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“Anticipates Board approval”

25 Monday Apr 2011

Posted by tgilheany in Fulbright project

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I think I just won a Fulbright Distinguished Award in Teaching grant to study in Israel next year. The email says I have been “nominated,” but it also says “once your candidacy has been approved” and uses the future, not the conditional tense. I’m using my college counselor spidey-senses to detect a “likely” letter here.

So many questions remain, but this is extremely exciting.

Fulbright likely letter

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