Urban Health Collaborative (UHC) Day is an annual poster day and reception that celebrates work taking place across the UHC in urban health research, policy, community engagement, training, and other areas.

A test grade is not the end of the learning process. In this working session, you’ll review a recent test or quiz to identify what went well, where you lost points, and what you can do differently next time. With guidance from an academic coach, you’ll turn your results into a plan for improving your future study and test preparation. 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! 

Drexel IT invites faculty and students to join Phileas Dazeley-Gaist, Wolfram Institute Research Fellow, and Jack Vannucci, Academic Key Accounts Manager, for an in-person Wolfram Mathematica Tech Talk on Wednesday, October 28.

Discover how Mathematica and the Wolfram Language can support teaching, learning, and research across a wide range of disciplines. Through demonstrations and practical examples, the session will explore capabilities for computation, data analysis and visualization, programming, modeling, machine learning and AI, and more.

Whether you're teaching or learning in the physical sciences, mathematics and statistics, biological sciences, business and finance, or another area of study, the session is an opportunity to learn what's possible with Wolfram tools and how they can support your teaching, coursework, and research.

Two sessions will be offered, at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., with the same topics covered in each. 

Register to Attend in Person
Space is limited. If you plan to attend in person, please register for one of the two sessions. Light refreshments and Wolfram swag will be available for attendees.

Can't Attend in Person?
Both sessions will be recorded. Recordings will be posted on the Drexel IT News webpage following the event.

The Graduate Online Success Series: Grad Online Jawn is a series of online workshops offered by the Office of Graduate Studies and the McGonigal Academic Resources Center (ARC), in collaboration with campus partners, to provide graduate students with key skills and resources to support them throughout their academic journey.

Did you know the average recruiter reviews a resume in about 5-15 seconds? Plus, many employers are now using AI software called Applicant Tracking System to screen out candidates! Learn how to write the resume that will get you interviews! Ken Bohrer, Steinbright Career Development Center, will facilitate this hands-on workshop. Feel free to bring a resume (or just questions!).

Register [Zoom]

Presented By
Katherine Aird, PhD, Professor and Co-Leader, Molecular and Cellular Oncogenesis Program, Wistar Institute

Lyla Hunt, MPH, is a founding member of the New York State (NYS) Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) and serves as its Director of Public Health and Education. Her work translates data and research into policy, regulation, and evidence-informed education and programs that support the health and well-being of all New Yorkers. Lyla has worked at the intersection of drug policy, public health, and harm reduction for more than a decade.

Dornsife students and alumni are invited to bring your own coffee/tea and connect with LaToshia DeVose, MPH ’13, Managing Director, ECE at Reinvestment Fund. The Coffee & Convos series offers students and alumni or employers an opportunity to connect and network.

You’ve reviewed your test—now it’s time to use what you learned to adjust your approach. In this working session, you’ll revisit your current study habits and plan with an academic coach, identify what’s working and what needs to change, and make specific adjustments based on your post-test review. Bring your test review and upcoming course deadlines so you can leave with an updated study plan that puts your lessons learned into action. 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!