Marshall Scholarship

The Marshall Scholarship funds one to two full years of graduate study leading to a degree in Great Britain. In the past this awards has taken U.T. students, in fields ranging from Electrical Engineering to Humanities/Plan I Honors, to Oxford, Cambridge, and other British universities.  The Marshall Scholarship will support study at any UK university.  A University committee interviews candidates for the Marshall scholarship, and you must have University endorsement to be a candidate.

UT Austin Marshall Scholars

2023
Samara Zuckerbrod, English/Sustainability studies/Liberal Arts Honors

2017
Bailey Anderson, Geography/Liberal Arts Honors

2015
Mark Jbeily, Plan II

2014
John Russell Beaumont, B.A. Architecture

2013
William Berdanier, B.S. Physics and Mathematics

2010
Grace Eckoff, Plan II/Biology

2009
Dhananjay Jagannathan, Plan II/Classics/Philosophy/Government

2008
Zain Yoonas, Plan II/Middle Eastern Studies

2006
Heidi Boutros, Plan II

2004
James Scott, Plan II

2003
Michael Hoffman, Plan II

2002
Jack Tannous, Plan II

2001
Paul Benjamin Domjan, Plan II

1998
Tara Leigh Spires, Biochemistry/ French

1993
Christopher Thomas Bauch, Physics

1992
Jason Joseph Heuring, Electrical Engineering

1990
Jacqueline Colette Trimier, Plan II

1988
John Christopher Rozendaal, Plan II

1987
Douglas Andrew Chin, Mathematics
(declined to accept the Rhodes)

1986
James Norris Loehlin, Plan II

1978
Dena Alexandra Chasnoff Gustafsson, Philosophy

Gordon Langston Wells, Plan II

1976
Mary E. Edgerton, Physics

1972
Henry Michael Vannoy Adams

1958
Pete A. Y. Gunter, III