Be sure to check your eligibility: https://us.fulbrightonline.org/about/eligibility
There are many events occurring during Fulbright Week (February 27 to March 2). Just to let us know how many students to expect, please complete the RSVP below. You can register for as many events as you would like during the course of the week.
Description of Events:
Get the Basics - in this general information session, we'll give you the highlights of the Fulbright Student Program including types of grants, how to apply, and what the timeline is. All class years are welcome. (February 27 from 7-8 PM in Keefe Campus Center - Friedmann Room)
Focusing on the English Teaching Assistantship - Learn more specifically how you can use a Fulbright grant to teach English (even if you don't intend teaching as a long-term career goal) in dozens of countries around the world. Grab your lunch in Val and head on over to the Mullins & Faerber Room on February 28 from 12-1 PM. You should plan to grab your lunch a little before noon and come grab a seat.
Focusing in on Research/Study in STEM - Learn more specifically how you can use a Fulbright grant to do independent research or pursue graduate study in many countries around the globe, with a specific focus on STEM. Grab your lunch in Val and head on over to the Mullins & Faerber Room on March 1 from 12-1 PM. You should plan to grab your lunch a little before noon and come grab a seat.
Focusing in on Research/Study in Arts/Humanities/Social Sciences - Learn more specifically how you can use a Fulbright grant to do independent research or pursue graduate study in many countries around the globe, with a specific focus on the arts, humanities, and social sciences. Grab your lunch in Val and head on over to the Mullins & Faerber Room on March 2 from 12-1 PM. You should plan to grab your lunch a little before noon and come grab a seat.
