“So much imagery bridges cultures without even trying.”

2009 Bonderman Fellow George Rodriguez enjoys the uncertainty and possibilities inherent in sculpting in clay. He explores identity, culture and community with his work, and has found inspiration from his travels to countries such as Thailand, Peru and China. His latest work is part of a collaborative effort, El Zodíaco Familiar, now on exhibit at the Whatcom Museum through October 24, 2021. Read the article here.

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 …”it will be a reformative time of life. I plan to come back very different from when I leave.”

Former Husky baseball player and recent graduate of the Evans School of Public Policy, Channing Nesbitt discussed his application and plans for his Bonderman journey with UW Student Athlete Academic Services. Read the article here.

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“I want this journey to strengthen me mentally and expand my worldview beyond the narrow focus I currently have…For future applicants, I highly recommend you do some soul searching as to why you want to undertake this experience.”

Katie Hearther, a 2020 Bonderman Fellow, discussed her Bonderman application and travel plan with her friend Lauren Bayne from the UW Department of Oceanography.  Read the article here.

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