In recognition of Black History Month, don't miss this chance to travel up to Harlem for a visit to the National Jazz Museum for a private workshop and live musical performance! You and other scholars will get an in-depth look at creativity and civil rights during the Jazz Age and beyond. You'll also learn more […]
One To World’s Conversations with World Leaders program is a series of face-to-face meetings with CEOs, philanthropists, civic leaders, and other influential New Yorkers. They wish to engage Fulbright students in an exchange of ideas and life stories. This February, we invite interested Fulbright students to meet Audrey Choi - Chief Sustainability Officer, Senior Advisor, […]
Are you interested in networking with professionals and other business-minded international students? Join us for a discussion at the Harvard club with two experts in the corporate governance fields! Matteo Gatti Matteo Gatti is a Professor of Law at Rutgers Law School. He teaches business organizations, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate finance. Professor Gatti […]
You are invited to join fellow Fulbright scholars at an American professional basketball game! For our next Fulbright Scholar Program, One To World has reserved tickets to watch the New York Knicks face-off against the Charlotte Hornets at Madison Square Garden, "the world's most famous arena," on Tuesday, March 7th. The NBA is the […]
Public Speaking is considered one of the biggest fears that people have. This workshop is designed to help you speak effortlessly in many different situations. Aman is a public speaking coach at Ultraspeaking. He helps clients from all walks of life combat speaking challenges in their personal and professional lives. This workshop will cater to […]
Are you interested in networking with professionals and enhancing your skills in the corporate world? Join us for our second discussion this semester with two corporate leaders: Michel Perez, President of MAPI LLC, a consulting firm specializing in financial compliance and a consultant to Promontory Financial Group, as well a Patrick Simonnet, a New […]
Global leaders today face new challenges due to the speed of technological, social, and economic change. These constant changes require new skills, perspectives, and mindsets. In this full-day workshop led by Fortune 100 executive coach Linda A. Smith, you will learn cutting edge thinking on top leadership practices on emotional intelligence, communication, influence, teambuilding, developing a circle […]
Join us at the Positive Exposure headquarters, an organization that promotes a more inclusive world through award-winning photography, films, exhibitions, lectures and educational programs, for a morning filled with "artivism" education. We will be hearing from Rick Guidotti, Founder and CEO of Positive Exposure, as well as watch an intimate performance of dancers from […]
Join us for a day at the United Nations! Not only will you participate in an hour-long guided tour of this renowned institution, but you will also have the unique opportunity to attend a private briefing led by two UN officials from the Europe and Central Asia Division in the Departments of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs and Peace […]
Do you know the names of the marble lions guarding the New York Public Library? Patience and Fortitude. The NYPL is the 2nd largest library in the U.S., only behind the Library of Congress. It holds nearly 56 million items. It was established in 1895 and was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1965. […]
Join us for our last Corporate Governance session in the West Village to learn more about enhancing your skills in the corporate world. Come prepared to gain further insight about the importance of corporate governance from two new speakers. Even if you haven't attended either of the previous sessions, each event is different, so we […]
Do you know why reading is so important for kids? It helps them expand their vocabulary, perform better academically, and allows their imagination to run wild. Also, children who do not read on grade-level by the end of third grade are four times less likely to graduate high school on time. Although low-income families have, […]