This workshop is for new, incoming international graduate students ONLY. Other students should refer to the training and information available on the Countdown to Canvas SharePoint site.

The Office of Graduate Studies offers series of informational and professional development workshops to help new, incoming international graduate students get acquainted with campus resources and services as they prepare to begin their graduate study. These workshops are optional but highly encouraged. The workshops will be recorded and archived on this website for later viewing.

Canvas is Drexel University's Learning Management System (LMS) used to support teaching and learning in digital environments. This workshop is designed for newly admitted international graduate students and provides an introduction to Canvas and its key features, including course navigation, accessing learning materials, submitting assignments, participating in discussions, communicating with instructors and classmates, and tracking grades and academic progress.

Participants will gain practical, hands-on experience using Canvas tools and learn strategies for effectively managing coursework, staying organized, and maximizing their learning experience throughout their graduate studies.

Facilitated by Abigail Maley, Online Learning Support Specialist, Drexel University Information Technology

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Join us for a Study Abroad 101 session! Learn about what students gain from studying abroad, the types of programs we offer, how to take the next steps in planning your study abroad journey, and more. This session will be held in-person in our office, Academic Building Suite 201. 

Join us for walk-in hours with our Study Abroad Advisors! Walk in hours will be held in-person in our office, Academic Building Suite 201, and over Zoom:  https://drexel.zoom.us/j/87687380529

The Office of Graduate Studies offers series of informational and professional development workshops to help students get acquainted with campus resources and services as they prepare to begin their graduate study. These workshops are optional but highly encouraged. The workshops will be recorded and archived on this website for later viewing.

As artificial intelligence (AI) tools become increasingly common in education, it is essential for students to understand how to use them ethically and responsibly. This workshop explores the principles of academic integrity and examines the appropriate use of AI technologies in academic settings. Participants will learn how to distinguish between acceptable and inappropriate AI use, properly acknowledge AI-assisted work, avoid plagiarism and academic misconduct, and apply critical thinking when using AI-generated content.

Facilitated by Jay Bhatt, MS, Information Services Librarian, Engineering Library Liaison, Drexel University Libraries

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Join us for a Study Abroad 101 session! Learn about what students gain from studying abroad, the types of programs we offer, how to take the next steps in planning your study abroad journey, and more. This session will be held over Zoom:  https://drexel.zoom.us/j/89279554448