This session will introduce fellowships that provide language training opportunities, both in the US and abroad: Critical Language Scholarships, the Boren Awards, and the Luce Scholars Program. Available languages include Arabic, Mandarin, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, Turkish, Russian, Hindi and more. Eligibility is limited to US citizens and permanent residents.

Registration on Zoom is required to attend this event. Events with no registrants 24 hours in advance will be cancelled.

A workshop for undergraduates on finding and talking to potential faculty mentors. Participants will learn about resources available to aid in their search for a research mentor, including UREP's new online platform, Forager One, and will come away from this workshop with a list of potential mentors and drafts of initial communications.

Registration on DragonLink is required to attend this event. Events with no registrants 24 hours in advance will be cancelled.

Many fellowships and scholarships provide opportunities for undergraduates interested in public service to develop leadership skills, deepen their knowledge of relevant topics, build professional networks, and enter the pathway to a public service career. This session will provide an overview of awards open to undergraduate students pursuing careers in government, public policy, international affairs, non-profit organizations, research, or other sectors that advance the public good. Awards discussed include the Truman Scholarship; Pickering, Rangel, FAIT and Payne Fellowships for Foreign Service; Udall Scholarship, Boren Scholarship, Carnegie Gaither Junior Fellows, and Public Policy & International Affairs (PPIA) Fellowship. Learn more at drexel.edu/fellowships.

This is a hybrid event. Please register on DragonLink or Zoom to attend. Events with no registrants 24 hours in advance will be cancelled.

Set during the mythical Trojan War between the Greeks and the people of Troy, Troilus falls in love with Cressida, but she plays hard to get and then is traded with the Greeks as a prisoner of war. In a parallel plot, heroes from Greek mythology are at battle with Trojan forces, and the play moves back and forth between comedic romance and dark tragedy.

Representatives of Imperial College London and University College London will be sharing more about what's unique about studying in the UK, the educational opportunities in London, and how to pursue an application. This event is open to the public.

Registration on DragonLink is required to attend this event. Events with no registrants 24 hours in advance will be cancelled.

DAAD RISE provides funding for STEM undergraduates at US institutions (regardless of citizenship) to pursue a summer research internship in Germany. Knowledge of German language is not required. This year, Drexel is announcing a new research supplement program to support students who wish to apply RISE towards their co-op requirements. This pilot research supplement program will provide additional funding to these students to conduct faculty-mentored research during the spring term. Students do not have to participate in this research supplement program to apply to RISE. The info session will include information about how to apply, dates and deadlines, and the research supplement. Join us to learn more about this exciting opportunity!

Learn more about DAAD RISE at drexel.edu/fellowships/daadrise. Read more about the research supplement program on our news page.

RSVP on DragonLink

RSVP required. Events with no RSVPs 24 hours in advance will be cancelled.

A workshop for undergraduates on writing personal statements and obtaining letters of recommendation for scholarships, fellowships, graduate school applications, and more. Participants will receive tips and best practices for writing a personal statement, learn what information to gather when preparing to write, and how to navigate some of the challenges of telling your story and writing about yourself. Participants will also learn how to develop strong relationships, receive tips on asking for letters, and consider how to prepare their recommenders to write them great letters. Sample letters will be reviewed, and participants will receive resources to help them make their ask when it comes time to find recommenders.

Registration is required to attend this event, please RSVP via DragonLink. Events with no registrants 24 hours in advance will be cancelled.

DAAD RISE provides funding for STEM undergraduates at US institutions (regardless of citizenship) to pursue a summer research internship in Germany. Knowledge of German language is not required. This year, Drexel is announcing a new research supplement program to support students who wish to apply RISE towards their co-op requirements. This pilot research supplement program will provide additional funding to these students to conduct faculty-mentored research during the spring term. Students do not have to participate in this research supplement program to apply to RISE. The info session will include information about how to apply, dates and deadlines, and the research supplement. Join us to learn more about this exciting opportunity!

Learn more about DAAD RISE at drexel.edu/fellowships/daadrise. Read more about the research supplement program on our news page.

RSVP on DragonLink

RSVP required. Events with no RSVPs 24 hours in advance will be cancelled.

Interested in research or hoping to learn more about the work happening in your discipline? This workshop will help you understand the scholarly conversation and how to use library resources to find the conversation here at Drexel.

Registration is required to attend this event, please RSVP via DragonLink. Events with no registrants 24 hours in advance will be cancelled.

Are you a first-year student interested in undergraduate research, scholarship, or creative work? Are you looking for a productive way to spend the summer between your freshman and sophomore year? Join us to learn about the STAR (Students Tackling Advanced Research) Scholars Program and how to apply.

RSVP on DragonLink.

RSVP required to attend. Events with no RSVPs 24 hours in advance will be cancelled.

Are you a first-year student interested in undergraduate research, scholarship, or creative work? Are you looking for a productive way to spend the summer between your freshman and sophomore year? Join us to learn about the STAR (Students Tackling Advanced Research) Scholars Program and how to apply.

RSVP on DragonLink.

RSVP required to attend. Events with no RSVPs 24 hours in advance will be cancelled.