[Engr, Science, & Tech Careers] Fulbright Info Sessions
Teri Mills
undergraduates and graduate students: Wed, March 21 and Wed April 25 - both
at 4:30 pm in Room 240 of the John Hope Franklin Center. Sophomores and
beginning graduate students are also encouraged to attend so that they can
begin thinking seriously about applying for the Fulbright. It is very
important that students start early on the application process in order to
have the most competitive applications possible.
Further information about the US Student Fulbright Program can be found at
www.fulbrightonline.org <http://www.fulbrightonline.org> . The fall campus
deadline for the 2008-09 competition will be mid-September with campus
interviews occuring between late September to mid-October of 2007. Students
applying for 2008-09 need to begin their applications now, if they've not
already started on them. A minimum of 6-12 month advance preparation is
strongly recommended in applying for the Fulbright.
Interested students are encouraged to carefully read the online materials
and attend an information session before making an appointment to meet
individually with Fulbright Advisor Dr. Darla K. Deardorff,
d.dea...@duke.edu or at 668-1928.
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