Global Scholars Program
Creating pathways for students to transform their care and concern for the world into action
The SUNY Purchase Global Scholars Program is a four-year co-curricular program designed to bring together like-minded students from across academic areas to develop skills in intercultural communication and create a forum for globally focused, interdisciplinary collaboration.
Students accepted to SUNY Purchase are invited to apply to become Global Scholars; applications are then reviewed by committee and recommended to the Dean for Global Strategy for admission into the program. Upon achieving designated academic benchmarks for success, Global Scholars are awarded a $4,000 scholarship to study abroad on the SUNY Purchase winter, summer, or semester-long program of their choice.
In addition to their monetary award, students receive customized advising throughout their time at Purchase to connect them with opportunities related to global learning, international internships, and post-graduation global career pathways; invitations to participate in a number of off-campus opportunities in New York City and/or Washington D.C. to visit organizations and people working in international fields; and opportunities to participate and collaborate in on-campus events, such as master classes and workshops during Purchase’s annual global festival, as well as seminars, talks and other events related to global topics.
Global Scholars
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Karim Al-Khalidi
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Hudson Galardi-Troy
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Caroline Jimenez
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Alina Stepanov
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Miles Ackerman-Hovis
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Johnny Bayne
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Isabella Calvao
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Medha Chandwani
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Abigail Conrad
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Maneera Duddu
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Fatoumata Fadiga
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Elianna Forde
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Bethany Garcia
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Sadie Gray
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Kiana Hindi
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Kaya Ilas
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Priya Kulkarni
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Ruby Liu
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Chanelle McKenzie
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Kimora Outlaw
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Sara Richter
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Laura Robles Gomez
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Brianna Rollison
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August Seeger
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Hannah Towle
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Melina Wojcik
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Danielle Wozniak
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Cassandra Castillo
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Ria Jacob
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Adrian Rochester
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Em Stern
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Amelle Amirouche
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Sierra Blanco
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Imani Carre
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Jeannette Claus
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Logan Dorrell-Lyttle
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Melissa Efrus
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Rebecca Flum
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Soraya Fuentes
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Arthur Goady
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Marihana Heloany Reis
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Jacob Hobson
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Orly Keynan
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Sydney Lawson
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Rylie McCullough
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Bryce Medley
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Michael Pedra
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Laurisa Roalef
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William Rogers
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Spencer Scalamoni
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Sonia Seth
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Jack Ward
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Wren Woodward-Aviles
News:
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Global Scholars Meet with UN Deputy Secretary-General
The students were honored to meet privately with Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed.
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Fatoumata Fadiga ’24 Named Future Nobel Laureate
One of ten selected for the 2022 Future Nobel Laureates Scholarship Program.