Resources
Useful Websites
Student Resources
Career Counseling Services
The Steinbright Career Development Center is available for all matriculated Pathologists' Assistant (PathA) students as well as graduates of the program. Pathologists' Assistant (PathA) program faculty will also strive to provide professional input for interested students.
Office of University Student Life
The Office of University Student Life centralizes, coordinates, and provides co-curricular programs, services, activities, and opportunities for all Drexel University students. Student Life provides opportunities that enhance and complement the student's academic experiences, offers assistance in times of personal difficulty, and engages with students in the fullness of human growth and development through recreation, study, and service. In keeping with the University's commitment to diversity, the Office of University Student Life encourages programs that help students develop an appreciation for people from diverse backgrounds and life experiences. The office also provides services for students with disabilities.
Residential Life
Stiles Alumni Hall houses up to 315 undergraduate and graduate students from the Center City and Queen Lane campuses. For more information, see Residential Living Office, Drexel Graduate Housing or call 215.895.6165.
The Center for Learning and Academic Success Services
The Center for Learning and Academic Success Services provides comprehensive academic support services including assistance in improving academic skills such as time management, study skills, and test taking. Individual or small group tutoring is offered for most courses in the school. Academic skill assistance is available in the form of one-on-one coaching with professional and peer academic coaches as well as small group workshops, study group consultations, and other events and resources. The center is located in the Creese Student Center 3210 Chestnut Street, Suite 032 and is open Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m. For information, contact the center at academicsuccess@drexel.edu or 215.895.2294.
Personal Counseling
The Office of Counseling and Health Services supports Pathologists' Assistant program students' needs from matriculation to graduation. The following services are offered:
- Group counseling
- Individual and relationship counseling
- Wellness workshops
- Couples counseling
- Outreach programs
- Consultations
- Referrals
Office of Counseling and Health Services Contact Information
Tel: 215.895.1415
Fax: 215.571.3518
Email: counsel@drexel.edu
Disability Resources
The mission of the Disability Resources team is to provide equal opportunity and equal access to education, employment, programs and activities for individuals at Drexel University.
Disability Resources Contact Information
Tel: 215.895.1401
TTY: 215.895.2299
Fax: 215.895.1402
General: disability@drexel.edu
Testing: testproctoring@drexel.edu
Libraries
Four library branches serve the educational, clinical, and research needs of Drexel University. These branches house more than 185,000 volumes, receive more than 2,000 current journal subscriptions, and use up-to-date information technologies to provide access to institutional and intramural information sources. Library collections are searchable through online catalogs at all library sites or remotely via the campus network or modem. Also available are MEDLINE, the primary database of biomedical information, and specialized databases, including PsycLIT (psychology) and PDQ (cancer). PCs and Macintosh computers are available, as well as computer-assisted instruction and simulation programs.
Bookstore
The University Bookstore is the official full-service store for the Center City Campus. It stocks all required and recommended texts for all courses taught at the campus, as well as an extensive selection of reference titles and electronic media for undergraduate and graduate medical and health sciences education. A special-order service for any book in print is available. The University Store also carries a full line of medical instruments, lab coats, stationery, school supplies, insignia clothing, giftware, greeting cards, general reading materials, computer software, and accessories. Film processing and a college ring ordering service are also available. Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, and personal checks are welcome. The store is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and is in MacAlister Hall, 33rd and Chestnut Streets. For information, contact the Bookstore at 445.888.3800.
Office of Equity and Inclusive Culture (EIC)
Drexel University's Office of Equity and Inclusive Culture acts as a resource and advocate for diverse student populations regarding their social and personal inquiries, issues, concerns, and suggestions. The office plans and implements a variety of multicultural social and educational programs for the University community and around specific diversity and multicultural celebrations.