2018 Frederick Douglass Fellows
Cape Town Fellows
This 2018 cohort of Frederick Douglass Global Fellows (FDGFs) traveled to Cape Town in the summer for a 4-week 3-credit study abroad experience.
- Chiagoziem Agu, Albany State University
- Joshua Blackwell, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
- Andres Colmenares, Miami Dade College
- Carmen Crusoe, Howard University
- Darielis Cruz, Mercy College
- Juan Jose Duran, California State University, San Marcos
- Kloe Harris, Lincoln University, Missouri
- Malena Her, California State University, Sacramento
- DeVon Jackson, Virginia State University
- Jorian Reeves, Xavier University of Louisiana
Student Reflections
Kloe Harris, Lincoln University, Missouri
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Juan Jose Duran, California State University, San Marcos
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Jorian Reeves, Xavier University of Louisiana
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Andres Colmenares, Miami Dade College
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Carmen Crusoe, Howard University
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Chiagoziem Agu, Albany State University
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Darielis Cruz, Mercy College
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DeVon Jackson, Virginia State University
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Joshua Blackwell, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
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Malena Her, California State University, Sacramento
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Featured Blog Posts
My First Week in Cape Town
I heard a quote somewhere that resonated with me so much. I can鈥檛 seem to find who said it, unfortunately, but it goes like, 鈥淭he best time to experience new... keep reading
Reflecting
Being out of school for about a couple of months now allowed me to catch up on a lot of things I enjoy doing. I have been reading more, taking... keep reading
Why Black Students are Already Prepared to Study Abroad
In 2017, I joined the 5.9% of black students from the United States who chose to explore new interests across the world. As a Frederick Douglass Global Fellow, I studied... keep reading
10 Fellowships Awarded
Meritorious individuals who demonstrate high academic achievement, possess exemplary communication skills, display the hallmarks of self-determination, exhibit characteristics of bold leadership, and have a history of service to others.