,
Salzburg
Ms. Gina Fabbro (extension)
Kindergartenpädagogik, Grottenhofstrasse 150,
8052, Graz-Wetzelsdorf
Klusemannstraße 25, 8053, Graz
Mr. Jacob Furey-Rosan (new)
American University, DC
Lindfeldgasse 10, 8750, Judenburg
Bundeshandelsschule, Stadionstraße 8-10,
8750, Judenburg
Ms. Meredith Fast (new)
Colby College, ME
Hochstraße 1, 7210, Mattersburg
Bundeshandelsschule, Michael-Koch-Straße 44,
7210, Mattersburg
Ms. Kristin Gilbank (new)
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, WI
Bundeshandelsschule, Franz-Jonas-Straße 1315, 8570, Voitsberg
Piberstraße 15, 8580, Köflach
Berufe, Piberstraße 15 8580, Köflach
Mr. Joseph Feldpausch (new)
University of Michigan, MI
Bundeshandelsschule, Riefengasse 1, 6500,
Landeck
Katholisches Oberstufenrealgymnasium der
Kongregation der Barmherzigen Schwestern,
Klostergasse 10, 6511, Zams
Ms. Michelle Gilluly (new)
Western Washington University, WA
Bundeshandelsakademie, Grazer Straße 27,
4820, Bad Ischl
Berufe, Kaltenbachstraße 19-23, 4820, Bad
Ischl
Mr. Daniel Ferguson (extension)
Bundeshandelsschule, Grazbachgasse 71,
8010, Graz
Bundeshandelsschule, Monsbergergasse 16,
8010, Graz
wirtschaftskundliches Bundesrealgymnasium
Ms. Lauren Godfrey (new)
Bucknell University, PA
Feldgasse 6 -8, 1080, Wien
43
Mr. George Hemphill (new)
University of Maine, ME
Handelsakademie und Handelsschule des
Stiftes Lambach, Klosterplatz 1, 4650,
Lambach
Realgymnasium der Benediktiner, Klosterplatz
1, 4650, Lambach
Mr. William Golba (extension)
Geringergasse 4, 1110, Wien
Ms. Tara Goverdhan (new)
The University of Tennessee, TN
Gymnasium, Realgymnasium und
wirtschaftskundliches Realgymnasium der
Armen Schulschwestern von Unserer Lieben
Frau, Friesgasse 4, 1150, Wien
Islamisches Gymnasium,
Rauchfangkehrergasse 43, 1150, Wien
Mr. Alexander Holt (extension)
Versuchsanstalt, Leberstraße 4c, 1030, Wien
Ms. Leslie Jessen (extension)
Handelsakademie III und Handelsschule IV der
Wiener Kaufmannschaft, Schönborngasse 3-5,
1080, Wien
Handelsakademie II und Handelsschule III der
Wiener Kaufmannschaft, Hamerlingplatz 5-6,
1080, Wien
Ms. Mackenzie Grattan (extension)
Pädagogische Hochschule Vorarlberg,
Liechtensteinstraße 33-37, 6800, Feldkirch
Mr. Scott Griffen (extension)
Höhere Bundeslehr-und Versuchsanstalt für
Gartenbau, Grünbergstraße 24, 1131, Wien
Mr. Nicholas Jimenez (extension)
Bundesgymnasium, Överseegasse 28, 8020,
Graz
Bundesgymnasium, Dreihackengasse 11, 8020,
Graz
Modellschule Graz Gymnasium und
Realgymnasium des Vereins Modellschule Graz,
Fröbelgasse 28 8020, Graz
Mr. Matthew Hambro (extension)
Höhere Bundeslehr- und Versuchsanstalt für
chemische Industrie, Rosensteingasse 79,
1170, Wien
Ms. Rachel Haney (new)
Pitzer College, CA
Bundesgymnasium, Billrothstraße 73, 1190,
Wien
Ms. Elizabeth Johnson (extension)
Kirchliche Pädagogische Hochschule,
Georgigasse 85-89, 8020, Graz
Ms. Adrienne Harding (new)
University of Delaware, DE
Bundeshandelsschule I, Johann-BrunauerStraße 4, 5020, Salzburg
Franz-Josef-Kai 41, 5020, Salzburg
Ms. Kirbee Johnston (new)
Bundesgymnasium, Anzengruberstraße 6,
