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    Ten Students Receive Fulbright Scholarships, Setting Stony Brook Record

    May 20, 2019
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    Veronica Tuazon
    Veronica Tuazon

    Veronica Tuazon
    Home town: Corning, NY
    2019 BS in Geology, minor in Ecosystems and Human Impact
    Departmental advisors/research mentors: Lars Ehm, Deanne Rogers, Hanna Nekvasil

    As an English Teaching Assistant  in Malaysia, Tuazon will leverage her training as a geologist to  take her students on hikes and discuss the unique geology of the country. As a dancer, she also plans to teach dance classes and workshops to engage her students and the broader community through movement.

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