Dear Fulbright Denmark Grantees, Alumni, Partners & Friends
The time has come to celebrate our 75th Anniversary in New York City — and you are invited!
Once again, we are bringing together our inspiring alumni community for a special celebration honoring the many academic, professional, and personal achievements that have grown out of our binational exchange program.
Whether you are a recent grantee or a long-time alum, we hope you will join us for this wonderful opportunity to reconnect with fellow alumni, partners, and friends.
Details
- Thursday, June 11, 2026 · 4:00–7:00 PM
- Scandinavia House, 58 Park Avenue, New York City
- Dress code: Business
The event will feature:
- Welcoming remarks from the Consul General of The Kingdom of Denmark and the Executive Director of Fulbright Denmark
- Alumni networking and reconnections
- An inspiring panel discussion with former Fulbrighters and VIP guests
- Games & socializing activities
- Delicious amuse-bouches & drinks
- A festive atmosphere worthy of the Fulbright-spirit!
RSVP
Please confirm your attendance by May 5 via this link.
Call for proposals
If you would like to participate in a panel discussion or give a talk about your Fulbright journey, please reach out to sophia.vejlgaard@fulbright.dk. Topics of interest could be: cultural learnings, academic output, traveling with family, career impact, etc. Please feel free to suggest a presentation including photos and/or personal memories that will inspire our audience.
We very much hope you will join us in marking this special milestone and celebrating the strength and spirit of the Fulbright-program.
Warm regards,
The Fulbright Denmark team
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