As the semester draws to a close, we invite you to take a moment to step away from your studies and engage with leaders and professionals from RSM for some professional development. This event presents a unique opportunity to gain valuable insights into RSM’s global business operations, as well as explore the career and personal journeys of our professionals as they joined an international firm and adapted to new environments. We will be hearing from multiple individuals with positions ranging from RSM’s National Country Practice Leaders to professionals just starting out in their careers.

We will cover topics such as navigating the global job market, developing your personal brand and leveraging your network. We will also discuss the opportunities RSM offers for current students and recent graduates. Do not miss this chance to interact with these distinguished professionals, ask questions, and seek invaluable advice. This event is open to individuals from all fields of study and professions.

The event will take place at RSM in Midtown Manhattan.

Join us this May for an informative session tailored for international students navigating their future in the U.S. job market. Taking place at the Manhattan offices of Fragomen Law Firm, one of the world’s premier immigration firms, this event will offer a practical overview of key pathways to live and work in the U.S. after graduation.

Attorneys from Fragomen will walk through essential visa options, including OPT, startup H-1Bs, E-2, EB-5, O-1, and EB-1. They’ll break down how each pathway works, who may be eligible, and important considerations for planning ahead.

Whether you’re looking to gain short-term work experience or thinking more long-term about building a future in the U.S., this session is designed to help you better understand your options and next steps.

The program will also include time for questions, as well as opportunities to connect with fellow attendees over light refreshments.

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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, on average, four children's books in their homes, a team of researchers concluded that nearly two-thirds, or 61% of the low-income families, owned no books for their children.

That's where Brooklyn Book Bodega comes in. The mission of Brooklyn Book Bodega is to increase the number of 100+ book homes for kids 0-18 in New York City. At this event, you will volunteer to distribute Bodega's books to the community. A great opportunity to inspire children to develop a passion for reading and connect with other Fulbrighters!

To rsvp, please make sure you create a Fulbright Scholar Account here and then return to this event page to RSVP once you are logged in. You will not be able to register if you are not logged into your Fulbright Scholar account.

This Fulbright Enrichment activity is sponsored by the U.S. Department of State with funding provided by the U.S. Government and supported in its implementation by the Institute of International Education (IIE), and One To World.