Four receive spring Gilman Scholarships to study abroad | News | Notre Dame News | University of Notre Dame Skip To Content Skip To Navigation Skip To Search University of Notre Dame Notre Dame News Experts ND in the News Subscribe About Us Home Contact Search Menu Home › News › Four receive spring Gilman Scholarships to study abroad Four receive spring Gilman Scholarships to study abroad Published: December 09, 2019 Author: Erin Blasko Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship Four University of Notre Dame students will study abroad next semester as Gilman Scholars, all through Notre Dame International. • Junior Mikaela Ramsey will study in Santiago, Chile. Ramsey is a sociology major from Findlay, Ohio, with a minor in education, schooling and society. She is a QuestBridge Scholar and a Doan Scholar. • Junior Rhetta Eubanks will study in Toledo, Spain. Eubanks is an economics and history honors double major from Gilbert, Arizona. • Sophomore Mariah Smith will study in Jerusalem. Smith is an Arabic major from New Orleans with a supplemental major in global affairs with a concentration in international peace studies. She is a QuestBridge Scholar. • Junior Marie Doyle will study in Galway, Ireland. Doyle is a program of liberal studies major from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, with minors in sustainability and Irish language and literature. In applying for the competitive scholarship, the students worked closely with the Flatley Center for Undergraduate Scholarly Engagement (CUSE), which promotes the intellectual development of Notre Dame undergraduates through scholarly engagement, research, creative endeavors and the pursuit of fellowships. “It was a pleasure and an honor to work with all Gilman Scholarship applicants this past cycle,” said Elise Rudt, national fellowships program coordinator with CUSE. “Notre Dame had many highly competitive students thanks to the outreach efforts of Kristine Butz in the Office of Financial Aid, and the precise and well-considered study abroad placements of Notre Dame International. We look forward to advising more applicants for the Gilman Scholarship in future cycles.” Three additional Notre Dame students — juniors Kelsie Muha (applied computational mathematics and statistics) and Maria Lake (political science and Japanese) and Bailey Jordan, a third-year architecture student — have been selected as alternates for the award for the spring semester. The Gilman Scholarship is a U.S. State Department grant program that enables students of limited means to study or intern abroad. Students receive as much as $5,000 in financial support, plus as much as $3,000 for the study of a critical language overseas, such as Hindi or Russian. For more information on this and other scholarship opportunities, visit cuse.nd.edu. Contact: Erin Blasko, assistant director of media relations, 574-631-4127, eblasko@nd.edu Posted In: University News International Home Experts ND in the News Subscribe About Us Related March 30, 2022 Notre Dame signs agreement with St. Edmund’s College, University of Cambridge March 22, 2022 The bonds between Notre Dame and Ukraine February 28, 2022 Notre Dame among top producers of Fulbright Program students for eighth straight year May 21, 2021 Gilman Scholarships set records for most in single year, application cycle May 13, 2021 Statement from Notre Dame President Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C., on the death of Irish studies co-founder Seamus Deane For the Media Contact Office of Public Affairs and Communications Notre Dame News 500 Grace Hall Notre Dame, IN 46556 USA Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube Pinterest © 2022 University of Notre Dame Search Mobile App News Events Visit Accessibility Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube LinkedIn