3300, Amstetten
Berufe, Stefan Fadingerstraße 36, 3300,
Amstetten
Ms. Elisabeth Harvey (new)
Bundeshandelsschule, Flurweg 3, 9560,
Feldkirchen in Kärnten
Peraustraße 10, 9501, Villach
Mr. Matthew Jokerst (new)
Southeast Missouri State University, MO
(Fachrichtung Tourismus), Hagauerstraße 17,
4190, Bad Leonfelden
Hagauerstraße 17, 4190, Bad Leonfelden
Ms. Hannah Hayes (extension)
Bundesrealgymnasium und BundesOberstufenrealgymnasium, Schulring 16, 3100,
Sankt Pölten
Gymnasium und wirtschaftskundliches
Realgymnasium des Instituts BMV der
Englischen Fräulein, Schneckgasse 3, 3100,
Sankt Pölten
Ms. Katie Jones (new)
Purdue University, IN
Höhere Landwirtschaftliche Bundeslehranstalt,
Fernbach 37, 4490, Sankt Florian bei Linz
Ms. Abigail Kahn (extension)
Bundeshandelsschule, Hetzendorfer Straße 66,
1120, Wien
Handelsakademie V des Fonds der Wiener
Kaufmannschaft, Franklinstraße 24, 1210,
Wien
Ms. Dietlinde Heilmayr (new)
Hendrix College, AR
Hochschule für Agrar- und Umweltpädagogik,
Angermayergasse 1, 1130, Wien
Höhere Bundeslehranstalt für Land- und
Ernährungswirtschaft, Sitzenberg,
Schlossbergstraße 4, 3454, Reidling
Ms. Jennifer Keating (extension)
44
Erlaufpromenade 1, 3250, Wieselburg an der
Erlauf
Schacherlweg 1, 3270, Scheibbs
Bundesgymnasium, Ettenreichgasse 41-43,
1100, Wien
Ms. Christina Kenny (new)
Hartwick College, NY
Private Pädagogische Hochschule Burgenland,
Thomas Alva Edison-Straße 1, 7000, Eisenstadt
Bundeshandelsschule, Bad Kissingen-Platz 3,
7001, Eisenstadt
Mr. Sean Krogh (new)
Washington and Lee University, VA
Bundesgymnasium, Realschulstraße 3, 6850,
Dornbirn
BRG und BORG, Höchster Straße 32, 6850,
Dornbirn
Mr. Robert Kitson (extension)
Bundesrealgymnasium, Keplerstraße 1, 8020,
Graz
Bundesgymnasium, Pestalozzistraße 5, 8010,
Graz
Höhere Bundeslehranstalt für Mode und
Bekleidungstechnik, Ortweinplatz 1 8010, Graz
Mr. Benjamin LaFirst (new)
Wesleyan University, CT
Höhere technische Bundeslehranstalt, PaulHahn-Straße 4, 4020, Linz, Donau
Ms. Nora Larkin (extension)
Höhere Bundeslehrantalt für alpenländische
Landwirtschaft, Ursprung/Elixhausen, 5161,
Elixhausen
Mr. Bryce Klatsky (new)
Skidmore College, NY
Bundeshandelsschule, Pocksteinerstraße 3,
3340, Waidhofen an der Ybbs
Versuchsanstalt, im Vogelsang 8, 3340,
Waidhofen an der Ybbs
Mr. Paul Lehmann (new)
Vanderbilt University, TN
Bundeshandelsschule, Schillerstraße 7b, 6800,
Feldkirch
Bundesgymnasium, Unterfeldstraße 11, 6700,
Bludenz
Ms. Kaitlin Kohberger (new)
Ithaca College, NY
Bundeshandelsschule, Kirchenplatz 2, 2020,
Hollabrunn
Aufbaugymnasium der Erzdiözese Wien,
Kirchenplatz 2, 2020, Hollabrunn
Ms. Julia Littlefield (new)
Bowdoin College, ME
Höhere Technische Bundeslehranstalt Kaindorf,
Grazerstraße 202, 8430, Kaindorf a.d. Sulm
Akademisches Gymnasium, Bürgergasse 15,
8010, Graz
Mr. Jonathan Komar (extension)
Private Pädagogische Hochschule Hochschulstiftung Diözese Innsbruck (Edith
Stein), Stiftshof 1, 6422, Stams
Gymnasium und Aufbaurealgymnasium des
Stiftes Stams Meinhardinum, Stift Stams,
6422, Stams
Mr. Dustin Lovett (extension)
