About the Program
Guiliano Global Fellowships offer students the opportunity to carry out self-directed research, creative expression and cultural activities for personal development through traveling outside of their comfort zone.
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Awardees188
LocationsFellow Updates
January 10, 2025
Fellows Dinner in New Orleans
A dozen Guiliano Graduate Fellows from 12 different PhD Programs share a fellows dinner during the MLA Convention in New Orleans
December 18, 2024
MLA Announces 2024 Edward Guiliano Fellows
The MLA today announced it is awarding the association’s Edward Guiliano Global Fellowships to seventeen PhD students and candidates in MLA-related disciplines.
October 12, 2024
Society of Guiliano Fellows Inaugural Reunion
Fifty fellows attended the Society of Guiliano Fellows luncheon and showcase in NYC in October.
October 11, 2024
Brown University Guiliano Fellows Attend Reunion in New York
October 9, 2024
Guiliano Global Fellows: Glacier Saviors, Exoplanets, and More
The most recent Edward Guiliano Global Fellowship New York Tech cohort journeyed as "local" as Maryland and as far as India.
September 2, 2024
Guiliano Fellow Awarded American Druze Foundation Postdoc
Natalie El-Eid received a 2024-2025 postdoctoral fellowship in the Center for Contemporary Arab Studies at Georgetown University.
What is the purpose of the fellowships?
Edward Guiliano, Ph.D.Host Institutions
Guiliano Fellows
Business Management, English | Seoul, Korea
An Exploration of Mental Health in South Korea (study abroad program)
Hospitality Management | Chicago, IL
Professional Convention Management Association Convening Leadership Conference
Ethnic Studies, Gender and Sexuality | Burma
Sexual Health Education to Youth Near the Burma-China Border
Development Studies, Economics | Tiznit Morocco
Impacts of the Argan Oil Market on Indigenous North African (Amazigh) Women in Morocco
Art History | Medellin, Colombia
Developing Masculinities: Agency, Ambiguity, and Performance in Benjamín de la Calle’s Photographic Portraits of Men, 1899–1934
As a fellow, I am able to experience new perspectives on mental health to be a more understanding provider, acknowledge my own bias, and think about ways I can bridge cultural gaps to help my patients lead their most healthy lives.
Nathanael Rehmeyer
| Medicine | Eswatini
Evaluation of Prevalence of Depression in Adolescents with HIV/AIDS in a Rural Clinic in Eswatini 
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