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This scholarship is open to college sophomores or (pre-)juniors who have demonstrated commitment to careers related to the environment. Read more.

Are you interested in studying abroad outside of Western Europe and learning a language while you are there? Then click here to find out more about the Boren Awards.

On Wednesday, November 16th, 3-4:30pm, in Hagerty Library Room L33, the Hagerty Library and the Drexel Fellowships Office present a workshop to help graduate students research electronic funding resources and databases. Learn more and register.

Friday, November 18th,12-1pm The Drexel Fellowships Office, Drexel Graduate in Women in Science & Engineering and Drexel Biomedical Graduate Association are hosting a seminar on the Whitaker Fellowship. The Whitaker Program is designed to foster international connections in biomedical engineering. Additional information.

Thursday, November 3, 6:30-7:30pm Aimee Hutton, Program Manager for the Boren Scholarships and Fellowships, is coming to Drexel and will be giving a presentation about the Boren Awards. Light refreshments will be served. Location and additional information on the Boren Awards.

The Goldwater Scholarship is for highly ambitious and talented STEM students, those who are committed to and show exceptional promised for careers in mathematics, the sciences, or engineering. Goldwater Scholars typically intend to get a PhD in their field, have undergraduate research experience, and often have publications in the works.

The GRFP is a generous and prestigious award that supports research-oriented students in STEM and Social Science fields during their first three years of graduate school, with a $30,000 stipend plus a Cost of Education Allowance.

Tuesday, November 15, 4-5pm Drexel Study Abroad and the Drexel Fellowships Office are hosting an info session about opportunities to teach English in a foreign country. Come learn about programs in countries like France, Spain, Hong Kong, Korea, Japan, and many more.