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    Ten Students Receive Fulbright Scholarships, Setting Stony Brook Record

    May 20, 2019
    7 min read

    Samara Khan
    Samara Khan

    Samara Khan
    Home town: Queens, New York
    2019 BS in Biology, neuroscience concentration, minor in English
    Departmental advisors/mentors: Jeremy Marchese, Jennifer Albanese, Sophie Rubenstein

    As an English Teaching Assistant in Malaysia, Khan plans to get involved beyond the classroom with after school programs and attend local cultural events. She also intends to volunteer with a local, grassroots, community-based organization that is working to meet the needs of individuals in the surrounding area.

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