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. 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.

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, or check back in in late March for information on our next round of Fulbright info sessions, to be held in April and May. Learn more about these and other events at https://drexel.edu/pennoni/news-events/events.
This info session is sponsored by Undergraduate Research & Enrichment Programs (UREP) in the Pennoni Honors College. Questions? Contact fellowships@drexel.edu.

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Get a professional headshot by the dragon statue at 33rd and Market St.

Darryl D. Baker, Jr. serves as an AI Research Manager in the Engineering & Technology (E&T) AI/ML Talent Center at Lockheed Martin Space. In this role he leads an artificial intelligence R&D portfolio that focuses on image processing, pattern recognition and forecasting, and planning optimization technologies. He also champions university outreach and workforce development initiatives to build the next generation of engineers at Lockheed Martin.

Join us at Midnight & the Wicked (1500 Sansom Street) for Sip & Spritz. We have a limited bar tab, courtesy of Bar Review. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased here. Please save your receipt to show at the door -- your receipt is your ticket! Only those who purchased before 5PM, and lost their receipt, can be verified at the door. All ticket proceeds go towards lowering the cost of Barrister's tickets! Please be mindful of the venue's dress code: No athletic wear, jerseys, or hats. Jeans and sneakers are permitted.

At this session, Dean Frankel will be joined by faculty who teach in our Clinical Program, as well as current clinic students who will speak about their experiences. This session is a great opportunity to learn about the law school's Clinical Program and the clinic application process, and to ask any questions you have. More detailed instructions about how to apply for a 2026-2027 clinic will be provided soon.

Graduate Students, need a quick resume review? Visit Ken Bohrer, Senior Career Counselor in the Office of Graduate Studies in the Main Building.

Associate Dean of Academic and Bar Support Nick Shalosky will talk about the basics of applying to the bar exam. Due to the timing of this date, Dean Shalosky recommends that you have started your application and come with questions about answering questions in the application. He will cover the most frequently asked questions.

Join us for a memorable event as we recognize and honor exceptional individuals at our Dornsife award ceremony.