Bundesrealgymnasium, Krottenbachstraße 11,
1190, Wien
Mr. Daniel Lundquist (extension)
Franz-Keim-Gasse 3, 2340, Mödling
Handelsakademie und Handelsschule der
Kaufmannschaft, Maria-Theresien-Straße 25,
2340, Mödling
Mr. Andrew Koss (extension)
Bundeshandelsschule, Geringergasse 4, 1110,
Wien
Bundeshandelsschule, Maygasse 43, 1130,
Wien
Ms. Emily Luski (new)
Barnard College, NY
Reucklstraße 9, 2020, Hollabrunn
Unter den Linden 16, 2000, Stockerau
Ms. Kiley Kost (extension)
Bundeshandelsschule, Weissenbachgasse 37,
6410, Telfs
Oberstufenrealgymnasium für Schisportler des
Vereines Internatsschule für Schisportler,
Hauptmann Kluibenschädl-Straße 2, 6422,
Stams
Ms. Emily Mahoney (extension)
Pädagogische Hochschule Salzburg,
Akademiestraße 23, 5020, Salzburg
Ms. Alexandra Maihoefer (new)
University of Pittsburgh, PA
Bundesgymnasium, Untere Bachgasse 8, 2340,
Mödling
Mr. Erol Koymen (new)
45
BRG/BORG, Grießhüblerstraße 37, 2344, Ma.
Enzersdorf
Mr. Thomas Murphey (new)
Bard College, NY
Bundesgymnasium, Franklinstraße 26, 1210,
Wien
Ms. Celeste Maus (new)
St. Olaf College, MN
Gymnasium des Schulvereins
Europagymnasium vom Guten Hirten,
Baumgartenberg 1, 4342, Baumgartenberg
Dirnbergerstraße 43, 4320, Perg
Mr. Patara Nimsombun (new)
Bundesrealgymnasium und BundesOberstufenrealgymnasium, Johannes-MessnerWeg 14, 6130, Schwaz
Bundeshandelsschule, Johannes-Messner-Weg
14,Bundesschulz., 6130, Schwaz
Ms. Katherine Mawdsley (extension)
Akademisches Gymnasium, Angerzellgasse 14,
6020, Innsbruck
Waldraster Straße 21, 6166, Fulpmes
Ms. Amber Opheim (new)
Appalachian State University, NC
Rebberggasse 25-27, 6800, Feldkirch
Mr. David McCahill (new)
Harvard University, MA
Versuchsanstalt, Negrellistraße 50, 6830,
Rankweil
Mr. Matthew Pagano (extension)
Höhere Bundeslehranstalt für Forstwirtschaft,
Dr.-Theodor-Körner-Straße 44, 8601, Bruck an
der Mur
Ms. Ashley McCarty (new)
Berry College, GA
Gymnasium für Mädchen Sacre CoeurRiedenburg, Arlbergstraße 88, 6900, Bregenz
der Dominikanerinnen, Marienberg,
Schlossbergstraße 11, 6901, Bregenz
Ms. Kathryn Porter (new)
University of Cincinnati, OH
Bundesrealgymnasium, Gymnasiumstraße 10,
6600, Reutte
Ms. Katherine Portnoy (new)
Bundeshandelsakademie I, Stelzhamerstraße
20, 4600, Wels
Bundeshandelsakademie II, Stelzhamerstraße
20, 4600, Wels
Mr. Christopher McCoy (new)
James Madison University, VA
Bundeshandelsschule, Gebhart-Straße 2, 6460,
Imst
Ms. Elizabeth Powell (new)
Bundeshandelsschule, Langenloiser Straße 22,
3500, Krems an der Donau
(Fachrichtung Tourismus), Langenloiserstraße
22, 3500, Krems an der Donau
Ms. Kate Melchior (new)
Bundesgymnasium, Parhamerplatz 18, 1170,
Wien
Mr. Emil Mentz (extension)
Sankt Martiner Straße 7, 9501, Villach
Ms. Julie Pridham (extension)
Höhere Landwirtschaftliche Bundeslehranstalt
Francisco-Josephinum, Schloss Weinzierl 1,
3250, Wieselburg an der Erlauf
Mr. Benjamin Metz (new)
Berufe, Aubrunnerweg 4, 4040, Linz, Donau
(Fachrichtung Mode und Bekleidungstechnik),
Blütenstraße 23, 4040, Linz, Donau
Ms. April Reiter (new)
Bundesgymnasium Tamsweg, Lasabergweg
500, 5580, Tamsweg
