Gilman Recipients
The Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program offers grants for U.S. undergraduates of limited financial means to pursue academic studies or credit-bearing internships abroad in any discipline. Such international exchange is intended to better prepare U.S. students to assume significant roles in an increasingly global economy and interdependent world.The program encourages students to choose non-traditional study and intern destinations, especially those outside of Western Europe, and supports students who have been traditionally under-represented in study abroad. Students who receive the Gilman Scholarship may also be eligible to receive an additional Critical Need Language Award and/or STEM Supplemental Award from the Gilman Scholarship Program.
Gilman Scholars receive non-competitive eligibility (NCE) for future employment. This is a special hiring authority granted by the U.S. government.
Past Scholars, 2014 - Present
2026
Olivia Allen
2026
Tiffney Ancil
2026
Ethan Espinoza
2026
Ryan Gormaly
2026
Sydney Gwidt
2026
Morgan Hamilton
2026
Evan Haws
2026
Lauren Kessler
2026
Hannah Mendel
2026
Philip Salvador
2026
Connor Sun
2026
Lauren Toepp
2025
Brock Hudon
2025
Amelia Johnson
2025
Abner Rodriguez
Past Scholars, 2004 - 2013
- Alexander Groh, 2013
- Cristine Gutierrez, 2013
- Holly Klawson, 2013
- Rex Kong, 2013
- Adam Simko, 2013
- Iyabo Akinsanmi, 2012
- Cade Carmichael, 2012
- Lisa Lawrence, 2012
- Amanda Barnett, 2011
- Amanda Bickel, 2011
- Abigail Brown, 2011
- Aida Carrillo Munoz, 2011
- Loren Cobbs, 2011
- Tara Gille, 2011
- Daniel Lee, 2011
- Chloe Morrical, 2011
- Brian Otten, 2011
- Alexandra Robinson, 2011
- Brian Roe, 2011
- Juli Hoon, 2010
- Christopher House, 2010
- Steve Milanoski, 2010
- Jonah Wilson, 2010
- Taner Kipfer, 2009
- Paul Reisert, 2009
- Benjamin Baker, 2008
- Michael Doud, 2008
- Judith Healton, 2008
- Hector Patino, 2008
- Daniel Spaid, 2006
- Adrianne Renberg, 2004
- Tia Trueblood, 2004