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    • Nursing student Patrick Kelly facing off at a Drexel wrestling match

      March 27, 2026

      On any given day, Patrick Kelly walks into a jam-packed arena. He double checks his gear, laces his shoes and prepares to step on the wrestling mat. On others, he packs his scrubs, stethoscope and school supplies to prepare for a full day of classes.

      Kelly, a first-year nursing major and member of the wrestling team, is learning how to balance a rigorous academic program with his athletic passions.

    • Photo of exercise science student Jahlil Gary standing on bridge with a scenic background

      March 19, 2026

      Torn ligaments, strained muscles, and tendonitis are among the most common injuries in sports. Athletes are injured all the time. But behind every great comeback story is a clinician guiding every step of the return to greatness.

      Across the country, there are more than 310,000 physical therapists with active licenses to help support that work. Third-year exercise science student Jahlil Gary hopes to join the growing number of physical therapists in athletics.

    • Annie Finholm Posing in Nature with Drexel T-shirt on

      March 19, 2026

      From age six to eighteen, third-year exercise science student Annie Finholm devoted countless hours to competitive gymnastics. During one practice her world was turned upside-down. Anyone who's watched gymnastics has seen the dangerous yet impressive vault event. We all hold our breath as gymnasts sprint, launch, and attempt near-perfect landings.

      For her, that moment became more than a spectacle. During a vault attempt, the skill didn’t unfold the way it was supposed to, and Finholm sustained a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) that ended her run in the 2021-22 season. The injury left her unable to compete, attend school or even read a book.

      From then on, Finholm set her hopes on becoming an orthopedic physician assistant working with athletes facing similar situations.

    • David Chicu in front of ROTC door

      March 19, 2026

      Sophomore health science major David Chicu is building a foundation for a future career in military preventive medicine through 91制片厂’s Army ROTC program. A first-generation student and ROTC scholarship recipient, Chicu combines academic study, military training and hands-on experiences as he prepares for a career serving in the U.S. Army’s medical system.

    • March 18, 2026

      Two work study students learned more than just job skills at the College of Arts and Sciences center.

    • Culinary Student Natalie Mrak taking a selfie at a conference with fellow alum Tonii Hicks

      March 17, 2026

      Meet Natalie, a senior culinary arts and science major who's passionate about helping individuals with food sensitivities feel confident and comfortable eating and preparing delicious meals without fear of allergens. Her work is driven by a co-op experience that turned into a passion to make food accessible and enjoyable for others. Get a glimpse into her interests and passions in the culinary field!

    • March 16, 2026

      A new study from 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions found that individuals who spent more time in nature also reported better dietary behaviors, such as eating more fruits and vegetables.

    • March 09, 2026

      Programming for America鈥檚 250th anniversary highlights the legacy of the country鈥檚 first 鈥 and last 鈥 all-women medical college, which was founded in 1850.

    • March 02, 2026

      91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions and Cooper University Health Care announced a strategic workforce collaboration between the two institutions to expand access to nursing education and create clearer pathways from learning to professional practice.

    • February 23, 2026

      Several students worked with longtime partner, Saint Lucifer Spice Company, to develop an apple-habanero hot sauce.

    • February 18, 2026

      The team won the conference championship for the first time since 2012 and made a trip to the NCAA Tournament in November.

    • February 09, 2026

      Last term, 91制片厂鈥檚 colleges, schools and departments received funding, created partnerships and otherwise contributed to the success of Drexel鈥檚 academic enterprise. This update offers a snapshot of activity, courtesy of the Office of the Provost.

    • February 09, 2026

      Last term, 91制片厂 faculty members were recognized for their scholarly research and prolific academic and professional contributions. This update offers a snapshot of activity courtesy of the Office of the Provost.

    • Yoke Bradt, PhD speaking at the Dana Society for Integrative Oncology

      January 09, 2026

      Music is an integral part of many people’s lives. From celebrations to self-expression and relaxation, music is deeply ingrained in the fabric of our culture.

      For Joke Bradt, PhD, MT-BC, professor and director of the PhD in Creative Arts Therapies program, music serves as a tool to assist in the rehabilitation and management of those managing major illnesses, disorders and chronic pain.

      Her journey began with a general interest in music and curiosity about her future career.

    • Noah Slade saving conductor wand

      December 17, 2025

      “We are the people, we are the memory, we are the dream, we are the free,” sang Noah Slade, a first-year graduate student in the Music Therapy program.

      Finding Slade at the Peoplehood Parade and Pageant was not surprising, given his love of community involvement and helping others find healing through music. As the co-musical director of the Pageant, Slade was responsible for composing and arranging the show’s music, including composing the annual liberation song.

    • inaugural cohort of DREAM scholars posed with mentors at end-of-year celebration

      December 05, 2025

      On September 18, 2025, the College of Nursing and Health Professions hosted an end-of-program lunch and celebration for the first cohort of the 2025 DREAM Scholars. The event allowed participants in the inaugural spring/summer cohort to present their research findings, connect with professors and celebrate their hard work and dedication.

    • Emma Flinkinger and Kelsie Peterson

      November 17, 2025

      Most mornings, Kelsie Peters' alarm rings at 5:20 a.m. Within 40 minutes, she's already lifting weights, and by 7:45 a.m. she's on the field for softball practice. That's just a typical day for student-athletes studying nursing, health sciences and exercise science. The simple reason Peters and Flickinger challenge themselves to balance both academics and athletics is that they are passionate about their profession and they thrive on competition.

    • November 11, 2025

      Last term, 91制片厂 faculty members were recognized for their scholarly research and prolific academic and professional contributions. This update offers a snapshot of activity courtesy of the Office of the Provost.

    • October 30, 2025

      Last term, 91制片厂鈥檚 colleges, schools and departments received funding, created partnerships and otherwise contributed to the success of Drexel鈥檚 academic enterprise.

    • Carl Black

      October 29, 2025

      Carl Black's dream of getting a bachelor’s degree seemed far out of reach. In the distance, he heard people shouting and the sound of footsteps approaching him. A group of young students, wearing camouflage military uniforms, was on its way to a drill. When the group passed Black, he suddenly realized that he might have figured out a way to graduate.

    • October 28, 2025

      Students have earned fellowships, scholarships, awards and more over the past quarter.

    • headshot of Laura Baehr

      October 23, 2025

      Laura Baehr doesn't take long to find the words to describe what motivates her. This young researcher has a wide variety of interests. It’s a long list of different experiences and studies that all involve one common theme — movement.

    • Kristen Kelly DNP

      October 15, 2025

      At age 53, Kristin Kelly, MSN, FNP-BC, earned her Doctor of Nursing Practice from 91制片厂, marking a bold return to academia after two decades in clinical practice. Her journey reflects a powerful blend of lifelong learning, professional growth, and personal fulfillment—proving it’s never too late to pursue new possibilities.

    • October 09, 2025

      More than 100 students spent their summers steeped in research through the Pennoni Honors College鈥檚 program.

    • Hannah Brown in AZ

      October 08, 2025

      Hannah Brown was on track for a career in criminal justice when a child development class sparked a life-changing pivot toward medicine. Now a Drexel PA student, she’s gaining hands-on experience across the country—including an unforgettable emergency medicine rotation on Navajo Nation.

    • October 06, 2025

      For the third consecutive year, 91制片厂 was recognized for its outstanding commitment to academic excellence, belonging and community-building across all levels of campus life.

    • Fried receiving the Daisy Award

      September 23, 2025

      Amid a bustling city like New York, the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) is the last place parents want to be. The constant chaos of monitoring, unfamiliar faces, and uncertainty can feel like a parent’s worst nightmare. Working 12-hour shifts is no easy feat, but Elle Fried, MSN, RN, finds a deep sense of fulfillment and pride in helping patients, and she aims to teach others the same.

    • Mariah Watkins

      September 17, 2025

      Mariah Watkins faced a challenging first year at 91制片厂, undergoing two knee surgeries and playing only seven basketball games, but she remained resilient and found strength through rehab and academic focus. Despite the setbacks, she embraced the support from the Drexel community and is now healthy, motivated, and excited to return to the court alongside her younger sister for the upcoming season.

    • Rubert Scholars

      September 15, 2025

      Stephanie Boye-Doe '27, Jieni Chen '27, Tamilia Francis '27, Tiffany Guo '28, Tkeyah Johnson '27, Chaz Neidig '28, Simran Rai '27 and Catherine Zhuiko '27 have been selected to receive a $15,000/year scholarship until their graduation. This award comes from the William E. and Theresa M. Rubert Memorial Trust. Mrs. Rubert was a graduate of the Hahnemann School of Nursing, which has now become the 91制片厂 College of Nursing and Health Professions. The Trust provides scholarships for pre-junior, full-time students attending 91制片厂's College of Nursing and Health Professions. Mrs. Rubert was so appreciative of the financial assistance she received for her nursing education, she wanted to give back to other students what had been provided for her.

    • Shaya Cohen headshot

      September 03, 2025

      Shaya Cohen switched from a pre-med track to nursing after discovering that cadaver labs conflicted with his religious beliefs. Now enrolled in 91制片厂's emergency-focused NP program, Cohen is thriving in both his studies and volunteer EMS work in New York, where he faces intense patient loads. Despite the challenges, he finds the program’s real-world relevance and faculty support invaluable, and looks forward to a career in emergency medicine helping those in need.

    • Drexel Med Fit class

      August 28, 2025

      Being a health care professional while in college can be exhausting — classes, clinicals or co-op all day long. On top of that, homework, class projects and exam stress. But after a 12-hour clinical shift taking care of others, who is taking care of you?

    • Kayla McCloud

      August 25, 2025

      It’s a stereotype that most college students live on ramen, but three Drexel Culinary Arts and Science students are breaking the mold by using social media to show what they learn at Drexel.

    • August 25, 2025

      Researchers from 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions worked with people who have obesity to redesign what an 鈥渋deal鈥 primary care visit could look like and validate their ideal visit concept among a sample of adults with obesity.

    • August 13, 2025

      Last term, 91制片厂鈥檚 colleges, schools and departments received funding, created partnerships and otherwise contributed to the success of Drexel鈥檚 academic enterprise. This update offers a snapshot of activity, courtesy of the Office of the Provost.

    • Andrea Irvine

      August 06, 2025

      Andrea Irvine, Drexel Athletics’ dietitian, supports over 450 student-athletes while also teaching nutrition at Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions. After a winding career path through coaching and clinical nutrition, she now thrives in her dual role, building bridges between academics and athletics through co-op programs and hands-on student engagement.

    • July 31, 2025

      Last term, 91制片厂 faculty members were recognized for their scholarly research and prolific academic and professional contributions.

    • July 15, 2025

      91制片厂’s College of Nursing and Health Professions, in collaboration with Duke Health, has launched a new degree and certificate program in Complementary and Integrative Health. Through this dual-degree and certification pathway, students will gain comprehensive knowledge and practical skills grounded in evidence-informed practices, preparing them to lead in the evolving landscape of whole-person care.

    • July 10, 2025

      With a looming nursing workforce shortage across the United States, 91制片厂 is working to make nursing education more accessible in order to support the nursing workforce pipeline. Drexel鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions has received generous support from the Bedford Falls Foundation 鈥 DAF to create the Joanne and William Conway Nursing Scholarship for nursing students.

    • July 09, 2025

      The University wasn鈥檛 founded with degree programs or the Drexel Co-op. In fact, it wasn鈥檛 even founded as 鈥91制片厂.鈥

    • Sebastian Stan swimming in pool

      July 07, 2025

      Sebastian Smith took a deep breath. He got ready for his big moment. In the distance, he could hear the roar of the crowd. A few moments later, the stadium announcer called out his name. Through the huge curtains Smith got a glimpse of the Lucas Oil stadium, the home field of the Indianapolis Colts. As he walked onto the stage, it suddenly got very hot. Huge flames flared up next to him and made his entrance look quite dramatic. His heart was racing. The excitement started to take over. Smith took one last deep breath, locked in and got ready to dive into the water at the biggest swimming competition of his life.

    • Stella Willoughby in scrubs with stethoscope

      June 23, 2025

      Stella Willoughby needed a moment to herself. Everything felt too much. She just got notice that she lost her job as the rowing coach at Lake Washington Rowing Club. The COVID-19 pandemic caused a lot of uncertainty. Many industries were shut down, and many people lost their jobs. Willoughby was one of them, but she used the time of uncertainty to her advantage.

    • Grace Delice close up

      June 05, 2025

      What does it take to turn ambition into action? First-year graduate student Grace Delice might know a thing or two.

    • June 05, 2025

      Daisy Rivera, PA-C, serves as a dedicated clinical preceptor and director of Physician Assistant Education at St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children, where she mentors PA students through immersive, multidisciplinary clinical rotations. Motivated by personal experiences and a passion for equity in healthcare, Rivera strives to inspire future providers to deliver culturally competent, compassionate care while encouraging them to grow beyond the clinical role into advocacy and leadership.

    • Four square collage of Rubert graduates featuring Jenna Chung, Alexa Fredo, Joyce Li and Merin Rajan

      May 30, 2025

      Congratulations to the 2025 Rubert graduates!

    • May 22, 2025

      Students have earned fellowships, scholarships, awards and more over the past quarter.

    • May 19, 2025

      To better understand the potential therapeutic benefits of heritage art practices, researchers from 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions examined the impact of these practices on mental and physical health.

    • Nora Cumiskey

      May 15, 2025

      When asked to sum up her freshman year at Drexel in one word, Nora Cumiskey paused for a moment and settled on eye-opening. Eye-opening might be an understatement. In only her freshman year, the 19-year-old health sciences major already has three years as an emergency medical technician (EMT) under her belt and has her sights set on joining the growing number of physician assistants practicing in the U.S.

    • Danielle Ruffin

      May 12, 2025

      Danielle Ruffin sat in her dorm room at the University of Hartford as she watched the 2008 WNBA draft on her computer. All of a sudden, her heart started to race. She started to panic and just couldn’t absorb what happened. In the third round of the draft, she heard her name get called out. The Atlanta Dream selected the then-21-year-old as the overall 32nd pick in the 2008 WNBA draft, making her dream of becoming a professional basketball player come true.

    • Aaron Pitt

      May 08, 2025

      Aaron Pitt Jr. lives a super hectic life. Between juggling classes, a part-time job and three student organizations, he seems to do it all.

      For the sophomore nursing major, the choice to become a nurse was simple: he loves caring for others.

    • May 06, 2025

      After working with Aramark on a project with the Drexel Food Lab, Lauren Miller leveraged those connections and opportunities to land a job at the company after graduation.

    • WPRD panel

      April 25, 2025

      On April 3, 2025, the Promise Zone Research Connection (PZRC) hosted its inaugural West Philly Research Day to help address these concerns and create an environment that fosters trust and collaboration amongst research institutions and community members based in West Philadelphia. The event aimed to connect research institutions, local organizations and community members to engage in meaningful conversations to promote mutually beneficial outcomes of research for community residents.

    • April 15, 2025

      Researchers from 91制片厂, the University of Pennsylvania, City University of New York and Monell Chemical Senses Center recently reported that American pallets are likely to accept pearl millet 鈥 a hardy, gluten-free grain that has been cultivated for centuries in rugged, drought conditions in Africa and India 鈥 as an acceptable substitute in recipes that use wheat flour.

    • April 07, 2025

      Stop by Bar Hygge on April 23 to try this sour dragon fruit beer, which is brewed with hops grown on Drexel鈥檚 campus.

    • Ben Hanas

      April 03, 2025

      Five practices, three lifts and two games per week. All of this is done while maintaining a regular class schedule and having to deal with homework, quizzes and exams. Student-athletes face lots of responsibilities. Drexel soccer goalkeeper Ben Hanas knows all about that. The 18-year-old majors in sxercise science at the College of Nursing and Health Professions (CNHP) and gives up a lot of his free time to be successful on and off the field.

    • Mayako Kawashima

      April 03, 2025

      Ever wonder what the intersection between psychology and human development and counseling is? Sophomore Mayako Kawashima ‘27, a double major in both, could give you some insight.

    • Azarhis Smith at Philly Chef Conference

      March 27, 2025

      Azarhis Smith is a second year culinary student who also works at Fork, a James Beard Award winning restaurant. We asked Azarhis about the culinary arts and science program and some of the experiences he’s had at the college so far.

    • Anuj Patel headshot

      March 19, 2025

      Established in 1967, there are currently more than 178,700 physician assistant (PA) practitioners in the United States. Sophomore health sciences major Anuj Patel ’28 aims to become a licensed PA upon his graduation.

    • Treyonni Brown Headshot

      March 19, 2025

      For sophomore undergraduate nursing major Treyonni Brown ‘28, diversifying your career is crucial to success.

    • Division I Field Hockey's Valentine Van Hellemont standing in front of Belgian Flag

      March 19, 2025

      A wise person once said if you do what you love, you will never work a day in your life. For Valentine Van Hellemont ‘27, the ambitious Division I field hockey player is studying exercise science at the College of Nursing and Health Professions to become a physical therapist for professional athletes.

    • March 06, 2025

      Read about scholarships, fellowships and accolades students earned in the previous quarter.

    • February 21, 2025

      Undergraduate Senior Cristina Labbe’s choice to become a human development and counseling major was unexpected. The Baltimore native arrived at Drexel as an undecided first-year student, but discovered her passion for counseling while receiving services from the Drexel Counseling Center.

    • Headshot of Mercedes McCall

      February 21, 2025

      According to the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists, only three percent of Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) are Black or African American. Sophomore undergraduate nursing student Mercedes McCall’s long-term goal is to join those numbers.

    • Hannah Stetson in front of HSB

      February 18, 2025

      How does a nursing student at Drexel find herself in the middle of chest compressions at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (HUP) during her third week of co-op? Meet Hannah Stetson, a junior undergraduate nursing student in Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions.

    • December 12, 2024

      Last term, 91制片厂 faculty members were recognized for their scholarly research and prolific academic and professional contributions.

    • December 06, 2024

      Drexel鈥檚 Department of English and Philosophy and Department of Food and Hospitality Management blended food and inspiration in a workshop, class, published anthology and themed lunch.

    • December 06, 2024

      Through a special Drexel type of experiential education, graduate student Ran Liu curated a new exhibition blending artistic process, community conversations, individual inspiration and University history.

    • Street level view of West Philadelphia mural depicting community members and a map of city

      December 03, 2024

      A recent PZCR report highlights recommendations that Philadelphia and other Institutional Review Boards can do to ensure the research they oversee is ethical and beneficial to the communities they study.

    • HBCU Partnership Sponsors

      December 03, 2024

      91制片厂’s Office of the President, College of Nursing and Health Professions (CNHP), Office of the Vice Provost for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion and Office of Research & Innovation have announced an opening in the application cycle for the 2024-25 HBCU-Drexel Health Science and STEM Partnership Pilot Research Awards competition.

    • November 20, 2024

      Students have earned fellowships, scholarships, awards and more over the past quarter.

    • student org fair

      November 07, 2024

      This month, the College of Nursing and Health professions is excited to showcase the unique student organizations that align with our diverse range of majors. With over 300 unique student organizations at Drexel, this list is intended to highlight some of the organizations that offer the potential to enhance one’s academic journey, foster community and strengthen career readiness in the fields of nursing and health sciences.

       

    • Man does cooking demonstration with students

      November 07, 2024

      The conference aims to engage students with industry professionals while connecting members of the culinary and hospitality industry through two days of workshops, hands-on demonstrations, tastings and panel discussions. This year’s conference explored Philadelphia’s vibrant food culture, fostering community engagement and the emergence of culinary arts as medicine.

    • October 30, 2024

      Researchers from 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions recently published a study in Biological Research For Nursing examining symptoms, health outcomes and physical function over time in older adults with and without Alzheimer鈥檚 disease and related dementias and polypharmacy.

    • Stephanie Bieder wearing red shirt and brown pants holding stethoscope sitting on bench

      October 17, 2024

      CNHP students have opportunities for undergraduate research, something that enriches the overall Drexel experience.

    • graduation

      September 20, 2024

      CNHP’s graduation feels so long ago. As we prepare for the new academic year to start, here’s a reminder of what we are all working towards.

    • Concerned elderly couple

      September 16, 2024

      Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions will collaborate on the new EMBRACE center at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health that will focus on identifying and testing what makes dementia interventions work to adapt them successfully in a variety of care settings.

    • September 13, 2024

      The Philly Chef Conference鈩 returns for its 10th year on Oct. 13-14. Started by the Food and Hospitality Management program in 91制片厂's College of Nursing and Health Professions in 2013, the original Philly Chef Conference is an important tradition for students to learn alongside industry leaders.

    • Alexa Blankenbiller and Alexa Fredo headshots

      September 05, 2024

      Alexa Fredo and Alexa Blankenbiller have been selected to receive a $15,000/year scholarship until their graduation.

    • September 03, 2024

      Last term, 91制片厂 鈥 through its colleges, schools and other units and programs 鈥 created a variety of new opportunities for industry and local partnerships as well as civic engagement. This update offers a snapshot of activity courtesy of the Office of the Provost.

    • August 30, 2024

      Last term, 91制片厂 faculty members were recognized for their scholarly research and prolific academic and professional contributions. This update offers a snapshot of activity courtesy of the Office of the Provost.

    • August 27, 2024

      Seven Drexel disciplines have joined the consortium partnership between Drexel and Thomas Jefferson University. The cancer center recently received the elite 鈥渃omprehensive cancer center鈥 designation from the National Cancer Institute, a vote of confidence in the consortium鈥檚 broadly interdisciplinary approach.

    • Jessica Chou with laptop

      August 13, 2024

      Alumna, now faculty researcher, Jessica Chou, PhD, is using all her experience to tackle gender-specific substance use disorder and mentor the next generation of trauma-informed care providers.

    • August 08, 2024

      The Certified Clinical Medical Assistant Apprenticeship (CCMA) creates an opportunity for those who are underrepresented and from the local community to gain access to quality careers in health care.

    • August 05, 2024

      Nalini Prakash, PhD, an assistant clinical professor in 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions, developed a specialized dance and movement therapy (DMT) program to meet the unique needs of youth from diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds to foster a sense of community and connection.

    • July 23, 2024

      Two Drexel and Salus leaders who have been heavily involved in the integration and accreditation processes talked about what comes next with operational, academic and clinical enterprises between the two universities.

    • June 27, 2024

      Led by Kristal Lyn Brown, PhD, an assistant professor in 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions, researchers examined the relationship between a high-profile racial discrimination event and disordered eating behaviors of Black women in Baltimore, Maryland.

    • June 18, 2024

      The University created a variety of new opportunities for industry and local partnerships as well as civic engagement.

    • June 11, 2024

      Researchers from 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions examined viewer responses to images of distressing and neutrally decorated masks and whether personal life history, particularly past experiences of trauma and difficulty, affected how the person perceived the imagery.

    • Rubert Scholars Kriserta Boci, Jessica Kim and Erica Worthington

      June 05, 2024

      Congratulations to the 2024 Rubert graduates!

    • May 22, 2024

      The current dean of the College of Health Sciences at Sam Houston State University will start at Drexel Sept. 1, 2024.

    • Courtney Geis Ercole, MSW, MHS, PA-C

      May 20, 2024

      "Never stop believing in yourself. You are smart, you are resilient and you will be okay. Trust the evolution of yourself from student to provider."

    • Brandon Simpkins

      May 13, 2024

      May is National Nurses Month and May 6 through May 12, Nurses Week.

      It’s a time to celebrate nurses, nursing students and nurse educators who dedicate their lives to providing outstanding, compassionate care. We asked graduate nursing students some questions about their lives and the programs they are in and have created this series to highlight some of the folks we heard from. We will be sharing these throughout the month here and on social media.

    • Melissa Chestnut

      May 13, 2024

      May is National Nurses Month and May 6 through May 12, Nurses Week.

      It’s a time to celebrate nurses, nursing students and nurse educators who dedicate their lives to providing outstanding, compassionate care. We asked graduate nursing students some questions about their lives and the programs they are in and have created this series to highlight some of the folks we heard from. We will be sharing these throughout the month here and on social media.

    • Sydney Kotredes

      May 13, 2024

      May is National Nurses Month and May 6 through May 12, Nurses Week.

      It’s a time to celebrate nurses, nursing students and nurse educators who dedicate their lives to providing outstanding, compassionate care. We asked graduate nursing students some questions about their lives and the programs they are in and have created this series to highlight some of the folks we heard from. We will be sharing these throughout the month here and on social media.

    • Sara Humeny

      May 13, 2024

      Alumna Sara Humeny comes from a family of nurses, but it was direct experience with a few who cared for her after a serious accident that led her to following this career path.

    • Nicole DelValle

      May 10, 2024

      Nicole DelValle saw a lot of opportunity in having a career in nursing. It was more than always being able to find a job; it gave her a chance to really impact people’s lives.

    • Amanda Webb-Davidson

      May 07, 2024

      "My perception of the MCP Hahnemann reputation lead me to think this PA program must have the cultural influence from the medical school to embrace gender equality with an excellent medical education."

    • Michael Schreck

      May 06, 2024

      May is National Nurses Month and May 6 through May 12, Nurses Week.

      It’s a time to celebrate nurses, nursing students and nurse educators who dedicate their lives to providing outstanding, compassionate care. We asked graduate nursing students some questions about their lives and the programs they are in and have created this series to highlight some of the folks we heard from. We will be sharing these throughout the month here and on social media.

    • PA Student Aaron Martin Class of 2025

      May 02, 2024

      "[The PA Profession] allows me to give back to the community, foster impactful relationships with patients and to help in a multitude of settings in the continually changing landscape of medicine."

    • PA Student Mikayla O'Brien Class of 2024

      May 02, 2024

      "[M]y own heart nearly leapt from my chest with excitement as I watched a vascular surgery PA harvest the greater saphenous vein during a life-saving CABG procedure.

    • Jessica Evins in scrubs and a mask

      May 01, 2024

      May is National Nurses Month and May 6 through May 12, Nurses Week.

      It’s a time to celebrate nurses, nursing students and nurse educators who dedicate their lives to providing outstanding, compassionate care. We asked graduate nursing students some questions about their lives and the programs they are in and have created this series to highlight some of the folks we heard from. We will be sharing these throughout the month here and on social media.

    • Anthony Burdo and baby

      April 26, 2024

      PA Preceptor Anthony Burdo talks about how becoming a preceptor changed his life.

    • DUSNA at 2024 72nd Annual National Student Nurses Association Convention

      April 26, 2024

      Current students and a recent BSN alumnus discuss how DUSNA impacted their Drexel Experience.

    • Nursing student Jaelyn Walker

      April 02, 2024

      Driven by her passions and inspired by strong women, Jaelyn Walker is already leaving a mark.

    • PTRS Student Stephanie Morel

      April 02, 2024

      Stephanie Morel chose CNHP’s Health Sciences/Physical Therapy Bridge program. She wants to specialize in women’s health and treating individuals with pelvic floor dysfunction.

    • March 25, 2024

      Last term, 91制片厂 expanded its collaborations with local organizations and industry partners.

    • March 20, 2024

      The Leonard Pearlstein Gallery of 91制片厂鈥檚 Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design will present two spring exhibitions that draw on nature, its calming properties and the creation of art as a form of medicine. 鈥淪andra Eula Lee: The Walking Mountain鈥 and 鈥50 Years of Creative Arts Therapies鈥 will go on display Tuesday, April 2 through Saturday, May 25 with an opening reception taking place on Thursday, April 11 from 5-7:30 p.m.

    • Tara Duggal smiling

      March 14, 2024

      Tara Duggal, an art therapy and counseling student, talks about her journey into art therapy and how she uses art as a healing technique for her clients’ mental health and wellbeing journey.

    • Genevieve Hargrove dancing with a blue scarf

      March 13, 2024

      Dance and movement are not just for entertainment and exercise; they are also techniques therapists use as a form of expression in therapy. We talked with dance/movement and counseling therapy student, Genevieve Hargrove, to dive into the world of dance and its impact in therapeutic spaces.

    • art therapy at 11th Street

      March 13, 2024

      We asked Joke Bradt, PhD, professor and program director of the PhD in Creative Arts Therapies program, Clarissa Lacson, PhD, assistant clinical professor, Michele Rattigan, MA, ATR-BC, associate clinical professor, and Minjung Shim, PhD, assistant professor, from 91制片厂’s College of Nursing and Health Professions to share about their experiences at 11th Street.

    • Maddy Larkin headshot

      March 04, 2024

      Maddy Larkin, a student in 91制片厂’s Master of Science in Human Nutrition program, was always interested in pursuing a career in health care, but it wasn’t until she focused on nutrition that she knew she’d found her specialty.

    • February 16, 2024

      Last term, Drexel professors were awarded sponsored research grants and major gifts, honors and recognition.

    • first quarter nclex pass rates are in. october to december 2023 98.73% pass rate for first time test takers

      February 12, 2024

      The first quarter (October 2023 to December 2023) NCLEX exam rates are in!

    • February 12, 2024

      U.S. News and World Report announced their Best Online Master’s in Nursing programs this week, including rankings in nursing specialty areas.

    • Sandra and Stephen Sheller at reception desk

      February 01, 2024

      Sandy Sheller (Alumna ’04, ‘05) and her husband Stephen Sheller (Trustee Emeritus, HD ‘17) are an essential part of the growth at 11th Street. Sandy, as well as being an alumna, is a former assistant clinical professor at Drexel, an art therapist and currently president and director of the Sheller Family Foundation. The foundation’s mission is to improve lives, particularly of the marginalized and underserved, and it supports organizations that promote positive social change. In 2014, the Sheller Family Foundation helped support the expansion of 11th Street.

    • January 29, 2024

      Salus University President Michael H. Mittelman, OD, shared his thoughts on all that has happened so far with the merger between the two institutions, and what he hopes for the future.

    • January 11, 2024

      A recent study from 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions explored a new way to ease the transition with an art therapy intervention to address the health needs of overweight, postmenopausal women.

    • January 08, 2024

      Here's a snapshot of awards, scholarships, publications and fellowships 91制片厂 students have earned in the past term.

    • December 21, 2023

      Young adults who are more familiar with e-cigarette marketing practices are more likely to have attitudes against vaping than those unaware of the industry鈥檚 marketing, according to a study led by 91制片厂 public health researchers published this month in the BMJ journal Tobacco Control.

    • art therapy

      December 19, 2023

      The PhD in Creative Arts Therapies program at 91制片厂 is at the forefront of training the next generation of researchers and leaders in creative arts therapies.

    • December 14, 2023

      This update offers a snapshot of activity courtesy of the Office of the Provost and the Office of University and Community Partnerships.

    • December 06, 2023

      A recent study from researchers in 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions and Dornsife School of Public Health aimed to understand the challenges and supports affecting individuals with GI cancer and their caregivers when it comes to maintaining a healthy diet and avoiding malnutrition.

    • Katie Dilks sits with Stephanie Ewing

      November 29, 2023

      Alumna found success through mentorship and community engagement in finishing the PhD in Couple and Family Therapy.

    • Cassie Job

      November 29, 2023

      CNHP’s PA department teaches their students about health disparities and how social determinants impact health outcomes. Cassie Job completed one clinical rotation in an emergency room in the Navajo Nation.

    • Ben Binder-Markey in lab coat

      November 29, 2023

      Benjamin Binder鈥怣arkey, PhD, assistant professor in the Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences, is one of only 10 recipients across the country designated by The Hartwell Foundation to receive a 2022 Individual Biomedical Research Award.

    • PA faculty member Ryan Clancy

      November 15, 2023

      As a PA educator, the number of patients that I impact is exponentially greater because I know that I not only impact the patients I treat each year, but I also impact each patient that each of my graduated students have treated and educated.

    • PA alumnus Christian Yacono

      November 14, 2023

      As ambitious and passionate as you may (and should) be to enter this awesome profession and start that first job, it sounds cliché, but it’s always advisable to keep the important things important.

    • Isabella Stoll

      October 31, 2023

      I think everyone’s time is valuable, and because I felt both passionate and certain about the path I had in mind for myself, I pursued it aggressively!

    • Sam Hurst list image

      October 31, 2023

      When I was transitioning towards the medical field, I initially wanted to be a doctor. But with the funny way life happens, every turn I took towards becoming a doctor kept pointing me towards the PA profession.

    • Carl Black

      October 31, 2023

    • October 27, 2023

      Last term, 91制片厂 professors were recognized for their scholarly research and prolific academic and professional contributions. This update offers a snapshot of activity courtesy of the Office of the Provost.

    • Patrick Ihejirikia

      October 26, 2023

      Patrick Ihejirika was inspired to become a physician assistant after realizing that access to health care is very limited if you don’t have money for treatment in his home country of Nigeria. He hopes to return to care for the people in his community.

    • Adaptive surfing with Life Rolls On in Wildwood NJ

      October 25, 2023

      More than 40 students along with Dr. Bobby Hand participated in the adaptive surfing event produced annually by Life Rolls On.

    • October 12, 2023

      As part of a $2.3 million National Institutes of Health project to broaden the understanding and use of music-based interventions for pain management, 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions will lead the creation of a multidisciplinary research network, called the Music4Pain Network, to explore the mechanisms that make these interventions effective.

    • NAP 2023 Class Picture

      October 03, 2023

      Nursing is a family affair for Damien Boham, whose mom, sister and aunt are also nurses. After earning his Bachelor of Science in Nursing from East Stroudsburg University, Boham worked six years as an ICU nurse for Lehigh Valley Health Network.

    • October 02, 2023

      At Drexel鈥檚 annual ceremony marking the start the academic year, speakers shared their personal encounters with the power of partnerships and collaboration.

    • Safiyyah Okoye

      September 26, 2023

      Safiyyah Okoye, PhD believed being a lawyer was her calling. Then, after witnessing chronic disease in her family, she wanted to go into health care.

    • Ryan McDermott with his family

      September 19, 2023

      Ryan McDermott had the support of his family, professors and classmates when he chose nursing as a second career.

    • September 13, 2023

      How can you best connect with peers and mentors? What are some good places to eat, study and relax 鈥 on or off campus? Current graduate students shared tips for Dragons who are just starting at the University this year.

    • August 30, 2023

      Researchers from 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions explored the barriers and ways to promote healthy diet practices among female cancer survivors with fertility challenges.

    • Richard Evans

      August 30, 2023

      The nursing field is woman-dominated, and the misconception that caregiving roles must be filled by women, remains. But Richard Evans, a student in the Nursing Accelerated Career Entry Program (ACE) BSN program, is proof that helping people has no gender.

    • Nutrition sciences and nursing students gathered after a seminar in Greece.

      August 03, 2023

      Nyree Dardarian, EdD, assistant clinical professor of nutrition sciences, and Andrea Irvine, LDN, sports dietitian in the Center for Nutrition & Performance, led graduate and undergraduate students through the island of Ikaria, Greece for an immersive international experience in a Blue Zone.

    • graduate waving in the crowd

      July 13, 2023

      On Friday, June 16, over 1,200 students graduated from the College of Nursing and Health Professions witnessed by their faculty, professional staff, families, loved ones, friends and honored guests.

    • June 28, 2023

      Furthering an international partnership started on campus, Drexel's 鈥淢ental Health in Ghana鈥 class involves a weeklong travel component throughout Ghana, where students participate in an immersive educational experience filled with community engagement and innovative wellness practices.

    • June 20, 2023

      Last term, 91制片厂 鈥 through its colleges, schools and other units and programs 鈥 created a variety of new opportunities for industry and local partnerships as well as civic engagement.

    • June 16, 2023

      Drexel professors were recognized for their academic and professional achievements.

    • June 13, 2023

      Here's a snapshot of awards, scholarships, publications and fellowships 91制片厂 students have earned in the past term.

    • Behavioral health counseling graduating senior Rebecca Burke making a presentation on the beach at the end of the Intensive Course Abroad in Ghana.

      June 07, 2023

      Despite nerves and being the only undergraduate student, Rebecca Burke committed to an intensive course abroad (ICA) in Ghana, and the payoff was unexpected and very rewarding.

    • June 07, 2023

      Learn about the speakers for 91制片厂's commencement ceremonies that will take place from June 14-16.

    • Morgan Karcher stands outside, smiling, in green dress, with trees and concrete patio in background

      June 01, 2023

      A Philly-based queer art therapist, Morgan Karcher, is advocating for the needs of LGBTQ youth through art therapy.

    • Sharon Samson, Ashly Alexander, Danielle Larkin and Lena Wang

      June 01, 2023

      Congratulations on the graduation of the William and Theresa M. Rubert Memorial Scholarship Trust recipients.

    • Camryn Amens sits in the lobby of the Health Sciences Building, smiling to the camera

      May 05, 2023

      As President of the 91制片厂 Student Nursing Association, Camryn Amen is prepared to lead.

    • Olivia Goosen standing in front of yellow tiled wall, wearing black suit

      May 05, 2023

      Alumna Olivia Goosseen celebrates Nurse Anesthetists and offers advice for current CRNA students.