Fachschule für wirtschaftliche Berufe Sankt
Augustin der Pfarrpfründe Sankt Margarethen,
St. Margarethen 60, 5582, St. Michael im
Lungau
Bundeshandelsschule, Lasabergweg 10 5580,
Tamsweg
Ms. Allison Miller (extension)
Pädagogische Hochschule Wien,
Grenzackerstrasse 18, 1100, Wien
Mr. Timothy Molnar (new)
Bates College, ME
Bundes-Oberstufenrealgymnasium, Mösleweg
16, 6840, Götzis
Schillerstraße 13, 6800, Feldkirch
Ms. Jessica Resvick (new)
46
Bundesgymnasium, Sportpromenade 19, 2560,
Berndorf, Niederösterreich
Brown University, RI
Bundesrealgymnasium, Fadingerstraße 4,
4020, Linz, Donau
Akademisches Gymnasium, Spittelwiese 14,
4020, Linz, Donau
Ms. Christine Shedd-Thompson (new)
University of Maryland, MD
Zweisprachige Bundeshandelsakademie,
Professor-Janezic-Platz 1, 9020, Klagenfurt
Berufe und höhere gewerbliche
Bundeslehranstalt Fachr. Mode und
Bekleidungstechnik, Fromillerstraße 15, 9010,
Klagenfurt
Mr. Kenneth Rice (new)
Kindergartenpädagogik, Dornburggasse 93,
7400, Oberwart
Berufe, Tourismus, Mode und
Bekleidungstechnik, Badgasse 5, 7400,
Oberwart
Ms. Alison Sheets (extension)
Lehranstalten Mater Salvatoris Bildungsanstalt
für Kindergartenpädagogik, Kenyongasse 4-12,
1070, Wien
Bildungsanstalt für Kindergartenpädagogik der
Kongregation der Schwestern vom Armen
Kinde Jesus, Hofzeile 17, 1190, Wien
Ms. Rianna Rosen (new)
Binghamton University, NY
Bundes-Bildungsanstalt für
Kindergartenpädagogik, Süssenbergerstraße
29, 8480, Mureck
Bundesfachschule für wirtschaftliche Berufe,
Süssenbergerstraße 27, 8480, Mureck
Bundes- Oberstufenrealgymnasium,
Neubaustraße 9 8490, Bad Radkersburg
Mr. Matthew Sherman (new)
Michigan State University, MI
Wirtschaftskundliches Realgymnasium für
Mädchen des Konventes der Ursulinen,
Fürstenweg 86, 6020, Innsbruck
Katholisches Oberstufenrealgymnasium der
Kongregation der Barmherzigen Schwestern,
Rennweg 40, 6020, Innsbruck
Mr. Nicholas Santangelo (extension)
Berufe, Bergheidengasse 7-19, 1130, Wien
Hotel- und Tourismusschulen Modul der
Wirtschaftskammer Wien, Peter-Jordan-Straße
78-80, 1190, Wien
Mr. Thomas Simeone (extension)
Wagnastraße 6, 8430, Leibnitz
Bundeshandelsschule, Klostergasse 18, 8430,
Leibnitz
Mr. Walter Schlect (extension)
Höhere Bundeslehr- und Versuchsanstalt für
Textilindustrie, Spengergasse 20, 1050, Wien
Ms. Brandi Smith (extension)
Bundesgymnasium und
Bundesoberstufenrealgymnasium,
Gerasdorferstraße 103, 1210, Wien
Mr. Peter Schmitt (new)
University of Minnesota - Twin Cities, MN
Reithmannstraße 1-3, 6020, Innsbruck
Gymnasium der Franziskaner, Kathreinstraße
6, 6060, Hall in Tirol
Mr. Karl Spiker (new)
University of California Santa Cruz, CA
Bundes-Oberstufenrealgymnasium, MartinLodinger-Straße 2, 5630, Bad Hofgastein
Hotelfachschule des Vereins Salzburger
Tourismusschulen, Dr.-Zimmermann-Straße,
5630, Bad Hofgastein
Bundeshandelsakademie, Alte Bundesstraße 11
5600, Sankt Johann im Pongau
Ms. Nicole Schnitzler (new)
Arizona State University, AZ
Ernährungswirtschaft, Pitzelstätten,
Glantalstraße 59, 9061, Klagenfurt-Wölfnitz
Mr. Fabian Schoeppner (extension)
Bundesgymnasium, Maroltingergasse 69-71,
