Welcome home, alumni!

Tasneem Siddique

BS biological sciences ’25

Tasneem, who completed her co-op at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, plans to pursue a career in medicine and patient advocacy. She proudly represented the Class of 2025 at the college commencement ceremony.

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Colleen Wolfe

BA communication ’08

Since 2014, Colleen has been a host at NFL Media, appearing in primetime shows and major events including the NFF Draft and the Super Bowl. (Go Birds!) She was the keynote speaker at the college's 2025 commencement ceremony.

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Jamison John Langguth

BS psychology ’10

As Senior Manager, Health Strategy Innovation at Stanford University, Jamison develops market interventions to scale value-based care. He works to dismantle structural inequities and says his Drexel experience “made me an engaged citizen.”

Paige DeAngelo

BA communication ’23

Paige founded Aer Cosmetics –a company that produces sustainable mascara– as an undergrad. Her ‘causemetics’ startup has garnered top prizes including the Drexel Innovation Fund, the Drexel Startups Fund, and the Draper Competition.

Matt McBride

BS chemistry ’14

As a high school student, Matt was drawn to Drexel's hands-on research opportunities. Now he explores links between nutrition and cancer treatments as an assistant professor of chemical biology at Rutgers.

eannine Cook, a student in Drexel's Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing, has launched two stores: Harriett's Bookshop and Ida's Bookshop.

Jeannine Cook

MFA creative writing ’20

Jeannine is the proprietor of bookstores around the world that amplify women authors, artists, and activists. She delivered a powerful and poignant keynote at the college's 2022 commencement ceremony.

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LeeAnn Haaf

BA environmental science ’12, MS ’12, PhD ’22

LeeAnn is a 'Triple Dragon' who works to reduce the impact of climate change on rising sea levels at the Partnership for the Delaware Estuary.

Rahat N. Babar

BA international area studies ’03

The arc of Rahat's inspiring career in public service began at Drexel. As Deputy Executive Director for Policy at the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association, he advances advocacy, civil rights, and policy priorities.

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As a College of Arts and Sciences graduate, you are part of a powerful global network that links more than 18,600 fellow alumni across 13 different disciplines in the natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities. Here you’ll find information and resources to stay connected, get involved, and grow your career. As a lifelong member of the College of Arts and Sciences community, you are an essential part of our future, and we are proud to be a continued part of your success.

Sarah Taggart, Director of Development, Drexel University College of Arts and Sciences

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Sarah Taggart, Director of Development for the College of Arts and Sciences, looks forward to hearing from you! Please reach out to Sarah via email st3464@drexel.edu, or call 215.571.4301.

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College of Arts and Sciences alumni are grounded in a shared history of excellence. They apply their knowledge and practical experience to make a difference and promote the common good. We are very proud to share your stories that help to inform our current and prospective students.