Have you thought about completing research, but aren't sure how? Do you think that research is just for STEM students? Do you have an interest you'd like to further explore? Join us as we help you navigate different ways to find and reach out to research mentors at Drexel.

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, Clarke DS, 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.

Many fellowships and scholarships provide opportunities for undergraduates interested in careers in scientific research and application. This session will provide an overview of several funded opportunities for undergraduates to pursue STEM research, graduate study, and leadership development, including the NOAA Hollings Scholarship, Goldwater Scholarship, DoD SMART Program, and DAAD Research Internships in Science & Engineering. Learn more at drexel.edu/fellowships.

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. The info session will include information about how to apply, dates, and deadlines. Join us to learn more about this exciting opportunity!

You may have heard about fellowships, scholarships, and awards that require you to apply for nomination, like the Goldwater, Truman, or Udall Scholarships. These are competitive opportunities for which Drexel is only permitted to put forward a limited number of nominees for the national competition pool, which means we have to conduct an internal application process to choose students to nominate. If you are hoping to apply and want to put your best foot forward, attend this workshop for insight on what makes a strong application for nomination, tips on how to approach the writing process, and a peek behind the curtain at how Drexel's nomination processes work.

Nerd Night @ Drexel U is a quarterly event sponsored by Undergraduate Research & Enrichment Programs. This event features three informal talks by Drexel students about their research or other topics of interest. In between talks there are rounds of trivia. Come nerd out with us!

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.

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 online platform, ForagerOne, and will come away from this workshop with a list of potential mentors and drafts of initial communications.