Academic Honors and FellowshipsThe role of a Fulbright faculty mentor is to provide advice on the feasibility of your proposed project. Ideally, a mentor has expertise in your academic field and/or host country and is willing meet to review your Statement of Grant Purpose and Personal Statement to provide feedback. Mentor/mentee roles are created informally and are not required to apply for the Fulbright U.S. Student Program through USC, but are strongly encouraged.
The faculty listed below are willing to be contacted to mentor USC Fulbright applicants. We recommend that you reach out to a mentor once you have a working draft of your statements. Applicants are also welcome to work with mentors not listed here. Other ways to find a mentor include:
Department of Classics
Contact | prijic@usc.edu
Languages:
- Latin
- Classical Greek
Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures
Contact | ealc@usc.edu
Languages:
- Chinese
- Japanese
- Korean
Department of French and Italian
Contact | french@dornsife.usc.edu
Languages:
- French
- Italian
German Studies Program
Contact | bothe@usc.edu
Languages:
- German
Department of Latin American and Iberian Cultures
Contact | laicdept@usc.edu
Languages:
- Spanish
- Portuguese
Department of Middle East Studies
Contact | mdes@usc.edu
Languages:
- Arabic
- Hebrew
- Persian
Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures
Contact | slavic@usc.edu
Languages:
- Polish
- Russian
Non-USC Languages
Language Testing International
Contact | https://www.languagetesting.com/
Non-USC languages include any language not taught at USC.