We are proud to announce the Fall 2014 Project Pengyou Leadership Fellows!

The finalists come from 24 states and a diverse range of backgrounds. We are so excited to meet them in October at the second Project Pengyou Leadership Training Summit.

Thanks to everyone who applied and all those who submitted references or offered support. Without further ado, allow us to introduce the Fall 2014 Project Pengyou Leadership Fellows!

	Paxton Abbot Valparaiso, IN Valparaiso University 100,000 Strong Foundation Student Ambassadors		Nicole Burke New York, NY New York University NYU Shanghai, Stanford Center at Peking University
	Hong-en Chen Madison, WI University of Wisconsin–Madison Taiwan-America Student Conference, University of Wisconsin		Colter Combs Grinnell, IA Grinnell College Beijing Foreign Studies University, IES
	Jorge Dimas Laredo, TX South Texas A&M International University Gilman Scholarship, China Study Abroad		Anya Dunaif Brooklyn, NY Saint Ann’s School
	Alexandra Epstein Brooklyn, NY Saint Ann’s School Project Pengyou Saint Ann’s School Chapter		Deborah Fataki Atlanta, GA Carver Early College High School APSA, Global Leadership Adventures
	Harriet Fisher Oxford, MS University of Mississippi CET, Associated Colleges in China		Scott Fladzinski Hershey, PA University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Shanghai Jiao Tong University
	Nathan Gwira Burlington, NJ Burlington County College Teach for China, Gilman Scholarship		Kathleen He Berkeley, CA UC Berkeley Tsinghua University, Project Pengyou University of California Berkeley Chapter
	David Herman Pullman, WA Washington State University Critical Language Scholarship Program		Tom Hoffecker New York, NY Teach for China Teach for China, CET
	Susannah Horton Washington, D.C. Teach for China Teach for China		William Jockers Geneseo, NY SUNY Geneseo Shanghai Jiao Tong Universityy
	Rachel Johnson Richmond, VA College of William and Mary Huazhong University of Science and Technology		Katie Keith Portland, OR Lewis & Clark College CET
	Anisa Knox Swarthmore, PA Swarthmore College Princeton in Beijing		Brian S. Lee Swarthmore, PA Swarthmore College International Chinese Language Program, ACC
	Christina Lu Geneseo, NY SUNY Geneseo Chinese University of Hong Kong International Asian Studies		Leslie Martinez Laredo, TX South Texas A&M International University Gilman Scholarship, ISA
	Phillip Merlo Berkeley, CA UC Berkeley University of California Education Abroad Program		Jordan Meyers Grinnell, IA Grinnell College Beijing Foreign Studies University, Gilman Scholarship
	Austin Musgrove Prescott, AZ Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University		Emily Oursler College Park, MD University of Maryland Taiwan-America Student Conference
	Emily Partner Durham, NC Duke University Duke Study in China Program		Kush Patel Atlanta, GA Georgia Tech China Study Abroad, Georgia Tech China Summer Program
	Patrick Pelegri-O’Day Claremont, CA Pomona College Duke Study in China Program		Minh Pham Kingston, RI University of Rhode Island Indiana University, International Chinese Language Program
	Eric Reels Kingston, RI Univeristy of Rhode Island American Councils for International Education		Jianyin Roachell Knoxville, TN The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
	Jordan Schildkraut Montclair, NJ Montclair Kimberley Academy High School High School Exchange in Taipei		Amuru Serikyaku Tampa, FL University of South Florida Duke Study in China Program
	Kiersten Strachan Norman, OK University of Oklahoma		Marjorie Tanner Norman, OK University of Oklahoma Beijing Normal University, University of Oklahoma
	Justin Thomas Cambridge, MA Harvard University CET, Harbin Institute of Technology		Jayson Thompson Montclair, NJ Montclair Kimberley Academy High School Rustic Pathways
	Tammy Tian Madison, WI University of Wisconsin–Madison University of Wisconsin-Madison Study Abroad		Heidi Weingardt Boulder, CO University of Colorado Boulder CIEE
	Sophie Wright Grinnell, IA Grinnell College CET, Project Pengyou Grinnell Chapter		Azuraye Wycoff Boulder, CO University of Colorado Boulder CIEE