    • Megan Schneider

      May 01, 2023

      "I am most excited by the work we are doing to diversify the PA profession. For the best patient outcomes, it is important for the PA profession to be reflective of the general population."

    • Alumna Jessica DeLuise wearing white coat and stethoscope in kitchen preparing healthy food

      May 01, 2023

      "Every patient should have access and opportunity to feel cared for, empowered and educated."

    • Sharon Moenga and Patrick McGuire

      May 01, 2023

      Sharon Moenga '24 and Patrick McGuire '23 explain why they want to become PAs and why they chose Drexel.

    • Asha Sankarathil

      May 01, 2023

      DUPAP alumna Asha Sankarathil, PA, BS '17, MHS '18, explains why she decided to become a preceptor.

    • Jonathan Deutsch, PhD, CHE, CRC, working in a kitchen with 91制片厂 Food and Hospitality Management students.

      April 20, 2023

      Jonathan Deutsch, PhD, a professor in Culinary Arts and Food Science and the director of the Drexel Food Lab, is the PI on a grant from the Environmental Protection Agency. His research, along with co-Is, Brandy-Joe Milliron, PhD, associate professor in Nutrition Sciences, and Roni Neff, PhD, an associate professor at the Bloomberg School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins University, will look for innovative solutions to reduce household food waste, specifically through prevention.

    • NSNA 2023 DUSNA Executive Board pictured in hotel lobby, left to right, Claire Manger '24, Meg Foster '23, Camryn Amen '23, Grace Sutton '24

      April 17, 2023

      91制片厂 Student Nursing Association attends the 2023 NSNA Convention in Nashville, TN.

    • Vaibhavi Bharadwaj sits at a table against a dark blue background, smiling at camera

      April 13, 2023

      An advocate for building professional connections in healthcare, Vaibhavi Bharadwaj is a Pre-PA track Health Sciences student with a passion for connection.

    • Alexis Moise stands outside, under a tree, smiling at camera

      April 11, 2023

      Alexis Moise is passionate about holistic health and making nutrition counseling accessible to all.

    • April 10, 2023

      The Korman Center is becoming the hub of on-campus academic support services for students and a central place to get help for STEM classes, writing projects and so much more.

    • Professional headshot of Grace Schuler, she is smiling against a white background

      April 01, 2023

      Grace Schuler is a current student in the Hospitality Management program and co-founder of Drexel Hospitality Society.

    • March 31, 2023

      Researchers from 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions, with support from the Department of Defense, have started the process of clarifying guidance on Gulf War Illness (GWI) for health care providers.

    • Sofia Weingarten stands outside over city view, smiling to camera

      March 23, 2023

      Nutrition Sciences student, Sofia Weingarten, inspires ambition and community on campus.

    • Ivy Tong stands in front of blue wall holding VR headset, smiling to camera

      March 14, 2023

      Ivy Tong shares why she chose to pursue Creative Arts Therapies and sheds light on current research in the field

    • March 10, 2023

      Drexel professors were recognized for their academic and professional achievements

    • March 09, 2023

      Students have earned scholarships and fellowships and received awards in the last term.

    • March 07, 2023

      In a first-of-its-kind course, Drexel students are learning about the science of making cheddar, mozzarella, chèvre, mascarpone and ricotta 鈥 and making and eating their own cheeses in the Department of Food & Hospitality Management.

    • Emily Maminski stands in white coat in front of gold sign, "91制片厂 College of Nursing and Health Professions"

      March 01, 2023

      Emily Maminski envisions a future where nutrition education and services are accessible to all.

    • headshot of Ebony White on yellow background

      February 22, 2023

      Ebony White, PhD, assistant clinical professor in the Department of Counseling and Family Therapy, who has served as 11th Street’s interim director since last year, will be stepping down on February 28, 2023. White will be succeeded by Monica Harmon, MSN, MPH, the executive director of CNHP’s Community Wellness HUB.

    • Reggie Howard stands with microphone in hand while speaking, wearing a black shirt that says "Black Men Heal"

      February 22, 2023

      A passionate advocate for mental health, Reggie Howard wants to create change in his field to serve his community.

    • Group of five DPT of Color Panel Event attendees standing against a grey wall

      February 20, 2023

      Drexel DPT Students of Color held first ever Q&A panel event to discuss racial justice in their profession 

    • Student Charlise Williams headshot against teal green background

      February 16, 2023

      Charlise Williams is passionate about food and dreams of opening her own farm-to-table restaurant.

    • Student Alexis Robinson sitting with head propped in hand by a tree

      February 16, 2023

      Alexis Robinson understands the value of exploring your academic options.

    • PAMA logo with light blue background, outline of a raised fist, and "PAMA" written across

      February 15, 2023

      PAMA strives to improve academic success, decrease attrition rates and provide support to minority students in Physician Assistant programs

    • Student Metchersa Smith headshot against beige background

      February 13, 2023

      Metchersa Smith is building a career as a maternal-child health practitioner and advocates for inclusive community on campus. 

    • Student Matijanay Tiggle standing in front of stairs in red blouse

      February 08, 2023

      Tiggle is committed to addressing health care gaps, health disparities and health inequities. To do so, she plans to specialize in bedside nursing for marginalized populations.

    • Veronica Carey, PhD, assistant dean for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (seated on the left) and Marybeth Gasman, PhD, author of Doing the Right Thing: How Colleges and Universities Can Undo Systemic Racism in Faculty Hiring (seated on the right) having a discussion about Gasman's book.

      January 20, 2023

      Assistant Dean of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Veronica Carey, PhD welcomed Marybeth Gasman, PhD, author and Samuel DeWitt Proctor Endowed Chair and a distinguished professor in the Graduate School of Education at Rutgers University, for an open dialogue about systemic racism in higher education with regard to hiring and retaining faculty of color.

    • January 17, 2023

      Food entrepreneurs in Philadelphia can now access a new web portal designed to assist community and student businesses in navigating how to plan, launch and grow successful small food enterprises.

    • January 12, 2023

      A new study from researchers in 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions, has shed light on the many and varied fall-risk factors facing older adults in community-living environments. The research examined a comprehensive set of potential fall-risk factors 鈥 including environmental factors, in addition to health and function 鈥 in older community-living adults in the U.S., both with and without dementia.

    • December 16, 2022

      Dragons really read a lot this past year about everything from NOT washing raw chicken 鈥 to TikTok-famous cats 鈥 to monkeypox.

    • December 09, 2022

      Faculty and professional staff on the Independence Blue Cross health insurance plan are eligible for up to SIX sessions per calendar year at no extra cost.

    • December 08, 2022

      The 12-story, 460,000-square-foot building located at 36th and Filbert streets has already been occupied by the College of Nursing and Health Professions this fall, with the College of Medicine and the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and Professional Studies preparing to move in next year.

    • Laura N. Gitlin, PhD, FGSA, FAAN

      December 07, 2022

      Dean Laura N. Gitlin's nonmedication approach, TAP, shows promise in promoting equity in dementia care for underserved populations.

    • Five HSAD students sitting around large table in Philadelphia City Council caucus room

      December 06, 2022

      Earlier this year, students enrolled in HSAD 335: Health Care Policy had the unique opportunity to visit city officials at Philadelphia’s City Hall and gain real time experience. During their visit, students observed full Council sessions on budget hearing and public testimony on proposed bills.

    • December 06, 2022

      A recently published study led by Laura N. Gitlin, PhD, Distinguished University professor and dean of 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions, examined the effects of the Tailored Activity Program on agitated and aggressive behaviors of people living with dementia in Black and white families.

    • Laura N. Gitlin, PhD, FGSA, FAAN

      November 22, 2022

      Dean Laura N. Gitlin, PhD, gave a talk as part of the Health Equity Seminar series as part of the Drexel FIRST (Faculty Institutional Recruitment for Sustainable Transformation) program. “Beat the Blues” is a community-academic partnership with Center in the Park, a senior center located in Germantown, PA.

    • November 21, 2022

      Are you balancing your diet, physical activity and sleep?

    • headshot of preceptor Andrew Kelly wearing glasses, white goatee, blue collared shirt and blue tie

      November 17, 2022

      "I take pride in the students that I mentor knowing that I gave them a great 10 weeks of education...My students keep me young at heart."

    • Julie Kinzel sits in a desk chair smiling with a large collie dog in her lap

      November 17, 2022

      "It’s incumbent on the newest providers to change the system and pay attention to how we can make access to health care more equitable in this country."

    • split photo of PA Students Cassie Job and Jose Cuadro

      November 17, 2022

      Jose Cuadro '22 and Cassie Job '23 share a passion for advocating for their patients, improving health care access and delivery — and Rihanna.

    • Alumna Rebecca Baldwin smiling, long light brown curly hair over her shoulders, wearing a white coat

      November 17, 2022

      "Make no assumptions about your patients. Each person has a unique story that deserves to be heard with fresh eyes and ears so they get the best medical care you are able to provide."

    • Exercise science student Zach Jordan, wearing a baseball cap and sitting in a car.

      November 03, 2022

      CNHP has a new degree program to offer students in the Health Science Department — a BS in exercise science — and Zach Jordan is one of the first people to sign up.

    • Raquel Ramos, BS health sciences `22, wearing blue scrubs holding a stethoscope.

      November 01, 2022

      Raquel Ramos, a health sciences student, is leaving her mark on 91制片厂. She worked with Drexel leadership to get the land acknowledgement included at University events, and this one day emergency physician assistant is making it a mission to advocate for non-English speaking people.

    • Food and Hospitality Management students Gabe Thayer, Zach Kaczor and Naomi Bass after finishing their tomato soup.

      October 28, 2022

      Students in "Garden to Table Cooking” (CULA T280) aimed to tackle sustainability and innovation by preparing dishes to present to a real-world partner of the University — Longwood Gardens.

    • Culinary Arts alumnus Daniel Lee standing with John Kirby from Dornsife Center for Neighborhood Partnership and their monthly dinner.

      October 28, 2022

      A 2018 graduate of CNHP's Culinary Arts and Science Program, Daniel Lee, cooked up a monthly dinner at the Dornsife Center for Neighborhood Partnerships in West Philadelphia.

    • October 25, 2022

      Drexel undergraduate and graduate students received prestigious scholarships and awards and were recognized for their academic accomplishments last term.

    • October 25, 2022

      Last term, 91制片厂 professors were recognized for their scholarly research and prolific academic and professional contributions

    • Bob Lowry, PA-C, a preceptor in the College of Nursing and Health Professions, holding his Preceptor of the Year award with three Drexel students.

      October 06, 2022

      Physician assistant preceptor, Bob Lowry, PA-C, was nominated by two people, students at the time, for Preceptor of the Year in 2021. He talks about why he loves Drexel students and why being a preceptor is important.

    • Master's student Jason Valdez wearing regalia, standing with his parents

      September 22, 2022

      A love of art, a passion for mental health and a comfort in expressing his Mexican heritage, master's student Jason Valdez, BFA `20, found a path to his perfect career as an art therapist and counselor.

    • September 22, 2022

      A recently published study, led by researchers from 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions, explored physical activity and nutrition-related beliefs, behaviors and challenges of cancer patients and their caregivers, to inform future development of wellness interventions for both groups.

    • September 19, 2022

      Intermittent Fasting: Pros, Cons and Why It鈥檚 Not for Everyone

    • September 13, 2022

      In a historic move, 91制片厂 will open a new 460,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art academic home that will bring together the University鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions, College of Medicine, and Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and Professional Studies in University City, enhancing collaboration, research and practice opportunities.

    • Cynthia Hambach, PhD

      September 06, 2022

      In memoriam of Cynthia Hambach, Phd

    • The new academic home of the College of Nursing and Health Professions, Drexel's Health Sciences Building.

      September 01, 2022

      College of Nursing and Health Professions faculty and staff had an opportunity to check out their new academic home at an open house on August 25. Groups of people took advantage of a walking-tour to preview classrooms, teaching spaces and labs.

    • August 30, 2022

      To celebrate National Food Safety Education Month in September, 91制片厂's College of Nursing and Health Professions, the Partnership for Food Safety Education and New Mexico State University, have launched 鈥淒on鈥檛 Wash Your Chicken,鈥 an educational program aimed at households preparing and cooking raw chicken at home.

    • Headshot of alumna Mia Ormes

      August 03, 2022

      Food and Hospitality Management alumna, Mia Ormes, created a business, how many other enterprises begin, out of a need in the market. Coming from her own experience, she launched Tribu, a meal service company specializing in prenatal and postpartum foods with an emphasis on the traditional flavors of the African Diaspora.

    • Young Black woman with long shoulder-length hair wearing a blue dress standing in the corridor of a ball park

      July 28, 2022

      Sona Diallo, a Nutrition Sciences bridge student, always intended a career in health care. Where she thought medical school was her path, she found a passion for nutrition.

    • Chef Tonii Hicks, a Black female, is wearing a white chef's coat and baseball cap, pouring steaming contents of a large pot.

      July 25, 2022

      Chef Tonii Hicks, who received a BS culinary arts ’21, was raised in Philadelphia and embodies a devotion to food and community. She chose Drexel because she was drawn to the program's combination of culinary skills and science background.

    • July 15, 2022

      Watermelon, cantaloupe, peaches and some berries are in season now 鈥 and can easily be prepared and enjoyed for a sweet, nutritious snack and/or dessert.

    • July 14, 2022

      A year after the official start of implementation, the Strategic Plan CORE team held community updates, roundtables and other meetings during the spring months to inform the 91制片厂 faculty and professional staff about what鈥檚 been worked on to prepare Drexel for the next decade.

    • July 14, 2022

      Among those recognized for their research, academic and professional achievements is Alina Schnake-Mahl, ScD, assistant research professor in the Dornsife School of Public Health, who was awarded a five-year, $637,000 K01 grant from the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases to study the social and policy determinants of COVID-19 and influenza disparities.

    • White male wearing a baseball uniform standing at bat.

      June 30, 2022

      Master's nutrition student, Drew Jarmuz, will be using his experience as a baseball player and his knowledge of nutrition and performance when he steps into the role of sports nutritionist for the Tampa Bay Rays.

    • June 30, 2022

    • Laura N. Gitlin, PhD, FGSA, FAAN

      June 27, 2022

    • June 22, 2022

      Have you ever wanted to try adding a 鈥淢eatless Monday鈥 into your weekly meal rotation but didn鈥檛 know where to start?

    • A group wearing 91制片厂 caps and gowns

      June 21, 2022

      On June 9, 2022, the College of Nursing and Health Professions held their college graduation ceremony at the Mann Center for the Performing Arts before the University's commencement ceremony at Citizen's Bank Park. Speakers and award winners are highlighted.

    • 91制片厂 official men's wrestling team photo of Antonio Mininno.

      June 20, 2022

      91制片厂 Men's Wrestling team member Antonio Mininno landed in the right program after starting as a nursing student. Interested in health policy and impacting the challenges in health equity, degrees in Health Administration is the path he chose to do that.

    • Juneteenth Freedom Day graphic

      June 17, 2022

      Member of the Board of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Marcia Penn, MEd, provides her thoughts on African American Freedom Day, Juneteenth.

    • June 09, 2022

      Two students at 91制片厂 College of Nursing and Health Professions are each a recipient of a $10,000 scholarship from the William and Theresa M. Rubert Memorial Scholarship Trust. The Trust provides financial awards for qualified persons who wish to attend 91制片厂's College of Nursing and Health Professionals. Students must be full-time and academically qualified BSN co-op pre-junior, junior or senior with financial need to be considered.

    • Two hands forming a heart wearing a rainbow wrist band in front of a Gay Pride flag.

      June 03, 2022

      The College of Nursing and Health Professions is moving the needle in bringing awareness, support and recognition to diversity, equity and inclusion. Pride Month is celebrated every June and this year we note what the college is doing for all its communities.

    • May 24, 2022

      An interdisciplinary course developed in partnership with the historic museum highlighted a host of ethical issues that arise in compiling and maintaining medical archives and artifacts.

    • May 19, 2022

      The speakers addressing graduates this year and receiving recognition for their accomplishments come from wide-ranging backgrounds and fields 鈥 and many of them have ties to the University.

    • May 17, 2022

      Tips for maintaining a nutrient-rich diet amid skyrocketing grocery prices.

    • Professional head shot of DeAnna Harris-McKoy, PhD, LMFT

      May 10, 2022

      DeAnna Harris-McKoy, PhD, LMFT, came to Drexel because they live what they teach around social justice and because she saw women, who look like her, in positions of authority making meaningful changes in their communities.

    • Two young female adults with dark hair pulled back wearing scrubs. Amanda Vidal is in navy scrubs on the left and Adriana Vidal is in white scrubs on the left.

      May 06, 2022

      Nursing alumni and twin sisters Amanda and Adriana Vidal went through the BSN Co-op program at Drexel. While they did their co-ops at different locations, they are now working together at New York-Presbyterian Hospital.

    • May 02, 2022

      New faculty, published articles and more - check in on the PA department faculty.

    • May 02, 2022

      What are your former classmates up to? New positions, upcoming events and more.

    • White female in a gray t-shirt, wearing glasses and a head band holding a large domestic cat

      May 02, 2022

      Carly Campbell is a student in the MS in Complementary and Integrative Health program at Drexel's CNHP. She is looking at ways for her patients to experience their best, most comfortable lives.

    • April 27, 2022

      From scholarships to volunteering, check out what our current students are up to.

    • April 27, 2022

      "To me, each student means a lifetime of friendship, networking and camaraderie."

    • Collage of Justin Judilla and Amanda Rogers

      April 26, 2022

      Both Justin Judilla and Amanda Rogers knew they wanted to work in medicine from a young age - find out why they chose to become physician assistants!

    • April 25, 2022

      Researchers from 91制片厂 investigated how nature relatedness 鈥 simply feeling connected with the natural world 鈥 benefits dietary diversity and fruit and vegetable intake, in a study recently published the American Journal of Health Promotion.

    • April 22, 2022

      Drexel faculty garnering attention for their achievements and research last term included
      Christopher MacLellan, PhD, assistant professor in the College of Computing & Informatics, who received two major grants from the Army Research Laboratory related to human-machine teaming and human-artificial intelligence adaptation.

    • Women and men wearing masks over their noses and mouths studying photos laid out on a table.

      April 22, 2022

      The AgeWell Collaboratory funded seven projects across Drexel colleges. schools and partners to uphold our commitment to be an age-friendly university.

    • April 21, 2022

      Providing service to the community for the last twelve years, 91制片厂’s College of Nursing and Health Professions Philadelphia Sexual Assault Response Center (PSARC) strives to support trauma-informed and patient-centered care as a primary interface for adults and adolescents seeking medical attention following an acute sexual assault.

    • Ghanaian children blowing up blue and gold 91制片厂 beach balls.

      April 21, 2022

      Drexel has been hosting the Mandela Washington Fellowship at the university for the last five years. An alumnus of the 2019 program, Dr. Joel Duah Afi, Veronica Carey, PhD, and Adam Zahn developed a training for Carey to deliver in Ghana. 

    • April 19, 2022

      "It is the motto of the Philadelphia 76ers, but I think it applies to PA school as well — Trust the Process."

    • April 15, 2022

      Snacking maintains energy balance between meals. Learn more about other benefits and healthy examples from Drexel鈥檚 nutrition counseling.

    • April 08, 2022

      The ground has been broken on the Drexel Academic Tower, the new home for the College of Nursing and Health Professions in the University City Campus. Periodic updates, photos and video will be posted so you can feel part of the project.

    • April 04, 2022

      Researchers from 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions, recently published a study exploring individuals鈥 and their family caregivers鈥 experiences with cancer treatment side effects, including the way they manage these side effects and the resulting changes in food preferences and behaviors.

    • Headshot of PA Alumnus Eric Greene, '15

      April 01, 2022

      "I fell in love with the profession during high school when I was volunteering at my local hospital... I realized that PAs embodied the future of medicine."

    • March 31, 2022

      91制片厂's Food Lab and the Philadelphia Department of Public Health have introduced the Good Food Accelerator, a pilot program for Philadelphia-area food businesses and co-packers.

    • March 30, 2022

      One of the nation鈥檚 most influential leaders in higher education, Freeman A. Hrabowski, III, president of the University of Maryland Baltimore County, will address the class of 2022 at Drexel鈥檚 university-wide commencement ceremony on June 9. In what has become a tradition, 91制片厂 will return to Citizens Bank Park to celebrate the graduating class in-person. The ceremony will also be live-streamed.

    • PA student Jen Ensor with Philadelphia City Hall in the background

      March 30, 2022

      Jen Ensor has always enjoyed helping others in all areas of life. Throughout high school, she was focused on making a difference and planned to work in a hands-on field after graduation. With clear objectives in mind, she enlisted in the U.S. Army Reserve. After completing basic training, Jen began training to become an Army medic, then worked alongside a physician assistant and Drexel alum, who was practicing at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. Inspired by his competence and professionalism, Jen decided this was a career she wanted to learn more about and consider for her future.

    • One tall and one shorter white women wearing surgical masks and event lanyards.

      March 17, 2022

      Doctor of Health Science student and APTA Pediatrics Practice Development committee co-chair, Hilary Terhune has been awarded the Academy of Pediatric Physical Therapy 2022 Bud DeHaven Service Award for her extraordinary contributions to the organization and community.

    • March 08, 2022

      Those who formally or informally help students plan their future careers can learn more about available Drexel resources and expertise through the Career Champions Certificate Program.

    • Headshot of 91制片厂 physician assistant student Arkann Al-khalilee

      March 03, 2022

      Drexel physician assistant student Arkann Al-khalilee wants to improve health outcomes for all people after seeing such need as a child growing up in Palestine.

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      February 21, 2022

      This is the fourth of a weekly Black History Month 2022 feature celebrating members of the CNHP community who contribute daily to the success of the College.

    • Two white women and one Black male sitting around a table looking at a piece of art.

      February 21, 2022

      Michele Rattigan is an art therapist, licensed professional counselor and a member of the Board of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, and will be present at the DEI “Finding Our Lanes” event with Veronica Carey, PhD with the intention to facilitate a therapeutic arts-based experience for attendees who may or may not consider themselves as skilled artists.

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      February 14, 2022

      This is the third of a weekly Black History Month 2022 feature celebrating members of the CNHP community who contribute daily to the success of the College.

    • text reads shining a black light

      February 07, 2022

      This is the second of a weekly Black History Month 2022 feature celebrating members of the CNHP community who contribute daily to the success of the College.

    • philadelphia skyline with drexel sign in the foreground

      February 03, 2022

      U.S.News and World Report release their 2022 rankings for online nursing programs and specialty areas. Drexel is in the top third overall and #2 in Nursing Education.

    • Amy Kwok, a Health Sciences student in the BS/DPT Bridge program standing in front of the Philadelphia Water Works

      February 03, 2022

      Health Sciences student Amy Kwok has big plans for a career in physical therapy and is living Drexel's Ambition Can't Wait motto.

    • text reads shining a black light

      February 01, 2022

      This is the first of a weekly Black History Month 2022 feature celebrating members of the CNHP community who contribute daily to the success of the College.

    • 91制片厂 College of Nursing and Health Professions Health Science student Nicholas Eltman in a tan beret and U.S. Army fatigues at his graduation from the Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP).

      January 19, 2022

      Health Sciences student and leader of Exercise is Medicine On Campus Nicholas Eltman acquired unique medical training as an U.S. Army Ranger helping him choose his career path.

    • Yellow-toned photo of the Philadelphia skyline with the words Drexel Service Recognition in bold, capital letters

      January 07, 2022

      Every year Drexel recognizes faculty and professional staff for their years of service to the university. The people who have dedicated so much of their professional lives to the education of future leaders are the backbone of the university.

    • Two women, one Black, and one Black man wearing Drexel's blue and yellow scrubs pushing a hospital bed with a simulation manikin down a long corridor.

      December 20, 2021

      On November 16, 2021, the College of Nursing and Health Professions in partnership with Offices of University Communications and Enrollment Management & Student Success filmed an Ambition Can't Wait commercial portraying a disaster simulation exercise. Students, alumni, faculty and professional staff took part in the one-day taping at the New College Building on Drexel's Center City Campus.

    • December 15, 2021

      Drexel employees, through the University鈥檚 health insurance plan, can receive up to six free visits with a registered dietitian to receive customized nutrition plans and guidance. Outpatient nutrition counseling is also available to the entire 91制片厂 community.

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      December 10, 2021

      The 91制片厂 Dornsife School of Public Health (DSPH) and College of Nursing and Health Professions (CNHP) invite applications from early-career investigators for up to 12 tenure-track assistant professor positions, as part of the inaugural NIH-funded Drexel FIRST program. Drexel FIRST (Faculty Institutional Recruitment for Sustainable Transformation) is a novel NIH initiative to enhance inclusive excellence in health disparities research and support career development and retention of early-career investigators with a strong focus on developing independent research. Inclusive excellence refers to a culture that establishes and sustains scientific environments that cultivate and benefit from a full range of talents and involves the recruitment of a critical mass of early-career faculty with commitment to principles of inclusive excellence.

    • December 09, 2021

      Faculty and students in the Department of Food and Hospitality Management baked and tested a dozen recipes from notable Philadelphians for a story featured in The Philadelphia Inquirer.

    • People of Purpose Graphic on blue background with multi-size circles

      December 02, 2021

      Including students, professional staff, faculty, alumni and community partners, this year's People of Purpose have remarkable stories to share.

    • Table top with kitchen items including a cutting board, kitchen knife, recipe, bowl of beans lime and juicer and a plate showing recommended portion sizes.

      November 22, 2021

      Drexel’s team is one of six partners to the School District of Philadelphia (SDP) EAT RIGHT PHILLY Program, the official nutrition education program of the School District of Philadelphia.

    • 91制片厂 Transgender flag at half mast. Courtesy of DrexelNOW

      November 19, 2021

      On this Transgender Day of Remembrance, we reflect on our mission for health equity and social justice and how we respond to the healthcare needs of transgender individuals.

    • Illustration of doctor speaking with a nurse.

      November 18, 2021

      College of Nursing and Health Professions nursing students had an opportunity to have important conversations with College of Medicine students in a unique simulation that benefits everyone, especially patients.

    • Caroline Shi '20 and Katrina Carroll-Haskins, Drexel PhD student, looking at art at the Barnes

      November 11, 2021

      Through a joint venture pioneered by Drexel’s Physician Assistant Program, educational experts in the PA program and at the Barnes have developed programming that teaches participants critical work and life skills through observing and discussing art.

    • photo of PA alumnus Stephen Wolff rock climbing in Colorado

      November 10, 2021

      What are your former classmates up to? Travel, babies and joining the PA faculty!

    • photo of 15-20 PA students, masked, creating flood buckets

      November 10, 2021

      From service projects to scholarships, check out what our current students are up to.

    • photo of PA alumna Danielle Briskey surrounded by tall trees

      November 10, 2021

      Danielle Briskey, a PA alumna and current DHSc student, told us about the most rewarding part of volunteering in clinics in Mexico.

    • side by side headshots of PA students Patrice Farquharson and Dominic Bogucki

      November 10, 2021

      We asked two Philadelphia natives why they want to become physician assistants and why they chose Drexel.

    • photo of PA faculty Cathy Nowak wearing white shirt

      November 10, 2021

      Cathy Nowak loves to travel the world, sometimes on two wheels.

    • Drexel alumna Kailie Dunn, BS/MPH '19 is an Epic analyst II at Mount Sinai Health System.

      October 18, 2021

      Kailie Dunn graduated in five years with a BS in Health Services Administration and a master’s in Public Health from 91制片厂 in 2019. Through this accelerated program that spans the College of Nursing and Health Professions and the Dornsife School of Public Health, Dunn found an ideal combination of her distinct interests in health care, business and public health.

    • October 14, 2021

      New NIH grant awarded to 91制片厂 co-principal investigators, Ana Diez Roux, MD, PhD, and Laura N. Gitlin, PhD, to hire, retain and support 10 new faculty members with a long-term goal to transform university research policies, procedures and culture and create a sustained pipeline of outstanding, diverse faculty who are well-positioned to be successfully promoted and substantively contribute to health disparities research with significant impact on individual and population health outcomes.

    • October 14, 2021

      91制片厂鈥檚 Dornsife School of Public Health and College of Nursing and Health Professions recently received a 5-year, $14.4 million 鈥淔aculty Institutional Recruitment for Sustainable Transformation鈥 (FIRST) grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to hire, retain and support diverse, early career researchers with a focus on health disparities research on aging, chronic disease and/or environmental determinants.

    • October 13, 2021

      Last term, Drexel faculty were recognized for their research and achievements, like Alexis Roth, PhD, associate professor in the Dornsife School of Public Health, who received a NIH R01 grant for $4.9 million to assess HIV prevention interventions over the next five years.

    • October 04, 2021

      Three Rubert Scholars for 2021 have been announced.

    • September 24, 2021

      Mayor Jim Kenny recently announced his new 17 appointees to the Mayor’s Commission on Aging, two of which are 91制片厂 College of Nursing and Health Professions (CNHP) leaders and senior administrators.

    • September 20, 2021

      Welcome back to Drexel鈥ully in person. Whether you鈥檙e reacquainting yourself with campus after being remote or are exploring it for the first time, know that throughout this unusual past year and a half, Drexel has not stood still.

    • Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions Alumna Ashley Medina, MHA, on her wedding day.

      September 13, 2021

      Ashley Medina always knew she would pursue a career in healthcare. She found her passion in administration rather than medicine, but is caring for people nonetheless.

    • September 08, 2021

      In one of the first studies of its kind, researchers from 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions and School of Biomedical Engineering, Science and Health Systems, examined the differences in prefrontal cortex (PFC) activation between two distinct drawing tasks in VR, including with the introduction of a calming fragrance stimulus.

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      September 07, 2021

      Faculty honored recently for their work in diversity, equity and inclusion and for promoting health equity.

    • September 02, 2021

      DrexelNow checked in with the new students joining our campus community this fall about their past experiences, future plans, and their hopes and worries about starting their Drexel careers amidst the ongoing pandemic.

    • September 01, 2021

      Keyanna Bynum, BSN 鈥21, who helped make the Center for Black Culture what it is today as part of its first Advisory Board, explains that though there are so many opportunities when first starting college, it鈥檚 important to find the people with and places where students can access a home away from home.

    • August 23, 2021

      91制片厂’s College of Nursing and Health Professions announced that it will offer a collaborative degree and certification program in Complimentary and Integrative Health with The Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine (AWCIM) at the University of Arizona starting Fall 2021.

    • KerryLyn Kercher, DMT, headshot

      August 13, 2021

      2021 DMT alumna KerryLyn Kercher accepted a Fulbright Grant to study and research at the Creative Arts Therapies Research Institute and SRH University in Germany.

    • August 10, 2021

      The University鈥檚 holistic approach helps neurodivergent Dragons adjust and prepare for college and employment.

    • July 23, 2021

      91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions announced that it will offer a collaborative degree and certification program in Complimentary and Integrative Health with The Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine (AWCIM) at the University of Arizona starting Fall 2021. The Complementary and Integrative Health (CIH)/ Integrative Health or Wellness (IHW) Coaching Pathway Program is designed for qualified students who wish to pursue a Master of Science (MS) in Complementary and Integrative Health at Drexel, while concurrently pursuing an Integrative Health or Wellness Coaching certification from AWCIM.

    • July 13, 2021

      Fourth-year culinary arts student Charmaine Patterson received a $25,000 scholarship live on Guy Fieri鈥檚 鈥淩estaurant Reboot鈥 on June 12. In this Q&A with DrexelNow, she reveals her hopes for fall term and the future as well as the hardships she and the food industry endured during the pandemic.

    • July 09, 2021

      A new collaboration between the University, Academy of Natural Sciences, City of Philadelphia, DVRPC and local organizations will ultimately create a research agenda to help make the region more climate resilient.

    • June 29, 2021

      Four Class of 2021 graduates from 91制片厂 College of Nursing and Health Professions each received a $10,000 scholarship from the William and Theresa M. Rubert Memorial Scholarship Trust. The Trust provides financial awards for qualified students who attend the College of Nursing and Health Professions. Students must be full-time and academically qualified BSN co-op pre-juniors or juniors with financial need to be considered.

    • Drexel alumna Holly Hagy, BSN '15, a school nurse and a nurse at Socorro General Hospital.

      June 29, 2021

      After spending decades running a marketing and advertising company with her husband, Drexel alumna Holly Hagy, BS nursing '15, chose nursing as her second career. Because she saw the need for and importance of health practitioners in rural communities, Hagy moved to New Mexico to care for folks in Magdalena, New Mexico.

    • Graphic for the Dance Movement Therapy Service at Stephen & Sandra Sheller 11th St. Family Health Services

      June 17, 2021

      Ruth Briggs, a patient at Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services, shares her experience with using dance movement therapy to help navigate trauma.

    • June 16, 2021

      Last term, 91制片厂 faculty were recognized for their scholarly research and professional contributions and recognitions.

    • June 14, 2021

      Before the University-wide ceremony at Citizen鈥檚 Bank Park on June 11, commencement for Drexel鈥檚 colleges, schools and students of the African diaspora were held virtually though celebrated wholeheartedly.

    • June 14, 2021

      The top three designs from the Class of 2020 and Class of 2021 showed the Philly skyline, the future鈥檚 possibilities and recognizing achievements of the past.

    • Katie Farrell, MSN, an assistant clinical professor and track director at the College of Nursing and Health Professions, receiving the Nurse Leader Award when she worked at Penn Medicine.

      June 09, 2021

      College of Nursing and Health Professions Assistant Clinical Professor Katie Farrell knew that the best place to pursue her doctorate degree was right under her nose. She's combining her love of nursing and teaching for a comprehensive EdD degree thanks to Drexel's School of Education and CNHP. 

    • June 07, 2021

      91制片厂 faculty, staff, students and community partners, along with Sunray Pharmacy, have come together to put on weekly COVID-19 vaccination clinics at the Dornsife Center for Neighborhood Partnerships in Powelton Village.

    • Male high school students cutting up apples in EAT RIGHT PHILLY nutrition class.

      June 01, 2021

      Drexel's SNAP-Ed)/ EAT RIGHT PHILLY has been working with the School District of Philadelphia to make nutrition a priority through interactive nutrition lessons, movement breaks, hydration tips, and more geared to the children and adults in the district.

    • May 24, 2021

      The speakers and honorary degree recipients addressing graduating Dragons this year are well-known and respected in their various fields, and several have deep, longstanding ties to Drexel.

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      May 19, 2021

      Creative arts therapists and 91制片厂 alumni, Maureen Vita and Paul Nolan, are using art therapy and music therapy to help patients with cancer diagnoses manage their mental health before, during and after treatment.

    • Trevon Friar, MSN, CRNP, PMHNP-BC, graduated in June 2020 from 91制片厂's College of Nursing and Health Professions.

      May 05, 2021

      Trevon Friar, MSN '20, has always wanted to help people. Psychiatry was always his passion, but he followed a different path and became a psychiatric nurse practitioner. Now he's working to change the perception of mental health while providing outstanding care.

    • Headshot of Nalini Prakash

      May 04, 2021

      A study proposed by Creative Arts Therapies PhD candidate Nalini Prakash has been approved for a $19,000 Research Grants in the Arts award funded by the National Endowments for the Arts (NEA). Nalini received one of 14 awards given in this category for financial year 2021.

    • Certified physician assistants and Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions alumni Lena Ward '19 and Brandon Cherry '19 are taking over as host of the JAAPA podcast

      May 03, 2021

      Adrian Banning, DHSc, MMS, PA-C, and Kristopher Maday, MS, PA-C, DFAAPA, created and have been hosting the for four years. The pair met through social media, pitched the idea to JAAPA, and with support throughout the community, have produced nearly 60 episodes since 2017. Now they are handing over the mics to the next hosting duo, two 91制片厂 College of Nursing and Health Professions alumni.

    • April 30, 2021

      Catch up with the 2022 Cohort at the PA Olympics! What do these students have to say about Drexel, their courses and their classmates?

    • April 29, 2021

      What are your former classmates up to? Lecturers, an alum on the news, FIGHTing COVID and more!

    • April 29, 2021

      Three Drexel PA students participated in the Challenge Bowl - how did they do?

    • April 26, 2021

      <p style="margin: 0in;"><span>On April 19, more than 1,000 Dragons received their first dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at one of many 91制片厂-sponsored and Sunray Pharmacy-operated clinics for employees and students.</span><br />
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    • April 26, 2021

      Juanita Gardner has spent her life travelling the world, educating the next generation of PAs and fighting for those who need it most.

    • April 26, 2021

      When this professional hockey player suffered a career-ending injury, he wasn't sure what to do next. But it turns out that injury led him to his true calling.

    • April 26, 2021

      These two students may have grown up in different parts of the world, but they share the same mission: making a difference in people's lives by improving healthcare to under-resourced populations.

    • 91制片厂's Tara Cherwony, BS `18, College of Nursing and Health Professions Recruitment Coordinator, Student Services Department

      April 20, 2021

      Civic engagement is at the foundation of the College of Nursing and Health Professions, and touches the lives of everyone in the community. Read about some faculty, professional staff and student volunteers and how they found inspiration to give their time outside of work to help others.

