Join Rachel Sepielli, curator of Modern Ritual: The Art of Mary McFadden for a behind the scenes tour of this fascinating exhibition!

Are you considering attending graduate school or law school and have a quick question? Or perhaps you need a resume review? The graduate and pre-professional advisor will now be holding drop-in hours every other Wednesday from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM in the lobby of Bentley Hall. Register on Handshake!

Join us on Thursday, October 10th for the first Physics Colloquium of the Fall Term. Drexel Physics' Assistant Professor Jörn Venderbos will be presenting updates on his research. Dr. Venderbos heads the Quantum Condensed Matter Theory group focused on the study of quantum materials, with an emphasis on topological materials and unconventional ordering phenomena.

This session will introduce fellowships that provide language training opportunities, both in the US and abroad: the Critical Language Scholarships and the Boren Awards. Eligibility is limited to US citizens. Available languages include Arabic, Mandarin, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, Turkish, Russian, Hindi and more. We will discuss the details of each award, the application process, and tips for submitting a strong application.

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This session will discuss in brief some of the major federally-funded individual fellowships supporting doctoral-level graduate study and research, outside of the well-known NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program (NSF GRFP). These awards provide one or more years of funding in the form of a scholarship and stipend. Awards discussed will include fellowships funded by the National Institutes of Health, the Department of Energy, the Department of Defense, and other major awards. We will also discuss how to research other awards available through the federal government. In general, fellowships funded by the United States government restrict application to U.S. Citizens, Nationals, or Permanent Residents. First and second year doctoral students, as well as those planning to start graduate school in 2025, are especially encouraged to attend.