Opening doors program drexel

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Summer Institute. Campus to Country. Training and Impact. Frequently Asked Questions. Financial Aid and Tuition. Application Details. Mongolia is a country of some 3 million — half of whom live in Ulaanbaatar. Prasad also organized art classes a few times a week to help the children communicate and express themselves, while she got to know the community better.

Polansky hopes the students gained experience by growing with a community. Drexel launched the Dragon Volunteers program last December, opening up 16 hours of paid time each year for staff and faculty to serve the community. The list of organizations partnering with Drexel on the initiative is already growing. And Sams is one of several individuals and groups who have already taken advantage of the new policy and returned to campus feeling inspired and energized.

It felt good to help people get full, healthy meals, and even better to know that Drexel helped make it happen, she said. The program is just what she needed to simplify the volunteer process and get out into the community.

She expects to go back every few months, maybe even in her free time once she exhausts the 16 hours available through Dragon Volunteers. The early response to the program has been encouraging, she said. Above all, fellowships support outstanding students in their efforts to do great work in the world, opening doors to mentoring and careers. A number of fellowships awarded by the University and by external sources may be found through Undergraduate Research and Enrichment Programs UREP , which also serves graduate students applying for fellowships.

UREP supports graduate students in their applications for competitive, merit-based national and international fellowships through individualized advising, walk-in hours and workshops.