Three students received scholarships from the campus chapter of the international honor society, Phi Beta Delta:  Brandon Fryman is going to Uganda as part of a team assisting in development projects in the southern part of the country. When he return Brandon will begin his PhD studies at Claremont Graduate School. Jessica Liebermann is going to Spain to study Spanish. Corey Ragsdale  is going to Poland to participate in a field school in mortuary archaeology.

Also, Michelle Lynn and Kelley Nipper are going to Central America to participate in field schools in primatology.

First year student Heather Marshall will be embarking on a journey of a lifetime, thanks to the support of the department of Social Work, the CSBS, ASI and CUP. Heather will be traveling to South African Lesotho to participate in a cultural awareness tour and Habitat for Humanity for three weeks in August. For the first week she will be in Cape Town, South Africa, learning about the residual effects of apartheid and visiting HIV clinics to learn first-hand about the effects of HIV/AIDS on South African communities. During the final two weeks, she will be living in a village in Lesotho, working alongside a local family to build decent safe housing. Heather will provide a presentation of her trip next fall quarter, according to Dr. Teresa Morris, Chair, department of Social Work.