    • April 14, 2021

      A new family-friendly cookbook co-authored by a Drexel professor explores the benefits of eating whole, organic and plant-forward foods for better health.

    • April 13, 2021

      Teng is an assistant clinical professor in undergraduate nursing at 91制片厂’s College of Nursing and Health Professions. She is the course chair for Population Health Concepts and has taught Relationship Based Care and Pharmacology I.

    • April 12, 2021

      <span>Three master&rsquo;s students in different disciplines of creative arts therapy discussed the stressors, hurdles and advice for maintaining sound mental health one year into the coronavirus pandemic.</span>

    • April 09, 2021

      Student attendee shares her insights on Global Perspectives Searching for Solutions: Diving into the Ripple Effects of Global Disruption.

    • Older African American woman sitting outside in front of a brick wall using a smart phone.

      April 05, 2021

      A new report from CNHP aging researchers, the first for the state, examines health disparities in Pennsylvania with actionable recommendations for Disrupting Disparities for older Pennsylvanians.

    • April 05, 2021

      Report by AARP Pennsylvania and 91制片厂 Finds Health Inequities Driven by Geography and Race, Shortage of Health Care Workers, Digital Divide, and Pharmacy Deserts

    • 91制片厂 Physician Assistant Lifestyle Medicine Interest Group graphic

      April 02, 2021

      Physician Assistant student founds Lifestyle Medicine Interest Group to extend learning outside the classroom. Kaitlin Kelly schedules well-know experts as presenters for these interinstitutional events.

    • March 29, 2021

      <span>Since March 2020, Drexel faculty and international academic partners have been pivoting planned study abroad trips to engaging remote learning opportunities.</span>

    • Marisol S. Norris, PhD, MT-BC

      March 19, 2021

      Despite being the newest full time faculty member in the Department of Creative Arts Therapies, Marisol Norris, PhD, has a long history at the College of Nursing and Health Professions. Norris is an alumna, earning her MA in 2011 and PhD in 2019. Now she has returned as the director of the music therapy and counseling master’s program.

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      March 15, 2021

      The Macy Undergraduate Leadership Fellows program provides students at 91制片厂's College of Nursing and Health Professions and Dornsife School of Public Health an opportunity to exponentially boost their leadership potential and learn how to collaborate with and work on interprofessional teams.

    • Escape Room and Confusion board game simulation for exam preparation

      March 01, 2021

      Nursing faculty have turned to unconventional methods to help students review materials for exams. The gamification of learning helps move students past strict memorization to better retention through hands-on application and fun.

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      February 22, 2021

      Though this is the last official week of the Shine a Black Light feature, let us continue to move forward in achieving the social justice goals at CNHP.

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      February 22, 2021

      Though this is the last official week of the Shine a Black Light feature, let us continue to move forward in achieving the social justice goals at CNHP.

    • February 17, 2021

      This update offers a snapshot of recent activity, including Miriam Giguere, PhD, head of the Department of Performing Arts and professor in the Westphal College of Media Arts & Design, who was awarded a $400,000 grant to create a citywide music-based project.

    • Stephanie Brooks, PhD, senior associate dean for Health Professions and Faculty Affairs at 91制片厂's College of Nursing and Health Professions. Photo from Gustavo Garcia.

      February 16, 2021

      Stephanie Brooks, PhD, is amongst the few extraordinary women featured in a new book entitled Ordinary Extraordinary African American Women: As We Mature by Stephana Colbert. Colbert chronicles Brooks' life story so it is preserved for history.

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      February 15, 2021

      Week three of our Black History Month 2021 feature celebrates postdoctoral researchers and professional staff members who contribute daily to the success of the College.

    • Blue box with a yellow circle and the text Shining a Black Light

      February 08, 2021

      This is week two of our Black History Month 2021 feature celebrating members of the CNHP community who contribute daily to the success of the College.

    • Blue box with a yellow circle and the text Shining a Black Light

      February 01, 2021

      This is the first of a weekly Black History Month 2021 feature celebrating members of the CNHP community who contribute daily to the success of the College.

    • February 01, 2021

      The College of Nursing and Health Professions ranked in U.S. News and World Report Online Nursing Programs and finished in the top 3 for one of the specialty nursing areas.

    • Headshot of Michele Hillman, DNP, Senior Director, Case Management, Care Management and Clinical Documentation Improvement for the Children鈥檚 Hospital of Philadelphia

      January 25, 2021

      Nursing was a calling for MSN and DNP alumna Michele Hillman. As a lifelong learner, Hillman chose Drexel twice to gain the knowledge she needed to be successful in her ever-evolving career.

    • January 15, 2021

      In a second installment, six more deans from the University鈥檚 colleges and schools reflect on what happened and what they鈥檝e learned.

    • Image of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr with a quote: Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly. I can never be what I ought to be until you are what you ought to be, and you can never be what you ought to be until I am what I ought to be.

      January 15, 2021

      Assistant Dean of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Veronica Carey, PhD reflects on what this day on, not off, means and how we work towards, as a College, eliminating health disparities and inequities.

    • Graphic of binoculars with globes in the eyepiece

      January 14, 2021

      The Board of Global Healthcare Engagement in collaboration with Drexel’s Office of Global Engagement. presents the next virtual event in the Global Perspectives series on January 21. 

    • Stephanie Brooks

      January 13, 2021

      Considered a compassionate mentor, an outstanding teacher and a visionary leader, Dr. Stephanie Brooks is given heartfelt thanks by her students and American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy.

    • Tema Smith headshot

      January 08, 2021

      CNHP's Board of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion is hosting its next distinguished presenter on January 20, 2021. Tema Smith, a renown expert, will discuss Black/Jewish relations, racism, anti-Semitism, and allyship. 

    • From left to right: Saznin Chowdhury, Talia DiBonaventura and Sarah Okwuoha are the three College of Nursing and Health Professions co-op students hired at the beginning of fall term to work at the student testing site.

      December 21, 2020

      The COVID-19 pandemic has provided students new opportunities for co-op and CNHP faculty members a chance to step in to very important leadership roles in testing and contact tracing.

    • December 21, 2020

      On Dec. 18, two members of Drexel鈥檚 COVID-19 response team received the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination 鈥 with one administering the vaccine to the other.

    • December 15, 2020

      Researchers from 91制片厂 will be working with the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) on a partnership aimed at enhancing efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19 on public transportation. Through a recently formed partnership, the institutions are pursuing a federal grant for research into risk assessment, mitigation and communication strategies that will help keep riders safe and healthy.

    • December 07, 2020

      From administering COVID tests to conducting case investigation and contact tracing, the University has relied on a cross-college battalion of faculty, professional staff and students to protect Dragons against the coronavirus, and in turn, protect the surrounding community.

    • December 03, 2020

      <p style="margin: 0in;"><span>Drexel Food Lab and terrain&rsquo;s garden caf&eacute; in Glen Mills, Pennsylvania executed a creative partnership in September in which full menus revolved around a single produce item and all of its parts.</span></p>

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      December 02, 2020

      The only thing better than winning one scholarship is winning two 鈥 and Alexandra Maye, an MSN student in the Leadership in Health Systems Management program, has done just that.

    • 91制片厂 Transgender flag at half mast. Courtesy of DrexelNOW

      November 20, 2020

      November 20 is observed as Transgender Day of Remembrance around the nation. Board of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Shell Myers shares why a day like this so incredibly important and necessary.

    • Idris Robinson, MPH, director of Global Health Programs at 91制片厂

      November 19, 2020

      Three students, members of the Board of Global Health Engagement, provide an overview of Dismantling Racism in Global Engagement. 

    • Photo of Carly Shaken, a undergraduate nursing student at 91制片厂.

      November 12, 2020

      Member of the Board of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Carly Shaken, attends a workshop and learns how to find out who owns the land where you stand.

    • Laura N. Gitlin, PhD, FGSA, FAAN

      November 09, 2020

      Dean Gitlin will have an opportunity to share her vast body of work and expertise with more than 150 countries and areas worldwide. She has been selected as a Fulbright Senior Specialist.

    • Culinary Arts and Science junior, Zac Cohen (second from right) helping out local Philly chefs at Everybody Eats pop-up

      November 09, 2020

      Zac Cohen is a fine example of a CNHP COVID-19 Hero, though something he likely wouldn't call himself. This Culinary Arts and Science junior answered a call when help was needed.

    • Alex Fan-sunset photo

      November 06, 2020

      The two students highlighted in this edition may have been inspired by different situations, but both chose the PA profession because of their desire to help medically vulnerable and underserved populations.

    • Daniella Livingston

      November 06, 2020

      Daniela Livingston began her career in medicine halfway around the world, but since landing at Drexel nearly 20 years ago, she has dedicated herself to furthering the PA profession through curriculum development, faculty mentorship and team productivity. Be sure to check out her fun fact!

    • November 06, 2020

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    • November 06, 2020

      Catch up on PA students news and accomplishments!

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      November 06, 2020

      From small town girl to UPMC Children’s Hospital’s very first physician assistant, Holly Thomas paves her own way as she leads a transplant and immunocompromised clinic and cares for pediatric infectious diseases.

    • CNHP/Hahnemann alumnus Ken Korber '91

      November 02, 2020

      Patient education is the hallmark of Ken Korber's career in medicine as a physician assistant. Of late, he's been conducting an interesting band of characters to reinforce medical messaging to the youngest of patients.

    • Two older people looking out a window. Courtesy of U of M School of Public Health to establish the Public Health Center of Excellence on Dementia Caregiving

      November 02, 2020

      A new collaboration between the College of Nursing and Health Professions and University of Minnesota School of Public Health will work to establish the Public Health Center of Excellence on Dementia Caregiving.

    • October 21, 2020

      This update offers a snapshot of recent activity, including the work of Janet Chen, MD, assistant professor in the College of Medicine, who is a principal investigator for the Gilead Sciences-sponsored clinical trial evaluating young COVID-19 patients treated with the drug remdesivir.

    • 91制片厂 College of Nursing and Health Professions alumnus Paul Possenti, PA-C

      October 07, 2020

      Paul Possenti's career demonstrates the breadth of paths physician assistants might take. This alumnus moved into administration and is making quite an impact in the care of COVID-19 care in Bridgeport, Connecticut.

    • Chris Recinto tuxedo headshot

      September 28, 2020

      As a third-year student in Drexel鈥檚 Bachelor of Science in Nursing program, Chris Recinto has explored his broad interests in healthcare and found a connection to nursing.

    • Deanna Telesford-In Drexel Scrubs

      September 28, 2020

      From the time Deanna Telesford was in middle school, she knew that she wanted to be a nurse and a teacher.

    • Alumni Spotlight- Natt Fiumara-solo

      September 28, 2020

      After 18 years in the business world, Natt Fiumara knew he wanted to lean in toward a significant shift, one that would allow him to help people with addictions.

    • Aviva-Mandel-CHOP-co-op

      September 28, 2020

      As a high school student who gravitated toward science and medicine, deciding to attend 91制片厂 College of Nursing and Health Professions (CNHP) was a focused decision for Aviva Mandel.

    • September 03, 2020

      As demand for more sustainable food practices increases, <strong>Drexel Food Lab</strong>, the culinary innovation lab within 91制片厂's College of Nursing and Health Professions, and Terrain Cafe have partnered to meet the challenge. Together, the Drexel Food Lab and Terrain Cafe will focus on up-cycling foods and creating sustainable menus through Terrain Cafe&rsquo;s &ldquo;Chef&rsquo;s Fresh Picks,&rdquo; a weekly specials menu that runs Friday through Saturday evenings.

    • August 31, 2020

      Just over $100,000 was awarded to 22 faculty and professional staff through Drexel's Rapid Response Research & Development Fund.

    • Dr. Lisa Chiarello and Dr. Mohammed Alghamdi

      August 27, 2020

      Mohammed Alghamdi took on the role of physical therapy department chair nine months ago after receiving his PhD in Pediatric Physical Therapy in 2019. At the time, he likely didn't realize how his education from CNHP got him ready to lead during a pandemic.

    • August 05, 2020

      After the state lifted stay-at-home orders in May, work resumed on construction projects on the University City Campus, some of which are related to Drexel鈥檚 focus on the health sciences

    • July 14, 2020

      Drexel鈥檚 therapy dogs recently announced the winners of their springtime competition 鈥 and the entries were really 鈥渇etch鈥漣ng.

    • July 10, 2020

      <span>Two 91制片厂 undergraduate students share their hardship with remote learning last term brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, and how they overcame them with help from University resources.</span>

    • Map of PA showing success of SNAP-Ed Program

      July 10, 2020

      SNAP-Ed 2019 numbers are out and they show the impact of the state-wide program. Infographic included.

    • June 26, 2020

      Research from Drexel professors and a recent graduate paved the way for 鈥渦pcycled food鈥 to be defined in the industry, and possibly come to a grocery store near you.

    • June 26, 2020

      Running has been shown to improve mood and mental well-being. The benefits of running and other forms of exercise do not stop there. Exercising has positive effects on all of our bodily systems including our heart and lung function, digestive system, cognition, joint and bone health, and it can even boost our immune system!

    • June 26, 2020

      Have you ever wondered why elite runners can log over 50 miles per week without developing an injury? Do you struggle with a nagging injury that prevents you from running as often as you prefer? Is there a way to prevent an injury from happening in the first place? We are here to tell you there is a quick and easy way (also free of cost!) to modify your training program to help prevent injuries.

    • Ebony White, PhD, wearing a t-shirt with her quote 鈥淲ho I am, as I am, in this moment, is enough.鈥

      June 18, 2020

      Ebony White, PhD, has a quote she tells her clients that has been an affirmation for her in her own life. "Especially now, when we are working to gain agreement that our lives just matter—I find it necessary to remind myself, 'Who I am, as I am, in this moment, is enough.'"

    • June 15, 2020

      Though forced to celebrate from afar this year, the University&rsquo;s colleges and schools created diverse, robust and meaningful virtual celebrations for their 2020 graduates.

    • June 08, 2020

      The classroom experience was different this term, but faculty found creative and innovative ways to translate the physical learning environment digitally for students, with the help of colleagues and professional staff members from across the University.

    • June 08, 2020

      The Class of 2020 is an historic one. Here are their thoughts during graduation week.

    • May 22, 2020

      In a recently published scholarly review of research gaps related to treatment of individuals who identify as gender nonbinary, Deborah Clegg, PhD, associate dean of research in the College of Nursing and Health Professions, found that enhancing the scientific understanding of biological origins of gender identity may reduce stigma and barriers to care for transgender and nonbinary individuals.

    • Ashley Hur and coworker in hospital scrubs

      May 19, 2020

      We continue the celebration of the Year of the Nurse and the Midwife by sharing what inspires nurses, CNHP nurses, to do what they do. These are some alumni stories.

    • Nutrition Alum Respond to COVID-interviewed in front of a camera crew

      May 19, 2020

      Food and diet has become more important as the stay-at-home orders continue, so the Department of Nutrition Sciences' alumna Kellsey Frank adapted to provide the same great experience for her student and clients. The Center for Nutrition & Performance has started seeing people via telehealth to help those who have specific concerns about health and well-being.

    • May 14, 2020

      It鈥檚 important to be flexible with how you prepare and enjoy food, from loose grocery lists to setting schedules to balancing indulgences.

    • Jill Derstine

      May 14, 2020

      Jill Derstine receives recognition for her work as an educator on the global stage for improving health. She participated in a 14-year project establishing rehabilitation nursing and strengthening BSN nursing around the world.

    • Pink, orange and green mandala

      May 12, 2020

      Healthcare workers are particularly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. They are giving everything while at work and at home and sometimes forget to take a minute for themselves. Grad student Emily Wexler developed a tool to help those who are struggling take a moment and an important pause.

    • Graphic stating "Individual action leads to powerful collaboration"

      May 12, 2020

      With Alzheimer's Disease as the fourth leading cause of death for African Americans, Renee Chenault-Fattah, JD, produced a documentary, In Our Right Mind, to explore why People of Color are so disproportionately impacted. She shared her findings at this year's BAYADA Home Health Care Speaker Series.

    • Make mental health a priority graphic

      May 12, 2020

      This May we are in the middle of a pandemic. People are struggling with a number of physical and mental health challenges as a result of COVID-19's unpredictability and the way it's completely changed lives. Let's call upon Mental Health Awareness Month to remind us to make our mental health a priority.

    • square with four images of health professionals helping during COVID-19 pandemic

      May 08, 2020

      As a college educating health professionals, we are proud of our faculty, students, staff and alumni who choose to live their purpose, even in the face of a pandemic.

    • Veronica Carey

      May 06, 2020

      Why blame is not the catalyst for change. Veronica Carey, PhD, a behavioral health assistant clinical professor and assistant dean of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion helps us see this pandemic from the lens of disparity and inclusion.

    • Smiling woman in front of a blue backdrop

      May 05, 2020

      Once Tiffany Montgomery, PhD, decided she wanted to be a nurse in high school, her plan was to deliver babies. Read how her career has unfolded to include education and research.

    • May 04, 2020

      It鈥檚 Nurses Week during the Year of the International Nurse and the Midwife. To recognize the achievements of Dragons in those professions, the College of Nursing & Health Professions created a website to highlight their important work.

    • April 30, 2020

      91制片厂's Rapid Response Research & Development Fund was designated for urgent action, short-term projects focused on COVID-19-related health and health-related research and development. Two CNHP faculty members were awarded grants to advance research and provide more PPE for our frontline heroes.

    • Sara Tomszewski, PT, DPT working with a patient

      April 30, 2020

      After you carve out a space at home where you can work a full day, how will you make sure you won't develop musculoskeletal challenges? PT faculty Sara Tomaszewski, PT, DPT shares simple exercises to relieve pain and stiffness. 

    • Graphic image of red frame of face shield

      April 29, 2020

      As the well-documented shortages of personal protective equipment place greater risk on those in healthcare, an incredible team from across 91制片厂 is moving quickly to address this challenge for our local heroes.

    • Happy Ramadan graphic

      April 29, 2020

      Another Ramadan is upon us and Muslims all over the world will begin a month of fasting. The beginning of this holy month is subject to the sighting of the first crescent of the new moon and will continue for the next 29 or 30 days till the sighting of the new moon.

    • April 20, 2020

      Those impacted by a dementia diagnosis are particularly hard hit by this pandemic. The health professionals who care for them in hospitals and long-term care facilities are seeing and feeling such heartbreak.

      In this time of crisis, Heroes of COVID-19 come in all sorts of shapes, sizes and situations. From the littlest kindness to being on the front lines, the CNHP family is serving in so many different capacities.

    • Graphic of people sitting classroom style

      April 10, 2020

      Faculty from Counseling and Family Therapy organized and recorded a 30-minute Zoom check-in for students about mental health. They provided excellent resources and tips for handling our new situation.

    • April 08, 2020

      While the COVID-19 pandemic runs its course, Drexel continues to innovate and promote research, scholarship and well-being.

    • Happy women dancing

      April 07, 2020

      Faculty and staff of the Creative Arts Therapies department took time during CAT Week to share what they're practicing to promote well-being. They are CNHP Heroes of COVID-19.

    • Mask-Elizabeth-story

      April 07, 2020

      In this time of crisis, Heroes of COVID-19 come in all sorts of shapes, sizes and situations. From the littlest kindness to being on the front lines, the CNHP family is serving in so many different capacities.

    • CNHP nursing students using scarves in a dance/movement therapy class

      April 01, 2020

      The College of Nursing and Health Professions is rapidly responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and the needs of our students. There are a variety of ways for all of us to support their education—one of which is through funding the Gloria Donnelly Emergency Fund.

    • March 31, 2020

    • March 30, 2020

      Medical and nursing faculty, staff and students are gathering masks, gowns, gloves and other personal protective equipment to donate to hospitals and health care workers.

    • Lots of open and empty boxes

      March 23, 2020

      In this time of crisis, Hidden Heroes come in all sorts of shapes, sizes and situations. From the littlest kindness to being on the front lines, the CNHP family is serving in so many different capacities.

    • Aprill Hogue '20, MA Art Therapy and Counseling

      March 20, 2020

      Alumna Aprill Hogue shares her experience with the Creative Arts Therapies program in celebration of CAT Week.

    • Rebekka Dieterich-Hartwell '00 '19, PhD, BC-DMT, LPC

      March 20, 2020

      Alumna Rebekka Dieterich-Hartwell, shares her experience with the Creative Arts Therapies program in celebration of CAT Week.

    • Gretchen Fox

      March 19, 2020

      We celebrate the long and distinguished career of Gretchen Fox '91, PA-C and her dedication to the education of physician assistants.

    • March 19, 2020

      Members of Drexel's Creative Arts Therapies Department offered tips on how to manage yourself creatively and effectively while in social isolation.

    • Natasha Goldstein-Levitas '02, MA, BC-DMT

      March 18, 2020

      Alumna Natasha Goldstein-Levitas, shares her experience with the Creative Arts Therapies program in celebration of CAT Week.

    • Akash Bhatia '16, MA, MT-BC, LPC

      March 16, 2020

      Alumnus Akash Bhatia shares his experience with the Creative Arts Therapies program in celebration of CAT Week.

       

    • March 11, 2020

      The College of Nursing and Health Professions and Dornsife School of Public Health hosted discussions on how health care professionals and the general public can be prepared to face the novel coronavirus.

    • George Yancy, PhD giving a lecture at the College of Nursing and Health Professions

      March 11, 2020

      At least 220 students came to hear George Yancy, PhD, speak at the Distinguished Presenters Series launched last year by the College of Nursing and Health Profession's Board of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. His lecture was entitled "The Danger of White Innocence," and sparked interest in continuing the conversation about many of the topics he raised.

    • 91制片厂 Physician Assistant patch on a white coat

      March 09, 2020

      The two students we are highlighting in this edition have wanting to have a career in healthcare in common. Ann Bonner was a kid when she realized the appeal of caring for people, but she was older when she figured out that being a physician assistant would combine all aspects she loves. Alec Proctor wasn’t sure how to realize his dream of a career in medicine until he found this profession.

    • March 09, 2020

      Catch up with news about alumni, classmates and current students.

       

    • March 09, 2020

      Shaina DePaul has a relative she particularly admired growing up, and because her aunt is a nurse, DePaul was able to land her first job in medicine early in her life. It was there that she discovered nurse practitioners and physician assistants, and the rest, as they say, is history. After graduating from Drexel’s program in 2016, this New York physician assistant and her husband take advantage of their new home city and their love of travel every chance they can.

    • Small group of the 2020 People of Purpose

      March 05, 2020

      Two years ago, Dean Gitlin launched a project that would celebrate and showcase people who represented the a deep-seated sense of purpose. In February, the College, along with 80 attendees, celebrated the 2020 People of Purpose at an event much like the inaugural of 2019. 

    • February 26, 2020

      91制片厂 joins the worldwide network of Age Friendly Universities focused on creating diverse, inclusive campuses for all ages.

    • February 20, 2020

      The Philly Chef Conference assembles regional and national food and hospitality experts &ndash; top chefs, food producers and personalities &ndash; to showcase the latest food and beverage trends and techniques through educational lectures, panel discussions and demonstrations, linking established food and hospitality professionals with aspiring students and young industry professionals.

    • January 24, 2020

      In 1969, the co-founder of the world鈥檚 first graduate-level arts therapy program 鈥 which is now at Drexel 鈥 initiated the country鈥檚 first professional organization in the field and served as its first president. Now, one Drexel professor is following in her footsteps.

    • January 22, 2020

      Starting this month, the committee working on Drexel鈥檚 new 10-Year Strategic Plan will begin meeting with colleges and schools to seek input on how Drexel should navigate the upcoming crucial decade.

    • January 17, 2020

      <span>Similar to national trends, more than one-third of Drexel undergraduate students change their major at least once. Like Elizabeth Warnock, who, after three failed switches within two different colleges her freshman year, found the elusive perfect fit she&rsquo;d been seeking.</span><br />

    • January 16, 2020

      Read all about the sponsored research and major gifts and recognition that were recently received by faculty 鈥 like two Drexel professors who were awarded fellows of the National Academies of Inventors.

    • January 09, 2020

      <span>The College of Nursing and Health Professions puts a lot of resources and manpower into making sure that senior nursing students know how to tackle a &ldquo;really bad day&rdquo; through required simulation lab nestled in &ldquo;Population Health Concepts&rdquo; class.</span><br />
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    • December 11, 2019

      Here鈥檚 a look back on what happened at the University this year and the Dragons who were involved with some of the biggest news and events that had impacted campus and society as a whole.

    • December 06, 2019

      The College of Medicine will eventually vacate all leased space at the Center City Campus and Queen Lane Campus to move to the University City Campus.

    • November 12, 2019

      Researchers from 91制片厂's College of Nursing and Health Professions in the Creative Arts Therapies Department conducted a study to see if creative arts therapies is the next frontier for virtual reality in health care.

    • November 07, 2019

      Dr. Pat Auth leaves an indelible mark on the College of Nursing and Health Professions. His contributions to the College and the Physician Assistant program were celebrated at a farewell party last spring.

    • November 06, 2019

      The Drexel professor has appeared in 12 Condé Nast videos with over 77 million views to give expert advice on making everything from pizza sauce to chocolate chip cookies.

    • Drexel Alumni logo

      November 06, 2019

      Catch up with news about alumni and classmates.

    • November 06, 2019

    • November 06, 2019

      Click here to read about all the fantastic things our PA students are doing.

    • November 05, 2019

      No matter what unique reasons students give for seeking careers as physician assistants, one thing most give for selecting CNHP’s program are the same. McAllister Egbire-Molen and Zach Clark both talk about the mission of our program as their deciding factor.

    • 91制片厂 Physician Assistant patch on a white coat

      November 05, 2019

      Both Lauren Weaver and Randall Faber saw futures in healthcare. Becoming physician assistants seemed to be the best path to meet their goals to serve and heal. Get to know these alumni, their advice for current students and how they relax and rejuvenate when they're not working.

    • Boxes for fresh vegetables at a farm stand event outside Belmont Charter School

      November 01, 2019

      The PA SNAP-Ed/ Eat Right Philly program in the Department of Nutrition Sciences partners with the School District of Philadelphia and many other organizations to educate students, families and communities about nutrition and to give participants the knowledge, tools and encouragement to make healthy choices related to nutrition and physical activity.

    • October 25, 2019

      Four students at 91制片厂 College of Nursing and Health Professions are each recipients of a $10,000 scholarship from the William and Theresa M. Rubert Memorial Scholarship Trust.

    • October 21, 2019

      A study, led by researchers from 91制片厂鈥檚 Creative Art Therapies department in the College of Nursing and Health Professions, as well as researchers in the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, showed coloring and open-studio art therapy benefits stressed caregivers of cancer patients.

    • October 10, 2019

      91制片厂's Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services is one of eight organizations chosen to participate in Advancing Integrated Models, a multi-site demonstration promoting innovative, person-centered strategies to improve care for adults and children with complex health and social needs.

    • October 10, 2019

      Read all about the sponsored research, major gifts and recognition that were recently received by faculty at Drexel 鈥 like the Dornsife School of Public Health鈥檚 Alex Ortega, PhD, who was awarded a $3.2 million grant by the National Institutes of Health to study psychiatric and substance use disorders among island Puerto Ricans impacted by Hurricane Maria.

    • Roberta Waite

      October 10, 2019

      As long-term strategic plans coalesce for the College of Nursing and Health Professions, Dean Gitlin affirms our commitment to community-centered health and wellness in all the areas where we serve. Roberta Waite, EdD, PMHCNS, ANEF, FAAN, with her years of scholarly, clinical and administrative expertise, is the perfect person to lead the charge of implementing learning opportunities with community practices. 

    • October 09, 2019

    • October 02, 2019

      91制片厂 College of Nursing and Health Professions is one of 30 top research institutions benefiting from a $53.4 million National Institute on Aging grant to Brown University and Harvard University to improve health care and quality of life for people living with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias, and their caregivers.

    • Laura N. Gitlin, PhD, distinguished University professor and dean

      September 27, 2019

      The College of Nursing and Health Professions at 91制片厂 will receive $1.5M of the $54.3M grant given by the National Institute on Aging to Brown University and Harvard University to move the needle on dementia care.

    • September 26, 2019

      Laura N. Gitlin, Distinguished Professor and dean of 91制片厂's College of Nursing and Health Professions, and Helen Kales, MD, chair of the University of California, Davis Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, were awarded a nearly $4 million grant from the National Institute on Aging to study the impact of an easy to use, online platform, called the WeCareAdvisor to help caregivers manage dementia symptoms.

    • Drexel Area of Research Excellence graphic

      September 20, 2019

      Rose Ann DiMaria-Ghalili, PhD, RN, CNSC, FASPEN, FAAN, FGSA, an assistant dean for Interprofessional and Collaborative Research and professor of Nursing and Nutrition Sciences and principal investigator, and interdisciplinary collaborators have been awarded a $250,000 grant from 91制片厂.

    • August 26, 2019

      This summer, the Division of Emergency Medical Services and the Philadelphia Sexual Assault Response Center (PSARC) joined the College of Nursing and Health Professions community.

    • August 20, 2019

    • August 19, 2019

      As of last month, there鈥檚 a new Department of Food and Hospitality Management at Drexel.

    • Cover of new book by Stephen Gambescia, PhD called The Healthcare Nonprofit

      August 13, 2019

      CNHP's program in health administration is one of a few in the country that offers a full course in nonprofit management. Its professor, Stephen Gambescia, PhD, wrote the book on the topic.

    • July 25, 2019

      Drexel Food Lab's partnership with the Philadelphia Department of Public Health and Amoroso's Baking Company leads to lower-sodium hoagie roll.

    • July 12, 2019

      Drexel Family Medicine’s Geriatric Home Visit (GHV) Program delivers comprehensive geriatric assessment, primary medical care and coordinated social services to homebound older adults in Philadelphia who are 65 years old or older. Now in its seventh year, the GHV team, headed by Brent Simmons, MD, is located at the Family Medicine/Manayunk office.

    • July 12, 2019

      CAPABLE is designed for people 65 and older who are physically and financially unable to complete one or more daily domestic activities, such as cooking, bathing or going in or out of the house.

    • July 11, 2019

      Read all about the sponsored research and major gifts and recognition that were recently received by faculty at Drexel, like the 53 faculty and staff members who were named this year鈥檚 Drexel Areas of Research Excellence (DARE) awardees.

    • July 05, 2019

      A new spin on an old class enabled Drexel students to research areas of University history that spoke to them, such as women, LGBTQ+ students, working-class students and international students at Drexel.

    • July 01, 2019

      While this PA alumna specializes in infectious disease, most of her days are spent providing care, primary, gynecological, mental health and substance abuse treatment—whatever care her patients need—and administrative support as chief quality officer at FIGHT.

    • Kimberly Oelschlager, PA-C, a member of the Physician Assistant Class of 2012

      July 01, 2019

      This physician assistant serves her country and her patients at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island and Naval Hospital Beaufort in South Carolina. Her core values provide the foundation of her personal philosophy, something that is very apparent in her care.

    • June 17, 2019

      Here鈥檚 what graduates, faculty, staff, friends, family, mentors and honorees had to say on Twitter about 91制片厂鈥檚 131st commencement ceremony hosted at Citizens Bank Park on June 14.

    • Colorful graphic of a brain network

      June 03, 2019

      This interprofessional, interactive and hands-on program, presented by experts in the field of dementia care, will provide attendees an opportunity to learn and practice strategies for working with persons with dementia.

    • May 29, 2019

      This month's installment of the 鈥淗eard Around Campus鈥 feature contains information about University awards and recently completed construction projects.

    • May 23, 2019

      91制片厂 is partnering with the Lazarex Cancer Foundation to establish Community IMPACT, a program that will focus on reducing cancer and improving health outcomes in Philadelphia, starting in West Philadelphia neighborhoods. The program involving the Dornsife School of Public Health, College of Nursing and Health Professions and the College of Medicine will combine public health qualitative and quantitative assessment and research methods with a grassroots engagement in communities that are often not invited to make their own decisions for health care.

    • May 20, 2019

      A transformational development is in the works to provide a new home for two West Philadelphia public schools and bring in the College of Nursing and Health Professions from Center City.

    • May 08, 2019

      The full lineup of speakers for this year鈥檚 commencement ceremonies contains a multitude of men and women from different industries with great accomplishments in their fields.

    • April 15, 2019

      The student-designed 鈥淒ragon鈥檚 Breath鈥 ice cream flavor will now be available for purchase at the Old City ice cream parlor.

    • April 09, 2019

      A shared research interest in the applications of creative expression and creative arts therapies at 91制片厂's College of Nursing and Health Professions (CNHP) and Johns Hopkins University's International Arts + Mind (IAM) Lab has shaped a new collaboration between the two universities. Built on the collective values of applied and translational research linking the creative arts and brain sciences, researchers from CNHP and IAM Lab will work together on a new creative arts therapies project that utilizes virtual reality.

    • April 08, 2019

      One student鈥檚 winning flavor in a Franklin Fountain University-themed ice cream contest will be distributed for free to 500 Drexel faculty, staff and students.

    • April 01, 2019

      DrexelNow got together three 91制片厂 teaching assistants from different disciplines and background experiences, along with a knowledgeable moderator, for a roundtable discussion about their most notable experiences, techniques and suggestions for improvement.

    • March 13, 2019

      In the newest list of top graduate school programs from 'U.S. News & World Report,' several Drexel colleges and schools made gains in the national rankings.

    • March 11, 2019

      Merck & Co., Inc. Chairman and CEO Kenneth C. Frazier will address the class of 2019 at Drexel鈥檚 University-wide commencement ceremony on June 14. In what has become a Drexel tradition, the University will once again hold its University-wide ceremony at Citizens Bank Park. Frazier鈥檚 contributions in the business, legal and humanitarian fields are especially notable.

    • March 04, 2019

      Female deans from 91制片厂 will soon gather to discuss professional and emotional empowerment at the Dean鈥檚 Panel during the Women鈥檚 Empowerment Summit hosted by the Charles D. Close School of Entrepreneurship March 7鈥8. In advance, DrexelNow asked them each to share their one key empowerment tip for students.

    • March 04, 2019

      The Philadelphia region has one of the highest concentrations of hospital services in the U.S. Yet, the print advertising themes for these hospitals lack variation, according to a study conducted by two health administration researchers at 91制片厂.

    • March 04, 2019

      Culinary students from Drexel鈥檚 Center for Food & Hospitality Management developed ice cream flavors inspired by the University to be sold at local ice cream parlor Franklin Fountain.

    • February 07, 2019

      During week five of the winter term, Drexel鈥檚 Center for Food and Hospitality Management hosted a sushi workshop for students to take a break and make (and eat!) sushi.

    • January 17, 2019

      The Academic Bistro is reopening this winter 2019 term to offer the best dining deal on Drexel鈥檚 University City Campus.

    • January 11, 2019

      This update reflects the sponsored research and major gifts, honors and recognition that were recently received by faculty at 91制片厂.

    • December 17, 2018

      2018 was a big year for 91制片厂. Thanks to DrexelNow, you can relive the year's top stories concerning faculty, staff and students who were involved with some of the biggest news and events on and off campus.

    • November 09, 2018

      The Office of the Provost recently established a council to map out a university-wide action plan for global engagement at Drexel.

    • November 02, 2018

      Dragons on Drexel鈥檚 Center City Campus have plenty of options to enjoy warm comfort food on a cold day near campus.

    • October 16, 2018

      91制片厂鈥檚 full-service restaurant and bar is ready for the new academic year after a receiving a summer makeover.

    • Better Living With Dementia - Implications for Individuals, Families, Communities and Societies by Laura N. Gitlin and Nancy Hodgson

      October 15, 2018

    • October 12, 2018

      Several leadership positions have been filled by Dragons that were already part of the Drexel community.

    • October 09, 2018

      Over the past two terms, there has been a lot of research funding, commercialization activity and faculty honors at 91制片厂.

    • September 17, 2018

      To celebrate the grand opening of the new Wawa on 91制片厂鈥檚 University City Campus, DrexelNow asked faculty and staff to relay their favorite Wawa hoagie order, and why.

    • Roberta Waite

      September 07, 2018

      A nurse specializing in psychiatry for more than 25 years, Roberta Waite has been named the as the new executive director of the Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services Center.

    • September 06, 2018

      A Drexel professor recently appeared on the History Channel show 鈥淚n Search Of鈥 to test why a Shaolin monk could break a wooden staff over his head without any injuries or problems.

    • August 30, 2018

      The College of Nursing and Health Professions has appointed Roberta Waite as the new executive director of the Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services Center.

    • August 28, 2018

      Paul Gabby, a graduating nursing student who is also actively serving in the Navy, recently ran an ultramarathon to bring attention to veterans鈥 mental health issues.

