Being a health care professional while in college can be exhausting — classes, clinicals or co-op all day long. On top of that, homework, class projects and exam stress. But after a 12-hour clinical shift taking care of others, who is taking care of you?

It’s a stereotype that most college students live on ramen, but three Drexel Culinary Arts and Science students are breaking the mold by using social media to show what they learn at Drexel.

Andrea Irvine, Drexel Athletics’ dietitian, supports over 450 student-athletes while also teaching nutrition at Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions. After a winding career path through coaching and clinical nutrition, she now thrives in her dual role, building bridges between academics and athletics through co-op programs and hands-on student engagement.