Postdoctoral Research Fellow Alison Moyer understands the power of the passage of time. In the years since her undergraduate studies at Drexel University, Alison has worked on a dig in Patagonia to uncover the world’s most massive dinosaur, earned a PhD from NC State in molecular paleontology, and, most recently, returned to her alma mater as a researcher and STEM educator herself.

The Center for the Advancement of STEM Teaching and Learning Excellence (CASTLE) is excited to welcome Frederic Bertley, PhD, of The Franklin Institute for the second event in the CASTLE Seminar Series.

The is a new program aimed to provide Drexel faculty with an opportunity to discuss effective teaching practices in their classrooms.

The Center for the Advancement of STEM Teaching and Learning Excellence (CASTLE) is excited to welcome Frederic Bertley, PhD, of The Franklin Institute for the second event in the CASTLE Seminar Series.

Course registration available for upcoming DragonsTeach courses. 

CASTLE offers new course with foundations in evidence-based teaching and learning. 

To help fulfill Drexel’s commitment to training the next generation of highly skilled students in the engineering fields, the Center for the Advancement of STEM Teaching and Learning Excellence (CASTLE) hosted the inaugural Bridging UTeach and Engineering Workshop from November 9 through 11th.

DragonsTeach Wins President’s Award for Civic Engagement for their commitment to engaging and collaborating with the local Philadelphia community.