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Updates on the Management of ICH

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For this event, we hope to bring together four attorneys representing different sectors of the legal field—private practice, public interest, government, and in-house counsel—to share their experiences and perspectives. Our goal is to create a space where students and members of the community can connect with Hispanic attorneys, see themselves represented in the legal profession, and gain insight into the paths that led you to where you are today. We hope the discussion will provide both inspiration and practical guidance for aspiring attorneys.

Pearlstein Gallery is pleased to present two concurrent exhibitions in Spring 2026, with artists selected from our 2025-26 Call for Entries.  

Conflagrations, a group show featuring recent works by Viola Bordon, Evan Curtis Charles Hall, Narendra Haynes, and Emmanuela Soria Ruiz, investigates fire as force, event, and aftermath.  Moving between active burn and residual trace, the artists ask how we might respond to fire's capacity to clear, consume, reveal, and reorder. As fire increasingly shapes our ecological context, these works reflect on how fire constructs and destroys in the same gesture, reshaping ecologies, infrastructures, and collective memory. What burns. What survives. What returns.  


Gallery Hours:
Tuesday - Friday 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Saturday 12 p.m. - 5 p.m.


About Pearlstein Gallery: 

The Leonard Pearlstein Gallery is an inclusive gallery space that welcomes the public to experience free exhibitions of contemporary art and design. Located on Drexel University’s campus, the Pearlstein Gallery is committed to cultivating engagement with emerging artists, Drexel’s faculty and student populations, and community partners in the nearby neighborhoods of Powelton Village and Mantua. Since its creation in 2012, the Gallery has fostered innovation and collaboration, developing strong relationships within Philadelphia’s arts and culture sector.  

What would it be like to spend a year overseas, pursuing your interests on your own terms? The Fulbright US Student Program provides grants for one year of research, graduate study, creative projects, or teaching English in 140+ countries. This info session will provide details about the program, the Drexel application process, and tips for crafting a competitive application.

We will be joined by Drexel Fulbrighters Nicole Bedoya, Bayanne Kakhia, and Marissa Olson. Learn more about them and the other alumni attending our Fulbright info sessions here.

Fulbright is open to US citizens who are current juniors, seniors, recent alumni, or graduate students in any major, but other undergraduates interested in applying in the future are welcome to attend.

If you're graduating in this term or heading out on spring/summer co-op, never fear! Fulbright application support is still available to alumni and students on co-op via the UREP fellowships advisors. Attend the session to learn more about how to get started.

RSVP on DragonLink to attend.

Interested, but unable to join just live? Register anyway, to be included in follow-up and receive a copy of the slides and notes from the session.

This info session is sponsored by Undergraduate Research & Enrichment Programs (UREP) in the Pennoni Honors College. Questions? Contact fellowships@drexel.edu.

Join us for an edition of the UHC's Invited Speaker Series with Mariana Arcaya, Professor of Urban Planning & Public Health at MIT!