    • Graduate watching fireworks display at the 2018 commencement exercise at Citizens Bank Park

      August 14, 2018

    • August 08, 2018

      The work of Tokujiro Nishi, a Japanese artist who blended Eastern and Western painting styles, will be exhibited by The Drexel Collection for the second time.

    • July 30, 2018

      Summertime in the city means looking forward for fall 鈥 and 91制片厂 is in the middle of some changes to greet the new academic year.

    • June 25, 2018

      A new podcast from 91制片厂 Online aims to give Drexel faculty an informal, non-academic platform to discuss their work and their lives.

    • May 09, 2018

      More than a dozen respected speakers will address Drexel Dragons at various college- and school-level ceremonies, as well as at a University-wide event.

    • May 03, 2018

      At 2018鈥檚 annual Inspire a Child to Dream Day, the children of Drexel faculty and staff came to campus for a special day of activities.

    • Pink sari party with Jane Greene-Ryan, PhD and nursing students

      April 29, 2018

      Travel for assistant clinical professor Jane Greene-Ryan, PhD springs eternal. That would be Eternal University Akal College of Nursing in northern India鈥攚here she's spent a lot of time global classrooms and with graduate nursing students, especially those interested in research.

    • CNHP alumnus Won Sung, PhD

      April 28, 2018

      Like learning to play an instrument requires repetition, improving back pain requires realistic goals and repeated exercises. Sung believes that behavior change is the key to improving function and finding more comfort.

    • Al Rundio

      April 24, 2018

      With the addition of Associate Dean Stephanie Brooks, PhD, LCSW, LMFT as a contributor, Rundiogram has become R & B News. Brooks will be providing highlights from health professions while Rundio continues to write about nursing.

    • April 24, 2018

      Power over Pain is seeking group participants for this eight week program where members will learn about pain and what they can do to manage it.

    • ACE BSN alumna and inventor Latesha Powell

      April 24, 2018

      ACE alumna Latesha Powell had a plan for her life, but when her father became ill, she was struck by the kindness and knowledge of his nurses. That put her on a different path that led to a nursing degree and a patented invention.

    • CNHP ACE alumnus and BAYADA nurse Kevin Lundell BSN `13

      April 24, 2018

      ACE alumnus Kevin Lundell graduated in 2013 with a bachelor鈥檚 in nursing and went to work for BAYADA Home Health Care. He shares his experience and successes with Off the Charts like achieving a scholarship allowing him to become a certified nurse practitioner.

    • April 23, 2018

    • April 23, 2018

      CNHP gets a director of strategic initiatives to develop and implement innovative approaches to interprofessional teams, new initiatives and best practices and new community-based partnerships. Kate Clark, MPA is also responsible to help develop an aging "collaboratory" and facilitating work groups around new efforts.

    • April 20, 2018

      The Steinbright Career Development Center recently released the winning photos from its annual Co-op Photo Contest.

    • April 16, 2018

      Most advertisements for hospitals in the Philadelphia area emphasize patient stories and medical staff, a 91制片厂 study found, not really allowing for any to stand out.

    • April 09, 2018

      Hollywood legend M. Night Shyamalan will address the class of 2018 at Drexel鈥檚 University-wide commencement ceremony on June 15 at Citizens Bank Park. The director, producer, screenwriter and actor 鈥 whose breakout hit, 鈥淭he Sixth Sense,鈥 appeared nearly 20 years ago 鈥 is known for filming and setting his movies in and around Philadelphia, hiring locally and utilizing area vendors, and showcasing some of the region鈥檚 best-loved attractions and locales.

    • Power over Pain

      April 05, 2018

      Power over Pain is seeking group participants for this eight week program where members will learn about pain and what they can do to manage it.

    • PA Healthcare Mosaic Conference

      April 03, 2018

      Registration is now open for the Pennsylvania's Healthcare Mosaic: Achieving Excellence in Care for All on June 26, 2018 in Philadelphia, PA: hosted by the PA Action Coalition in partnership with CNHP.

    • March 23, 2018

      The Graduate Student Association recently hosted its annual masquerade at the Academy of Natural Sciences of 91制片厂.

    • March 01, 2018

      CNHP gets a director of strategic initiatives to develop and implement innovative approaches to interprofessional teams, new initiatives and best practices and new community-based partnerships. Kate Clark, MPA is also responsible to help develop an aging "collaboratory" and facilitating work groups around new efforts.

    • Best CRNA Schools emblem

      February 23, 2018

      CNHP's nurse anesthesia program ranks as the number two online program in the country.

    • Sex and Gender Research Forum logo

      February 20, 2018

      CNHP鈥檚 researchers will be presenting their research at Drexel鈥檚 2018 Helen I. Moorehead-Laurencin, MD, Sex and Gender Research Forum, which will be held March 8, 2018. Our College will have an impressive showing of our research at this University-wide research forum. The abstracts were peer-reviewed and nine were accepted for presentations.

      CNHP and DABDEI are co-sponsors of this event.

    • January 31, 2018

    • January 25, 2018

      The Academic Bistro鈥檚 three-course, $12 meal has returned to campus for the winter term.

    • January 24, 2018

      Research shows that addressing Welfare recipients鈥 past and current trauma help them earn more at their jobs 鈥 providing hope for an exit from the program.

    • Convenient Care at Parkeay Health and Wellness

      January 16, 2018

      Ever wonder about CNHP’s practices? Where are they? Who they serve? What services are available at these practices? Read the Round-up to get an overview, then read all the individual articles posted highlighting the people who make these places run.

    • Al Rundio

      January 15, 2018

      This is a monthly column highlighting the accomplishments of the faculty and students. It started as a column just for nursing, but we're expanding and renaming it. In the next issue of Off the Charts, look for "R & B Notes" by Al Rundio, PhD who continues to talk up nursing and Stephanie Brooks, PhD who will highlight health professions.

    • Art therapy client painting

      January 12, 2018

      There is abundant research proving participating in making art lowers stress level, but creative arts therapies is so much more than mere doodling, listening to music or tapping one鈥檚 foot to a beat.

    • Mother Baby Connection at CNHP

      January 12, 2018

      Postpartum depression, anxiety and other psychiatric symptoms transcend race, culture and socioeconomic status and affects one in ten women. CNHP鈥檚 Bobbie Posmontier, PhD and Pamela Geller, PhD developed a unique and successful way of helping new moms.

    • The Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services

      January 11, 2018

      For 19 years, the nurse-led Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services has been touting a message of an integrative approach to health. Its people, patients, staff, and neighbors alike, benefit from such a great center.

    • Director of Community Health and Wellness and Associate Dean of Community Health John Kirby, Jr., MPH, EPC

      January 10, 2018

      If there is a perfect place for John Kirby, Jr. to work, it is the Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Center and the perfect job for him is the one he currently has as the director of community health and wellness at 11th Street.

    • Suzanne Levy, PhD and Guy Diamond, PhD

      January 10, 2018

      Treatment of adolescents who suffer from depression and may be suicidal had been slow to evolve. However, a nationally and internationally acclaimed program was developed by Guy Diamond, PhD and Suzanne Levy, PhD involving the entire family in therapy.

    • Students who work at the Community Wellness HUB

      January 10, 2018

      Meet the students who greet everyone coming through the door at the Community Wellness HUB with a bright and cheerful smile. From diverse backgrounds and institutions, these men and women chose the HUB for different reasons, but all share a desire to serve.

    • Erica Wilkens

      January 09, 2018

      With a wealth of experience, Erica Wilkins, PhD is bringing healing into the community鈥攖he Community Wellness HUB. Neighbors from the Mantua and Powelton Village area have access to her knowledge through counseling and family therapy.

    • Opening day and Health Fair at the Community Wellness HUB

      January 09, 2018

      It took over a year to gather information from residents of Mantua and Powelton Village before the Community Wellness HUB opened its doors. Looking at health concerns, Loretta Jemmott, PhD and her team created seven key areas for services.

    • January 09, 2018

      The College of Nursing and Health Professions has a new dean: Laura N. Gitlin, PhD.

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      January 09, 2018

      IPER's Brown Bag Lunch Series is off to a great start. New collaborative working groups are forming, ideas are being exchanged and faculty and students are getting excited about what learning outcomes will result from this series and work. Read the story to see how you can get involved.

    • January 08, 2018

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      2017 was a big year for 91制片厂, which made strides in research and developments that could impact all of our futures.

    • December 14, 2017

      Many adult coloring books claim to be art therapy and can reduce negative feelings, but art therapists are significantly more impactful, a Drexel study shows.

    • December 13, 2017

      Four 91制片厂 culinary students created two Philly-themed gingerbread houses that are now displayed in the Logan Hotel.

    • December 11, 2017

      The Eagles Fly for Leukemia organization offers full-tuition scholarships to 91制片厂 to outstanding students who have survived pediatric cancer. For the recipients, it鈥檚 an unrivaled opportunity.

    • December 06, 2017

      To spotlight the wellness and inclusion mission of 91制片厂 Recreational Athletics, the Drexel Recreation Center has released a new campaign featuring Dragons working on their physical, mental and emotional health.

    • PTRS student Rachel Sadinsky in Guatemala

      November 30, 2017

      Rachel Sadinsky wants to help people live life to the fullest and chose physical therapy as the way she would do that. From yoga research with kids in Philadelphia to working in clinics in Guatemala, her passion is what motivates her to accomplish her goals and inspires others to reach for theirs.

    • Rob Maschi

      November 30, 2017

      For short or long distance runner, warming up is a very important part of avoiding injury. Many people will tell you what may work for them, but Rob Maschi, PT, DPT recommends something very specific for all runners and tells you how to do it.

    • Sarah Wenger, PT, DPT works with patient with arm pain in the gym

      November 30, 2017

      The number of Americans affected by chronic pain and the annual cost to treat it is staggering. Add to it the poor outcomes and it is clear that we are facing one of the most challenging health issues to address. A new approach is needed and Sarah Wenger, PT, DPT is working on just that.

    • Margaret Finley

      November 30, 2017

      After winning an award from Drexel for career development, Margaret Finley, PT, PhD received a grant from the Department of Defense to discover a biopsychosocial prospective surveillance model for development of shoulder pain following spinal cord injury.

    • November 30, 2017

    • Al Rundio

      November 29, 2017

    • Multi-colored mindfulness illustration

      November 29, 2017

      Mindfulness is a hot topic. That's easy enough to see from the more than 55 students from multiple disciplines who came to "Mindfulness: for Clinical Practice and for Life" in early October. A workshop given by faculty in physical therapy and rehabilitation sciences and creative arts therapies, students experienced the science and the creative part of mindfulness.

    • IPER logo

      November 29, 2017

      IPER's Brown Bag Lunch Series is off to a great start. New collaborative working groups are forming, ideas are being exchanged and faculty and students are getting excited about what learning outcomes will result from this series and work. Read the story to see how you can get involved.

    • November 28, 2017

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      November 20, 2017

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      A dean鈥檚 seminar hosted by 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Arts and Sciences presented a variety of interdisciplinary perspectives on the root causes and the potential solutions to the opioid epidemic.

    • November 15, 2017

      When the James Beard Foundation (JBF), with support from The Rockefeller Foundation, sought out culinary instructors and professors to help design and implement a curriculum to inspire a new generation of chefs and culinary professionals to substantially reduce food waste, Drexel鈥檚 Center for Food & Hospitality stepped up to the plate.

    • PA student Hope Cline

      October 31, 2017

      Hope Cline followed in her mother鈥檚, father鈥檚, grandparents鈥 and brothers鈥 footsteps and those of quite a few relatives. Cline would be going into a healthcare profession, but she had to choose and decided to take the path of her mother.

    • Clare Pisoni

      October 30, 2017

      Inspired by her father鈥檚 service in the medical corps, alumna and clinical instructor Clare Pisoni followed a path leading her to become a physician assistant. Now she is teaching in the program that taught her to be a skilled and compassionate PA.

    • Walther Eisenhauer, '84, Michael Rackover, '84 and Matt Dane Baker, '83 at 45th anniversary celebration of physician assistant program

      October 30, 2017

      Celebrating a big milestone, alumni, faculty, staff, students and friends came together to share stories, to catch up on each other鈥檚 careers and watch as Evelyn Eskin and David Major, MD received the Sherry Stolberg Alumni Award.

    • Diana Smith

      October 30, 2017

      Diana Smith, MHS, CNHP鈥檚 PA curriculum director and once assistant scientist of oceanography, calls on her global experience assistant to open up international opportunities for students including mission trips and mentoring partnerships abroad.

    • Al Rundio

      October 23, 2017

      This is a monthly column highlighting the accomplishments of the nursing faculty and students. This month, we congratulate the induction of new Fellows in the Academy of Nursing and a research grant awarded to an undergraduate co-op student.

    • October 23, 2017

      Our newest monthly column comes from the Interprofessional Practice, Education and Research (IPER) Collaborative. This month IPER answers a few big questions regarding the who, what and why of interprofessional education at CNHP.听 Check back monthly to learn about IPER happenings!

    • Anita Hill, JD and Katherine Kaby Anselmi, JD, PhD

      October 04, 2017

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    • September 27, 2017

      Developed by Drexel faculty, ProfessionalFormation.org (PFO) is an online resource for professionalism learning, assessment, remediation and research in clinical education.

    • Drexel undergrad students Valerie Iovine and Lauren Certo

      September 20, 2017

      From an intensive study abroad research project to student ambassador to EMT, accelerated health sciences students Lauren Certo and Valerie Iovine are taking opportunities no other place than Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions would afford them.

    • Alumnus Vince Russell '15 at PCOM PA graduation

      September 18, 2017

      Vince Russell, `15 had a successful career in nuclear power, but he wanted something that spoke more to his passion. With careful planning with his wife, he quit his job and became a full-time health sciences student courtesy of the GI Bill.

    • Rubert Scholarship Trust seal

      September 18, 2017

      The question of affordability is always on the mind of students when it comes to pursuing their dreams in college. Four students have been awarded $10,000 each to help each realize their goals.

    • Michael Bruneau, Jr., PhD

      September 18, 2017

      Michael Bruneau, Jr., PhD, health sciences professor, runs 100 mph and accomplishes so much in his day, but in college, it had a price. He developed a set of principles he now uses to make the most of his day while enjoying every minute of it.

    • Stephen Gambescia

      September 17, 2017

      Stephen Gambescia, PhD, an avid runner, published author, beloved professor, among other things, is a student of reference and citation. He spells out tips for not getting dinged for avoidable mistakes in academic writing.

    • Drexel nutrition intern Leah Tsui at the World University Games

      September 17, 2017

      Current students and alumni represented Drexel and CNHP at the 29th World University Summer Games in Taipei, Taiwan, but not competing in a sport. They helped fuel the more than 7,700 student athletes from around the world.

    • Al Rundio

      September 17, 2017

      Rundiogram is a new monthly feature in Off the Charts. We are looking for regular contributors to our monthly newsletter. Please email College Engagement, Marketing and Communictions for more information.

    • September 15, 2017

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    • August 25, 2017

      Drexel Dragons from the University鈥檚 Department of Sports Nutrition are currently in Taiwan working with American student-athletes at the World University Summer Games.

    • New CNHP Dean Laura N. Gitlin, PhD

      August 10, 2017

      The College of Nursing and Health Professions appoints Laura N. Gitlin, PhD as its new Dean. She will help keep CNHP's place at the forefront of innovative health care education and research and be the perfect custodian of CNHP鈥檚 interprofessional practice, education and research initiative (IPER).听

    • August 10, 2017

      Laura N. Gitlin, PhD, joins Drexel from Johns Hopkins University and will begin her tenure Feb. 1, 2018. She is an applied research sociologist and distinguished professor who brings a patient- and family-centered approach to her work as a researcher and practitioner.

    • Angela Colistra, PhD

      August 07, 2017

      For clinical professor Angela Colistra, PhD, getting the most up-to-date information about this 21st century epidemic includes talking to those on the front lines including addicts. Her hope is to improve training and moving clients to recovery.

    • Christian Jordal, PhD, director of the Master of Family Therapy program and assistant clinical professor

      August 06, 2017

      Christian Jordal, PhD, director of the Master of Family Therapy program and assistant clinical professor and Anthony Pennant, LMFT, adjunct professor and CNHP alumnus are training students to be culturally competent and socially just clinicians.

    • Coco Ellis with classmates inside New College Building

      August 04, 2017

      Coco Ellis has an undergraduate marketing degree, but what she was doing didn鈥檛 inspire her. While teaching in an inner city school in Charlotte, she saw how food influenced classroom performance and discovered a passion for nutrition.

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    • Rachel Kelley and her dog in a wooded area

      July 05, 2017

      Rachel Kelley knew nutrition was the path she wanted to take and we are lucky she found her way to Drexel for graduate work. She benefitted from the interprofessional learning and CNHP鈥檚 connections in Philadelphia to fine tune her area of interest.

    • July 05, 2017

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      Congratulations to all our College of Nursing and Health Professions graduates! The achievements of all of our graduates is a testament to their hard work and dedication to compassionate care as well as the outstanding preparation and guidance our esteemed faculty provided.

    • Three women dressed in blue and gold caps and gowns taking a selfie.

      July 05, 2017

      Academic excellence and hopes for the future were celebrated and shared at the Mann Center for the Performing Arts at CNHP鈥檚 commencement exercises. Graduates received sage advice and life鈥檚 lessons from two student commencement speakers and the incoming CEO of BAYADA Home Health Care on June 12.听

    • Brandy-Joe Milliron, PhD outdoors in sunlight

      July 05, 2017

      This assistant professor shares how her love of nature and her desire to save the world initiated a journey that鈥檚 taken her around the globe to calm fears around anything green while helping reintroduce the sacredness of feeding oneself.

    • June 13, 2017

      Coloring, doodling and drawing all showed significant bloodflow in the section of the brain related to feeling rewarded, a new study by a 91制片厂 art therapist found.

    • June 03, 2017

      No matter how long an individual has been at the College of Nursing and Health Professions, be it faculty or staff, his or her contributions to the success of educating our students and changing the delivery of healthcare will be recognized for years to come.

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    • June 03, 2017

      With a fifth child on the way, staff nurse Randy T. McGonigal, Sr. found time to graduate with a BSN in March, return to the stage as a singer-song writer and gear up to start the MSN program in nursing education at his alma mater.

    • Bayada Nurses Logo

      June 03, 2017

      For 13 years, BAYADA Home Health Care has recognized nurses and health professionals for contributions to patients and students through technology in education and practice. This year, an app and an electronic board win the $10,000 prizes.听

    • June 03, 2017

      There is no doubt that graduating senior Kate Wilchek, with all the qualities inherent in Drexel nurses, will fulfill her goals of being an emergency department and trauma nurse while treating people like family 鈥攚ith compassion and respect.

    • Drs. Rita and Anthony Adeniran in traditional African garb

      June 03, 2017

      The Adenirans traveled 5,320 miles to Philadelphia to make their dreams come true; the physical trip from Nigeria seemed to have been the easy part. Read about how they built a life filled with love, family, education and successful careers.

    • June 01, 2017

      At this year鈥檚 Graduate Student Day, the Graduate College and the Graduate Student Association joined together to honor the work done by Drexel students in the classroom and in the community.

    • May 25, 2017

      At the annual Faculty Recognition Awards Ceremony on May 24, Drexel acknowledged the faculty and staff members whose scholarship, service and teaching contribute so much to the University and its students.

    • May 25, 2017

      Students, employers and faculty were celebrated at Drexel鈥檚 2017 Cooperative Education Awards.

    • May 09, 2017

      A pair of studies found that most of the home kitchens in Philadelphia that they examined would get critical code violations if they were judged by the same standards that we hold to the restaurants where we eat.

    • May 08, 2017

      With 91制片厂鈥檚 commencement just around the corner, the University is announcing its complete list of speakers and honorary degree recipients for the 2017 ceremonies.

    • May 01, 2017

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    • May 01, 2017

      Now that the topic of health care “reform” has resurfaced onto the national policy agenda, here is a five-point plan that can bring real reform to bring health care to all Americans. To move in this radical, but effective, direction, the loyal ACA supporters need to accept the reality that Obamacare is not sustainable; it is imploding.

    • May 01, 2017

      Talking about healthcare these days can cause a person a lot of stress and invariably heated discussions. It’s scary. It’s not an easy thing to unpack or understand. There may be too many players at the table, but one thing is for sure, a career in Health Services Administration will be incredibly diverse and interesting. That’s exactly what drew Damian Dodge to eventually settle on it as a major. 

    • May 01, 2017

      Kevin Mitchell, PhD is the newest faculty member in Health Services Administration and brings extensive and impressive experience from academia and many areas of health administration. Mitchell graduated from Temple University with a degree in public health and went on to receive two advance degrees, an MBA from Eastern University, and a PhD in public health from Walden University. Those degrees helped him build a career combining corporate, academic and public experience, something he hopes will help him achieve his one goal at the College of Nursing and Health Professions — connecting students to the right organizations having the right competencies.

    • May 01, 2017

      Very few individuals can gather enough experience before going to college to be absolutely sure of their chosen major, especially when following the traditional path of starting the fall after high school graduation. Health Services Administration senior, Toni Ross, is one of the few who can say that her experiences before coming to Drexel undeniably revealed the path she wanted to pursue. But Toni Ross is anything but traditional...

    • May 01, 2017

      91制片厂鈥檚 first-ever Drexel Emerging Graduate Scholars Conference was recently held to give graduate students a chance to share their interdisciplinary work and test out their presentation skills.

    • May 01, 2017

      This year marks the fifth time that Drexel authors have been celebrated in a ceremony highlighting their remarkable achievements in publishing.

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      In an effort to decrease health disparities among residents in Mantua and Powelton Village, the College of Nursing and Health Professions is opening a comprehensive wellness program that will focus on education, preventive services and community building.

    • March 20, 2017

      Computational design guru John Maeda will address the class of 2017 at 91制片厂鈥檚 commencement, which will be held on June 13 at 7:30 p.m. Maeda is the global head of Computational Design and Inclusion at Automattic, the parent company of Jetpack, WooCommerce, Longreads, WordPress.com and more. The University-wide ceremony will be held at Citizens Bank Park for the second consecutive year.

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    • February 24, 2017

      The 2017 Sex and Gender Research Forum will feature interdisciplinary research projects and transgender rights activist Harper Jean Tobin.

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      Anthony J. Drexel founded 91制片厂, of course. But there are other institutions now ingrained in Drexel鈥檚 DNA 鈥 like the College of Medicine and the Academy of Natural Sciences 鈥 that were founded by other innovators in the 19th century.

    • December 19, 2016

      After the completion of a successful series of public lectures during the fall term, a new round of discussions has been finalized for winter term.

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      For the first time, the National Endowment for the Arts is funding research labs, and Drexel鈥檚 Department of Arts Therapies was chosen to lead one focusing on arts and health.

    • December 05, 2016

      Relive the moments and exciting headlines that sparked the most conversation and interest during 2016 through this annual review of the year鈥檚 top Drexel stories.

    • December 01, 2016

      It鈥檚 that time of year again. The physical, emotional, financial and gastrointestinal strains posed by the holiday season can make it feel like more of a slog than a restorative hiatus. So, as an early gift from the Drexel media relations team, we鈥檝e sifted through the University鈥檚 stable of experts to find those best suited to provide some advice on how to make this season a joyous one.

    • November 29, 2016

      Drexel researchers have received a $3 million NIH grant to test a new treatment for the millions of patients who suffer from slow-healing, chronic wounds.

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      September 22, 2016

      We’ve all heard of laughter being the best medicine, but what about music?

      A systematic review published by the Cochrane Library found that there is significant evidence that music interventions help alleviate symptoms of anxiety, pain and fatigue in cancer patients, while also boosting their quality of life.

    • Philip Landis, DNP, RN, CEN, RN-BC,

      September 20, 2016

      Philip Landis, DNP, RN, CEN, RN-BC, completed his first Drexel program in 2008, earning his BSN from the College of Nursing and Health Professions. Having identified his passion, Landis – or “Dr. Phil”, as his colleagues fondly refer to him – did not stop there. He returned twice more for his MSN (’10) and his DNP (’15), a decision fueled by his employer and the flexibility of the curriculum. 

      “I made the choice to return to Drexel based on the unparalleled tuition reimbursement policy of Penn Medicine and the high academic rigor, caliber and convenience of Drexel’s online nursing programs for working professionals,” he said.

    • Giovanna Severoni

      September 20, 2016

      Giovanna Severoni 鈥18, recently completed her internship with Independence Blue Cross at the Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services (11th Street), and has left a positive impression with co-workers and patients alike. 鈥淚nitially they were saying how well she was working out and how well she connected with patients,鈥 said Roberta Waite, EdD, professor and interim associate dean of Community Programs at 91制片厂. 鈥淗owever, I quickly received multiple other reports from so many of her co-workers saying how she not only has become such a great part of the team, but how she鈥檚 also really increasing the feedback from our female patients.鈥

    • September 20, 2016

    • August 23, 2016

      Ann Marsteller, Program Director for the EAT.RIGHT.NOW. Program, will be retiring on September 30, 2016.

    • August 23, 2016

      Nominate impressive alumni to be featured in Drexel Magazine.

    • August 23, 2016

      Jerry John Nutor, ’18, a PhD Nursing Student, was recently elected President of Drexel’s Graduate Student Association. Nutor also has been working with the Dornsife Global Development Scholars program to help those in need in Zambia.

    • August 23, 2016

      Runners in training, listen up: you can minimize injury and maximize efficiency by stepping up your frequency. More tips from a running expert to fix your form and quit over striding.

    • August 23, 2016

    • August 17, 2016

      A review looking at studies on the effect music interventions have on the treatment of cancer patients found treatment benefits for anxiety, pain, fatigue and overall quality of life.

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      Three tips for adding it to your meal

    • August 05, 2016

      Nominate impressive CNHP alumni to be featured in Drexel Magazine.

    • August 05, 2016

      Charles Goldring, an ACE student, was inspired by founder of Alex’s Lemonade Stand to pursue a nursing career.

    • August 05, 2016

      President John A. Fry and Executive Vice President and Provost, Brian M. Blake announce the appointment of Sue Smith, PT, PhD, as Interim Dean.

    • July 20, 2016

    • July 20, 2016

      STaND Up for Students brings in funds to benefit Dean’s Student Emergency Funds, received by audience with roaring laughter. 

    • July 20, 2016

      Dragon Nutrition - personalized nutrition counseling sessions that are FREE for all benefits-eligible Drexel faculty and staff.

    • July 20, 2016

      A recap of the 47th annual American Art Therapy Association (AATA) Conference held in Baltimore, MD.

    • July 20, 2016

      Christina Martindale, ‘18, a nurse anesthesia student, used her quarter break week to volunteer in an impoverished area in Mexico, hiking to find pregnant women in need of medical care.

    • July 20, 2016

      Nominate impressive College of Nursing and Health Professions alumni to be featured in Drexel Magazine.

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      Associate professor in Department of Creative Arts Therapies receives tenure, supporting career and research advancement.

    • June 28, 2016

      Drexel alumna joins forces with art therapists living and working in New York to tackle misinformation about adult coloring books with a coloring book of their own.

    • June 28, 2016

      The 14th Annual PA Olympics raises over $15,000 in support of Mazzoni Center

    • June 28, 2016

      Farewell – stepping out of the deanship

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      Satwika Rahapsari, an international student from Indonesia, studying at Drexel during her first trip to the United States.

    • June 15, 2016

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      For Mothers with Postpartum Depression, Drexel Program Fills Gap in Resources

    • June 15, 2016

      MCP Hahnemann alumna creating opportunities for veterans seeking to become PAs, advancing the profession, in role as president of the Veterans Affairs Physician Assistant Association.

    • June 15, 2016

      Maureen Dorce, ’19, a sophomore Health Services Administration student, was selected as the College of Nursing and Health Professions’ 2016 “Rising Leader of the Year” for her work as President of Drexel’s Society of Future Health Leaders and her completion of the Macy Undergraduate Leadership Fellows Program.

    • June 15, 2016

      Students look back to move forward at this year’s commencement ceremonies.

    • June 14, 2016

      A 91制片厂 study found that no matter a person鈥檚 skill level, taking time to make art is likely to reduce their stress hormone levels.

    • June 01, 2016

      Master鈥檚 and doctoral students were recognized at Graduate Student Day for their accomplishments throughout the year.

    • May 26, 2016

    • May 26, 2016

      After her first few weeks in Chongwe, Zambia, Katrina Lewis has acclimated to the culture and drops us a line to say “muli bwanji”

    • May 26, 2016

      Alumna of Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania reveals healing process for service members returning from Iraq and Afghanistan through portraits

    • May 26, 2016

      Three nursing students take second place at CHOP Research Day for their research project in implementing simulation into the unlicensed assistive personnel orientation

    • May 26, 2016

      Recipients of the 2016 BAYADA Awards present ground-breaking developments in health care education and practice.

    • May 26, 2016

      The dean of Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions will host a new show to benefit the emergency fund she created five years ago to help out students who need financial support.

    • May 24, 2016

      Mother-Baby Connections is an intensive outpatient clinic based at Drexel that provides various therapies for mothers experiencing stress and postpartum depression.

    • May 24, 2016

      The dean of Drexel鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions will host a new show to benefit the emergency fund she created five years ago to help out students who need financial support.

    • May 10, 2016

      The Common Market Farm Share delivering fresh food to your workplace this summer. Sign up to enjoy food sourced directly from small, sustainable farms.

    • May 10, 2016

      What if there was a vast resource of online educational materials available to students and faculty for free? And what if instructors had the ability to adapt and reuse many of those materials to meet the particular needs of their students? It might sound too good to be true, but Open Educational Resources (OER) are a rapidly growing trend in the world of higher education. 

    • May 10, 2016

      Cities preparing to rise to the challenge of accommodating aging populations

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    • May 10, 2016

      Dr. Charlene Compher bestowed Service to Profession Award at Alumni Weekend 2016

    • May 10, 2016

      The Dean's Advisory Board on Diversity and Inclusion (DABDI) has started a book passing on diversity, equity and inclusion topics.

    • May 10, 2016

    • May 10, 2016

      Parini Gandhi, a senior in the five-year BSN Co-op Program, was selected as the College of Nursing and Health Professions’ 2016 Co-op Award Winner for her work on the Apheresis Unit at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. 

    • May 10, 2016

      Drexel Sports Nutrition and Exercise Science Summit adds United States Olympic Committee dietitian to speaker lineup ahead of 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio

    • May 06, 2016

      Drexel鈥檚 annual Cooperative Education Awards honored outstanding co-op students and employers alike.

    • May 05, 2016

      Looking into the differences in mental health symptoms experienced by those in the LGBQ community, a team from Drexel鈥檚 Department of Couple and Family Therapy found key disparities in the risks faced by certain groups.

    • April 27, 2016

      For the fourth year, the Office of the Provost and Drexel Libraries highlighted the work of Drexel鈥檚 authors and editors. This year, for the first time, published students were honored along with faculty and staff.

    • April 21, 2016

      A new display from The Drexel Collection showcases art created and collected by groundbreaking surgeon Alma Dea Morani, MD. Morani believed that an appreciation of art made better, more humane physicians.

    • April 21, 2016

      Drexel professors showed how to use robots, trump cat videos and emphasize human interaction through the technology at Online Learning Council鈥檚 third Collaboratory.

    • April 20, 2016

      name was chosen very carefully. Named in part for koi fish, who swim up through waterfalls and gain incredible strength in the process, and also for kids (“ko”), the moniker perfectly symbolizes the organization’s mission: helping children to become resilient in the face of grave health obstacles.

    • April 19, 2016

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      When Jenny Retig entered a routine simulation experience back in the fall she had no idea she’d detect a serious health condition previously overlooked by licensed health care providers.

    • April 18, 2016

    • April 18, 2016

      Here, at Drexel, hands-on learning is paramount, and for budding health care professionals and practitioners, preceptorships are an important compliment to the material acquired in the classroom. For students, the experience – which is a degree requirement -- marks a pivotal professional milestone and an opportunity to develop a mentorship with a clinician. Perhaps less apparent are the benefits to professionals who become preceptors.

    • April 18, 2016

    • April 18, 2016

      A group of dedicated and licensed emergency medical professionals who are also Drexel students was recently recognized by the top organization in their field by the National Collegiate Emergency Medical Services Foundation.

    • April 18, 2016

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    • April 08, 2016

      In town hall meetings at Drexel鈥檚 Center City and Queen Lane campuses, President John A. Fry said communication between colleges sparked the successes of the past year and detailed how it will be even more important in the years to come.

    • March 16, 2016

    • March 16, 2016

      Provost M. Brian Blake announced on March 16 that Gloria Donnelly will conclude her service as dean of Drexel鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions at the end of the 2015-16 academic year

    • March 15, 2016

      Vicki Schwartz, DCN, assistant clinical professor in the Department of Nutrition Sciences, was recently inducted as a . 

    • March 15, 2016

      The current trend of increasing sales of adult coloring books points to an unmet need in many people's lives for some quiet, creative time.

    • March 15, 2016

      There is a robot inhabiting the 9th floor of Three Parkway.  It’s tucked away in a cubicle, but makes the occasional venture out into the hallways to interact with faculty, staff and students.

    • March 15, 2016

      In November 2014, much of the nation was riveted when disturbing video footage from a hospital unit showed a 68-year-old hospital patient attacking a group of nurses with a metal pipe pulled from his bed. 

    • March 15, 2016

    • March 15, 2016

      The upcoming will tackle a topic as massive as the bill itself – the Affordable Care Act (ACA).

    • March 15, 2016

    • March 15, 2016

      The College of Nursing and Health Professions (CNHP) was well-represented in Drexel Magazine’s 40 Under 40 for 2016. 

    • March 15, 2016

    • March 15, 2016

      Less than three years after graduating, Abbie McGee, BSN ’13, has found a way to give back to the Drexel community while taking advantage of the robust health care environment Philadelphia has to offer.

    • March 15, 2016

    • March 15, 2016

      Celebrate being a Dragon at , when today’s campus welcomes thousands of alumni back to share memories, fun, food and more. Whether you come for one event or the whole packed weekend, you’ll leave inspired and proud to call Drexel home!

    • March 15, 2016

    • March 15, 2016

      Rwanda, land of a thousand hills. A completely apt description of a country that is lush with life re-growing post genocide. I had the privilege of traveling to Kigali, Rwanda, twice; once in August 2015 and again in January 2016. 

    • March 15, 2016

      Students in the (MULFP) get so much more than a leadership certificate. They get to create a leadership portfolio and toolbox that will benefit them throughout their career and develop a personal brand – not to mention they’re introduced to a mentor to lend a listening ear and a helping hand at the ready! 

    • March 15, 2016

      Katrina Lewis, BSN ’19, has always known how to work hard, take chances and push herself outside of her comfort zone. Since arriving at Drexel in September 2014, she’s already developed an impressive resume that includes leadership, research and – soon enough – international work experience. 

    • March 15, 2016

      The connection between the Department of Nutrition Sciences and , a family-run, long-standing staple at the goes back almost five years, according to , Professor and Chair of the Department.

    • March 15, 2016

      Though the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires all places of employment to provide equal access and reasonable accommodations to persons with disabilities, there are still many barriers to employment that may stand between a deserving individual with a disability and their full career potential. 

    • March 15, 2016

      Are you still keeping up with your 2016 #HealthGoals? Don’t complicate nutrition, keep it simple with these “no-brainer” tips from Nyree Dardarian, assistant clinical professor in the Nutrition Sciences Department and director of the Center for Integrated Nutrition, to take the focus off eating and make it more about your mood, feelings and environment.

    • March 09, 2016

      Five Drexel vets gathered on March 2 to discuss the hardships and successes of serving as women in the American and Israeli military.

    • February 22, 2016

      While video games have often been saddled with the reputation of promoting a sedentary lifestyle, a group of 91制片厂 professors see the digital diversions as a way of helping patients with cerebral palsy to keep on moving. The team, with expertise ranging from game design to movement science, physical therapy and biomedical engineering, recently formed a company called enAble Games, with the goal of making web-based active video games that can be used as part of therapy or rehabilitation exercise sessions.

    • February 16, 2016

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      The added nearly a half million jobs in 2015 – in part a result of the Affordable Care Act. With more people covered for health insurance, there is an increased demand for health care services.  The new jobs that are being created to meet that demand run the gamut from managerial to clinical positions to accommodate the growing covered population. 

    • February 15, 2016

    • February 15, 2016

      The Nominations Committee of the Board of Governors accepts nominations for members annually. All alumni of the College of Nursing and Health Professions are invited to participate in the process through an open call for nominations. 

    • February 15, 2016

      Working in The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, it’s common to see a tremendous support system of doctors, caregivers and parents rally around a child with a serious illness – it is to be expected. But who is caring for the caregivers who rarely get to step away from their child’s bedside and their own distress? 

    • February 15, 2016

      Even as a high school student, Dylan Stempel ’17 knew he wanted to be a physician assistant (PA) and wasn’t going to let anything get in his way. Stempel, a Connecticut native, was determined not only to expose himself to the PA profession, but to find the most efficient path to becoming one.

