The MSC L.T. Jordan Institute
for International Awareness

Previous Fellows

The 15th Class of L. T. Jordan Fellows (2001-2002)

From left to right:

Virginia Shervette, from Augusta, Georgia, is a graduate student in Wildlife and Fisheries.  She will travel to Ecuador to investigate the role mangroves play in the life history of corvina fish species.

Michelle Kells, from Bryan, Texas, is a graduate student in English.  She will travel to Spain to study the period of La Reconquista to 1492 and the expulsion of the Sephardic Jew population to Mexico as it relates to the racial purity myth.

Catharine Inbody, from Bowie, Maryland, is a graduate student in Anthropology specializing in Nautical Archaeology.  She is currently visiting Sweden, France, and Denmark in order to research rigging for the reconstruction of the 17th century French ship Belle.

Justin Harper, from Edinburg, Texas, is a graduate student in Veterinary Medicine.  He will travel to Australia to study foreign treatments of colic in horses as he pursues his interest in international veterinary medicine.