The US Fulbright Student and Scholar program (2018-2019) arrives to Chile every year in March.  As usual, we will livestream their project proposals!  See below for the schedules and the live streams:

• Presentation Schedules

  Wednesday, March 6, 2019 – presentation files here

  Time Slot	Speaker
  09:50 – 10:05	Josselyn Barahona, The Effects of N-acetylcysteine on Inflammatory Responses
  10:10 – 10:25	Christina Bosch, Social Equity through Inclusive Education
  10:30 – 10:45	Karie Brown-Tess, Co-Creation in Chilean Mathematics Teacher Training
  10:50 – 11:05	Kelsey Chatlosh, Afro-Chilean Women Asserting Black Pasts, Presents, and Futures in Chile
  11:10 – 11:25	Susan Massar, Cattle in the Trees: Silvopastoralism in Chilean Patagonia
  11:50 – 12:05	Genevieve de Kervor, Genetic and environmental control of developmental transitions: Regulation of Lin28 during Xenopus metamorphosis
  12:10 – 12:25	Kai Parker, Probabilistic Tsunami Hazard Assessment for Chile’s Coastlines
  12:30 – 12:45	Christopher Ruybal, Assessing Trends in Chilean Groundwater Storage
  12:50 – 13:05	Lauren Wiesebron, Dynamic trophic linkages between forage fish and zooplankton in Northern Chilean Patagonia
  13:10 – 13:25	Andrew Xia, Modeling Fare Evasion in the Santiago Bus Network
  13:30 – 13:45	Natasha Reifenberg, Exploring Shifting Attitudes and Strategies Towards Gender-based Violence in Chile
  13:50 – 14:05	Clare Beer, Nationalizing Nature: Conservation, Economy, and Chile’s Route of Parks Project

   

  Friday, March 8th, 2019

  Time Slot	Speaker
  11:30 – 11:45	Dr. Nicolas Larco, Sustainable Urban Design: A Pan-American Exchange and Comparative Analysis
  11:50 – 12:05	Dr. Shannan Mattiace, Immigrants and Indigenous in Chile: Border Crossings in the Southern Cone
  12:10 – 12:25	Dr. Juan Perdiguero, Cross-Disciplinary Contemporary Drawing Practice

   

• Streaming, Wednesday March 6th

• Streaming, Friday, March 8th