by Laura Shadrick | Apr 1, 2026 | Culture, Education, International Scholarships, Students, Travel
Georgia Rotary Student Program selected four outstanding Georgia college students the opportunity to participate in prestigious international academic programs in Norway and Denmark this summer. We are proud to support these exceptional students as they represent...
by Laura Shadrick | Jan 9, 2026 | Education, International Scholarships, Students, Success
Julia Carlotto Biral of Brazil and Guang ‘Loski’ Jin of China were recently announced as the winners of the 2025-2026 Barbara M. and Donald L. Thomas Peace Award. The awards were presented in December by Rotary Club of Roswell Committee Chair John Carruth,...
by Katheryne Fields | Aug 12, 2025 | Culture, Education, Leadership, Students, Travel
Two by two, Georgia college students made their way to Denmark and Norway for the summer. Patrick Chichester and Alana Milner attended the University of Oslo in Norway while Hendley Jones and Claire Jerguson attended Aarhus University in Denmark for summer sessions as...
by Katheryne Fields | Feb 26, 2025 | Education, International Scholarships, Success
Georgia Rotary Student Program celebrates two scholars who promote peace and understanding among their peers and nations. Rotary International marks Sunday to celebrate its 120th anniversary and World Understanding and Peace Day. February 23 is the anniversary of the...
by Katheryne Fields | Aug 12, 2024 | Education, International Scholarships, Leadership, Students, Travel
The trio of Georgia Rotary Student Program (GRSP) college students from Georgia returned from Norway in early August declaring the time spent abroad was a beautiful summer of harmony and personal growth. Isabel “Izzy” Forster represented District 6900 and the Rotary...
by Laura Shadrick | Feb 28, 2024 | Culture, Education, International Scholarships, Students, Travel, Uncategorized
Georgia Rotary Student Program Founder William A. Watt, Sr., established a relationship in Norway that is prospering more than 70 years later as evident in the three college students from Georgia who have been selected to spend six weeks this summer studying at the...
