The National Scholarship Office has scheduled several Fulbright Information Sessions this spring for those who are interested in learning more about the Fulbright Student Scholarship (http://us.fulbrightonline.org). These sessions are hosted by units across both campuses, and each session is open to anyone who wants to attend. Unless otherwise noted, each session will include information on both the English Teaching Assistant and Independent Research/Study opportunities.

Serious candidates for the Fulbright Student Scholarship should have strong academic credentials (3.0 GPA or higher), international interests, and appropriate language skills for the host country and proposed project (if planning to conduct independent research or a creative project). If potential candidates do not presently have the appropriate language level, they should have a plan to acquire the appropriate level before they would commence their project. Current undergraduates who will complete their bachelor’s degree by August 2016 are eligible to apply, as are graduate students and recent alumni. Candidates for the US Student Fulbright program must be US citizens.

Additional information sessions are being scheduled, so check back here to see when and where they will be offered.

Thursday, March 3, noon, School of the Arts, Pollak 201 (this session will focus on applications in the Arts that require a portfolio)

Tuesday, March 17, 11a, School of Social Work, Academic Learning Commons (ALC) 3100

Wednesday, March 18, noon, School of the Arts, Pollak 421 (this session will focus on applications in the Arts that require a portfolio)

Friday, March 20, 4p, VCU Globe, Room 1030G

Wednesday, March 25, 3p, School of Business, Snead Hall, Room B2147

Friday, March 27, 2p, Wilder School, Scherer Hall, Room 401 (923 W. Franklin)

Wednesday, April 1, 1p, History Department Conference Room, 811 Cathedral Place

Wednesday, April 1, 3p, School of Education, Oliver Hall, Room 4084b

Friday, April 3, 10a, Art History/MATX, Buford House, Room 202 (922 W. Franklin)

Wednesday, April 8, 11a, Honors College, Room 1303 (701 W. Grace Street)

Wednesday, April 8, 3p, Robertson School, Temple Room 2211 (901 W. Main Street)

Thursday, April 9, noon, School of Medicine, MMEC, Room 5-101, (1201 E. Marshall Street)

Friday, April 10, 1p, Honors College, Room 1303 (701 W. Grace Street)

Tuesday, April 14, noon, School of Nursing, Cabaniss Hall, Room 2001C (1100 E. Leigh Street)

Wednesday, April 15, noon, Graduate Student Association, Sanger Hall, Room 6-032, (1101 E. Marshall Street)

Wednesday, April 15, 2p, School of World Studies, Hibbs Hall, Room 203

Thursday, April 16, 1p, School of the Arts, Pollak 201 (this session will focus on applications in the Arts that require a portfolio)

Monday, April 20, 1p, English Department, Anderson House, Room 101 (913 W. Franklin)

Thursday, April 23, 12:30p, Research Week, Student Commons, Forum Room

Tuesday, April 28, 3:30p, School of Engineering, West Hall 103

Thursday, May 7, 11a, National Scholarship Office, Room 1303 (701 W. Grace Street)

Tuesday, May 12, 9a, National Scholarship Office, Room 1202 (701 W. Grace Street)

Wednesday, May 13, 5p, National Scholarship Office, Room 1202 (701 W. Grace Street)

 

To schedule an individual appointment to discuss your Fulbright interests with someone in the National Scholarship Office, please email [email protected].

Categories Fulbright Award, Information Sessions