    • February 15, 2016

      This year’s 91制片厂 Student Nurses Association (DUSNA) banquet promises to blend tradition with a few unique additions. At the helm of the event – and the organization – is its president, Delancy McManus (’16). 

    • February 15, 2016

      In less than two months, another round of co-operative education students will embark on their six- month-long professional journeys focused on sampling careers in the health professions and nursing. For some, this will be their first go-round. For others, this could be another step toward landing a job post-graduation. 

    • February 15, 2016

      Each year brings a new commitment to healthy eating, and a slew of popular diets for us to choose from. ranked the best diets of 2015 based on whether they are easy to follow, nutritious, safe, effective for weight loss and protective against heart disease. The results were, well . . . surprising. The ever-popular paleo diet nearly took the bottom spot, while the DASH Diet topped the list.

       

    • February 15, 2016

      Winter, at last, is finally here. The glacial temperatures and icy winds can make your nose run, your eyes tear up and cause you to softly whimper one full octave higher than your normal speaking voice. Luckily, the Drexel ’s Kevin Gard and Robert Maschi have some advice to keep you toasty and on track with your winter running schedule.

    • January 19, 2016

      Faculty members from the Behavioral Health Counseling (BHC) Department traveled to Seoul, Korea in November 2015, to present a workshop on a unique partnership with , a nonprofit organization that provides housing and other services to men, women, and children in Philadelphia.

    • January 19, 2016

    • January 19, 2016

      A daily dose of exercise is a key component of a healthy lifestyle, but when a flare for fitness becomes a compulsion the mental and physical side effects can easily become unhealthy.

    • January 19, 2016

    • January 19, 2016

      It’s been less than one year since Mahmoud Shurbaji graduated from the Health Services Administration program and he’s already putting his degree to good use. He’s also realized the value of a Drexel education, and the benefits of earning a degree focused on health care and business.

    • January 19, 2016

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    • January 19, 2016

      A man breaks into a 28-year-old woman’s home and rapes her. When you arrive at the scene to investigate, you find the door unlocked, a roll of duct tape in the bedroom and the woman’s license missing from her wallet.

    • January 19, 2016

    • January 19, 2016

      91制片厂’s Health Sciences Department and Salus University’s Occupational Therapy Department have partnered to offer a sequential degree program to high-achieving undergraduate students enrolled in the Health Sciences program at 91制片厂’s College of Nursing and Health Professions.

    • January 19, 2016

    • January 19, 2016

      Twice per year, physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, midwives, medical residents and more gather from across the globe to attend the only colposcopy course in the United States that offers a hands-on learning experience, and it’s held at 91制片厂.

    • January 19, 2016

      Although the official name of Drexel’s health center at 11th and Parrish streets is the Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services of Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions, it has adopted a more endearing moniker.

    • January 19, 2016

      91制片厂’s College of Nursing and Health Professions is completing the first year of use of the i-Human platform, from, and is fully integrating it into its curricula for all online Nurse Practitioner (NP) programs offered via 91制片厂 Online.

    • January 19, 2016

      New employment projections from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics show the impact of the national movement to improve health and care delivery. Over the next 10 years, health care occupations will be the leading source of job creation in the United States. The health care sector and social services sector will account for nearly 40% of the net increase in employment through 2024, adding 3.8 million jobs. Wow!

    • January 19, 2016

      Since 2013, the Couple and Family Therapy Department has built a relationship with the at Drexel – from providing student volunteers to developing more understanding clinician advocates.

    • January 19, 2016

      In December, Stephen Gambescia, PhD, clinical professor in the Health Administration Department, was selected as the Society for Public Health Education (SOPHE) 2016 Distinguished Fellow. The organization notes that this is the “highest honor that SOPHE bestows upon its most highly regarded members.”

    • January 07, 2016

      Drexel art therapy professors are analyzing masks created through a program at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center that uses art therapy to treat service members with traumatic brain injuries and post-traumatic stress disorder.

    • December 23, 2015

      The nurse-led center, 850 N. 11th Street, is one of six organizations chosen to participate in a two-year, national initiative to implement and evaluate 鈥渢rauma-informed鈥 health care approaches.

    • December 08, 2015

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    • December 08, 2015

      Joy Johnson, a clinical compliance coordinator at Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions, underwent an incredible personal journey while employed by the University – a religious conversion to the Muslim faith. 

    • December 08, 2015

      Conviction rates for Intimate Partner Violence criminal cases are directly correlated to the existence and adequacy of corroborating medical documentation. A recent Department of Justice Study found that certain types of evidence commonly found in medical records doubled the likelihood that the abuser would subsequently be convicted of the crime. All too often, this vital and legally relevant evidence contained in medical records is ruled inadmissible in court. A study by the National Institute of Justice analyzed over eight hundred statements from various medical records and found that approximately 28, or 3.4%, were deemed independently admissible in court. These rulings have little to do with the content of the underlying information; rather, the wording, level of detail and legibility of the records themselves are at fault. 

    • December 08, 2015

      Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions can add another notch to its belt when it comes to programs that boast a 100% pass rate on a professional licensure exam. The first cohort of students from the Human Lactation Consultant program graduated this spring, and this fall, all successfully passed the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners (IBLCE) exam. Now, as newly minted International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs), they’re ready to put their skills to good use.

    • December 08, 2015

      The Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (HFES) recently elected Ellen Bass, PhD, who shares joint appointments in the College of Computing & Informatics (CCI) and the College of Nursing and Health Professions, as Fellow in the Society. According to HFES, the Fellow designation, one of the highest honors bestowed by the Society, recognizes Bass’ “outstanding achievement, consistently superior professional performance, exceptional contributions, and service to the Society.”

    • December 08, 2015

      Alumni Accomplishments

    • Disease Detective

      December 08, 2015

      How do you combine backgrounds in physical therapy and epidemiology to find a career that allows you to call upon both skill sets? Dana Olzenak ’06, an alumna of Drexel’s Post Professional DPT Program, carved a path that does just that – and on the front lines of public health, no less. 

    • December 08, 2015

      As part of an ongoing global initiative experience, 14 students and 2 faculty members – Barbara Amendolia, DRNP, assistant clinical professor in the Division of Undergraduate Nursing, and Kathleen Fisher, PhD, professor of Doctoral Nursing Programs --traveled to Ireland from Philadelphia International Airport to learn about nursing education, clinical practice, nursing research and service learning in Ireland and experience the culture in Ireland and Northern Ireland.

    • December 08, 2015

      The physician assistant (PA) profession is deeply rooted in the military with ties dating back to 1965 – the year the nation’s first “physician assistant” educational program was inaugurated at Duke University. The Program accepted four former Navy medical corpsmen. Other veterans were inspired by this potential career path, thanks in part to a Reader’s Digest article about careers in health care noting the PA profession and a White House Conference on Health that same year that discussed the use of former military corpsmen/medics as “assistant medical officers,” and inquiries began to flood.

    • December 08, 2015

      On November 16, 2015, graduating students in the Nurse Anesthesia Program attended the first of what faculty and staff hope will become an annual career preparedness event.  Nurse Anesthesia Program Professional Development Career Day brought recruiters from top industry employers, such as EmCare, Sheridan Health Care, Somnia Anesthesia Services, and U.S. Army Healthcare together with two program alumni to Three Parkway to share their advice and experience with 20 future CRNAs.

    • Courageous Action

      December 08, 2015

      Students in the Macy Undergraduate Leadership Fellows Program (MULFP) get so much more than a leadership certificate. They get to create a leadership portfolio and toolbox that will benefit them throughout their career and develop a personal brand – not to mention they’re introduced to a mentor to lend a listening ear and a helping hand at the ready!

    • Community Health

      December 08, 2015

      A collaboration between 91制片厂’s College of Nursing and Health Professions and George Washington Carver Engineering and Science High School is bringing new meaning to the term community health.

    • December 08, 2015

      With all of the celebrations before, during and after the holidays, many people find themselves ringing in the New Year off with a few extra pounds. In fact, some people can gain anywhere from 10 to 15 pounds! 

    • December 08, 2015

      It’s the most wonderful time of the year or so the holiday song goes; thus, these wonderful updates from the College of Nursing and Health Professions.

    • December 08, 2015

      More than 45 percent of adults have not had a dental visit in the past year, and 27 percent of children have received no preventative dental care in the North Philadelphia neighborhood where the Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services Center operates. A new expansion to the health center鈥檚 dental clinic will address this gap and provide the community with much-needed access to oral health services.

    • December 07, 2015

      Drexel made a lot of news this year. Check out the best stories about Drexel that came out in 2015.

    • December 07, 2015

      It鈥檚 that time of year again! The time when your stress levels go through the roof as you shop, cook, wrap, decorate, travel and party-plan yourself into a tizzy while trying to create the perfect holiday season. Drexel experts have identified some of the top stress-inducing holiday nightmares and offer some helpful tips for avoiding them this year.

    • November 05, 2015

      A ribbon-cutting ceremony on Nov. 11 will celebrate the new, fully equipped facilities thanks to a major expansion of the Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services Center of 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions, a community-based, nurse-managed health center in North Philadelphia, which provides a holistic approach to health care.

    • October 27, 2015

      A computer-based screening tool developed by the College of Nursing and Health Professions鈥 Guy Diamond now getting expanded use in Pennsylvania schools helps identify the factors that add up to a teenager鈥檚 suicide risk 鈥 a sorely unresearched topic.

    • October 27, 2015

      Kendra Ray, a PhD in Creative Arts Therapies candidate, directed a three-year study to determine whether introducing therapeutic music-based activities reduced symptoms of dementia in nursing home residents.

    • October 27, 2015

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    • Alumni Spotlight on Zach Stone

      October 26, 2015

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      McKinney shares her advice on balancing work and scholarship, learning (and contributing) across disciplines, finding mentors and maintaining valuable professional connections.

    • Behind the Scenes at Pope Weekend

      October 26, 2015

    • Improving Global Maternal Care and Infant Outcomes

      October 26, 2015

    • National Physical Therapy Month

      October 26, 2015

    • Running Lecture Series

      October 26, 2015

      The Running Performance & Research Center at Drexel Parkway Health & Wellness (Philadelphia magazine’s Best of Philly®2015 - Best Place to Fix Your Running Form) conducted its third lecture in its running lecture series, entitled “Keys to Running a Successful Fall Marathon” on September 30.

    • October 26, 2015

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      The Delaware Valley Art Therapy Association (DVATA) is the local association for art therapists in southeastern Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey. Every year the DVATA sponsors a conference for continuing education of art therapists. This year the conference, which was held on October 10th, featured one of our most distinguished and accomplished alumni, Sandra Sheller‘04/’05, as the keynote speaker.

    • October 26, 2015

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    • National Depression Screening Day

      October 26, 2015

      Thursday, October 8 marked the 25th Annual National Depression Screening Day, held during Mental Illness Awareness Week. The Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services of 91制片厂’s College of Nursing and Health Professions hosted a special, all-day event dedicated to raising awareness and screening people for depression and related mood and anxiety disorders.

    • October 26, 2015

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      With fall recruitment surging forward and visits to Center City campus occurring daily, prospective students are discovering the myriad benefits of earning an undergraduate degree from our College of Nursing and Health Professions. They’re also realizing that Drexel is a different kind of school for a different kind of student, and that this is where you come when you’re looking to gain a competitive edge.

    • October 26, 2015

    • October 26, 2015

      With fall term well underway, midterms upon us and cooler temperatures setting in, I’d like to recognize some incredible achievements that have already come to fruition from the College of Nursing and Health Professions (CNHP) this academic year.

    • October 26, 2015

      These statistics, facts and stories highlight the best that the co-op program has to offer for students in each and every school and college at Drexel.

    • October 09, 2015

      Following the yearly National Physician Assistant Week, the head of Drexel鈥檚 program talks about why it鈥檚 such an important component of health care today.

    • October 07, 2015

      This Thursday, Oct. 8 marks the 25th Annual National Depression Screening Day, held during Mental Illness Awareness Week in October. The Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services (850 N. 11th Street, Philadelphia) of 91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions will host a special, all-day event dedicated to raising awareness and screening people for depression and related mood and anxiety disorders. The event is free and open to the public.

    • October 05, 2015

      An online graduate student in Drexel鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions used her deployment with the American Red Cross for the papal visit as an opportunity for the intense, on-the-job application of what she鈥檚 learned.

    • September 23, 2015

      Juanita Gardner, MPH, PA-C, clinical assistant professor in the Physician Assistant (PA) Department at 91制片厂, is leading an initiative to diversify the student body within the department. With changes in policy that make health care more accessible, like the Affordable Care Act, Gardner is taking action to ensure that future PAs represent the patient populations they will one day treat.

    • September 22, 2015

    • September 22, 2015

      The Philadelphia Union professional soccer organization has a new recruit – Drexel’s Nutrition Sciences Services. Nyree Dardarian, director of the Center for Integrated Nutrition & Performance, recently met with the organization about providing comprehensive nutrition services for the students at the Philadelphia Union Academy, and eventually for the professional team.

    • September 22, 2015

      If you had the opportunity to identify, rehabilitate and strengthen distressed families would you seize it? Guy Diamond, PhD and director of Family Intervention Science, is working diligently to make that opportunity a reality for medical, mental health and social work providers in Philadelphia and across the United States.

    • September 22, 2015

      Reintegration of combat veterans into civilian society is often fraught with multilevel challenges that disrupt the stability of this vulnerable population. There is a dearth of treatment options and sadly, much less for the immediate families of these men and women. 

    • John Kirby

      September 22, 2015

      The Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services of 91制片厂 operates as a patient-centered, integrated and trauma-informed model of care. 

    • September 22, 2015

    • September 22, 2015

      Join Drexel alumni and friends for the (CAN DU) annual fall service project on Saturday, October 24, 2015.

    • Gayle Severance

      September 22, 2015

      Twice in the past four years, Philadelphia has been the site of surgical firsts in the field of hand transplantation, and both times, Gayle Severance ’04 played a key role in their success.

    • September 22, 2015

      Registration to join the Common Market Farm Share at Drexel School of Nursing this fall and winter is now open!  

    • September 22, 2015

      The White Coat Ceremony for physician assistant (PA) students at 91制片厂 was held on Thursday, September 3, 2015. This momentous occasion marked the conclusion of the didactic phase of the PA class of 2016’s education and the beginning of the clinical phase.

    • Potential-Careers-in-the-Operating-Room

      September 22, 2015

      11 Drexel Accelerated Career Entry (ACE) BSN students recently spent a week in the life of an operating room (OR) nurse, completing a full immersion experience in the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.  The hospital approached Donna Trinkaus, MSN, RN, department chair of the ACE BSN Program, to develop a collaborative perioperative experience for the students.

    • September 22, 2015

      When it launched at the University of Pennsylvania in 1991, Bridging the Gaps aimed to combine health-related service in economically disadvantaged communities with the education of future health and social service professionals. Just five years later, the initiative grew to a city-wide collaborative effort involving all of Philadelphia’s academic health centers, including Drexel.  Bridging the Gaps is now also in Erie, Pittsburgh, the Lehigh Valley and New Jersey. 

    • September 22, 2015

      After spending 10 years abroad in Russia, Israel and Denmark, Minh-Anh Nguyen, PhD, has finally landed in the Creative Arts Therapy Department to work on his research as a Fulbright Visiting Scholar. His pursuit of scholarship and desire to bring creative arts therapies to his native Vietnam are the driving forces behind his tenure at Drexel.

    • September 22, 2015

      Every Thursday from October 1 – October 29 from 2 p.m. – 4 p.m., the Greensgrow Farms Mobile Market will be stationed at Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services. The Mobile Market sells high-quality seasonal produce purchased directly from farmers, including many growers from Philadelphia. All foods are subsidized, making them less expensive than the regular supermarket!

    • September 22, 2015

    • September 16, 2015

      Runners training for the Philadelphia Marathon who are looking for some help boosting performance and avoiding injury can watch a lecture hosted by experts at the Running Performance and Research Center at Drexel鈥檚 Parkway Health and Wellness.

    • September 08, 2015

      The White Coat Ceremony marks the transition of  physician assistant students form the didactic to clinical phase of their education. On Thursday, September 3, 2015 the PA Class of 2016 celebrated with their family and friends this momentous occasion. This is a remarkable class of physician assistant students, characterized by their dedication to the community, commitment to providing high quality healthcare for their patient and the spirit to support each other to be the best PAs possible. 

    • September 01, 2015

      Young women who are attracted to both sexes or who are unsure about who they are attracted to are more likely to develop an eating disorder than those attracted to only one sex, according to a new study from 91制片厂.

    • August 27, 2015

    • August 27, 2015

    • National Student Nurses Association

      August 27, 2015

      The Drexel chapter of the National Student Nurses Association (NSNA) took to New York City to attend the organization’s Summer Leadership Conference on July 21. According to NSNA’s website, the Conference is held each year so that attendees can gain a better understanding of NSNA’s mission and programs; they can take back ideas to their organizations to create stronger school and state chapters; and to problem solve and share ideas.

    • August 27, 2015

    • August 27, 2015

      This fall, David Flood, PhD, professor in the Health Administration Department, is teaching Health and Illness in Film. The course, which focuses on how health care is portrayed in films, gives students an opportunity to analyze the portrayal of a variety of health care topics that appear in them.

    • August 27, 2015

    • August 27, 2015

      The Diversity in Nurse Anesthesia Mentorship Program has provided mentorship to a diverse group of nurses to successfully matriculate into 54 out of 114 nurse anesthesia programs, and students in 91制片厂’s College of Nursing and Health Professions are benefitting from her guidance. With Gould’s encouragement students explore and better understand topics about workforce diversity, cultural competence and reduction of health disparities.

    • Best of Philly 2015

      August 27, 2015

      The Running Performance & Research Center at Drexel Parkway Health & Wellness was named Philadelphia Magazine’s Best of Philly®2015 - Best Place to Fix Your Running Form.

    • August 27, 2015

      The CSI Effect has been defined as any of several ways in which the exaggerated portrayal of forensic science on crime television shows such as “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation” has influenced the public perception of the legal process. The term most often refers to the phenomenon where jurors may come to demand more forensic evidence in criminal trials, thereby effectively raising the burden of proof for prosecutors.

    • August 27, 2015

    • August 27, 2015

      August is when schools across the country start official football practices. Parents and coaches will pray that no player drops dead from heat exhaustion. That’s a rare event, and precautions have been taken to prevent it, which is good. But truth be told, parents need to hold their breath through every play of the season, as American football – by its design and the way it is played – poses a high risk of injury to young people.

    • August 27, 2015

      Every fall, Drexel Magazine editors face a tough challenge: whittle down a list of hundreds into just a few dozen who will make up the next class of 40 Under 40 honorees.

      Obviously, they look for achievement. They look for accomplishment. Just as important, they look for individuals who inspire them and who inspire others.

    • art therapy room

      August 27, 2015

      Lindsay Edwards, MA, Director of Creative Arts Therapy Department at Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services offers some insight on the impact the new space for creative arts therapies is having on staff and patients, alike.

    • August 27, 2015

      The primary goal of Drexel’s Physician Assistant (PA) Program is to develop graduates who are competent, caring physician assistants, possessing the skills of life-long learning needed to incorporate new knowledge and methods into their practices and to adapt to a changing medical environment. 

    • August 27, 2015

      Among the increasing number of nurses finding their seats at the board table are two of the College of Nursing and Health Professions’ own: Faye Meloy, PhD, Associate Dean of Pre-licensure Nursing Programs, and Al Rundio, PhD, Associate Dean of Post-Licensure Nursing Programs.

    • August 27, 2015

      Hosted by the Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) class of 2016, the Mr. DPT pageant proved, once again, to be a fun and effective fundraiser in its second year.

    • August 04, 2015

      For 10 years, Drexel students have used the summer as an opportunity to bring counseling and a means of expression through music to adolescents waiting for judgment on their cases.

    • Alumni Weekend - Photo by Edward Savaria

      July 30, 2015

    • Gena Alulis

      July 30, 2015

      Gena Alulis, Founder and CEO of Philadelphia-based Superfit, Inc., has had tremendous success taking her business from a start-up custom-fit jewelry designer to a high-growth ring manufacturer.

    • Dietetic Internship

      July 30, 2015

      Congratulations to the following students, who have earned either their BS or MS in Nutrition and will be attending dietetic internships in the coming year.

    • Emily Ann

      July 30, 2015

      Emily-Ann Ruedemann is a senior nursing student in 91制片厂’s College of Nursing and Health Professions. Now in the midst of her third (and final) co-op cycle, she is currently working as a nurse co-op in the intermediate cardiac care unit at Jefferson University Hospital.

    • July 30, 2015

    • July 30, 2015

      If you were given a week to sample a desired major and connect with professionals in your field, all before coming to college, would you take it? The high school students who attended Drexel’s Exploration in Mental Health Careers hosted by the Behavioral Health Counseling Department certainly did. From June 22 – 26 and July 6 – 10 nearly 30 students made the journey to Drexel to get the inside scoop on all things mental health, and their experiences couldn’t have been more positive.

    • AATA Conference

      July 30, 2015

      Drexel’s art therapy faculty and alumni from both the PhD in Creative Arts Therapies and Masters in Art Therapy and Counseling programs were well represented at the 46th Annual Conference of The American Art Therapy Association (AATA). This year’s conference was held in Minneapolis, with Temple Grandin, PhD, as the keynote speaker.

    • Adrian Banning

      July 30, 2015

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      Through a long-standing partnership with the Delaware County Juvenile Detention Center, graduate students in the Music Therapy and Counseling program are helping to bring joy, a creative outlet and --most importantly -- music, to an adolescent population whose current circumstances are uncertain, often creating a great deal of anxiety among them.

    • July 30, 2015

      Lew Bennett, DNP, chair, Nurse Anesthesia Department, and Ferne Cohen, EdD, associate chair, Nurse Anesthesia Department, started developing Dragon Traks in fall 2014. The innovative system performs two functions that are having incredible impact on nurse anesthesia students: tracking their clinical cases and completing daily clinical evaluations. 

    • Al Rundio

      July 30, 2015

    • NAMI

      July 30, 2015

      As the topic of mental health on college campuses continues to garner attention from the media, student bodies and university administrations, Drexel’s Angela Mancao aims to take a proactive approach to awareness. 

    • July 30, 2015

    • Drexel's 40 Under 40

      July 30, 2015

      Every fall, Drexel Magazine editors face a tough challenge: whittle down a list of hundreds into just a few dozen who will make up the next class of 40 Under 40 honorees.

    • 11th Street

      July 30, 2015

      Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services officially opened their awe-inspiring new wing to patients on Monday, June 29. Adding a remarkable 17,000 square feet of space to the practice, the new wing includes space for nursing, nutrition sciences, couple and family therapy and creative arts therapies as well as the expansion of primary care services.

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      July 30, 2015

      91制片厂 is committed to providing a welcoming, inclusive and respectful environment for students, faculty and professional staff. Diversity and inclusion are at the foundation of Drexel’s success and are integrated into the fabric of the University – its curricular and co-curricular offerings, policies, programs and practices. 

    • July 30, 2015

      The Drexel Phyisician Assistant Department is starting a partnership and exchange program with the brand new Physician Associate Department at the University of Worcester in England. 

    • World University Games

      July 30, 2015

      The World University Games are something of a legacy for Eric Zillmer, Drexel’s director of athletics.

    • July 21, 2015

      A Drexel professor recently received an award for a study that explored how activities like drawing, sculpting and collage-making can reduce levels of stress in adults.

    • July 13, 2015

      After a successful two weeks abroad, Drexel鈥檚 students and faculty report back on their international sporting experience.

    • June 25, 2015

      Among the graduates at the June ceremony, was one whose love of blue and gold transcends generations. Donna Trigone received her Master of Science in Nursing. In 1983, Donna received her associate’s degree from Hahnemann University, predecessor of our college. 

    • June 25, 2015

      There is less than one week left in the 91制片厂 faculty and staff annual giving campaign, , which ends on June 30. 

    • June 25, 2015

      Though many gym-goers have a tendency to pass it by on their way to its more popular counterparts, the treadmill and the elliptical, the rowing machine (or the ergometer) is steadily gaining popularity...

    • June 25, 2015

      The College of Nursing and Health Professions Alumni Network of 91制片厂 is currently accepting nominations of qualified alumni interested in running for election to the Board of Directors. 

    • June 25, 2015

      Jennifer Quinlan is hard at work this spring developing a plan to sell more processed foods in low-income communities.

    • June 25, 2015

      After months of planning, collecting abstracts, a blind review and a selection process, Improbable Dialogues: Interprofessional Mixed Method Research Collaborations went off without a hitch on June 19, 2015. 

    • June 25, 2015

      A Drexel nutritionist is doing her part to help put an end to food insecurity in the Mantua and Powelton Village neighborhoods surrounding 91制片厂’s campus. 

    • June 25, 2015

      Since joining the Behavioral Health Counseling Department in 2006, Robert Chapman, PhD has endeared himself to students and to faculty throughout the College and University with his thought-provoking lectures...

    • June 25, 2015

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      Wilbur W. Oaks, Jr., MD, HU ’55, FACP, professor emeritus of medicine, passed away on June 13, at his home. 

    • June 25, 2015

      Donna Sabella, PhD, director of the Office of Human Trafficking of 91制片厂, presented Justice: Striving for Social and Economic Dignity at the American Nurses Association Ethics Symposium on June 5, 2015.  Her presentation dealt with social inequities using human trafficking as an example for integrating principles of social justice into nursing and health policy. 

    • June 25, 2015

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    • Outreach Paraguay Offers Clinical Experience Abroad

      June 25, 2015

      Students from 91制片厂’s College of Nursing and Health Professions’ RN-BSN program have just returned from a unique clinical experience abroad. 

    • June 25, 2015

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      Doctor of nursing practice students of 91制片厂’s College of Nursing and Health Professions embarked on a unique international study experience this spring to explore Canadian healthcare through the cultural lens of Canadian nurses. 

    • June 25, 2015

      Danielle Cole, a health sciences student in the College of Nursing and Health Professions, was one of nine winners of the Co-Op Student of the Year award, recognized for her outstanding performance and contributions during her time at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) Center for Injury Research and Prevention... 

    • June 25, 2015

      Megan Abbot, MA candidate in Art Therapy and Counseling, led children at the Red Shield Family Residence in a community engagement endeavor. The result was “Our Town,” an art project that gave them a platform to talk about their home in Philadelphia...

    • June 25, 2015

    • Q&A: The Macy Undergraduate Leadership Fellows

      June 25, 2015

      Sakinah Kidd, a junior nursing student and Fellow who has been involved in the program for nine months, and her mentor, Sheila Hess, director of Foundation Programs and Community Affairs at Independence Blue Cross Foundation who has been involved in the program for 10 months, give their unique perspectives on the relationship they’ve built and continue to nourish...

    • June 25, 2015

      On May 12, Drexel nursing students took to Harrisburg to advocate for their profession by joining more than 225 nurses, nurse practitioners and students (all in white coats) in lobbying for House Bill 765 and Senate Bill 717... 

    • June 25, 2015

      SIDA, or Sisters Inspired to Defeat AIDS, was founded by Jessica and her sister Liz in 2011 and offers motivational speeches to high school and college-aged students... 

    • June 15, 2015

      A collection of Drexel students studying for their doctorates in nursing practice took a trip up north to better understand the differences between Canada鈥檚 and the United States鈥 health-care systems.

    • June 03, 2015

    • May 29, 2015

    • Women Against Abuse Woman of the Year

      May 29, 2015

      Sandra Sheller: Drexel alumna, art and couple and family therapist, philanthropist, advocate against domestic abuse, and most recently, Women Against Abuse’s Woman of the Year Award winner.

    • May 28, 2015

      The Nutrition Sciences Human Lactation Consultant Program positions 91制片厂 on the cutting edge of a new, yet steadily increasing, demand in healthcare.

    • May 28, 2015

      Although it was only formally developed in 2013, the Mixed Methods International Research Association (MMIRA) was in the making for almost 10 years.

    • May 28, 2015

      Girija Kaimal, EdD, an assistant professor in the Department of Creative Arts Therapies, has been awarded the American Art Therapy Association (AATA) Research Award.

    • Nursing Students Display High Tech Options for Training

      May 28, 2015

      As the College of Nursing and Health Professions students walked into the room, they found a patient lying unresponsive on the floor. 

    • May 28, 2015

      At last week's Spring Auction for C.A.R.I.E. (Center for Advocacy for the Rights and Interests of the Elderly ~ ), HSAD majors Hemanti Sarvaiya and Derrick Dignam volunteered to help attendees at this annual fundraising event.

    • May 28, 2015

      All are welcome to join the 91制片厂 Campus Ministry Team and members of the Spiritual and Religious Life Community for the Interfaith Baccalaureate Service and Reception.

    • May 28, 2015

      Celebrating alumni accomplishments.

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      May 28, 2015

      This year, the City of Philadelphia hosted the 4th Annual Veterans Fair, which provides job opportunities, health resources, scholarships, and more.

    • May 28, 2015

    • May 28, 2015

      The 91制片厂 College of Nursing and Health Professions Division of Continuing Nursing Education Presents

      Raising the Bar Workshop

      New Tools & Resources to Support the Technology Enhanced Classroom

    • Physician-Assistant-Olympics

      May 28, 2015

      On April 18th, the students from the 91制片厂 Physician Assistant Program participated in the 13th Annual Physician Assistant Olympics, which was founded on the principle of philanthropy.  

    • May 28, 2015

      Tim P., an RN-BSN student, sent a beautiful bouquet of yellow roses to Colleen Graham, his academic advisor, thanking her for helping him...

    • May 28, 2015

      As your faculty travel to various conferences throughout the academic year, it would be helpful for us to have an awareness of the locales they plan to visit and the conferences they may attend.

    • 2015 Bayada Award winners

      May 28, 2015

      The 91制片厂 College of Nursing and Health Professions launched The BAYADA Home Health Care Speaker Series with an inaugural lecture on Thursday, May 7, 2015, at the Academy of Natural Sciences of 91制片厂.

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      May 28, 2015

      Some lucky nursing students from Drexel’s ACE program recently had the opportunity to meet Mayor Michael Nutter! The students were working their Public Health clinical rotation at Norcom Community Center where the mayor came to celebrate...

    • April 27, 2015

      Students who are considering going to Drexel got a chance to check out how students in the College of Nursing and Health Professions learn using high-tech tools.

    • April 22, 2015

      Celebrating alumni accomplishments. 

    • April 22, 2015

    • April 22, 2015

      Celebrating student accomplishments.

    • April 21, 2015

      The Center for Academic Success (CAS) has received recertification through the College Reading and Learning Association’s International Tutor Training Program.  The CAS’s program is certified for Level 1 and Level 2 training through 2019.

    • April 21, 2015

      The Center for Academic Success (CAS) will be hosting a series of Academic Success Workshops through the spring quarter.  Workshops are offered both face-to-face and online.  Interested in attending?  Register at goo.gl/forms/UtLHG5dnvn 

    • April 21, 2015

    • April 21, 2015

      At just 22 years old, nursing student Elvelyna Beaubrun can add published author to her burgeoning list of accomplishments. Elvelyna, who was diagnosed with sickle cell anemia as a baby, wrote her memoir to raise awareness about the painful disease and offer solidarity to the community of over 100,000 in the United States who are afflicted by it.

    • April 16, 2015

      Established over 225 years ago, the College of Physicians of Philadelphia is the oldest professional medical organization in the US. It began in 1787 as 24 physicians gathered in Philadelphia 鈥渢o advance the science of medicine and thereby lessen human misery.鈥 As of 2015, there are nearly 1,500 Fellows who continue to meet at the College to carry on the mission of its founders.

    • April 16, 2015

      The College of Nursing and Health Professions Alumni Network of 91制片厂 is currently accepting nominations of qualified alumni interested in running for election to the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors oversees and advocates the CNHP Alumni Network's efforts to engage, advance and support the College of Nursing and Health Professions of 91制片厂 and its alumni and students through a variety of networking opportunities, activities and programs.

    • Bradley-Boehringer

      April 16, 2015

      Bradley Boehringer of 91制片厂 has been awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student Program grant to Finland in Medicine Sciences, the United States Department of State and the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board announced recently.

    • April 16, 2015

    • Joke_Bradt

      April 16, 2015

      When most people think about the Grammys they envision music's elite gathering to celebrate a year of achievements. For Joke Bradt, PhD, associate professor in the Department of Creative Arts Therapies and certified music therapist, that vision includes music therapies and brain imaging.

    • April 16, 2015

      45 years ago Margo Orlin, PhD, an associate professor in the Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences, began her quest to help children and learn about the human body. Today, her hard work and dedication is recognized by being named a Catherine Worthington Fellow by the American Physical Therapy Association.

    • Dean_Donnelly

      April 16, 2015

      Congratulations are in order for Dean Gloria Donnelly, PhD, RN, FAAN, FCPP on being selected for Mometrix's list of the 30 Most Influential Deans of Nursing in the United States - Donnelly was named number nine!

    • April 16, 2015

      Drexel is one of just a handful of universities endowed by the Coulter Foundation to help academic researchers bring their health-care discoveries to market — much the way an angel investor helps entrepreneurs.

    • March 16, 2015

      Healthy eating is a tough goal to attain, but Drexel's dietitians can help put you on the right track.

    • March 13, 2015

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    • Joke Bradt

      March 13, 2015

      Joke Bradt, PhD, an associate professor in the Creative Arts Therapies department at the College of Nursing and Health Professions, was recently chosen as a participant for the first cohort class of the Mixed Methods Research Training program at Johns Hopkins University...

    • March 13, 2015

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    • Stephanie King

      March 13, 2015

      Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences alumna Stephanie King trusted her instincts and saved a life. 

    • Nicole_Porter_Willcox

      March 13, 2015

      Congratulations to Nicole Porter Willcox, a Creative Arts Therapy alumna, who was named one of Drexel’s 2015 40 Under 40!  At just 34 years old, she has already made quite an impact on a community in need and has created a model capable of helping devastated communities nationwide. 

    • March 13, 2015

    • March 13, 2015

      Congratulations, Kelly Barrameda and Kayla Camara:  2014 NURSE Corps Scholars at 91制片厂 College of Nursing and Health Professions!

    • PTRS Reception

      March 13, 2015

      Drexel's Nursing and Health Professions hosted a reception for Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences alumni, students, and friends in conjunction with the American Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections Meeting. 

    • Rebecca Walker

      March 13, 2015

      Rebecca Walker, a 5th year student at Drexel’s Nursing and Health Professions, and a member of the first cohort for the College’s Lactation concentration, competed in the Miss Philadelphia Pageant on February 28.

    • Networking event

      March 13, 2015

    • Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services

      March 13, 2015

      A construction update on Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services from Senior Interior Designer, Terri Schmitt. 

    • PHW Running Lecture

      March 13, 2015

      Running seems like a simple activity. You lace your shoes up, plug-in your iPod, and run until your legs tell you to stop. Running can be a safe and healthy hobby, but if not done properly could result in serious injuries. That’s where Parkway Health & Wellness comes in...

    • Nursing Students Travel to Dublin as Part of Global Initiative Program

      March 09, 2015

      Seven Drexel nursing students and two faculty members traveled to Dublin, Ireland in an attempt to broaden their global awareness...

    • March 09, 2015

      Three Drexel Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences students completed their clinical education at facilities in Tuscany, Italy... 

    • March 09, 2015

      Brandy-Joe Milliron and Silpa Reddy traveled from Drexel to Cambodia to meet with several organizations engaged in community-driven programming... 

    • March 09, 2015

      The Attachment Based Family Therapy Training Program conducts training around the world... 

    • March 09, 2015

      Leon F. Vinci, DHA, MPH is helping to impact our planet's environment and the health of the public...

    • March 09, 2015

      A group of Drexel undergraduate nursing students volunteered for Project Limon, a health and wellness program...

    • February 13, 2015

      Chartings is now Off the Charts! We hope you enjoy our new look.

    • February 11, 2015

    • January 29, 2015

    • January 29, 2015

      If you are a healthy adult between the ages of 18 and 60 years and a member of the Drexel community (students/ faculty or staff) we would be delighted to have you join our research.   The research, which is... 

    • Veronica Carey

      January 29, 2015

      The study of psychiatric rehabilitation has been an important topic among mental health professionals recently. Predicated on skills development, psychiatric rehabilitation aims to stretch the limits of typical medication...

    • January 29, 2015

      The FDA National Food Safety Survey was developed about 20 years ago and is administered every 5 years.  Last year there was an open comment period and Jennifer Quinlan, PhD and Shauna Henley, PhD submitted...

    • January 29, 2015

      For the past two years, Al Rundio, PhD, Associate Dean for Post-Licensure Nursing Programs & CNE has been the President of the International Nurses Society on Addictions (IntNSA). Rundio has served on the...

    • Joke Bradt Receives AMTA 2014 Research Award

      January 29, 2015

      Joke Bradt, PhD received the 2014 Research and Publication Award from the American Music Therapy Association (AMTA). She was fortunate to have her mentor, John Creswell, PhD, present at the...

