designating, of, or holding a scholarship or grant in a U.S. government program for the exchange of U.S. and foreign scholars, teachers, etc.
noun
a Fulbright scholarship, grant, or scholar
See Fulbright in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(fo͝olˈbrītˌ), J(ames) William 1905-1995.
American politician who as U.S. senator from Arkansas (1945-1975) proposed the Fulbright Act (1946), which established an exchange program for American and foreign educators and students.