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    Ten Students Receive Fulbright Scholarships, Setting Stony Brook Record

    May 20, 2019
    7 min read

    Beyza Gurler
    Beyza Gurler

    Beyza Gurler
    Home town: Staten Island, NY
    2018 BA in Political Science and Sociology

    Departmental advisors/mentors: Shimelis Gulema (Africana Studies) and Peg Christoff (Writing and Rhetoric), Stephanie Caban

    As an English Teaching Assistant in Malaysia, Beyza intends to recreate the “Humans of New York” project in her community by having students interview locals. She hopes to bring their stories and pictures together through discussions and social media.

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