* Indicates students who declined the Gilman Scholarship because of study abroad programs that were canceled during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Brittany Arendt (French education) - France, 2022
- Emma Mikkelson (theatre education) - Ecuador, 2022
- *Declined: Kayla Garmon (Japanese) - Japan, 2022
- *Declined: Tomiya Hamer (political science & public relations) - Spain, 2022
- *Declined: Brittany Slack (telecommunications) - Italy, 2022
- *Declined: Brian Cruz (architecture) - India & Nepal, 2021
- *Declined: Trinity Journey (elementary education) - UK, 2021
- *Declined: Sarah Olsen (political science, journalism, & telecommunications) - Greece, 2021
- *Declined: Jayla Thompson (social work) - Tanzania, 2021
- Alexis Pitchford (elementary education) - UK (virtual), 2021
- Tiara Haliburton (applied behavior analysis) - global (virtual), 2021
- *Declined: Lindsay Fields (music education) - 2021
- *Declined: Mila Vernon (geography) - 2021
- *Declined: Madison Pickering (theatre) - 2021
- *Declined: Griselda Cruz (Japanese & French) - 2020
- *Declined: Jazmine Garrett (sport administration) - 2020
- *Declined: Shelby Harrison (English) - 2020
- *Declined: Hayleigh Kuntz (elementary education) - 2020
- *Declined: Emma Mikkelson (theatre) - 2020
- *Declined: Erica Young (architecture) - 2020
- *Declined: Jenny Gercilus (architecture) - 2020
- Shelby Johnson (Japanese) - Japan, 2019
- Natalie Alatorre-Lagunes (Spanish education) - Spain, 2019
- Phil Engel (classical languages, classical culture, & anthropology) - Greece, 2019
- Brendan Jones (biology & Spanish) - Costa Rica, 2019
- Rhiannon Redinger (biology) - South Africa, 2019
- Maggie Sutton (creative writing) - South Africa, 2019
- Edlecia Ward (exercise science/pre-physical therapy) - Costa Rica, 2019
- Sally Ernst (German education) - Germany, 2018
- Tina Miars (environmental management & Spanish) - Chile, 2018
- Lucy Meyers (Japanese education) - Japan, 2018
- Sophia Hoffert (Spanish, political science) - Chile, 2018
- Kayla Jackson (journalism & telecommunications) - United Kingdom, 2018
- Austin Neal (exercise science) - South Africa, 2018
- Phillip Ward (legal studies & pre-law) - France, 2018
- Declined: Marquice Gee (business administration) - Costa Rica, 2018
- Ashlan Moore (fashion merchandising) - Italy, 2017
- Anthony Walton (marketing) - United Kingdom, 2017
- Elizabeth Benning (elementary education) - Japan, 2017
- Shannon Dancho (Japanese & philosophy) - Japan, 2017
- Jaila Lawrence (international business) - China, 2017
- Matia Rujiraviriyapinyo (early childhood education & Spanish) - Argentina, 2017
- Min Zheng (Japanese & computer science) - Japan, 2017
- Jessica Beaver (Spanish & psychology) - Spain, 2017
- Catherine Hunley (architecture) - Australia, 2017
- Declined: Shelby Belcher (Japanese education) - Japan, 2016
- Erika Smith (international business & human resources) - Ecuador, 2016
- Leslie Thomas (communication studies) - South Africa, 2016
- Savannah Lundgren (biology) - South Africa, 2016
- Levi Smith (biology, pre-veterinary science, Spanish) - Argentina, 2015
- Caleb Meilink-Smith (telecommunications) - Italy, 2015
- Marco Leon (speech language pathology) - France, 2015
- Elizabeth Brown (Japanese education) - Japan, 2015
- Andrew Arthur (architecture & Spanish) - Spain, 2015
- Justin Jovceski (Japanese) - Japan, 2014
- Morgan Awe (speech pathology & telecommunications news) - Argentina, 2014
- Austin Acel (French & professional studies) - France, 2014
- Sarah Fischer (biology & art) - Iceland, 2014
- Katherine Garibay (English secondary education) - China, 2014
- Christine Johnson (landscape architecture) - China, 2014
- Ellie Komoda (general studies) - Malta, 2013
- Hailey Rice (special education) - Germany, 2013
- Kevin Williams (natural resources and environmental management) - Costa Rica, 2012
- Kayla Sprayue (telecommunications) - England, 2012
- Chidochashe Moyo (urban planning) - India & Nepal, 2012
- Kourtney Dillavou (landscape architecture) - Brazil, 2012
- Kellie Suttle (English & Japanese) - Japan, 2012
- Gaoly Thao (English & Japanese) - Japan, 2012
- Anthony Perrin (Japanese) - Japan, 2012
- Elizabeth Muhlenhamp (biology) - Germany, 2011
- Ariana Brown (psychology & advertising) - China, 2011
- Natashia Hounshell (psychology) - Ghana, 2011
- Julie Kuhn (special education) - Germany, 2011
- Laura Merriman (art, visual communication) - Italy, 2011
- Trent McFalls (Spanish education) - Mexico, 2006
- Melissa Bitters (physics) - France, 2004
- Adam Stant (political science) - Spain, 2002