Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan)
Alexis Karolin is an English as a Medium of Instruction English Teaching Fellow at the Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan) since August 2022, where responsibilities include leading professional development workshops, facilitating cross-cultural conversations, co-teaching specialized English courses, and designing engaging curriculum materials. Previously, Karolin held roles as an English Teaching Assistant and Fellow, collaborating with local teachers to develop bilingual curricula and innovative educational activities, while also successfully piloting a Monthly English Challenge for students. Earlier experience includes serving as a Learning Community Leader at Ohio University, co-teaching a pre-law course, and organizing professional development events, achieving recognition for outstanding leadership. Educational qualifications consist of a Bachelor of Arts in History and various certifications in teaching English as a foreign language from institutions such as Ohio University and the University of Toronto.
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Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan)
The Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan) is one of the 50+ bi-national/bilateral organizations in the world established specifically to administer the Fulbright educational exchange program outside the U.S. Over the past 60 years, the Foundation has financed over 1,700 Taiwan Fulbright grantees to the U.S. and more than 2,100 U.S. Fulbright grantees coming to Taiwan. In addition to screening and selecting candidates for Fulbright grants for Taiwan scholars, researchers, students and specialists to go to the U.S., the Foundation also makes the final selection and, in some cases, arranges placement for U.S. lecturers, researchers and students coming to Taiwan. For U.S. grantees, the Foundation offers pre-arrival information, post-arrival assistance and orientation; issues maintenance stipends and other allowances; provides letters of introduction to local government agencies and research-related institutions; and is available to assist grantees in any other ways possible during their stay in Taiwan. Besides, in 1962, the Foundation opened the U.S. Education Information Center for Taiwan students who need information about study in the U.S. The Foundation also cooperates with Taipei, Taichung and Kaohsiung public libraries, where three U.S. education information centers were jointly established by the Ministry of Education and the American Institute in Taiwan, to offer information about studying in the U.S.