    • January 29, 2015

    • Music is My Superpower

      January 29, 2015

      Music has always been part of my life.  I started playing the viola when I was six.  My brother, the cello, my sister, the viola… and together we were “The Barry Trio.”  I graduated...

    • Art-Therapy-National-Conference

      January 29, 2015

      In July, resident Graduate Art Therapy faculty Donna Kaiser, PhD, Yasmine Awais, and Michele Rattigan presented at the 45th Annual American Art Therapy Association Conference in San Antonio, Texas.  Also... 

    • January 29, 2015

      There are only a handful of people in this world who can work through multiple jobs, be unemployed for nine months, take care of three children, work full-time and also attend classes at night to get a bachelor’s...

    • January 29, 2015

      Mike Mahoney, MA Music Therapy ’11 helped Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia cancer patient Tom Gillin create the viral ‘’ video featured on Today in September...

    • January 29, 2015

      If you’ve ever seen the movie Good Will Hunting, you know Matt Damon’s title character, Will Hunting, is a tough cookie to crack.  Through the movie, we watch as psychologist Sean Maguire, played by the late...

    • Living-Learning-Community-Visit-11th-Street

      January 29, 2015

      The CNHP Living Learning Community is a wing in Myers Residence Hall dedicated to students in the College of Nursing and Health Professions...

    • Student-Nurses-Association

      January 29, 2015

      From November 19 until November 21, 2014, 27 members of the 91制片厂 Student Nurses’ Association (DUSNA) represented Drexel nursing as voting delegates at the 62nd Annual Student Nurses Association of Pennsylvania (SNAP) Convention in Lancaster, PA...

    • Student-Victoria-Scotti

      January 29, 2015

      Victoria Scotti, a PhD candidate in the Creative Arts Therapies program, was just awarded the Estonian Student Scholarship for the second year in a row. Along with classmate Angela Aicher, Scott is co-authoring an article on arts-based research... 

    • Loretta-Sweet-Jemmott

      January 29, 2015

      Loretta Sweet Jemmott, PhD has been appointed Vice President for Health and Health Equity, 91制片厂 and Professor in the College of Nursing and Health Professions. 

    • December 16, 2014

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    • December 16, 2014

      Jean MacFadyen, and assistant clinical professor in the Advanced Role MSN Department, traveled to Cambodia during the September term break, screening over 160 people for hypertension and diabetes...

    • December 16, 2014

      Joke Bradt, an associate professor in the Creative Arts Therapies Department, visited the University of Melbourne's National Music Therapy Research Unit to serve as an external research consultant to their PhD students and faculty...

    • December 16, 2014

      Girija Kaimal, PhD, was in Malawi, Africa in September 2014 as a research and evaluation consultant to Save the Children in their study of the outcomes of a project called Healing and Education through the Arts (HEART). The research project involved baseline assessments of over 800 children from approximately 60 preschools...

    • December 16, 2014

      Deeptha Sukumar, PhD, an assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition Sciences, conducted a two-day event on August 12 and 13, 2014,  titled “Nutrition and Bone Workshop,” at PSG College of Arts and Science (PSGCAS) in Coimbatore, India...

    • December 16, 2014

      “It was exciting to hike up a mountain with a botanist, who identified wild herbs for us such as St. John’s Wort, sage, thyme, and rosemary as well as wild fruits like prickly pears and figs..."

    • December 16, 2014

      Maggie O’Neil, PhD, an associate professor in the Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences, was invited to participate in a visiting research professor lectureship as a part of her sabbatical in the spring... 

    • December 16, 2014

      Healthcare delivery often takes our students, alumni, faculty, and staff at the Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions much farther than Philadelphia’s city limits, with opportunities extending to places all around the globe...

    • December 04, 2014

      Drexel experts in nutrition sciences, culinary arts, hospitality and food science are available this season to offer their expert advice on making your celebratory cuisine tasty, warm, healthy or a combination of all three.

    • November 18, 2014

      Researchers from 91制片厂 presented research on a wide range of public health topics emphasizing urban health challenges, geographic methods in public health, community resilience and more, at the 142nd annual meeting and exposition of the American Public Health Association in New Orleans.

    • November 05, 2014

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    • November 05, 2014

      Congratulations to our senior students in the Physician Assistant Program who presented professional posters at the Pennsylvania Society of Physician Assistants.

    • Dr. Donna Sabella

      November 05, 2014

      In October, Donna Sabella, professor and Director of Global Studies at the College of Nursing and Health Professions, was asked to present two lectures at Moravian College and Neumann University. 

    • November 05, 2014

      Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions students administered health screenings for 106 seniors at the Golden Life Senior Fair at the Columbia North YMCA on October 14.

    • November 05, 2014

      Have you ever felt down, blue or sad?  Yes, of course. We all have.  We might even say we are depressed. But clinical depression is something more.  

    • November 05, 2014

      On October 20, students and their mentors in the Macy Program received a very special visit from the Reverend Dr. Lorina Marshall Blake, President of the Independence Blue Cross Foundation. 

    • John Kristel

      November 05, 2014

      “It might sound cliché, but it’s about fighting the human nature of not wanting to change,” said John Kristel, President and CEO of Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network and an alumnus of the Master of Physical Therapy Program at the Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions. 

    • November 05, 2014

      On the evening of October 9, the Accelerated Career Entry (ACE) BSN students filed through a crowd of their family, friends, and greatest supporters to the tune of Katy Perry’s “Roar.” 

    • November 05, 2014

      Students, faculty, and staff from the Drexel Physician Assistant Department celebrated National Physician Assistant Week with community service, education, and awareness efforts during the week of October 6-12, starting with...

    • Freddy Perez

      November 05, 2014

      Drexel is known for applying knowledge gained in the classroom to the surrounding community through civic engagement. For junior Health Services Administration student Freddy Perez, he not only hopes to make an impact in Philadelphia, but he also dreams of making a difference in his native country of Mexico...

    • Running Assessment

      November 05, 2014

      Runners are coming to Drexel to step up their performance as well as to address their injuries. Robert Maschi, assistant clinical professor in the Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences Department, and a team of colleagues at the University are offering a new multipronged assessment approach to...

    • November 05, 2014

      Andrew Wegoye, a 2014 graduate of the Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions’ Accelerated Career Entry (ACE) BSN Program, left for Liberia on October 30 to fight the Ebola epidemic for at least four months. 

    • November 03, 2014

      Drexel has opened a 23,000-square-foot facility in the heart of Center City Philadelphia that includes a new, central home for clinical services and research for the College of Nursing and Health Professions.

    • November 03, 2014

      Drexel now has a 23,000-square-foot facility that includes a new, central home for clinical services and research for the College of Nursing and Health Professions.

    • October 27, 2014

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    • October 15, 2014

    • October 15, 2014

      Current senior nursing student Rachel Pagano was fortunate enough to work as a Drexel STAR (Students Tackling Advanced Research) Scholar during her freshman year at Drexel. The highly selective program allows students to...

    • October 15, 2014

      Drexel is on the forefront of innovation once again with its new . The A.J. Drexel Autism Institute’s Mobile REACH van is the first of its kind in the region to offer mobile autism services to communities. REACH stands for...

    • October 15, 2014

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      The A.J. Drexel Autism Institute was established in July 2012, thanks to support from the Charles and Barbara Close Foundation in partnership with the University. 

    • October 15, 2014

      Liesbet Manders is a PhD candidate in the Creative Arts Therapies Department at the Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions. She was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship in 2013 for her research proposal, which later took her to Heidelberg, Germany to investigate whether participants...

    • October 15, 2014

      Ellen Giarelli, an associate professor in the Doctor of Nursing Practice Department at the 91制片厂 College of Nursing and Health Professions, is an expert in strategies for public health surveillance of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and through her work has...

    • October 15, 2014

      Creating Integrated Healthcare for People with Autism Spectrum Disorder. That’s the title of the one-day conference scheduled to take place on November 8, 2014 in Behrakis Grand Hall on Drexel’s University City Main Campus. The conference, complete with invitational speakers and networking opportunities, will explore...

    • October 09, 2014

      Book readings, activities for children, a book giveaway, educational resources, insurance enrollment and health and wellness resources for parents and guardians were among the activities at the Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services Center of 91制片厂's 鈥11th Street Loves to Read Day.鈥

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    • September 25, 2014

      The Doctor of Physical Therapy Class of 2017 had fun during their orientation scavenger hunt on September 19 as they visited many of the iconic sites that make Philadelphia unique. 

    • September 25, 2014

      On September 4, the Physician Assistant Department held its annual White Coat ceremony, which marks the transition students make between their didactic and clinical years of study at Drexel. 

    • September 25, 2014

      Donna Mueller, a former associate professor in the Nutrition Sciences Department who retired earlier this year, has co-authored the chapter “Nutrition for Pregnant Women Who Have Cystic Fibrosis” in the book Diet and Exercise in Cystic Fibrosis.

    • September 25, 2014

      Patty Gerrity, PhD, Associate Dean for Community Programs at 91制片厂’s College of Nursing and Health Professions and Director of the Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services of 91制片厂, has been named one of just sixteen semi-finalists out of the 535 health professionals who were nominated for Be Well Philly’s Health Hero Challenge. 

    • September 25, 2014

      Gioia Chilton, PhD, the first graduate of the College’s new PhD in Creative Arts Therapies Program, has been selected as a recipient of the E. Paul Torrance Graduate Student Research Award for 2014. 

    • September 25, 2014

      Nydia Sanchez is an accelerated BS/MHS Pre-PA student in the College of Nursing and Health Professions who recently graduated from the Macy Undergraduate Leadership Fellows Program...

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      Staff in the EAT.RIGHT.NOW. Nutrition Education Program did something bold on the morning of September 19. Donning eye-catching costumes, the employees ran to work dressed as grapes, a carrot, a pea pod, and an apple...

    • September 25, 2014

      On the morning of August 29, optician Martin Langdon visited the Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services Center with some very special cargo... 

    • September 25, 2014

      Lauren Pitts, MS Couple and Family Therapy ’13, EdD ’17, will be traveling to Barbados to study the impact of father-daughter communication on adolescent daughters’ sexual decision-making. 

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      The College of Nursing and Health Professions is pleased to introduce a series of articles authored by Paul Thomas Clements, who will share his expertise on topics such as workplace bullying, stalking, child assessment of abuse, victim assessment, and workplace violence in healthcare.

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      If you ever get a chance to take a class with Gloria Donnelly, PhD, dean and professor in the College of Nursing and Health Professions, or sit next to her in a meeting, you should take it. Your anxiety levels, ability to learn and critique, and even your health might be better for it.

    • August 28, 2014

      Late last May, Drexel opened a new office in the middle of Washington, D.C. More than a year later, the office鈥檚 strategy is still evolving. But one thing is clear: It has opened up new worlds for Drexel.

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      Employers interested in hiring Drexel students and alumni for co-op and full-time positions are invited to host tables at Drexel’s Annual Fall Career Fair, which is one of the largest university career fairs in the Philadelphia area. Drexel students from all majors and degree levels will be in attendance. 

    • August 13, 2014

      It’s that time of the year again – time to submit your nominations for Drexel’s list of the most interesting, successful, and inspiring young graduates. Drexel Magazine’s 40 Under 40 list is an annual compilation of impressive alumni stories. You can see last year’s list

    • August 13, 2014

      Procare Rehabilitation, LLC is seeking candidates to fill a full-time outpatient physical therapy position. Procare Rehabilitation, which is located in Flemington, NJ, specializes in all orthopedic populations as well as implementing the McKenzie method for the treatment of the spine.

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      Join us in welcoming Maggie Rowan, Administrative Assistant, to the team. She will be assisting us with production, coordination, and administrative tasks.

    • August 13, 2014

      Congratulations to Cindy Cervini and Kai Bortz, both of whom successfully passed the Clinical Nurse Leader Certification Exam this month, earning the College of Nursing and Health Professions a 100% pass rate!

    • August 13, 2014

      Kristine Mulhorn, an associate professor and Chair of the Health Services Administration Department, was awarded a specialist grant in Sociology by the Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board, Bureau of Education and Cultural Affairs of the Department of State, and the Council for International Exchange of Scholars, to travel to Dalian Maritime University in Dalian, China.

    • August 13, 2014

      The Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions has moved up the ranks in NurseJournal.com’s list of the (from #50 in 2012 up to #17 in 2014).

    • August 13, 2014

      Alumni of the College of Nursing and Health Professions and its predecessor institutions who are looking to become more engaged with the College and take on a new leadership role are encouraged to apply to become a member of the CNHP Alumni Network’s Board of Directors. 

    • August 13, 2014

      Faculty and students from the PhD Program in Creative Arts Therapies at the College of Nursing and Health Professions have been busy this summer traveling to and presenting at multiple conferences. Here are the impressive highlights:

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      The second annual Health Services Administration Summer Institute was held July 14-18, 2014. Eight high school juniors learned about various aspects of health administration, including marketing, emergency preparedness, managed care reimbursement, non-profit organization management, risk management, health care ethics, and leadership skills.

    • August 13, 2014

      Want to be a great leader? According to the Gloria Donnelly, Dean of the College of Nursing and Health Professions, shares with us this month, “even the best leaders can learn a thing or two about how to inspire their team.” So whether you’re a student, alumnus, faculty or staff member, managing a large team or just beginning to take more initiative or add responsibilities to your plate, there’s likely something in this selection of sixteen leadership quotes that will resonate with you and your goals.

    • August 13, 2014

      Sheena Pradhan, who graduated from the BS Nutrition Program at the College of Nursing and Health Professions in 2011, recently contributed to Seventeen magazine in an article, "Beat the Heat Treats," which provided examples of healthy warm weather desserts.ients in their own languages. 

    • August 13, 2014

      The Fellows of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (FAANP) recently selected 76 nurse practitioner (NP) leaders for induction into the FAANP in June 2014. The new FAANP members will continue the tradition of impacting national and global health through their outstanding contributions. Among them is Kymberlee Montgomery, Chair of the Nurse Practitioner Program at Drexel.

    • July 14, 2014

      Stella Volpe, Chair of the Nutrition Sciences Department, was quoted in a  on June 9 about Vitamin D and athletic performance.

    • July 14, 2014

      Jennifer Nasser, an associate professor in the Nutrition Sciences Department, has been awarded seed funding for her research from the Clinical and Translational Research Institute (CTRI) at 91制片厂, which announced the first round of awardees after the organization received 35 competitive applications.

    • July 14, 2014

      This spring, the Department of Creative Arts Therapies welcomed research manager Lucy O’Brien, a visitor from the University of Melbourne who came to explore possibilities for collaboration between Drexel’s PhD program in Creative Arts Therapies and the University of Melbourne.

    • July 14, 2014

      The Myra Levick Award for Excellence in Art Therapy was recently established in honor of Myra Levick, a cherished member of the Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions community.

    • July 14, 2014

      Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions alumna Carol Hammal, an art therapist, musician, and visual artist, presented during a TEDx (x= independently organized) event on June 27 at the German University in Cairo (GUC).

    • July 14, 2014

      Hundreds of College of Nursing and Health Professions students- both undergraduate and graduate- crossed the stage at the University’s 120th Commencement Exercises on June 13.

    • July 14, 2014

      The College’s Behavioral Health Counseling Program presented its second colloquium in late May, this time focusing on collegiate alcohol use. Robert Chapman, an associate clinical professor and the Associate Director of the Behavioral Health Counseling Department, delivered an informative and entertaining talk for attendees in the Geary Auditorium of the New College Building.

    • July 14, 2014

      What do gingerbread houses and too much baking soda have to do with an award-winning co-op performance? The tale of Christine Luby’s journey to receiving Drexel’s Co-op Award is a surprising one.

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      The 91制片厂 College of Nursing and Health Professions was asked to provide Philadelphia’s veterans with an array of health screenings during the second annual City of Philadelphia City Council President’s Veteran’s Fair on May 21.

    • July 14, 2014

      E. Benjamin Skinner, author and modern-day slavery expert, visited Drexel’s campus on May 28 for an exclusive presentation on his work. The Papadakis Integrated Sciences Building lecture hall in which the presentation took place was standing room only by the time Skinner was ready to begin.

    • July 14, 2014

      Linda Wilson, who serves as the Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions’ Assistant Dean for Special Projects, Simulation & CNE Accreditation and as an associate professor in the College’s Advanced Role MSN Program, has been selected to join the fellowship of the

    • July 14, 2014

      Faculty and doctoral students in the Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences and the Department of Health Sciences have embarked on a research study looking at possible associations between athletes’ core stability and shoulder injuries.

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      During a special breakfast on June 17 during the 91制片厂 Nursing Education Institute (DUNEI) conference, the College of Nursing and Health Professions announced this year’s winners of the BAYADA Award for Technological Innovation in Nursing Education and Practice. 

    • July 14, 2014

      Andrew DeMaio is a junior in the five-year BSN Program at the Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions and is currently completing his second co-op in Sacramento, California. For DeMaio, the Drexel name is “synonymous with family.”

    • July 14, 2014

      June 6 was a very happy day for many as golden shovels literally broke ground at the site of the Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services of 91制片厂...

    • June 10, 2014

      The College of Nursing and Health Professions is pleased to announce that its gift from BAYADA Home Health Care has been renewed for another five years, until 2019. BAYADA has pledged a generous sum of $200,000...

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      The Nutrition Sciences Department at the College of Nursing and Health Professions has initiated a monthly seminar series. In the spring, the department invited Katherine W. Bauer, PhD, an assistant professor of public health at Temple University and a member of the Temple Center for Obesity Research and Education, to present to students...

    • June 10, 2014

      The Office of the Provost and the Steinbright Career Development Center of 91制片厂 have granted $7,250 in research co-op funding to Rose Ann DiMaria-Ghalili for the upcoming fall/winter co-op cycle. 

    • June 10, 2014

      The Student Life Awards Ceremony, hosted by the Drexel Undergraduate Student Government Association (USGA) and Student Affairs, is meant to recognize and reward Drexel community members who have made significant contributions to student life at the University and in the surrounding community. 

    • June 10, 2014

      A reception was held on May 14 in the Rush Building’s Alumni Garden and Lobby for delegates visiting 91制片厂 from Uganda. While enjoying refreshments, the delegates- primarily from Makerere University- talked about different healthcare issues facing both the United States and Uganda.

    • June 09, 2014

      On May 3, the 91制片厂 Alumni Association held its annual Alumni Association Awards Ceremony. Several current students and alumni from the College of Nursing and Health Professions were presented with awards from the Association, including Andrew DeMaio, Abigail Warner, Mahmoud Shurbaji, and Susan Bastable.

    • June 09, 2014

      Since 2009, The Attachment Based Family Therapy (ABFT) Training Program has been conducting introductory workshops with therapists around the globe in Australia, Belgium, Israel, Norway, and Sweden.

    • June 09, 2014

      Linda Dayer-Berenson, PhD, an associate clinical professor in the Division of Undergraduate Nursing, Accelerated Career Entry (ACE) BSN Department, presented her research study at the 2nd International Conference on Health and Medical Sciences in Athens, Greece.

    • June 09, 2014

      The College of Nursing and Health Professions is pleased to announce that the Helene Fuld Health Trust has awarded the College a $650,000 grant to fund financial aid for students enrolled in the College’s Accelerated Career Entry (ACE) BSN Program. 

    • June 09, 2014

      “All of these I answered with ease and candor. With me, what you see is what you get.”

    • June 09, 2014

      BSN student Sarah Getsay is looking forward to her senior year as Cadet Battalion Commander of Drexel’s Army ROTC. 

    • June 09, 2014

      The staff at the Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services Center hosted another successful Annual Women’s Day of Health on May 30. 

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      Her presentation, titled “Tell Me About Your Mother: The Power of a Simple Question to Reveal a Patient’s Voice Through a Family Discussion,” focused on the use of open-ended questions to help families identify patients’ wishes...

    • June 09, 2014

      The Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) Class of 2016 from the College of Nursing and Health Professions visited the Philadelphia Nursing Home this February to practice functional mobility and walking with assistive devices. 

    • June 09, 2014

      In Guatemala the summer after her freshman year at Drexel, Kaelee Shepherd sat in the passenger seat of a car as it stopped at a red light. A young girl, maybe 7 or 8, walked up to her window.

    • June 06, 2014

      Drexel has broken ground for a major expansion of its nurse-managed health center in North Philadelphia. Philadelphia City Council President Darrell L. Clarke was on hand for the ceremonial event with Drexel President John A. Fry, benefactors Stephen and Sandra Sheller and others.

    • June 02, 2014

      Eight Drexel faculty members will be promoted to full professor effective Sept. 1. And with expertise ranging from architecture to photography, research covering everything from overeating to solar energy and international connections stretching to India, Japan, Ireland and beyond, they鈥檙e a diverse group.

    • May 29, 2014

      91制片厂 has been awarded funding from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) of $1.2 million over five years to implement strategies intended to increase the retention of undergraduate students in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) majors.

    • May 22, 2014

      For the second consecutive year a record-breaking seven Drexel students and alumni have been offered study and research grants by the prestigious Fulbright U.S. Student Program.

    • May 22, 2014

      More than 5,000 students will graduate from 91制片厂 at its 127th Commencement on June 13 and 14 in five separate ceremonies. Drexel will award 20 honorary degrees to prominent individuals, including NBC News鈥 chief foreign affairs correspondent Andrea Mitchell, legendary architect Robert A.M. Stern and MIT professor Robert Langer 鈥 the most cited engineer in history.

    • May 19, 2014

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      Winners of the 2014 Drexel World Fusion Fest’s World in Focus Photo Contest were announced at a reception in the New College Building Student Lounge on April 11. 

    • May 19, 2014

      The University’s Men’s and Women’s Rowing Teams were kept hydrated and well-nourished during the Dad Vail Regatta...

    • May 19, 2014

      Effective March 24, Ginny Wilson assumed the Track Director role for the Innovation and Intra/Entrepreneurship Advanced Practice Nursing Program. This is an exclusive program for highly-disciplined and independent-thinking graduate nursing students...

    • May 19, 2014

      This year’s class of Macy Undergraduate Fellows had a unique opportunity to learn about community programs this quarter.

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      Stephanie Maxine Ross, Director of the Complementary and Integrative Therapies Advanced Study Program at the College of Nursing and Health Professions, has been appointed Associate Science Editor of the highly respected, peer-reviewed Holistic Nursing Practice Journal. 

    • May 19, 2014

      The 91制片厂 Nursing Education Institute (DUNEI) is fast approaching. There is still time to learn more about DUNEI and to . 

    • May 19, 2014

      Roberta Waite, an associate professor and Assistant Dean of Academic Integration and Evaluation of Community Programs, has been accepted as a Fellow of the National League for Nursing’s (NLN) Academy of Nursing Education.

    • May 19, 2014

      If you’re looking for advice on building a successful career in nursing, look no further than Gloria Donnelly’s , a serious tip list with a cheeky twist.

    • May 19, 2014

      Highlights from our participation in the Annual Philadelphia Science Festival's Carnival on the Parkway...

    • May 19, 2014

      Current Family Nurse Practitioner student Kristen Joy Nesbitt was surprised by Walgreens representatives during a meeting at the Pyramid Club in Philadelphia on May 5. 

    • May 19, 2014

      A team of three nursing professors from the Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions, led by Jill Derstine, traveled to Eternal University’s Akal College of Nursing, located in the foothills of the Himalayas in India. 

    • April 23, 2014

      The press of a button triggering a chain reaction of more than 300 energy transfers will serve as the elaborate opening to the 2014 Philadelphia Science Festival. The harbinger of this year鈥檚 week of science excitement is a Rube Goldberg machine 鈥揳 complex device designed to perform a simple task- built by Drexel engineering students with the goal of setting a world record.

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      Dr. Donna Sabella, an assistant clinical professor at the College of Nursing and Health Professions, travelled to Uganda to provide maternal and child healthcare education to locals for two weeks.

    • April 22, 2014

      Dean Donnelly and the CNHP Alumni Network hosted a reception for alumni and friends in conjunction with the 26th Annual Scientific Sessions of the Eastern Nursing Research Society on April 10 at the Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown Hotel.

    • April 22, 2014

      “Every society invests in their future by making sure that their babies born today grow up to be healthy adults tomorrow,” said associate professor in the Graduate Nursing Department Joan Bloch. “And we know that healthy mothers have healthy babies,” she continued.

    • April 22, 2014

      The Behavioral Health Counseling (BHC) Department at Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions presented the first in a series of colloquia on March 11.

    • April 22, 2014

      Ellen Giarelli, EdD, and Kathleen Fisher, PhD, from the College of Nursing and Health Professions and Jennifer Plumb, DSW/LSW, PhD, from the University’s AJ Drexel Autism Center were awarded conference grant funding from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality NIH/AHRQ.

    • April 22, 2014

      The College of Nursing and Health Professions and Drexel Online have created the world’s very first graduate certificate program in Integrative Addictions Therapy which is slated to begin in Fall 2014. 

    • April 22, 2014

      As part of her mission to showcase the outstanding nursing work done at the College, Goldschmidt has been a regular technology column writer for the Journal of Pediatric Nursing for the past three years.

    • April 22, 2014

      Stephen F. Gambescia, PhD, the Assistant Dean of Academic and Student Affairs and a clinical professor in the College of Nursing and Health Professions’ Health Services Administration Department, has been appointed founding editor of the new journal Pedagogy in Health Promotion: The Science of Teaching and Learning.

    • April 22, 2014

      Maureen P. Davey, PhD, along with Roy A. Bean and Sean D. Davis, edited a book entitled Clinical Supervision Activities for Increasing Competence and Self-Awareness.

    • April 22, 2014

      Students from the ACE Program, along with their family and friends, gathered together to celebrate the students’ completion of the rigorous eleven-month program that is the shortest of its kind in the nation.

    • April 22, 2014

      Get to know the College’s students, faculty, staff, and alumni on a whole new level through our new series, “You Thought You Knew.” You might be surprised by what you learn!

    • April 22, 2014

      Marc Fliegelman, a nurse at the Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services Center, has just been named a 2014 Philadelphia/Tri-State Nurse.com Nursing Excellence GEM Award regional finalist in the Home, Community & Ambulatory Care category.

    • April 22, 2014

      Rachael Ray, a well-known television personality and celebrity chef recently invited Jennifer Nasser, PhD, an associate professor of Nutrition Sciences at the College of Nursing and Health Professions to join her on set to explain human brain responses to certain foods.

    • April 22, 2014

      Omolabake Fadeyibi, an instructor of Health Assessment and Community Health at Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions realized her dream of giving back to the two places she calls home when she created her own non-profit organization, LabakCare.

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      Student Affairs, Center City hosted another Dine and Discuss event on February 27 in the New College Building. Students representing a variety of health profession majors enjoyed free food and participated in a discussion about violence and trauma prevention in hospital emergency rooms.

    • March 20, 2014

      Students in the second class of the Macy Leadership Program at the College are currently enrolled in a unique course called Group Dynamics and Leading Teams. 

    • March 20, 2014

      It was just announced that the Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions’ Student Nurses Association of Pennsylvania (SNAP) Chapter will be recognized by the National Student Nurses Association (NSNA) as a Stellar School Chapter.

    • March 20, 2014

      Millions of people suffer from chronic pain every year and, consequently, millions of people feel estranged from their social life, family, and physical body. “The body becomes the enemy so you try to get rid of the pain and almost get rid of your body,” associate professor in the creative arts therapies Joke Bradt, PhD, said. “People with chronic pain often see personal relationships destroyed because of their pain. The pain breaks down communication and leads to many misunderstandings and frustration. People often end up feeling lonely and isolated.”

    • March 20, 2014

      Guy Diamond, PhD, joined the Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions’ Couple and Family Therapy Department as a full-time permanent faculty member at the start of the new year after serving in a visiting professor role during 2013. A renowned expert in adolescent suicide screening and depression treatment, he joins us at the pinnacle of a career filled with important publications, accolades, groundbreaking research, and an outstanding grant funding history.

    • March 20, 2014

      Students from the Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Program (PMHNP) at the College of Nursing and Health Professions were invited to tour the Philadelphia Prison System on February 18 during their On Campus Intensive (OCI) days.  MHM Services, Inc., one of the largest mental health providers to jails and prisons throughout eleven states nationwide, has agreed to provide Drexel’s PMHNP students opportunities to complete clinical hours and experiences within their system...

    • March 20, 2014

      Hearing about the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) proposed changes to the Nutrition Facts labels in the U.S. while I am studying in Israel is a pleasant reminder of the exciting issues that I will be jumping back into when I return home.  As a dietetic intern at a sports clinic in Jerusalem, I recognize the importance of the Nutrition Facts label as a tool to help people make informed, healthy food choices...

    • March 20, 2014

      At a special luncheon at the Paul Peck Alumni Center on February 17, 91制片厂 and the College of Nursing and Health Professions celebrated a $2.5 million gift from the Sheller Family Foundation for the expansion of 11th Street Family Health Services of 91制片厂. Groundbreaking for the expansion project of the nurse-managed health center, which has been renamed in the benefactors’ honor, is expected to take place next month.

    • March 03, 2014

      Lisa Chiarello, PhD, professor and Director of the PhD Program in Rehabilitation Sciences, was informed that she will receive the American Physical Therapy Association’s (APTA) highest honor of membership. Chiarello will become a Catherine Worthingham Fellow at the upcoming June meeting of the APTA.

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      It’s not news that some college students choose to drink alcohol. That some of these drinkers actually choose to, or unintentionally, become intoxicated while drinking and experience an array of consequences is likewise no secret. 

    • February 28, 2014

      The Office of University Wellness is introducing a new program for all benefit-eligible employees called Dragon Nutrition. The program will pair a 91制片厂 registered dietitian with an employee for a series of one-on-one nutritional consultations. 

    • February 28, 2014

      The Macy Undergraduate Leadership Program was created in 2011 by Dr. Roberta Waite, an associate professor of nursing, the Dean for Academic Integration and Evaluation of Community Programs, and a Macy Faculty Scholar alumna of the Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation. The program aims to mold students from the College of Nursing and Health Professions into future leaders in the healthcare field. 

    • February 28, 2014

      There are approximately 3.1 million adolescents who smoke. The problem is that the human brain does not fully develop until people reach their mid-20’s, and so tobacco use is especially harmful to adolescents. Furthermore, almost 90% of adult smokers started when they were teenagers, explained Suzan Blacher, an assistant professor in the online RN-BSN Program at the College of Nursing and Health Professions.

    • February 28, 2014

      Oooohs and ahhhhhs filled the room when Dr. Robbie Melton, Associate Vice Chancellor for the Tennessee Board of Regents, visited the College of Nursing and Health Professions last month. 

    • February 28, 2014

      Paulina Sockolow, DrPH, an assistant professor in Health Systems and Services Research, is working with an interdisciplinary team to bring a psycho-educational behavioral intervention to the smartphones of inner city teens. 

    • February 28, 2014

      Tucked away on the second floor of the College of Nursing and Health Professions’ Three Parkway facilities is the newly developed Gait Lab of the Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences. 

    • February 28, 2014

      “Self-care is so important to my field because of the burnout rate,” said Jenny Sacks, a 2012 graduate of the Master’s in Couple and Family Therapy Program and a therapist in the Thomas Jefferson University Health System. “You’ll hear from your colleagues that they need a vacation or that they just can’t handle their caseload."

    • February 28, 2014

      “The Behavioral Health Counseling Program teaches you that a person is a person,” said Alison Reynolds, a student in the College’s Behavioral Health Counseling Program. 

    • February 21, 2014

      91制片厂 will begin a major expansion of its nurse-managed health center which is nationally recognized as a model of integrated care. With a new gift of $2.5 million from the Sheller Family Foundation, the center at 850 N. 11th Street will break ground for a new wing this spring, with the expanded building to be renamed the Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services Center.

    • February 19, 2014

      Students at the College of Nursing and Health Professions regularly demonstrate how caring they are. Not only do they care about the academic excellence, but they also care about helping their peers to succeed. Senior Health Services Administration (HSAD) Program students Jane Lee and Mahawa Kpada are prime examples...

    • February 19, 2014

      On February 5, current students from the College of Nursing and Health Professions were treated to a panel discussion with four successful alumni in an event presented by the College’s Alumni Network. The panelists, who represented a variety of different health professions, each began their careers as Drexel students.

    • February 19, 2014

      Katherine Petroka, a first year Master’s in Nutrition student, provides some alternative healthy snacks to fuel mind and body.

    • February 19, 2014

      Kat Raiser often has to explain what it means to be a "pre-junior" in a five year program. Sound familiar?

    • February 19, 2014

      Radhika Parikh is a junior in the Accelerated Physician Assistant Program at the College of Nursing and Health Professions. She is also pursuing a minor in business from the LeBow College of Business. In this interview, Parikh gives insight into the benefits of completing a minor at Drexel, and how it has helped her become a well-rounded student.

    • January 22, 2014

      Kathleen Fisher, PhD, is a federally funded researcher and an associate professor in the Doctor of Nursing Practice Department at the Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions. Since 1999 she has been working in the field of intellectual and developmental disability, or I/DD.

    • January 21, 2014

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      “Choice, hope, and empowerment.”  These are the three words Veronica Carey, PhD, an assistant clinical professor in the Behavioral Health Counseling Department, used to describe the potential outcomes of psychiatric rehabilitation. 

    • January 21, 2014

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      Current BSN student Noah Zuares shares what it is like to be a male nursing student at 91制片厂, his path to the nursing profession, and the reasons why he wanted to be involved in the establishment of the Drexel Male Nurses’ Association.

    • January 21, 2014

      Year after year, losing weight is one of the most popular New Year’s resolutions in The United States. With the promise to themselves to lose weight in the new year, people often times opt to go for the perceived “magic bullets” of dieting, the fad diets.

    • January 21, 2014

       In 2013, Donna Sabella, PhD, of the book Sex Trafficking: A Clinical Guide for Nurses, which was just named an American Journal of Nursing (AJN) Book of the Year Award recipient in the Community-Public Health category. 

    • January 21, 2014

      Samantha Beaino, an undergraduate student in the Nutrition Sciences Department at the College of Nursing and Health Professions, was recently awarded the Urban Sustainability Initiative Fellowship Grant (USI) for a total of $7,500.

    • January 21, 2014

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    • January 21, 2014

      Patti Zuzelo, EdD, a clinical professor of Nursing in the College of Nursing and Health Professions, was recently selected to serve on a national expert panel within the American Academy of Nursing, dealing specifically with the health care concerns of individuals in the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) community.

    • January 08, 2014

      Consumers tend to think of sit-down restaurants as offering healthier options than fast-food venues but there is little evidence to support that idea. In a new study of nutritional values for menu items at sit-down chain restaurants in the Philadelphia region, Drexel researchers determined the healthfulness of food in various menu categories, including the restaurants鈥 鈥渉ealthy choice鈥 offerings. They report that an average restaurant meal is not very healthy at all.

    • December 19, 2013

      On December 3, the Scholars for Academic Success hosted an event called "How Mentors Change Lives" in the New College Building's Geary Hall A. The event consisted of a panel of mentors and mentees from 91制片厂...

    • December 19, 2013

      Recent graduate Sandra Brinkman-Denney’s capstone manuscript, entitled “An International Comparison of the Clinical Trials Nurse Role,” was published in the December issue of the British journal, Nursing Management-UK...

    • December 19, 2013

      Rose Ann DiMaria-Ghalili, PhD, an associate professor in the Doctor of Nursing Practice Department, recently published three journal articles. The first article was titled...

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      On December 13, 91制片厂 recognized faculty and staff who have given significant years of service to the institution with a Service Recognition Lunch at the Sheraton Center City Hotel. All 2013 Service Recognition honorees and their direct supervisors were invited to attend...

    • December 19, 2013

      On November 7, The 91制片厂 Physician Assistant Department hosted a forum for the Agency for Healthcare Quality and Research (AHRQ). This inter-professional forum was part of the AHRQ study...

    • December 19, 2013

      BSN co-op seniors, Noah Zuares and Kyle Coles, presented a poster at the 2013 American Assembly for Men in Nursing Annual Conference in Newark, New Jersey. Zuares and Coles presented the findings of their Internet survey through which they investigated...

    • December 19, 2013

      Members of the Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions’ Nursing faculty attended the 42nd annual Nursing Honors Society Convention hosted in Indianapolis, Indiana from November 16-20...

    • December 19, 2013

      As healthcare options grow more advanced, and as more people are seeking care due to the recent passage of the Affordable Care Act, nurses who have at least a bachelor’s degree are more likely to secure a job than candidates who have only an RN, according to (AACN)...

    • December 19, 2013

      "As a second year student in the Radiologic Technology Program at Drexel, I’ve seen multiple trauma cases and have participated as much as possible alongside residents and techs.  These experiences have proven to increase my overall..."

    • December 19, 2013

      Stem cell research has been on the forefront of ethical debates for years, but there is no denying the power and uniqueness of the stem cell. Cheryl Mele, an assistant clinical professor...

