Did you know that American citizens can apply to Fulbright Awards to study, conduct research or teach abroad?
The Office of International Collaborations (OIC) invites you to an engaging conversation with ODU alumna Michelle Mondrey, a 2026 Fulbright Awardee and doctoral candidate at Morgan State University, as she shares her Fulbright experience in Eswatini and discusses how the Fulbright U.S. Student Program can open doors to research, professional growth, and meaningful global engagement.
Event Details
- Date: Friday, October 30, 2026
- Time: 12:00–1:00 PM
- Location: Old Dominion University, Monarch Hall, Room 2109
- Audience: Open to all ODU students, faculty, and staff
About the Speaker
Michelle Mondrey’s research focuses on first-generation college students, trauma and education, and expanding equitable access to higher education through online learning. As a 2026 Fulbright Awardee, she is conducting research in Eswatini on skills development workshops that strengthen pathways to employment and economic opportunity for youth.
During this session, Michelle will share insights into the Fulbright U.S. Student Program, including application tips, preparing a successful research proposal, and making the most of the Fulbright experience.
Whether you are interested in international research, cultural exchange, or exploring opportunities to study abroad, this is a great opportunity to learn how the Fulbright program can support your academic and professional goals.
Learn more about or apply to the Fulbright U.S. Student Program.
For more information, contact the Office of International Collaborations at oic@odu.edu. OIC can help you apply to Fulbright and over 20 other sources of funding for international experiential learning.