Six Rochester students get Fulbrights

• Matthew Allen '97, a physics and optics major, will travel to Osaka, Japan, to study at the Institute of Laser Engineering at the University of Osaka.

• Natasha Goldman, an art history graduate student, will pursue her project "Exile, Images, Iconology: German Jewish Art Historians and the Writing of a Discipline" at the Kunstgeschichtlichte Institut in Hamburg, Germany.

• Tait S. Keller, a Take Five history major, will research "Art, Culture and National Consciousness in Post-War Austria" at the University of Vienna.

• Amber Phung, a Warner School graduate student, will research "Cross-cultural Factors in the Experiencing of Traumatic Events" at the National University of Singapore.

• Avi Stein, who graduated in May with a bachelor's degree in music, will go to France to study organ and harpsichord literature from the 16th to 18th centuries. He will study with Willem Jansen, a renowned organist and harpsichordist.

• Richard Shuster, a doctoral candidate, is going to Hungary to study the music of Liszt. Shuster will study with Peter Nagy, the leading Hungarian interpreter of Liszt.