    • December 19, 2013

      For Nicole Willcox, who graduated from The College of Nursing and Health Professions’ Master’s in Art Therapy Program in 2008, providing therapy to those who really need it is not just a job, it’s her life’s passion. The tragedy that occurred at Sandy Hook Elementary School on...

    • December 19, 2013

      The Drexel Social Science Committee (SCC) recently chose Constance Perry, PhD, an associate professor in the Health Services Administration Department, along with several other Drexel professors from various colleges, to receive support from the...

    • December 18, 2013

      We鈥檝e tried to round up some of the Drexel news that most shaped the year 2013, on campus and off.

    • December 16, 2013

      Too often, President John Fry said last week, Drexel's Center City Campus has been treated as an offshoot, entirely separate from the University City Campus. It's time for that to end, he said.

    • December 16, 2013

      91制片厂 is opening a new research institute that will strive to answer some of the most challenging questions about energy and environmental sustainability facing the nation today.

    • December 02, 2013

      The brisk November weather did not deter participants from gathering at 11th Street Family Health Services of 91制片厂 on Saturday, November 16 for the health center’s first annual “Gobble Gallop,” a 2.06 mile course designed by 11th Street Fitness Trainer John Kirby...

    • December 02, 2013

      Are you the type of person who loves traveling and learning about new cultures? Are you seeking cooperative education opportunities in another country? You’re now likely to find the information you need, thanks to the new Going Global resource at Drexel...

    • December 02, 2013

      Ellen Giarelli, EdD, an associate professor in the College of Nursing and Health Professions’ graduate nursing program, was invited to the University of Colombia in Bogota, Colombia by the Nursing School’s Dean...

    • December 02, 2013

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    • December 02, 2013

      This year marks the , a charitable program through which Drexel alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends have provided holiday turkeys to local families in need.

    • December 02, 2013

      Congratulations to Redian Furxhiu, a senior academic advisor for the MSN Advanced Role Department, who received a 2013 Distance Learning Award.  He was recognized by the University for his achievements in a ceremony on November 12, where he was presented with the Outstanding Online Professional Staff Award...

    • December 02, 2013

      Erika Barrington (MA ’13) and Amy Capomacchio (MA ’13) hosted a workshop called Theatre of the Oppressed for mental health professionals at Studio 34 in Philadelphia. The workshop consisted of games and theatrical exercises designed to help improve communication skills...

    • December 02, 2013

      For those who have had questions about writing a successful journal abstract, look no further than our own Stephen Gambescia, PhD’s most recent publication. A clinical professor in the Health Administration Department and the Assistant Dean for Academic Student Affairs, Dr. Gambescia recently published “A brief on writing an abstract,”  in the international journal Education for Health. 

    • December 02, 2013

      On behalf of the Office of Student Affairs, Center City Office, we decided to host a networking event to foster interactions between graduate students at Drexel, while also creating awareness about the Office and the work that we do. Often as a graduate student it is fairly easy to become immersed in your program and the people you see and are with all of the time.

    • December 02, 2013

      Congratulations to Kate Morse, PhD, an assistant clinical professor and Chair of the Nurse Practitioner Program, who was accepted into the National League for Nursing’s Leadership Development Program for Simulation Educators...

    • December 02, 2013

      Fabrisia Ambrosio, PhD sometimes pauses when she is introduced as a graduate of MCP Hahnemann University’s Physical Therapy Program. Although we recognize her as one of our astounding Drexel graduates, her Curriculum Vitae, website biography and countless presentation and lecture introductions still include the MCP Hahnemann name...

    • December 02, 2013

      As an Academic Advisor at Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions, I often encounter situations that test my ethical framework. For example, what criteria determine if an exception to a policy is appropriate, how should I approach a colleague whom I suspect is misinforming students, and what is the best way to advise a student who is unlikely to be retained? 

    • December 02, 2013

      “Makia!” Emily Nussdorfer chanted loudly while rocking forward and rolling her arms back and forth like an ocean wave. “Mana wa,” she continued, repeating the same gesture. Nussdorfer, a 2001 Creative Arts Therapies Program graduate, led participants in an Indigenous Hawaiin Dance workshop...

    • December 02, 2013

    • December 02, 2013

      Maureen Hammond has memories of her mother’s stacks of index cards, which she would tote around in case an opportunity arose to cram a few minutes of study time. Maureen was in middle school when her mom, Mary Hammond, grinded her way through the Accelerated Career Entry (ACE) BSN Program at the College of Nursing and Health Professions. Mary was a member of the second class of ACE graduates and a self-identified “Queen of Notecards.”

    • December 02, 2013

      In June, a new post-graduate clinical physical therapy residency program in conjunction with the College of Nursing and Health Professions’ faculty practice initiatives was implemented in the Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences. Its mission is to provide post-professional didactic and clinical training to physical therapists who seek...

    • December 02, 2013

      Cerebral palsy, a term that encompasses a group of motor conditions, movement disorders, and muscle tone or posture disorders, affects almost 800,000 Americans. Robert Palisano, PT, a distinguished professor in the College of Nursing and Health Professions’ Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences, has been researching cerebral palsy in children and adolescents for the past twenty years...

    • November 18, 2013

      An evaluation team led by the 91制片厂 School of Public Health has published a new study demonstrating that customers of full-service restaurants use nutritional labeling on menus to make healthier food choices. The customers who reported they used labels purchased 400 fewer calories (representing a relative difference of 20 percent), 370 milligrams less sodium and 10 grams less saturated fat than the overall average.

    • November 13, 2013

    • November 13, 2013

      On November 6, the College of Nursing and Health Profession’s Center City Student Advisory Board met to talk about topics such as the recent Family Weekend event, Studypalooza, Student Orientation, the new Health Professions Dinner and Discussion events, the Dean’s Town Hall Meeting, the opening of the LGBTQ Center on Main Campus, and...

    • November 13, 2013

      Roberta Waite, EdD, an associate professor and Dean of Academic Integration and Evaluation of Community Programs, and Maureen Davey, PhD, an associate professor in the Couple and Family Therapy Department...

    • November 13, 2013

      MinJung Shim, a doctoral candidate in the Creative Arts Therapies Department at Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions, recently attended a conference on Integrative Oncology in Vancouver, British Columbia...

    • November 13, 2013

      On October 25, second year Drexel Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) students attended an interdisciplinary panel discussion in the Geary B auditorium of the New College Building. The purpose of the panel was to discuss the reality of working in clinical medicine and the role of the Physical Therapist in that setting.

    • November 13, 2013

      Margo Orlin, PT, an associate professor and Interim Chair of the College’s Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences, was recently elected President of the United Cerebral Palsy Association (UCP) of Philadelphia and Vicinity.

    • November 13, 2013

      Roberta Waite, EdD, an associate professor and the Dean of Academic Integration and Evaluation of Community Programs at the College, co-authored an article titled “Self-Rated Health and Association with ACEs” in The Journal of Behavioral Health with Maureen Davey, PhD, an associate professor in the Couple and Family Therapy Department.

    • November 13, 2013

      Jennie Pless is a 2013 graduate of the Health Services Administration Program. During the program, she launched her business, , an employment specialists agency that provides services to individuals with disabilities.

    • November 13, 2013

      Meet Tina, the 28 year-old woman with whom many CNHP students are now familiar...

    • November 13, 2013

      On October 17, 91制片厂’s Physician Assistant Department participated in the Annual PA Education Conference in Memphis, Tennessee.

    • November 13, 2013

      On May 28, students in Drexel’s Masters in Human Nutrition Program attended a conference on sports medicine and exercise science in Indianapolis, Indiana. Professionals from around the globe came to share new clinical techniques, scientific advancements and cutting-edge research in...

    • November 13, 2013

      Congratulations to the second class of Macy Undergraduate Leadership Fellows, which includes...

    • November 13, 2013

      Roberta Waite, EdD, an associate professor and the Dean of Academic Integration and Evaluation of Community Programs at the College, published a review paper entitled “Underage Drinking: An Evolutionary Concept Analysis” in Nursing Clinics of North America...

    • November 13, 2013

      Dana Murphy-Parker’s article was featured as the top story of this year’s fifth issue of DEAN’s Notes, which is published as a service to the National Student Nurses’ Association for nursing school deans, administrators and faculty. 

    • November 13, 2013

      Rose Ann Di Maria-Ghalili, PhD, an associate professor in the College of Nursing and Health Professions’ Division of Graduate Nursing, recently published an article entitled “” in the journal, Biological Research for Nursing...

    • November 13, 2013

      Drexel CNHP faculty Stephanie Brooks, PhD and Roberta Waite, EdD co-authored two chapters for the new book, The Distracted Couple: The Impact of ADHD on Adult Relationships (Crown House Publishing 2013). Their chapters are “Breaking the Silence: ADHD and African American Couples” and “African American Couples and ADHD: A Multilevel Approach.” ADHD has been relatively understudied in relationships and marriages, and even more so in...

    • November 13, 2013

      Infant feeding behavior encompasses a wide array of actions including breastfeeding, bottle feeding and the introduction of solid foods.

    • November 13, 2013

      Congratulations to Donna Sabella, PhD, Director of Global Studies and an assistant clinical professor of Nursing, who was recently named Managing Editor of The Journal of Human Trafficking. The international journal will be a new addition to the Routledge group...

    • November 13, 2013

      At a ceremony on November 4, the RN-BSN Online Team was presented with a 2013 President’s Award for Excellence...

    • October 24, 2013

      Stella Volpe, PhD, a professor and Chair of the Nutrition Sciences Department at Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions, published a journal article entitled “Magnesium in Disease Prevention and Overall Health” in the May 2013 issue of Advanced Nutrition. 

    • October 24, 2013

      Stephen Gambescia, PhD, a clinical professor in the Department of Health Services Administration, presented at an international conference in New York in mid-August around the theme, Poeticizing the Urban Apparatus: Scenes of Innovation. 

    • October 24, 2013

      The October 11 issue of the Chartings e-newsletter included a story titled “CNHP Faculty and Staff Challenged to Think About Diversity” that listed members of the College’s Diversity Task Force...

    • October 24, 2013

      We are pleased to announce the following Tenure Track, Tenured and Non-Tenure Track Faculty promotions that take effect this Fall...

    • October 24, 2013

      Jacqui Van Grouw, a Master’s student in Human Nutrition at Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions, published a paper entitled “Childhood Obesity in America” in the October 2013 issue of Current Opinion in Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Obesity with Stella Volpe, PhD...

    • October 24, 2013

      On October 1, the Center City Student Affairs Office of 91制片厂 led a volunteer fair for all College of Nursing and Health Professions students in the New College Building’s Geary Auditorium Lobby. 

    • October 24, 2013

      On October 2, distance learning faculty reached an impressive milestone when they conducted an online learning session, via BlackBoard’s “Collaborate” tool, with a record 215 students in attendance. 

    • October 24, 2013

      Creative Arts Therapies faculty members Donna Kaiser, PhD and Yasmine Awais each published separate articles in the September issue of the Journal of the American Art Therapy Association. 

    • October 24, 2013

      On October 8, a delegation from the country of Oman, a country situated in southwest Asia, visited the Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions to discuss our nursing programs and research. 

    • October 24, 2013

      Rose Ann DiMaria-Ghalili, PhD, an associate professor in the College of Nursing and Health Professions’ Division of Graduate Nursing, presented a webinar entitled “Characteristics of Hospitalized Patients with Malnutrition” on September 23 to kick off Malnutrition Awareness Week. As a member of the Malnutrition Committee for the American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition (A.S.P.E.N.), DiMaria-Ghalili sought to inform fellow clinicians about...

    • October 24, 2013

      On October 16, the 11th Street community welcomed a brand new public artwork into the neighborhood landscape: a mural called A Healing Home...

    • October 24, 2013

      Tell us what you think about the Chartings e-newsletter! Your opinion matters to us. 

    • October 24, 2013

      It was a gathering scheduled by Drexel’s Vice Provost for Research, Dr. Deborah Crawford, PhD, that fortuitously allowed Elizabeth Gonzalez, PhD and Eugenia Ellis, PhD to meet for the first time. 

    • October 24, 2013

      During his second year of nursing school at the University of Buea in his native Cameroon, Maboh Nkwati was exposed to nursing philosophies and principals and felt that he was “home.” 

    • October 09, 2013

    • October 09, 2013

      91制片厂 is on the rise, and our alumni- especially our young alumni- are a big reason why. At the College of Nursing and Health Professions, we want to make sure our alumni are seen and heard...

    • October 09, 2013

      Rita K. Adeniran, DrNP, who graduated from Drexel’s Doctor of Nursing Practice Program in 2011, is channeling her passion for creating diverse and inclusive healthcare environments into leading the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania’s Fourth Biennial Symposium on Cultural Competence in mid-November...

    • October 09, 2013

      Fran Cornelius, PhD, clinical professor and Chair of the Division of Graduate Nursing, and Karyn Holt, PhD, an associate clinical professor in the Division of Graduate Nursing, have ignited a new initiative to increase faculty collaboration, improve student engagement, and better the work environment across the University. Through a series of periodic mini-conferences in a series aptly named “Raise the Bar,” that are delivered both in-person and via webcast...

    • October 09, 2013

      For junior student Shivani Amin, who is currently studying in the 5-year accelerated Pre-Physician Assistant Program, the Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions (CNHP) could not have been a better fit. Situated in the fifth largest city in the United States and connected to seemingly boundless opportunities worldwide, 91制片厂 and the CNHP have helped shape Amin’s career goals early in her education...

    • October 09, 2013

      On September 12 and 13, the Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions hosted the 6th annual Inside the Simulation Studio Conference in collaboration with the NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine. Titled “The Brave New World of Simulation: Exploring the Human Factor,” the conference included- for the first time since its founding- a set of pre-conference workshops...

    • October 09, 2013

      Fran Cornelius, PhD, a clinical professor and Department Chair of the Division of Graduate Nursing, published a book in 2013 that received a notable 4 star review. She co-authored ...

    • October 09, 2013

      Carol Patton, PhD, a clinical faculty member at Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions, was recently selected as one of the few members appointed to an advisory committee of the American Nurses Association...

    • October 09, 2013

      Alison K. Ventura, PhD, an assistant professor in the Nutrition Sciences Department at the College of Nursing and Health Professions, recently published an about nutrition and child development. According to Ventura, “learning about flavors in foods begins in the womb and during early infancy...

    • October 09, 2013

      Jennifer Quinlan, associate professor of Nutrition Sciences at Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions, recently published an article entitled “Foodborne Illness Incidence Rates and Food Safety Risks for Populations of Low Socioeconomic Status and Minority Race/Ethnicity: A Review of the Literature” in The International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health.

    • October 09, 2013

      At 11th Street Family Health Services of 91制片厂, patients and community members are learning to cut down their salt intake by seasoning their food with herbs and spices. Here, 11th Street staff experts share their knowledge and recommendations...

    • October 09, 2013

      Beth Leonberg, an assistant clinical professor in the Nutrition Sciences Program and Director of the Didactic Program in Dietetics, recently published the second edition of her guidebook, ...

    • October 09, 2013

      On October 4, Tazuko Shibusawa, PhD, Dean and Director of the Master’s in Social Work Program at New York University’s Silver School of Social Work, gave a presentation about the “Challenges of Diversity” on 91制片厂’s Center City campus...

    • October 09, 2013

      When I stepped onto the stage to sing the Star Spangled Banner at the National Student Nurses’ Association’s 61st Annual Convention Opening Ceremony last year, I never could have guessed where that performance would take me just five months later. On September 18, I was reunited with my duet partner Bianca Green to sing in front of hundreds of emergency nurses from across the world...

    • October 09, 2013

      For College of Nursing and Health Professions student Mahmoud Shurbaji, a “typical” day is anything but typical. His day starts with an early morning Crew practice in the chilly waters of the Schuylkill River, followed by afternoon classes in Center City, eventually ending with a few late-night meetings. In addition to being a Health Services Administration (HSAD) major, with double minors in Business Administration and Operations Management, Shurbaji is also the President of the Drexel Undergraduate Student Government Association (USGA) and a member of the...

    • October 01, 2013

      Some people may not consider painting a picture a traditional component of health care. To take that notion further, some may not consider murals an important part of a healthy community. But, despite those expectations, nearly thirty patients at 11th Street Family Health Services of 91制片厂 and many more members of their community have come together to help individuals be healthier and to make their communities stronger, through creating public art. They will dedicate and celebrate their artwork, entitled "A Healing Home," On October 16.

    • October 01, 2013

      The College of Nursing and Health Professions welcomes two new faculty members, Deeptha Sukumar, PhD and Brandy-Joe Milliron, PhD.

    • October 01, 2013

      Melissa Kavanaugh, a Master’s in Human Nutrition student at the College of Nursing and Health Professions, was recently awarded the prestigious Sara Clemen Parks Scholarship from the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. The $1,000 scholarship is awarded to students on the basis of...

    • October 01, 2013

      Stella Volpe, PhD, professor and Chair of the Department of Nutrition Sciences, gave two keynote lectures, one in Brazil and the other in England.  On August 30, she presented her research, “Obesity and Diabetes Prevention across the Lifespan..."

    • October 01, 2013

      The Department of Nutrition Sciences is very pleased to announce that, beginning during the fall quarter 2013, nutrition counseling services will be available to every Drexel student as a benefit of their student status...

    • October 01, 2013

      In investigating the food safety challenges that Philadelphia area residents experience in their kitchens, Jennifer Quinlan, PhD, an associate professor in the Nutrition Sciences Department decided it was best to actually get inside some of these kitchens...

    • October 01, 2013

      Thanks to Master of Human Nutrition graduate Svetlana Thaler ‘12, the Drexel community has yet another way to eat healthfully on or near campus. In a research project she conducted with Professor Nyree Dardarian, Thaler examined the options available at local food trucks, giving each truck a rating based on...

    • October 01, 2013

      Fruits and vegetables are essential to a healthy diet. When we’re in a store picking out a beautiful piece of fruit, we don’t stop to ask ourselves, “Were pesticides used in the growing process of this apple? Who harvested this apple and how much were they exposed to these pesticides?”

    • October 01, 2013

      How would you like to eat your meals lying on your back, in a metal tube, surrounded by a symphony of strange noises and goggled researchers? This is what it would be like to eat dinner inside of a functional MRI instrument...

    • September 12, 2013

      The October 2013 issue of the Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing includes an article written by Jennifer Scott, BSN, RN, OCN, a graduate nursing student from the College of Nursing and Health Professions.

    • September 12, 2013

      Nyree Dardarian, a professor in the Nutrition Sciences Department, was quoted in a recent Prevention magazine article about a gluten-free grain called amaranth.

    • September 12, 2013

      “The job search doesn’t begin with clicking the ‘apply’ button; it begins with understanding what employers are looking for and demonstrating that understanding in your materials. It’s also about and cultivating and maintaining relationships in your field,” said Nicole Dalberto, Senior Coordinator for Graduating Students and Recent Alumni at the Steinbright Career Development Center...

    • September 12, 2013

      Jean MacFadyen, PhD will encourage cross-global innovation in her fall Graduate Nursing course, “Innovation in Advanced Nursing Practice: Theory and Application.” The course was chosen to be taught as a Global Classroom, a newly-created program that engages Drexel students with students at one of 91制片厂’s partner universities abroad through a range of online technologies.

    • September 12, 2013

      What business is generating more revenue than Starbucks, Nike and Google put together? Human sex trafficking, a chilling new NURSE.com reveals...

    • September 12, 2013

      As Drexel Physical Therapy students, we all are assigned to committees in our second year of graduate school. I chose to serve on the International Committee,  which runs any and all international affairs, though its main focus for the most part has been organizing the annual (HIM) trip to Guatemala that second year Physical Therapy students take...

    • September 12, 2013

      Yasmine Awais, the new Assistant Director of Art Therapy within the College’s Department of Creative Arts Therapies, was awarded the first-ever Rawley Silver Research Award from the American Art Therapy Association (AATA). Awais earned the first award for her project, “Assessing Diversity in Art Therapy Programs..."

    • September 12, 2013

      Rising nursing sophomore Pelagia “Peggy” Papathomas presented her poster, “Sources of Measurement Error in Evidence Based Research,” as part of the Pennoni STAR Scholar Program at 91制片厂 on August 28. Her research studied the intrinsic and extrinsic factors that can cause inaccuracies in the data collected for a study.

    • September 12, 2013

      Veronica Carey, PhD, an assistant clinical professor in the Behavioral Health Counseling Department and Associate Director of the Department’s Saturday Scholars Program, has been appointed as the first Chair of the Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association (PRA) Academy....

    • September 12, 2013

      Stella Volpe, Chair of the Nutrition Sciences Department, was quoted in a Philadelphia Inquirer article on August 23, titled “Five Phila.-area schools to begin wellness program.”

    • September 09, 2013

      Shauna Henley is the 91制片厂 graduate student behind the 鈥淒on鈥檛 Wash Your Chicken鈥 education campaign that鈥檚 appearing in media reports around the nation.

    • August 29, 2013

    • August 29, 2013

      Paul Nolan, Director of Music Therapy at the College of Nursing and Health Professions, has learned from the Certification Board for Music Therapists that Drexel students have regularly aced the Board Certification Exam for a decade. Results for the past 10 years indicate that Drexel graduates scored consistently above the national average for a 96.5 pass rate. 

    • August 29, 2013

      Cascades of rosemary emit a pungent, pine-like aroma with a woody camphoraceous note. This aromatic shrub has scaly bark and tiny pale-blue flowers that coalesce, nestled among dense leathery, needle-like leaves...

    • August 29, 2013

      Robert Palisano, ScD, Lisa Chiarello, PhD, and Margo Orlin, PhD, co-authored articles published in the Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology Journal that were the 6th and 21st most cited in the year 2012.

    • August 29, 2013

      Faculty from the Nurse Anesthesia Department have returned to school part-time to obtain their doctoral degrees in accordance with a mandate from the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs...

    • August 29, 2013

      Drexel Pre-Physician Assistant student Alexandra Kirczow and Nursing student Judith Parent had the unique opportunity to connect with hospice patients on a personal level while taking a summer course called “Life is Beautiful.”

    • August 29, 2013

      This September, pick up a copy of Art As Research, a new book about art-based research, and you will see a chapter written by Nancy Gerber, PhD, with Elizabeth Templeton and PhD students from CNHP’s Creative Arts Therapies Program...

    • August 29, 2013

      91制片厂 was the only college or university nationally to win a from The Wellness Council of America this year...

    • August 29, 2013

      Sherry Goodill, PhD, a clinical professor and Chair of the Creative Arts Therapies Department at the College of Nursing and Health Professions, presented on a panel called the Continuum of Arts & Health Practitioners: Creative Arts Therapists, Artists in Residence, Performer. 

    • August 29, 2013

      91制片厂’s Physical Therapy Club and the hosted a 5k Fun Run on the morning of July 13 to support the . The Fighter Jet 5k was held at the Valley Forge Military Academy in Wayne, Pennsylvania, and raised more than $3,000 to support our servicemen and women...

    • August 29, 2013

      Do you have raw chicken sitting in your refrigerator at home right now? If the answer to that question is yes, “you should assume that you have either Salmonella or Campylobacter bacteria on it, if not both,” Jennifer Quinlan, PhD, an associate professor in the Nutrition Sciences Department, explains.

    • August 29, 2013

      “I always find it a great compliment when people ask me if I’m native,” said Sister Katherine Baltazar, a psychiatric nurse currently working on a Native American reservation with the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe.

    • August 29, 2013

      On August 20, friends of 11th Street that included alumni, community members, and Philadelphia City Council Representative William Greenlee joined together to celebrate their appreciation of a $100,000 gift made to 11th Street by The Walmart Foundation.

    • August 20, 2013

      Nutrition and fitness opportunities at the 11th Street Family Health Services of 91制片厂 (11th Street) have never been better, thanks to a recent $100,000 contribution from the Walmart Foundation. The 11th Street community and Drexel marked their appreciation today by unveiling a special plaque dedicated to Walmart and inviting guests and patients to join a healthy cooking class.

    • August 19, 2013

      Drexel food safety researchers have helped develop a new educational campaign to raise awareness that washing raw poultry prior to cooking risks spreading bacteria, without any benefit of removing or killing them.

    • August 14, 2013

      The University expects to gain more than 3,500 new students on campus in the fall. In order to welcome them into the Drexel community- to which they will belong as students and then as alumni for the rest of their lives- the University has planned a series of New Student Send-off events in different cities throughout the United States...

    • August 14, 2013

      John A. Kristel, MPT ‘97, President and CEO of the Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network in Allentown, Pennsylvania, has been appointed Chair of the Good Shepherd Penn Partners Board of Directors...

    • August 14, 2013

      MSN student Allison Bungardas traveled to Vietnam with the organization Vets With A Mission from June 19 to July 5, 2013. She worked in two clinics in the Da Nang area, Vietnam, to satisfy the clinical practicum requirement for a course called Nurses Building a Healthy Community...

    • August 14, 2013

      Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions’ Physician Assistant students Anna Boccardo and Darence Thong gave a lecture about smoking cessation to residents at Project H.O.M.E., a halfway house in Philadelphia that helps formerly homeless people adjust during transitions...

    • August 14, 2013

      DrNP student Jean Logan was published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine for her article, . The article’s objective was to explore public attitudes toward doctor-patient discussions of insurer and out-of-pocket costs and to examine whether several possible communication strategies might enhance patient receptivity to discussing costs with their physicians...

    • August 14, 2013

      91制片厂’s College of Nursing and Health Professions was selected to participate in The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s (RWJF) during the 2013-2014 academic year...

    • August 14, 2013

      Beth Leonberg, an assistant clinical professor in the Nutrition Sciences Department and Director of the Didactic Program in Dietetics, was a co-author on a new study led by Drexel’s . Titled “Exploratory Analysis of Fast-Food Chain Restaurant Menus Before and After Implementation of Local Calorie-Labeling Policies, 2005-2011,” the study was in the journal Preventing Chronic Disease...

    • August 14, 2013

      Rachel Hudes, BS Nutrition ‘10, draws upon her experiences as a co-op at 11th Street Family Health Services as she forges ahead as the founding leader of her business, Delicious Control. Here, Rachel answers our questions about how her work at 11th Street shaped her path to entrepreneurship...

    • August 14, 2013

      Drexel’s Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences Department hosted the 8th Annual Innovations in School-based Physical Therapy Practice conference here in Philadelphia on July 13 and 14, 2013. Margo Orlin, PhD, Department Chair and associate professor, led the coordination efforts and received assistance from a number of Doctor of Physical Therapy students...

    • August 14, 2013

      The Complementary and Integrative Therapies Program is introducing a new course in the fall quarter, titled Yoga for the Enlightened Practitioner. The course has limited enrollment and is delivered entirely online via weekly PowerPoint lectures with embedded video recordings of different yoga postures. “It integrates the traditional underpinnings of yogic philosophy with contemporary medical yoga techniques,” explained Stephanie Ross, Director of the Complementary and Integrative Therapies Program...

    • August 14, 2013

      2013 marks the tenth consecutive year that BAYADA Home Health Care founder and President J. Mark Baiada and his wife, Ann, have announced and congratulated the winners of the BAYADA Awards for Technical Innovation in Nursing Education and Practice. The awards acknowledge nurses who have made a significant contribution to either nursing education or practice through the use of new technology...

    • August 14, 2013

      Nursing students at Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions have the opportunity to experience and learn about 11th Street Family Health Services and the surrounding community while they complete their community public health clinical rotations out of the health center. One of the options that the nursing students have during their rotations is to work with the children and teens who participate in programming at the John F. Street Community center (JFSCS), located next door to 11th Street...

    • August 14, 2013

      Han Chen, MD, MPH, a PhD candidate in Rehabilitation Sciences at 91制片厂’s College of Nursing and Health Professions, was awarded the Young Investigator Award at the World Congress of the International Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (ISPRM), held in Beijing, China in June...

    • August 14, 2013

      Robert “Bob” Palisano, ScD, received the title of Distinguished Professor of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences and is now one of only a few faculty members across the entire University to lay claim to the Distinguished Professor title. “It’s always an honor when you get recognized for something that you really didn’t directly apply for,” Palisano said...

    • August 14, 2013

      Kristen Kochenour, a second year student in the Master’s Program in Human Nutrition, taught a six day camp about healthy lifestyles in The Bahamas to a group of fifty 5-12 year-old children this summer...

    • July 29, 2013

      “The students really worked hard to prepare…they adjusted tasks as needed and were up for the adventure!” said Jeannine Uribe, PhD, who accompanied eight online RN-BSN students from Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions on a trip to Paraguay...

    • July 29, 2013

      Send us photos and stories from your summer vacation! We’ll feature your adventures in Chartings and on CNHP social media. Please send photos and information to mko28@drexel.edu.

    • July 29, 2013

      Congratulations to John Cornele and Carol Okupniak, who are transitioning to new roles within the College effective August 1. Cornele has been named the new Director for the Center for Interdisciplinary Clinical Simulation & Practice (CICSP) and Okupniak will be transitioning to full-time teaching in the undergraduate nursing program...

    • July 29, 2013

      Sara Bunyaratapan, a first year Physician Assistant student at 91制片厂, received a highly competitive scholarship to attend the 12th Annual Paul Ambrose Scholars Program Symposium, held June 20-23 in Washington, DC.  She joined 45 other medical, Physician Assistant, dental, pharmacy, physical therapy, and graduate nursing students dedicated to bringing health promotion and preventive approaches to health professions education and their communities...

    • July 29, 2013

      The Complementary and Integrative Therapies (CIT) Program recently marked its fifth year participating in the Summer Nurse Practitioner Residency Week at 91制片厂. On June 26, Stephanie Ross, Director of the Complementary and Integrative Therapie Program, gave a two-hour presentation called “A Student’s Guide to Holistic Living."

    • July 29, 2013

       “I kind of see life like an impressionist painting,” said Creative Arts Therapies alumna Jamie Wasson, who is legally blind. Wasson has worked as an art therapist at an outpatient clinic in Center City for seven years, helping children and families who have dealt with a lot of loss, grief and trauma...

    • July 29, 2013

      Drexel students Scott Naples and Amanda Malik brought together the College of Nursing and Health Professions and School of Public Health for the first-ever Health Professions Dinner, where attendees discussed interdisciplinary medical practices. In a large group discussion, students from the Physician Assistant Program reviewed two medical cases with students from the School of Public Health, one about an HIV patient and another about immunization clinical trials...

    • July 29, 2013

      Jamie Rincker, a recent graduate of Drexel’s master’s program in Nutrition Sciences, worked with Nutrition Department chair Stella Volpe, PhD, and Victor Tringali of University Wellness to create the food audit, “Feed the Dragons, A Guide to Healthier Food Selections on Campus..."

    • July 29, 2013

      "11th Street is an interdisciplinary facility. They have every part of health care represented here from primary care nurses to dental to physical therapy and fitness. When I interviewed, everyone was very welcoming and passionate about all aspects of health. I knew it would be a great experience to work here..."

    • July 29, 2013

      Argie Allen, PhD, shared her expertise in couple and family therapy on The TODAY Show on June 24 and July 5. In her , Allen spoke about the rising number of young people living and having children together without getting married. Marriage rates are now the lowest they have been in more than a century and the number of cohabitating couples is up from 440,000 in 1980 to 7.5 million in 2010. “People are getting married later; they have more choices..."

    • July 29, 2013

      Melanie Carminati ’14, a doctoral candidate in the Physical Therapy Program, attended the American Physical Therapy Association’s Annual Conference and Exposition in Salt Lake City, Utah, where she received the Honorable Mention Award for the 2012-2013 Pittsburgh-Marquette Challenge...

    • July 29, 2013

       “My father was a general practitioner for fifty years and he regularly made house calls. It seemed like a natural step for me to do the same,” said Bobbie Posmontier, PhD, who has delivered more than 2,000 babies in homes, hospitals and birth centers as a Nurse Midwife. She previously had her own practice that emulated midwife practices you might find in the United Kingdom. Posmontier gave her charts directly to the patients with which she worked, explaining, “There were no secrets between us..."

    • July 29, 2013

      At just 27 years old, Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions alumna Ajarat Bada has traveled across the globe spreading her mission to ensure interfaith collaboration for peace. Her project, , has attracted the attention of the United Nations, Vanity Fair, The New York Times, and several world leaders including South African social rights activist Desmond Tutu...

    • July 29, 2013

      Nursing faculty member Carol Patton, PhD, has been Chair of the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s (ANCC) Family Nurse Practitioner – Board Certified (FNP-BC) for 8 years.

    • July 29, 2013

      “I was terribly nervous, as were we all,” said John Evers, a Family Nurse Practitioner student who travelled on a medical mission trip to Haiti along with seven other students from the program during mid-June...

    • July 29, 2013

      Juanita Gardner’s path as a Physician Assistant has completed a sweeping loop that started and ended at 91制片厂. After graduating from Drexel’s Physician Assistant Program, Gardner spent 11 years working at the Henrietta Johnson Medical Center, a federally qualified community health center in West Wilmington, Delaware...

    • July 29, 2013

      Echinacea is a member of the aster family, like ragweed and chrysanthemums, and is commonly known as purple coneflower due to its stunning color and distinctive shape. The genus name, Echinacea, is derived from the Greek echinos that translates into ‘hedgehog”, referring to...

    • July 22, 2013

      So just what can someone do with a degree in Health Services Administration? Students graduating with an HSAD degree have gone on to careers with health maintenance organizations (HMOs), insurance companies, hospitals, marketing firms, government agencies, advocacy organizations, clinics, mental health organizations and long-term care facilities, to name a few...

    • July 22, 2013

      The Health Services Administration Department held their first annual alumni and recent graduates networking event on June 13 in the Friends Center on Cherry Street in Philadelphia. Alumni from all over the country and currently graduating seniors were...

    • July 22, 2013

      Eric Chapman graduated from Drexel’s Health Services Administration program in Spring 2012. He works with the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and his professional and academic affiliations include the American Society for Public Administration, Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management...

    • July 22, 2013

      “It was an absolutely amazing experience and one that changed me forever,” said senior Health Services Administration student Freddy May of his unconventional study abroad trip to the

    • July 22, 2013

      When Spencer Ward, PhD, begins teaching any of his courses, he always starts with an introductory exercise. Students share their names, where they are from, their backgrounds and any prior work experience they may have. “I tell everyone that the reason I do it is not only to create a more relaxing environment, but to create bonds and network,” said Ward...

    • July 22, 2013

      “I want my happiness to spawn from my career and that is one of the many goals I strive to achieve,” said freshman Health Services Administration (HSAD) student Freddy Perez...

    • July 22, 2013

      Drexel sophomore Niket Subhedar is forging a unique path to medical school in the Health Services Administration Program at the College of Nursing and Health Professions. While working toward his Bachelor’s degree in HSAD, Subhedar is also fulfilling his pre-requisite requirements to continue on to medical school...

    • July 22, 2013

      Last week, a mother and her four young sons were crossing Roosevelt Boulevard when a speeding car鈥攄riven by an alleged drag racer鈥攃rashed into the family. The oldest boy, Saa'yon Griffin, was the only survivor. Paul Thomas Clements says that what young survivors and their caregivers need most after a tragic loss is honest communication.

    • July 17, 2013

      Donna Sabella, assistant clinical professor and director of global studies in the College of Nursing and Health Professions, is creating a new certificate program in human trafficking to improve awareness and support victims.

    • June 27, 2013

      Eric Johnson, PhD, an assistant clinical professor in the Couple and Family Therapy Department, is the new Director for the Master of Family Therapy Program.

    • June 27, 2013

      Stephanie Brooks, PhD, Chair of the Couple and Family Therapy Department,  was featured on the list of published on MastersinCounseling.org...

    • June 27, 2013

      Jennifer Nasser, PhD, an associate professor in the Department of Nutrition Sciences, led a that used electroretinography (ERG) to measure the brain’s pleasure response to eating.

    • June 27, 2013

      Congratulations to MSN Leadership student Allen Fasnacht, who was presented with the 2013 from the Pennsylvania Emergency Nurses Association State Council. The highest award given by the...

    • June 27, 2013

    • June 27, 2013

      Catnip, also known as catmint, is a widely grown perennial herb that belongs to the mint family. It grows one to three feet high with ascending, opposite branched stems. The coarse, pubescent, ovate shaped leaves are gray-green in color, with characteristic serrated edges that render a pungent, mint-like aroma...

    • June 27, 2013

      Ellen Feld, MD, an associate clinical professor in the Physician Assistant Department, was published in The Christian Science Monitor on May 30.

    • June 27, 2013

      Bobbie Posmontier, PhD, an assistant professor in the Doctor of Nursing Practice Department, received a Stein Fellowship for the upcoming academic year.

    • June 27, 2013

      Joan Bloch, PhD, an associate professor in the Doctor of Nursing Practice Department, has agreed to serve on the leadership team for the Health Sciences and Academic Affiliations Committee at Ben-Gurion University in Beer-Sheva, Israel.

