I just received an email from my university notifying me that all Fulbright information sessions have been cancelled. I was really looking forward to attending one to gather information and potentially start my application process. Such a bummer!
Navigating Grief and Uncertainty: A Personal Reflection on Life After Loss It feels surreal to put my thoughts into words, but here I am. Just this past Sunday, I said goodbye to my brother at his funeral after he tragically took his own life. In the aftermath, I’m experiencing a profound sense of disconnection with […]
Is this unethical? Hello everyone! I’m looking for some insight on a dilemma I’m facing. I have a current assignment with the same requirements as one I completed previously (an OP-Ed). Would it be considered unethical if I submitted my earlier work for this new assignment? Thanks in advance for your thoughts!
Have you ever noticed college professors attending social events organized by undergrad or graduate students, such as formals, galas, or game nights? Do you think these professors engage with their students in ways that foster closer relationships? At my university, various student organizations like ASME, IEEE, and cultural groups such as CSA, SASA, and ISA […]
I understand how frustrating that must be! It’s always disappointing when you’re trying to gather information for such an important opportunity. Maybe you could reach out to your university’s Fulbright coordinator or the office that manages the program for any alternative ways to get the information you need. They might have resources or be able to set up a virtual info session. In the meantime, you could also check the Fulbright website for resources and application tips if you haven’t already. Don’t let this setback discourage you!