The Drexel Department of Politics proudly welcomes Beth Leech, Professor and Chair of the Department of Political Science, Rutgers University–New Brunswick, for a discussion of her latest book, "What Matters: Public and Private Agendas in Cross-National Perspective," which is currently under review. Professor Leech studies American politics, the roles of interest groups, social movements, and the mass media in the public policy process. Her work is informed by theories of collective action, agenda building, and human cooperation and coordination.

Join us each week for dedicated writing time, in person or on Zoom. Protect your time, move your project forward, and maybe find joy in the company of other writers. We are an inclusive group of faculty and staff from across the university.To join, contact Liz Kimball at ek674@drexel.edu. Sponsored by the Drexel University Writing Program and the Social Science and Humanities Research Council.

Learn more about Drexel University's master's programs in Public Policy and Environmental Policy during this virtual information session. Faculty and staff from the Center for Public Policy will offer insights into the degree programs and field any questions you may have.

We look forward to meeting you!

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As the annual Honors Day celebration demonstrates, the Drexel University College of Arts and Sciences is home to many of Drexel’s finest students. Our community applauds these scholars recognized by their peers, faculty and national fellowships committees for these distinctions. Faculty nominate many students recognized at this ceremony based on their contributions in the classroom, the lab and the community; others have written essays or theses that department committees selected. All have maintained impressive records that set them apart from their peers.

Each year, the College of Arts and Sciences community comes together for Research Day. Join our faculty, staff and students to celebrate their exploration of topics spanning the humanities, natural sciences and social sciences.

Join us on Friday, May 30th at 11am for the final portion of our two-part Annual Chemistry Faculty Minisymposium! This two week special event features recent findings from our very own Chemistry Faculty members and allows the opportunity for students and guests to ask questions about their work!
 
Stay tuned for the lineup of research we have in store!