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 Lillian Fenzil and Neha Chongtham. Learn more about them and the other Fulbright alumni who will be attending our 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.

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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.

As the annual Honors Day celebration demonstrates, the Drexel University College of Arts and Sciences is home to many of Drexel’s finest students. Our community applauds these scholars recognized by their peers, faculty and national fellowships committees for these distinctions. Faculty nominate many students recognized at this ceremony based on their contributions in the classroom, the lab and the community; others have written essays or theses that department committees selected. All have maintained impressive records that set them apart from their peers.

The National Science Foundation’s Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) provides selected fellows with three years of funding, including a living stipend and tuition funds, to support the research phase of their doctoral degree in STEM, social sciences, or STEM education.

The current application cycle is open to US citizens and permanent residents planning to begin a research-focused graduate program in Fall 2027, or who will be in the 1st year of a PhD program in Fall 2026. BS-MS students planning to continue on to a PhD program are only eligible to apply in their final year of BS-MS study (and not as first year doctoral students). 

This information session will cover the necessary application components, how to plan for a strong application, application resources available at Drexel, and some application tips from recent GRFP Fellow Lotus Shareef-Trudeau.

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About: The primary focus of this meeting is on the cancer and neuroinflammation caused by Human T lymphotropic virus, which is a close cousin of Human Immunodeficiency virus (HIV) but with the ability to transform T cells and cause leukaemia. Visit the HTLV Conference 2026 website to learn more.