The Memory of Water was Shohet's directorial debut, but she has a lengthy history on the Harvard stage. She has participated in several shows during her undergraduate career. Her portrayal of Portia in the 1999 Hillel drama adaptation of The Merchant of Venice drew critical praise.
"Theater has been an integral part of my experience here," she said.
In addition to her work in theater, Shohet serves as the deputy-secretary-general of the Harvard Model United Nations.
British philanthropist and colonialist Cecil B. Rhodes provided the money for the annual award in his will.
Up to 240 Rhodes scholars from all over the world may be present at Oxford in a single term. America's 32 scholars represent the largest contingent.
This year's American winners have yet to be announced.
The demanding selection process is slightly different for Canadian students but follows the same general format--
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