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Wednesday, November 18 at 6:30 p.m. EST
The College of Arts and Sciences is not all lecture halls—it's a vibrant learning environment with laboratory and community-based research opportunities and hands-on experiences!
CAS students take on many roles, including as interns for the UD National Agenda Speakers Series, fashion show chairs, brain camp counselors, laboratory research assistants and field research leaders. The opportunities are endless in CAS, but don't just take our word for it! Come hear from CAS faculty and students about the vast experiences available to you in the UD Arts and Sciences community.
Faculty and student panelists will guide participants through some of the biggest questions faced by prospective students and their families, including:
- What internships are offered in my area of study?
- Are there student field and lab research opportunities, and how do I apply?
- How do I participate in out-of-classroom experiences? Are they application-based, invitation-only or dependent on grades?
- When do I apply for study abroad programs?
- What is community-based learning and what does it mean for students?
- From research labs to full-service shops, what facilities are available to me as a CAS student?