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September

Gitlin and Jemmott Appointed to Mayor's Commission on Aging

September 24, 2021

Mayor Jim Kenny recently announced his new 17 appointees to the Mayor’s Commission on Aging, two of which are Drexel University College of Nursing and Health Professions (CNHP) leaders and senior administrators.

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While We Were Away

September 20, 2021
Welcome back to Drexel…fully in person. Whether you’re reacquainting yourself with campus after being remote or are exploring it for the first time, know that throughout this unusual past year and a half, Drexel has not stood still.
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Finding a Path in Healthcare and Education

September 13, 2021

Ashley Medina always knew she would pursue a career in healthcare. She found her passion in administration rather than medicine, but is caring for people nonetheless.

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What the Brain Shows: The Benefits of Virtual Reality in Creative Arts Therapies

September 08, 2021
In one of the first studies of its kind, researchers from Drexel University’s College of Nursing and Health Professions and School of Biomedical Engineering, Science and Health Systems, examined the differences in prefrontal cortex (PFC) activation between two distinct drawing tasks in VR, including with the introduction of a calming fragrance stimulus.
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Faculty Honored with Awards

September 07, 2021

Faculty honored recently for their work in diversity, equity and inclusion and for promoting health equity.

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10 New Dragons Discuss Starting at Drexel This Fall

September 02, 2021
DrexelNow checked in with the new students joining our campus community this fall about their past experiences, future plans, and their hopes and worries about starting their Drexel careers amidst the ongoing pandemic.
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How to Find Your People, Stay True to Yourself When Starting at Drexel

September 01, 2021
Keyanna Bynum, BSN ’21, who helped make the Center for Black Culture what it is today as part of its first Advisory Board, explains that though there are so many opportunities when first starting college, it’s important to find the people with and places where students can access a home away from home.
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