Baylor University Professor Awarded Fulbright Scholar to Tackle Adolescent Substance Use in Kenya
Sungseek Moon, Ph.D., The Carl and Martha Lindner Endowed Chair for Global Studies and professor at Baylor University’s Diana R. Garland School of Social Work, has been honored as a 2024-2025 Fulbright U.S. Scholar to Kenya, an accolade that places him among an esteemed cohort of scholars recognized by the U.S. government’s premier international educational exchange program. This prestigious fellowship offers an exceptional opportunity for Dr. Moon to contribute to international diplomacy while conducting research and teaching at the University of Nairobi's College of Health Sciences. Leveraging his expertise in social work and public health, Dr. Moon aims to address the critical issue of adolescent substance use in Kenya, furthering Baylor University's commitment to global engagement and collaboration.
Baylor University Professor Awarded Fulbright Scholar to Tackle Adolescent Substance Use in Kenya
Sungseek Moon, Ph.D., is Baylor's fifth faculty Fulbright U.S. Scholar since 2022 and second in 2024.