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Rehabilitation Induces Adaptation of Motor Control Pathways After SCI

Join us for virtual "office hours" with some of our ambassadors and admissions staff to answer any questions that you have about DUCoM as a perspective student.

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Structural Mechanisms of Neuronal Repair and Development

This Population Health Spotlight Speaker Series event will feature Julie Louise Gerberding, MD, MPH, President and CEO of the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health.

Paging pioneers! Celebrate the women who broke barriers (and a few norms) at the first degree-granting medical school for women. This is where women took medicine into their own hands.

Whether it's a gap year or a post-bac program, taking time before entering medical school can be an impactful and strategic step in your journey to medical school. This session will explore various ways gap years and post-bac programs can be used to strengthen your background and gain meaningful experiences. During this session, you will hear from current DUCOM students about their experiences from gap years and post-bac programs, as well as information from faculty and staff about the various post-bac and graduate programs here at DUCOM that can help academically prepare students for medical school.

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Astrocytic CREB Regulates Transcriptomic, Neuronal, and Behavioral Responses to Cocaine

Tower Health's Annual Research Day provides opportunities to recognize and showcase the recent scholarly activity of graduate and undergraduate medical trainees across the health system and highlights Tower Health's commitment to supporting postgraduate and undergraduate scholarly activity.

Join us for virtual "office hours" with some of our ambassadors and admissions staff to answer any questions that you have about DUCoM as a perspective student.

Gain valuable insights on how to stand out as an applicant to Drexel University College of Medicine (DUCOM)! This panel will cover what makes a strong application, tips for highlighting your unique strengths, and how to showcase your professional goals to become a successful candidate in the medical school admissions process.