1160, Wien
Ms. Grace Spradling (new)
University of Missouri, Columbia, MO
Ernährungswirtschaft, Elmbergweg 65, 4040,
Linz
Ms. Melissa Shalter (extension)
Versuchsanstalt, Technikerstraße 1-5, 2340,
Mödling
Mr. Robert Stickney (new)
Maximilianstraße 11, 9900, Lienz, Osttirol
Bundes-Oberstufenrealgymnasium, Kärntner
Straße 8, 9900, Lienz, Osttirol
Ms. Allison Shantz (new)
University of Wisconsin- Eau Claire, WI
Expositur Bad Vöslau-Gainfarn, Petzgasse 34,
2500, Bad Vöslau
47
Roseggergasse 10, 8680, Mürzzuschlag
Hammerbachgasse 12 8650, Kindberg
Mr. Christopher Stohs (new)
Valparaiso University, IN
Gartenstraße 1, 9400, Wolfsberg
Bundeshandelsschule, Gartenstraße 1, 9400,
Wolfsberg
Mr. James Violette (new)
Colby College, ME
Ernährungswirtschaft, Birkenweg 8, 6175,
Kematen in Tirol
Ms. Rachel Stori (extension)
Missionsprivatgymnasium Sankt Rupert der
Gesellschaft des Göttlichen Wortes, Kreuzberg,
5500, Bischofshofen
STS Bischofshofen, Südtiroler Straße 75, 5500,
Bischofshofen
Bundes-Oberstufenrealgymnasium, Moosallee 7
5550, Radstadt
Ms. Rebecca Vorel (extension)
Handelsakademie, Handelsschule, Schule für
EDV, Handelsakademie und Handelsschule für
Berufstätige des Vereines Berufsförderungsinst.
Wien, Margaretenstraße 65, 1050, Wien
Handelsschule der Kongregation der Armen
Schulschwestern von Unserer lieben Frau,
Friesgasse 4, 1150, Wien
Mr. Matthew Straus (new)
Fischamender Straße 23-25, 2460, Bruck an
der Leitha
Ehrenbrunngasse 6, 2320, Schwechat
Ms. Ellie Wawrzaszek (new)
Williams College, MA
Berufe, Eybnerstraße 23, 3100, Sankt Pölten
ORG d. Stadtgemeinde, Marktfeldstraße 310,
3040, Neulengbach
Ms. Victoria Svazas (new)
University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana, IL
Völkermarkter Ring 27, 9020, Klagenfurt
Ms. Vanessa Weller (extension)
Bundesrealgymnasium, Anton BaumgartnerStraße 123, 1230, Wien
Mr. Jonathan Werkmeister (extension)
Höhere Bundeslehranstalt für Alpenländische
Landwirtschaft, Raumberg 38, 8952, Irdning
Ms. Elisabeth Ullman (extension)
Hieflauerstraße 89, 8790, Eisenerz
Bundeshandelsschule, Hieflauer Straße 89,
8790, Eisenerz
Ms. Clara Williams (extension)
Privat Gymnasium der Stadtgemeinde
Purkersdorf, Herrengasse 4, 3002, Purkersdorf
Gymnasium und Realgymnasium des Instituts
Sacre Coeur der Erzdiözese Wien, Klostergasse
12, 3021, Pressbaum
Ms. Taylor VanDorp (extension)
Versuchsanstalt, Dr.-Eckener-Gasse 2, 2700,
Wiener Neustadt
Bundesrealgymnasium, Gröhrmühlgasse 27,
2700, Wiener Neustadt
Ms. Kara Wilson (new)
Bowdoin College, ME
Bundeshandelsschule, Mettingerstraße 16,
9100, Völkermarkt
Pestalozzistraße 1, 9100, Völkermarkt
Mr. Lucas Vessa (new)
University of Kentucky, KY
Don Bosco-Gymnasium Realgymnasium,
Aufbaurealgymnasium derSalesianer Don
Boscos, Don Bosco-Straße 20, 2442,
Unterwaltersdorf
Berufe, Perlasgasse 10, 2362, Biedermannsdorf
Ms. Sarah Zabka (new)
Ohio University, OH
Bundeshandelsschule, Gymnasiumstraße 19,
7350, Oberpullendorf
Gymnasiumstraße 21, 7350, Oberpullendorf
Mr. Jacob Vidourek (extension)
Bundesgymnasium, Franklinstraße 21, 1210,
Wien
