-Interested in global engagement?
-Curious about NGO work in fields like global health, development, and education?
-Determined to make a difference in the world?

If you are a senior, graduate/professional student, or alum under the age of 34 and answered "yes" to these questions, then you should learn more about the Clinton Fellowship, which is a model for similar fellowships in South Asia, Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

WHEN: Wednesday (Nov. 28), 12-1PM presentation and Q&A, 1-2PM informal conversation on a drop-in basis

WHERE: 620 Library Place (Center for Global Engagement Conference Room)

SPECIAL GUEST: Behzad Larry (Past Fellow and Current Program Officer for AIF Clinton Fellowship)

SPECIAL TREAT: Samosas and other lunch fare. (Please RSVP to fellowships@northwestern.edu by Tuesday 9AM to be included in the food order.)

The American India Foundation Clinton Fellowship for Service provides a select group of young American professionals the opportunity to serve marginalized and underprivileged communities in India by working with non-governmental organizations for 10 months.  Details are at http://www.aif.org/w-j-clinton-fellowship.html.

Questions about this event or related global engagement fellowships?  Contact Associate Director Brad Zakarin (b-zakarin@northwestern.edu).