Presented By
Zachary Capriotti , (Klase Lab)

Your syllabus is more than a list of due dates—it’s your roadmap for the term. In this working session, you’ll review your syllabi with an academic coach and identify important dates, policies, assignments, and expectations. You’ll leave with a clearer picture of what each course requires and the key information you’ll need to stay on track. Stop by CLASS at the ARC on Wednesday from 12-1pm in Korman 120. Can’t come by at 12? Stop by Study Hours from 1-3pm! 

Led by Dr. Pia Scott-Boston, this seminar helps emerging professionals thoughtfully transition from academic preparation to the next stage of professional development. The session will encourage participants to reflect on where they are now, identify where they want to go, and develop practical strategies for navigating the transition with greater confidence.
   
   Dr. Pia Scott-Boston, LPC, ACS, NCC, is an educator, clinician, counselor supervisor, and scholar whose work reflects a deep commitment to developing effective, ethical, and culturally responsive counseling professionals. She holds an Ed.D. in Education from Drexel University and is pursuing a Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision at Mercer University.
   
   As a presenter, Dr. Scott-Boston is passionate about engaging emerging professionals in meaningful conversations that connect research, professional practice, and personal development. Her approach emphasizes critical reflection, cultural humility, ethical practice, and practitioner wellness. Through her teaching and scholarship, she seeks to equip future counselors with the knowledge, skills, and professional identity needed to serve diverse communities with competence, compassion, and integrity.

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Presented By
Jason DaCunza, (Ajit Lab)

Former NSF reviewers and program directors will answer questions from Drexel applicants for the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program. Current Drexel students and alumni are all welcome to attend. This event will be recorded. If you are unable to join us but have a question you'd like us to ask on your behalf, please register for the session anyway, and submit your question via the registration form. 

The National Science Foundation’s Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) provides selected fellows with three years of funding, including a living stipend and tuition funds, to support research-intensive graduate training in STEM fields and social sciences. The current application cycle is open to US citizens and permanent residents planning to begin a research-focused graduate program in Fall 2027, or who will be in the 1st year of their first-ever graduate program in Fall 2026. Learn more about this award at https://www.nsf.gov/funding/initiatives/grfp.

Drexel provides many resources for students and alumni applying for the GRFP; learn more about what's available on our applicant resource site: https://drexel0.sharepoint.com/sites/Pennoni-UREP-Public/Fellowships/SitePages/GRFP.aspx

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CLASS Study Hours is offered Monday-Thursday from 1-3pm during weeks 2-10 of the term. to chat with an academic coach or body double the coach to get some work done with extra accountability!