Ms. Mary Viets (new)
Truman State University, MO
Berufe Peter-Rosegger-Bundesheim, Alter
Sommer 4, 8670, Krieglach
Ms. Monika Zobel (new)
San Diego State University, CA
Bundesgymnasium, Diefenbachgasse 19, 1150,
Wien
48
Ms. Andrea Zomorodian (new)
University of Southern California, CA
Bundesgymnasium, Bundesaufbaugymnasium
und Bundesaufbaurealgymnasium,
Püchhaimgasse 21, 3580, Horn,
Niederösterreich
Bundeshandelsschule, Rupert-RockenbauerPlatz 2, 2070, Retz, Niederösterreich
Mag. Anna Orthofer (10-11)
Universität Wien
MA in Economics
Johns Hopkins University
Daniel Pickem, Bakk. (10-11)
Technische Universität Wien
Master in Electrical Engineering
Georgia Institute of Technology
Ms. Kathryn Zukaitis (new)
Yale Divinity School, CT
Heinemannstraße 12, 3500, Krems an der
Donau
Bundesrealgymnasium, Ringstraße 33, 3500,
Krems an der Donau
DI (FH) Jonathan Rameseder (08-09)
PhD in Systems Biology
Fulbright Science and Technology Award
Fachhochschule Hagenberg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Christoph Rainer (10-11)
Wien
MFA in Film
Columbia University
AUSTRIAN FULBRIGHT STUDENTS IN THE U.S.
PROGRAM EXTENSIONS FROM PREVIOUS
ACADEMIC YEARS (21)
Mag. Paul Reisinger (09-10)
Universität Wien
Master Film Production / DirectingUniversity of
California – Los Angeles
MMag. Linda Aicher (08-09)
PhD in Music Education
Wien
Northwestern University
Mag. Bert Azizoglu (10-11)
Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien
PhD in Public and Urban Policy
New School University
Gerda Ricken (10-11)
Akademie für den mediznisch-techn.
Laboratoriumsdienst
MS in Molecular and Cell Biology
Brandeis University
Mag. Maschenka Braganca (10-11)
Universität Innsbruck
Master in International Affairs
American University
Johanna Rothe (07-08)
PhD, Political Science / Gender Studies
UMC Maastricht
University of California - Santa Cruz
Mag. Philipp Essl (10-11)
MPA in Public Administration
Harvard University
Mag. Susanne Scheiblhofer (07-08)
PhD, Historical Musicology
Universität Wien
University of Oregon
Mag. Daniela Jauk (07-08)
PhD, Gender Studies / Sociology
Universität Graz
University of Akron
Mag. Ralph Schöllhammer (09-10)
PhD Political Science
University of Kentucky
Mag. Martina Koegeler (10-11)
Universität Graz
Master in Comparative Literature
SUNY - Stony Brook
Matthias Taus, Bakk. (10-11)
Technische Universität Graz
PhD in Computational Science, Engineering,
Mathematics
University of Texas at Austin
Mag. Johannes Langer (10-11)
Universität Wien
Master in International Peace and Conflict
Resolution
American University
Sarita Vollnhofer, Bakk. (10-11)
Fachhochschule Wiener Neustadt
MIA in International Affairs
Columbia University
Rudolf Alvise Lennkh, B.Sc. (10-11)
University of Warwick
MPA in Public Administration
Columbia University
Mag. Andrea Wald (09-10)
Universität Wien
PhD Germanic Studies
University of Chicago
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Mag. Anna Wonaschütz (07-08)
PhD, Physics / Atmospheric Science
Universität Wien
University of Arizona, Tucson
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