    • June 27, 2013

      Joke Bradt, PhD, an associate professor in the Creative Arts Therapies Department, co-authored a Cochrane Systematic Review on music interventions for preoperative anxiety with Minjung Shim, a Creative Arts Therapies doctoral candidate.

    • June 27, 2013

      Congratulations to John Cornele, an instructor in the Accelerated Career Entry BSN Program, who successfully completed the National League for Nursing’s Certified Nurse Educator exam on...

    • June 27, 2013

      Congratulations to Rhoda Redulla, DNP, who received the Philippine Nurses Association of America’s (PNAA) Nurse of the Year Award for Research.

    • June 27, 2013

      The College’s application to change the CRNP program specialty and name from the MSN Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner Program to the Women’s Health- Gender Related Nurse Practitioner Program (WH/GRNP) was approved by the Pennsylvania State Board of Nursing on June 12. The proposed plan of study and syllabi for the Women’s Health- Gender Related Post-Master’s Certificate (WH/GR-PMC) were also approved. The verbiage for several course objectives and clinical courses have been revised and improved in accordance with the change.

    • June 27, 2013

      Students from various disciplines within the College of Nursing and Health Professions live with one another on Drexel’s Main Campus in the Learning Community, supporting each other in a variety of ways throughout their academic and extracurricular careers. “This is the right time to talk about the Learning Community...

    • June 27, 2013

      The Drexel Male Nurses Association sponsored a pizza fundraiser on June 11 in the Klahr Lobby of the New College Building to support their attendance of the American Association of Men in Nursing Meeting in October 2013 in Newark, New Jersey. “We could not be more thankful for the support...

    • June 27, 2013

      Jean MacFadyen, an assistant clinical professor in the Advanced Role MSN Department, authored an article that was published on Nurse.com on May 4. “ is about how  Gina Shaughnessy, a staff nurse at the...

    • June 27, 2013

      Rose Ann DiMaria-Ghalili, PhD, was invited by the Sackler Institute for Nutrition Science at the New York Academy of Sciences to speak at their conference, “” on June 6. DiMaria-Ghalili, who has a dual appointment in...

    • June 27, 2013

      Stephen Gambescia, PhD, an associate professor in the Health Services Administration Department and Assistant Dean of Academic and Student Affairs, co-authored an ...

    • June 24, 2013

      The brain鈥檚 pleasure response to tasting food can be measured through the eyes using a common, low-cost ophthalmological tool, according to a Drexel-led study just published in the journal Obesity. If validated, this method could be useful for research and clinical applications in food addiction and obesity prevention.

    • June 12, 2013

      Alison Ventura, MD, an assistant professor in the Department of Nutrition Sciences, was interviewed for an article posted to the Reuters Health website on March 12 called “Breastfeeding may not ward off childhood obesity.”

    • June 12, 2013

      Patricia Shewokis, PhD, was awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for her work, “HCC: Medium: Collaborative Research: Improved Control and Sensory Feedback for Neuroprosthetics.”

    • June 12, 2013

      Joke Bradt, PhD, an associate professor in the Creative Arts Therapies department, was interviewed for an article on Reuters.com about how creative arts therapies can relieve anxiety and similar symptoms among people with cancer.

    • June 12, 2013

      Nyree Dardarian, professor in the Nutrition Sciences Department, was featured in a Prevention magazine article in March called, “4 Ways to Eat Green This St. Paddy’s Day.”

    • June 12, 2013

      Congratulations to Michael Kennedy, PhD, professor and Chair of the Health Sciences Department, who received the Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award at the 2013 Graduate Student Association Awards.

    • June 12, 2013

      Stephen Gambescia, PhD, an associate professor of Health Services Administration and Assistant Dean of Academic and Student Affairs, co-authored an article in May on “Understanding of the Application of Advanced-Practice Health Educator Subcompetencies by Certified Health Education Specialists”

    • June 12, 2013

      Congratulations to David Ebaugh, PhD, an associate clinical professor in the Health Sciences Department, who recently won a 91制片厂 Teaching Excellence Award. “I was honored to have received the Teaching Excellence Award,” Dr. Ebaugh said.

    • June 12, 2013

      Kristine Mulhorn, PhD, an associate professor and Chair of the Health Administration Department, was invited by the United States Social Security Administration to their first meeting to discuss making the International Classification of Functioning and Health (ICF) the function status federal standard in the United States.

    • June 12, 2013

      Maureen Davey, PhD, an associate professor in the Couple and Family Therapy Department, recently disseminated findings from her completed two-year BARRA, Inc. funded grant, which was designed to culturally adapt a family intervention to help African American parents who are coping with cancer and their school age children.

    • June 12, 2013

      11th Street Family Health Services of 91制片厂 collaborates each spring with the Fox Chase Cancer Center to provide breast cancer screenings to 11th Street patients who don’t have insurance that covers the tests.

    • June 12, 2013

      Junior Nursing student Alyse Maiden was one of two recipients of the Philadelphia Area Association of Healthcare Recruiters (PAAHCR) 2013 Scholarship.

    • June 12, 2013

      The Wilbur W. Oaks Physician Assistant Student Society of 91制片厂 was awarded the 2013 Outstanding Graduate Student Society Award for the group’s efforts in community service.

    • June 12, 2013

      First year Radiologic Technology students volunteered for Inspire a Child to Dream Day on April 25 on 91制片厂's main campus. The happy helpers participated in hands-on educational activities with children ages 7 to 14 years-old.

    • June 12, 2013

      A study completed by Drexel researchers in the Creative Arts Therapies department was mentioned in the May 20 Huffington Post article, “Music Therapy Could Ease Anxiety In Patients With Respiratory Failure, Study Finds.”

    • June 12, 2013

      Garlic has been used for medicinal purposes for at least 5,000 years. Long before the recognition of garlic’s potent antimicrobial actions it was used to help protect against bubonic plague, which we now know to be a bacterial infection.

    • June 12, 2013

      The Natural Standard Academic Achievment Award was issued to Leah Muriuki ‘ 12 for her graduate project work titled, “Promotion of optimal breastfeeding practices as a means of preventing and managing childhood diarrhea in the underserved communities in Kenya.”

    • June 12, 2013

      Nyree Dardarian, professor in the Nutrition Sciences Department, was featured in 91制片厂’s Alumni Spotlight.

    • June 12, 2013

    • June 11, 2013

      This year, the Creative Arts Therapies Department took the initiative to shoot a about their programs from their own point of view. Hear comments from students and faculty and watch experiential learning in all three...

    • June 11, 2013

      Congratulations and welcome to the first Drexel College of Nursing and Health Professions (CNHP) Alumni Network Board of Directors. This dynamic group is comprised of CNHP alumni from many different healthcare disciplines from all over the United States. The first meeting for elected leadership will be...

    • June 07, 2013

      The first cohort of Drexel nursing students has just completed the Macy Fellows leadership program, which will better prepare them to take on leadership roles as they begin their careers in healthcare. These fourteen students will graduate with their peers on June 14.

    • May 30, 2013

      Congratulations to Fran Cornelius, PhD, an associate clinical professor and Chair of the MSN Advanced Role Department, and Karyn Holt, PhD, an associate clinical professor, whose Fellow appointments in 91制片厂’s Online Learning Council will be continued for another year by...

    • May 30, 2013

      Drexel Emergency Medical Services (EMS) was awarded Student Organization of the Year by 91制片厂 Student Affairs on May 16 in Behrakis Grand Hall. This award is presented to a recognized student organization that has shown outstanding commitment to its organizational goals, has made an impact in the Drexel community, and that has excelled in...

    • December 19, 2012

      Drexel's Dr. Stella Volpe's work focuses on changing one's environment to encourage healthy eating and exercise habits, which made her the perfect source for some DrexelNow tips on how to maintain鈥攐r even improve鈥攈ealth during the holidays.

    • December 05, 2012

      91制片厂 has announced it will open an office in Washington, D.C. that will serve as a multifunctional academic and outreach center for the University and its online subsidiary 91制片厂 Online.

    • December 01, 2012

      On Friday, November 30, another Mural Arts Program Porch Light Initiative open studio day was held at 11th Street Health Family Health Services. There, members of the 11th Street community continued work on an art project that they had previously started, which involved outlining different herbal plants with medicinal value and health benefits onto tracing paper.

    • December 01, 2012

      The Drexel Graduate Student Association raised a total of $1,300 for The 11th Street Family Health Services Expansion Fund by hosting an Academic Casino night for Drexel’s graduate students.

    • December 01, 2012

      Lori Tiberi, a 2002 alumnae of the College’s Master’s in Creative Arts Therapy Program, has long promoted patient recovery through drawing, painting, and other creative projects. Today, she works as a creative arts therapist at the Magee Rehabilitation Center in the Jefferson Health System

    • December 01, 2012

      Recent graduate Amber Hazan, BSN, RN, who now works at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, collaborated with co-worker Mary Markov, MEd, RN, to write an article for the Technology section of The Journal of Pediatric Nursing.

    • December 01, 2012

      In January 2013, Drexel will open a new office in Washington D.C. that will serve as an outreach and academic center for both the University’s campus programs and for Drexel Online.

    • December 01, 2012

      Veronica Carey, an assistant clinical professor and the Associate Director of the Saturday Scholars Program for the Behavioral Health Counseling Department, attended the World Association of Psychiatric Rehabilitation’s (WAPR) conference, “Change Thinking, Change Practice, Change Services,” in Milan, Italy. There, she gave a presentation on the Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner, or CPRP, credential.

    • December 01, 2012

      During the Student Nurses’ Association of Pennsylvania’s 60th Anniversary Convention and Alumni Reunion in mid November, Dr. Gloria Donnelly, Dean of the College of Nursing and Health Professions, gave a keynote address titled, “The Many Facets of Nursing: Yesterday to Today.”

    • December 01, 2012

      On the evening of December 6, alumni of the College of Nursing and Health Professions gathered in a cozy space above Tir na Nog Irish Bar and Grill in the Phoenix building for the College’s Alumni Holiday Party.

    • December 01, 2012

      Nursing faculty from the College’s Center for Interdisciplinary Clinical Simulation and Practice (CICSP) spent the week of November 26, 2012 at The University of the Free State in Bloemfontein, South Africa, which is the judicial capitol located in the heart of the country. Leland “Rocky” Rockstraw, PhD, Linda Wilson, PhD, Carol Okupniak, and John Cornele provided a simulation immersion certificate in healthcare simulation for a diverse group of midwives, nurses, clinical skills staff, managers, lecturers, simulation equipment suppliers, and technical staff who came from multiple South African universities as well as from the country of Botswana.

    • December 01, 2012

      Sheri Silfies, PhD, who is an associate professor and the Research Lab Coordinator for the Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences Department, presented her current research on trunk neuromuscular control in low back pain on December 17 as a part of the Brotz Lecture Series in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Marquette University

    • December 01, 2012

      Patricia Shewokis, PhD, a professor in both the Nutrition Sciences and the Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences Departments, will be featured on the Discovery Channel on January 17.

    • December 01, 2012

      The Center for Integrated Nutrition and Performance, which is located in the Daskalakis Athletic Center, offers a weight management program for 91制片厂 faculty and staff that taps into the expertise of the University community to teach healthy lifestyle choices.

    • December 01, 2012

      Stella Volpe, PhD, Chair of the Nutrition Sciences Department, was interviewed by Men’s Fitness Magazine for a Q&A article about stomach bloating that men may experience during and after a workout.

    • December 01, 2012

      Stephanie Ross, an assistant clinical professor and the Director of the Complementary and Integrative Therapy Program, was invited to be a podium speaker at the Pennsylvania Hospital’s 9th Annual Nursing Conference on November 29.

    • December 01, 2012

      Margaret (Maggie) O’Neil, PhD was appointed to a newly formed American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) task force dedicated to exploring the role of physical therapists in prevention, wellness, fitness, and disease management.

    • December 01, 2012

      Ellen Giarelli, an associate professor in the Division of Graduate Nursing, gave a talk about genomics and autism at The Franklin Institute as a part of the Penn Genome Frontiers Institute’s Community Lectures and Events series: “Genomics and Autism Spectrum Disorders.”

    • December 01, 2012

      Drexel opened its Expressive and Creative Interaction Technologies (ExCITe) Center, which provides both an open work area for inter-college collaboration and a place to showcase multi-disciplinary activities and projects. Located at the University City Science Center’s 3401 Market Street building, the ExCITe Center will demonstrate how the conversion of many technologies, such as humanoid robots, video games, and digital knitting machines, can encourage innovation across multiple fields.

    • December 01, 2012

      David Ebaugh, an assistant professor in the Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences Department, gave a presentation titled, “Scapular Muscle Function” and ran a shoulder and elbow cadaver anatomy workshop at the 2012 Shoulder and Elbow Update in Philadelphia during mid November.

    • December 01, 2012

      Tara Cooke is a student in the on-campus Bachelor’s in Nursing Program at the College and her mother, Susan Cooke, 51, is currently enrolled in Drexel Online’s MSN in Nursing Leadership Program. The Cooke family exemplifies an interesting trend in higher education: multigenerational learning among family members.

    • December 01, 2012

      Kymberlee Montgomery, DrNP, Assistant Clinical Professor and Nurse Practitioner MSN Department Chair, was invited to present at the United States-Russia Forum, “Bilateral Collaboration to Improve Women’s and Infants’ Health,” which took place in Moscow from May 21-23.

    • November 30, 2012

      You may know Jane Fedorczyk, PhD, as an associate clinical professor or as the Director of Post-Professional Clinical programs in the Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences Department. You may know her as the primary instructor for the Advanced Practice Certificate in Hand and Upper Quarter Rehabilitation and hand concentrations or perhaps in her role as the Vice President of the American Society of Hand Therapists. But did you know that she laced up her running shoes and tackled her first half marathon earlier this month?

    • November 01, 2012

      The Porch Light Initiative is a division of the City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program that partners with behavioral health agencies in three specific area codes in Philadelphia. 11th Street Family Health Services was invited to be a Porch Light partner for the Initiative’s third year.

    • November 01, 2012

      From October 22-26, seven 11th Street Family Health Services staff members attended Sanctuary training at the ANDRUS Center in Yonkers, New York. The Sanctuary Institute is a division of ANDRUS and the Sanctuary model was founded in the 1980s by Sandra Bloom, MD, a graduate of the Drexel School of Public Health.

    • November 01, 2012

      The first week in November marks National Distance Learning Week, which celebrates and creates awareness for distance programs and faculty across the country. On November 8, 91制片厂 Online honored the accomplishments of faculty and staff...

    • November 01, 2012

      Donna Kaiser, PhD, professor and Director of Art Therapy Graduate Programs, kicked off a lecture series about interdisciplinary careers in the arts at Ursinus College on September 17. The date of her presentation corresponded...

    • November 01, 2012

      The Journal of the American Academy of Physician Assistants editorial board announced that student Staci Hoops won their 25th Anniversary Challenge, for which she had to answer the question, “What will it be like to be a PA 25 years from now?”

    • November 01, 2012

      Maureen Davey, PhD, an associate professor in the Couple and Family Therapy Department, was appointed to the Editorial Board of the Contemporary Family Therapy Journal. This publication specializes in new practice, research, and theories that are useful in family therapy..

    • November 01, 2012

      On October 21, alumnus Thomas Marsilio was inducted into the Marian High School Hall of Fame. During his time at Marian, Marsilio was a member of both the football and basketball teams for four years, and served as a tri-captain in both sports during his senior year.

    • November 01, 2012

      Marlene Watson, PhD, an associate professor in the Couple and Family Therapy Department, was selected to be a member of the Board of Directors for The Family Process Journal. This organization cultivates and exchanges different research regarding the dynamics and structure of families by publishing a quarterly academic journal.

    • November 01, 2012

      Ellen Giarelli, PhD’s book, Nursing of Autism Spectrum Disorder: Evidence-Based Integrative Care across the Lifespan, was published by Springer in April 2012. An edited book with multiple chapter authors, it is designed to help nurses and other health care professionals integrate an understanding of...

    • November 01, 2012

      On Saturday November 3, faculty, staff, and students from the College of Nursing and Health Professions hosted the annual Family Day on the Center City Campus. Students were invited to bring their parents, siblings, and other family members to learn more about opportunities and curricula.

    • November 01, 2012

      In August, MSN student Jacqueline Dombrowski, who hopes to specialize in anesthesia upon graduating in May 2013, presented a performance improvement project at the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists’ (AANA) annual conference in San Francisco. Her project focused specifically on...

    • November 01, 2012

      Online BSN student Deanne Wilk wrote a paper on Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome for Cindy Little, PhD’s Genetics in Nursing and Health class last spring. When Deanne mentioned the paper at work, a cardiology physician and Drexel alumnus asked...

    • November 01, 2012

      The Food and Nutrition Conference and Expo (FNCE), an event that is run by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics each year, took place at the Philadelphia Convention Center from October 6-9. FNCE draws thousands of Registered Dietitians, researchers, industry leaders, health care providers, and policy makers. This year, a number of College...

    • November 01, 2012

      On September 5, 2012, Ellen Feld, MD, of the Physician Assistant Department had her story, “Worries,” published in The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). Her article recounts her personal encounter with grade II ductal carcinoma (breast cancer).

    • November 01, 2012

      Jane Fedorczyk, PhD, a clinical professor and Director of Post-Professional Clinical Programs in the Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences, was invited to be the keynote speaker at the 3rd Annual Hand and Upper Limb Symposium at St. Joseph’s Health Care.

    • November 01, 2012

      College of Nursing and Health Professions faculty members Maria Benedetto, DPT, Margery Lockard, PhD, and Carol Okupniak facilitated activities for local high school students enrolled in the College of Physicians’ , a year-round intensive interdisciplinary program for students interested in pursuing careers in health care that was established by Nick and Athena Karabots of The Karabots Foundation.

    • November 01, 2012

      Stella Volpe, PhD, professor and Chair of the Nutrition Sciences Department, gave a talk at High Point University in North Carolina on November 12. Her former graduate student Kimberly Reich, PhD, who is now an assistant professor in Exercise Science at High Point, invited Volpe to be a part of...

    • November 01, 2012

      The Family Process Institute of The Family Process Journal, an independent organization that publishes research about families and systems, names several Writers Fellows each year. In 2012, Yajaira Curiel, MA, CFT, a Doctoral candidate in the Couple and Family Therapy Department, was named a Writers Fellow.

    • November 01, 2012

      On November 7, Stephanie Ross, Director of the Complementary and Integrative Therapy Program, presented a workshop to the University community titled “Stressed: To Be or Not to Be.” She showed the audience how to recognize stressors, eliminate unnecessary ones, and most importantly...

    • November 01, 2012

      Jennifer Quinlan, PhD’s lab recently published two of its manuscripts. “Identification of Cj1051c as a Major Determinant for the Restriction Barrier of Campylobacter jejuni Strain NCTC11168” was featured in Applied and Environmental Microbiology and...

    • November 01, 2012

      College of Nursing and Health Professions students have the immense advantage of having access to the College’s state-of-the-art Simulation Lab during many of their courses. Faculty use the lab for both teaching opportunities and for student assessment. Interdisciplinary collaborations bring students...

    • November 01, 2012

      Professor Deanna Schaffer was appointed Chair of the BSN Co-op Program after an extensive search process. Effective immediately, Professor Schaffer will carry out the responsibilities of this role with the support of Paula Marques, the BSN Co-op Program Coordinator.

    • November 01, 2012

      Nyree Dardarian, a Registered Dietitian and instructor in the Nutrition Sciences Department, was interviewed for a Women’s Health magazine article about drinking coffee. The article discusses...

    • November 01, 2012

      Shortly after Halloween, professor and Associate Director of the Behavioral Health Counseling Department Robert Chapman, PhD, held a screening of Francis Ford Coppola’s Dracula. In addition to recognizing the holiday by screening the scary movie, Chapman’s intentions also included...

    • November 01, 2012

      Adrian Banning, a clinical instructor in the Physician Assistant Program, was interviewed in the beginning of November for a NurseZone.com article. The article discussed the different educational programs and career opportunities available to military students in active duty as well as veterans after they have served.

    • November 01, 2012

      Last month, Argie Allen, PhD, was featured in a FOX-29 segment about infidelity. Here, she shares some of her expertise and explains who forgives whom more willingly, frequently, and why...

    • November 01, 2012

      Liv Marie Leirvåg lived in Manayunk while she completed her Dance Movement Therapy degree at Drexel in 2001. She received an award because she was the first to write about dance/movement therapy and child neglect. A native of Bergen, Norway, Liv Marie...

    • November 01, 2012

      Christiana Awosan, a marriage and family therapist and doctoral candidate in the Couple and Family Therapy Department, received the prestigious John and Harriette McAdoo Award. Established by the Ethnic Minorities Section of the National Council on Family Relations (NCFR)

    • November 01, 2012

      Robert Chapman, PhD, a clinical associate professor in the Behavioral Health Counseling Department, was interviewed for a CBS-3 news clip about Stephanie Bon Jovi’s heroin overdose. Stephanie, daughter of musician Jon Bon Jovi, was discovered in her Hamilton College dormitory room with...

    • October 30, 2012

      Stephen Gambescia, PhD, an associate clinical professor in the Health Services Administration Program and the Associate Dean of Academic and Student Affairs, was awarded the title of MCHES (Master Certified Health Education Specialist) this summer.

    • October 25, 2012

      Christiana Awosan, a marriage and family therapist and doctoral candidate in the Couple and Family Therapy Department, received the prestigious John and Harriette McAdoo Award. Established by the Ethnic Minorities Section of the National Council on Family Relations (NCFR).

    • October 15, 2012

      Physician Assistant Week, which occurs every year between October 6 and 12, is dedicated to celebrating the Physician Assistant (PA) profession across the country. Started by the American Academy of Physician Assistants, PA Week is a tradition...

    • October 15, 2012

      Juanita A. Gardner, MPH, BS, PA-C, joined the PA Department faculty in May 2012. In her role, she facilitates small group learning, teaches in the classroom setting, conducts site visits, creates relationships with new clinical rotation sites in urban...

    • October 15, 2012

      Drexel’s Physician Assistant Program, which is known for its diversity, mission, community engagement, and outstanding curriculum, owes much of its success to a leader who never stops innovating. Patrick Auth, PhD, MS, PA-C, Associate Clinical Professor and Physician Assistant Department Chair, believes wholeheartedly...

    • October 15, 2012

      “This program felt like a good fit and the faculty was very approachable. I think they do a good job at emphasizing taking what you learned in class and translating it to the clinical experience,” said Lauren Weaver, a member of the Physician Assistant Class of 2013...

    • October 15, 2012

      The Wilbur B. Oaks Physician Assistant Student Society was named for Dr. Oaks, an internal medicine PA who retired from the College’s PA Program faculty two years ago and was instrumental in starting the Program here in 1971. While the Student Society once focused much of its attention on planning fun social events for...

    • October 15, 2012

      “We were using Standardized Patients and simulation back in the mid-90s. Our students were required to complete Standardized Patient exercises before graduation. Back then, it was a way for us to evaluate what the students had learned. Now, though, we’re using it as an education tool in every single course,” said Nina Multak, Assistant Clinical Professor in the PA Department...

    • October 15, 2012

      The Physician Assistant profession developed during the 1940s when United States military personnel returned from World War II with hands-on medical experience in the field but without a formal education or degree that would allow them to practice on civilians. The first PA curriculum was created by Eugene Stead...

    • October 15, 2012

      The mission of the PA Department at the College of Nursing and Health Professions is twofold: to educate Physician Assistants to work in medically underserved areas and to promote the PA profession.

    • October 05, 2012

      Now that it's Week 3 in the Fall Quarter, junior Rebecca Walker, a junior in the College of Nursing and Health Professions, offers a professional and mindful to-do list to her fellow students.

    • October 03, 2012

      Bill Cosby performs Oct. 5 to benefit the Expansion Fund for 11th Street Family Health Services of 91制片厂 (11th Street), a health center located in the heart of the Richard Allen Homes in North Philadelphia. Cosby spent several years during his youth living in that area, then known as the Richard Allen Housing Project.

    • October 01, 2012

      The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) awarded the College of Nursing and Health Professions two federal grants for scholarships that will help disadvantaged students in the Physican Assistant and Couple and Family Therapy programs. The College’s detailed student...

    • October 01, 2012

      Physician Assistant students Cam-Tu Pham and Anna Whittington are among the small number of 2012 Physician Assistant Foundation Scholarship recipients. This scholarship is part of the American Academy of Physician Assistants Student Academy and was established in 1977...

    • October 01, 2012

      Adjunct Professor Becky Castellanos, DrNP, presented her dissertation at the Third Annual International Conference on Violence in the Healthcare Sector. The conference, which aims to raise awareness of the implications violence has on the healthcare sector, took place from October 24-26 in Vancouver, Canada.

    • October 01, 2012

      Sharon Byrne, DrNP, an assistant clinical professor in the Graduate Nursing Division and the Track Coordinator of the Family Nurse Practitioner Program, had her poster abstract displayed November 2 at The National Institute of Health’s 2012 Eliminating Health Disparities Summit in National Harbor, Maryland.

    • October 01, 2012

      Arts Therapies Department professor Joke Bradt, PhD, gave 2 presentations at the American Music Therapy Association's national annual conference in mid-October. This year’s conference theme was “Changing Winds: Innovation in Music Therapy.”

    • October 01, 2012

      Whether you’ve noticed the movie poster for Chariots of Fire in his office or you’ve seen him going on a run toward the Delaware River after work, you might already know that Steve Gambescia, PhD, has a pretty serious passion for running. His athletic career began at St. Joseph’s University, where he...

    • October 01, 2012

      H. Michael Dreher, PhD, an associate professor in the Graduate Nursing Division, was inducted as a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing on October 13 during the Academy’s 39th Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.

    • October 01, 2012

      Lisa Chiarello, PhD, and Robert Palisano, ScD, of the Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences presented two research workshops at the 4th International Cerebral Palsy Conference in Pisa, Italy. Their presentations centered around a research platform...

    • October 01, 2012

      Professors Jose Barcega and Rose Ann DiMaria-Ghalili, PhD, have each been awarded a spot on the Top 100 Nursing Professors in 2012 List by BSNtoMSN.org. Professors Barcega and DiMaria-Ghalili were selected based upon the academic rankings of the College of Nursing and Health...

    • October 01, 2012

      Obstructed labor is a leading cause of neonatal and maternal death in developing countries. Often the only way to save both mother and baby’s lives in cases of obstructed labor is to intervene surgically, though there are unfortunately far too few health professionals trained and capable of providing...

    • October 01, 2012

      On October 24, Al Rundio, PhD, DNP, Assistant Dean for Advanced Practice in Nursing, was honored at the 9th Annual Divas and Dons Gala. The event recognized the contributions of 19 awardees and was sponsored by the Institute for Nursing of the Foundation of the New Jersey State Nurses Association.

    • October 01, 2012

      Nutrition Department instructor Nyree Dardarian was interviewed by Prevention magazine this month about the health benefits of root vegetables. She discussed the unique properties of parsnips, kohlrabi, turnips, rutabaga, and carrots, as well as provided preparation tips for each of the root vegetables.

    • October 01, 2012

      Jennifer Quinlan, PhD, was interviewed by FOX-29 on October 25 for a segment about what health code violations mean and how they can be avoided. Quinlan served as the expert...

    • October 01, 2012

      Art Therapy students Lauren Messina and Jessica Schumacher are this year’s recipients of the Ronald E. and Nancy Scheller Hays Art Therapy Scholarship. The scholarship is offered to graduate students in the Art Therapy Master’s Program who complete the required courses in the first year of the program.

    • October 01, 2012

      Trish Shewokis, PhD, presented research at the 34th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society in San Diego, California.

    • October 01, 2012

      Trish Shewokis, PhD and Maggie O’Neil, PhD, had their paper, “Cardiorespiratory Response During Physical Therapist Intervention for Infants and Young Children with Chronic Respiratory Insufficiency,” accepted for publication. It will be featured...

    • October 01, 2012

      Cheryl Portwood, PhD, and Jean MacFadyen, PhD, presented lectures on developments in geriatric nursing to audiences at the Saint Francis School of Health Sciences in Cameroon, Africa.

    • October 01, 2012

      Nursing faculty members Cheryl Mele and Cindy Little, PhD, and Ellen Giarelli, PhD, each contributed chapters to a textbook, Genetics and Genomics for Nursing, that will be available in 2013.

    • October 01, 2012

      Jan Meiers, DPT, an associate clinical professor in the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program, was certified by the Geriatrics Section of the American Physical Association as a Certified Expert on Exercise in the Aging Adult (CEEAA). This certification...

    • October 01, 2012

      In September, Stephen Gambescia, PhD, traveled with Scott Gabriel Knowles, PhD, Director of the Great Works Symposium, and nine students who completed a course called “Perspectives on Disabilities” to the 2012 Paralympics in London.

    • October 01, 2012

      Peggy Dolan, Executive Director of the Kelly Anne Dolan Memorial Fund, gave a presentation at the Friends Select School on October 25. Her talk, titled “The Other Side of Medicine: the emotional, physical, and financial turbulence of serious illness on patients and their families,” revealed just a few...

    • October 01, 2012

      At the end of the summer, the College entered into a partnership with Foulkeways at Gwynedd, a continuing care retirement community located in Gwynedd, Pennsylvania. 16 students from both the ACE and traditional four-year BSN programs offered assistance to Foulkeways residents while...

    • October 01, 2012

      Jennifer Nasser, PhD, an assistant professor in the Nutrition Sciences Department, had an article published in Obesity. Dr. Nasser, along with Angelo Del Parigi, MD, who has a courtesy faculty appointment in the Department, published “Electroretinographic detection of human brain dopamine response to oral food stimulation.” The article is about...

    • October 01, 2012

      We live in a fast paced-world, characterized by ever-expanding and increasingly sophisticated technology. Today’s students have the ability to communicate instantly with one another, to access vast libraries and to store all of their communications in an electronic device no larger than the size of a small book.

    • October 01, 2012

      Halloween is just around the corner, and with it comes the opportunity to overindulge in sweet treats. The only thing scarier than the costumes and haunted houses is the amount of sugar we consume during the holiday and the weeks following.

    • September 30, 2012

      The College of Nursing and Health Professions Alumni Network, the College’s first official alumni group, was formed earlier this year, aiming to unite Drexel graduates and those who graduated from its legacy institutions, including the Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania, the Medical College of Pennsylvania, Hahnemann University, and MCP Hahnemann University.

    • September 30, 2012

      With more than one-third of American adults suffering from impaired sleep, some turn to pharmaceutical drugs as a coping mechanism. Yet, clinical research has demonstrated that many of the common sleep aids are often addictive, sedative drugs with common side effects, and over a period of time actually exacerbate abnormal sleep patterns.

    • September 30, 2012

      In the forms of rivers, lakes, and of course, the ocean, Al Rundio, PhD, DNP, is surrounded by water on all sides at home in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey. "I love where I live," he said.

    • September 30, 2012

      In video tutorial, Nutrition Department instructor Nyree Dardarian offers insight into how to build a healthy meal.

    • September 30, 2012

      Elizabeth Gonzalez, PhD, Associate Professor in the Division of Graduate Nursing Doctor of Nursing Practice Department, was recently elected to the position of President Elect for the Asian American / Pacific Islander Nurses Associated Inc. (AAPINA).

    • September 30, 2012

      Al Rundio, PhD, DNP, was installed as President of the International Society of Nurses on Addictions (IntNSA) on September 7 at the organization’s 36th Annual Conference in Washington, D.C.

    • September 30, 2012

      Nutrition Department professor Beth Leonberg, in collaboration with professors from several other universities, submitted a final proposal for a research endeavor titled "Electronic Medical Record Simulation to Enhance Learning of Medical Nutrition Therapy," which promotes an interactive learning alternative for nutrition program students.

    • September 30, 2012

      Good Housekeeping ran an article in their August issue that described the health benefits of listening to certain types of music. The article, “3 Health Benefits of Your Favorite Song,” quotes Joke Bradt, PhD, a board-certified music therapist and an associate professor in the Creative Arts Therapies Department.

    • September 30, 2012

      Jane Fedorczyk, PhD, an associate clinical professor and Director of the Post-Professional Clinical Programs for the Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences, attended the Clinical Practice Guidelines Workshop at APTA Headquarters in Alexandria, Virginia from July 24 - 27.

    • September 30, 2012

      Trusted higher education and job news source The Chronicle of Higher Education recently released statistics on the in its recurring weekly segment, the Almanac of Higher Education.

    • September 30, 2012

      The Nurse Anesthesia Program is excited to welcome Kirsten Brinkman-Hansen to their staff in the dual role of Academic Advisor and Admissions Coordinator. Kirsten joins the program from 91制片厂’s Goodwin College, where she was an academic advisor for the past six years

    • September 30, 2012

      Nutrition Sciences Department Chair Stella Volpe, PhD, was elected Vice President of the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) and started in the leadership role in June 2012 at the conclusion of the ACSM’s Annual Scientific Conference.

    • September 30, 2012

      Gloria Donnelly, PhD, Dean of the College of Nursing and Health Professions, announced September 17 that Al Rundio, PhD, DNP, and Faye Meloy, PhD, will be appointed to Associate Dean positions, effective October 1.

    • September 30, 2012

      Rita K. Adeniran, a 2011 graduate of the College’s DNP Program, was invited into the prestigious Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Executive Nurse Fellowship Program. Adeniran previously served as Global Nurse Ambassador for ...

    • September 30, 2012

      Paulina Sockolow, DrPH, Assistant Professor in the Health Sciences Department, attended the NIH Mobile Health Summer Institute at Northeastern University in Boston from July 29-August 3 this summer.

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      On September 5, 2012, Ellen Feld, MD, of the Physician Assistant Department had her story, "Worries," published in The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).

    • September 01, 2012

      The Behavioral Health Counseling department has a roster of accomplished faculty members, a rigorous and comprehensive curriculum, offerings for nontraditional students, and a creative program for engaging prospective students...

    • September 01, 2012

      The Saturday Scholars Program offers an alternative route to completing the Bachelor of Science degree in Behavioral Health Counseling. With classes held only on Saturdays, this accelerated, part-time option is designed to meet the needs of individuals who...

    • September 01, 2012

      In 2010, the Behavioral Health Counseling Department began hosting an annual Summer Academy program for high school students considering careers in behavioral healthcare. This summer, 31 students traveled from the tri-state area, as well as from South Carolina, Texas, and Florida, to come to Drexel’s campus and attend the program.

    • September 01, 2012

      “I always had an interest in behavioral health. I was always the ‘counselor’ among friends and had a genuine interest in helping people. I didn’t realize I could make a career out of what came so naturally to me until I came here,” said Laura Salciunas, a 2012 graduate of the Behavioral Health Counseling Program.

    • September 01, 2012

      On June 20, the Behavioral Health Counseling department hosted 40 of its alumni at its 10th Annual Alumni Dinner. Music by guest flutist Lisamarie McGrath welcomed alumni into the room as they reunited with their classmates and professors at the catered dinner.

    • September 01, 2012

      Dorothy Mastriena is a dog lover, a diehard Phillies fan (Jimmy Rollins is her favorite player), and she can polish off a cheese steak and plate of onion rings solo. She also celebrated her 102nd birthday last March and is the oldest living alumna of the College. Born in Birmingham, Pennsylvania on March 19...

    • September 01, 2012

      Like other members of the Behavioral Health Counseling faculty, Lisa Schmidt, PHD’s prior clinical experiences inform and inspire her current work as an educator. Before joining the Behavioral Health Counseling faculty, Schmidt worked in New Jersey community mental health...

    • September 01, 2012

      Robert Chapman, PhD, brings 40 years of experience to his Behavioral Health Counseling faculty position as well as substance use disorder and addiction expertise. He is driven by a desire to reduce the...

    • September 01, 2012

      Psychiatric rehabilitation (psych rehab) is a model that views recovery not as the absence of illness but as working within an illness. It gives individuals with mental disorder diagnoses the skills, resources and support they need to live, work, learn and socialize.

    • September 01, 2012

      There is ample evidence that the Behavioral Health Counseling curriculum is hitting the mark. Graduates are highly sought-after by...

    • September 01, 2012

      As a first-year nursing student at the College in 2009, Britt Cumens found herself developing a specific interest in addictions counseling. “I decided that I wanted to pick up an...

    • September 01, 2012

      While working in a locked, long-term psychiatric ward for adults in the 1970s, Ronald Comer, DSW, came to the realization that any hope of helping patients recover from their illnesses was hinged on major changes occurring within systems of care.

    • August 23, 2012

      Each June, the American Physical Therapy Association tallies its student members as a part of the ‘Reach100’ nationwide challenge to encourage student membership and participation. Institutions with 80-100% APTA membership are honored with tiered...

    • August 21, 2012

      Nine 91制片厂 students will travel to London from August 31 through September 8 to see the 2012 Paralympic Games, as part of the travel-integrated course 鈥淧erspectives on Disability,鈥 the fourth course in the Great Works Symposium 2012 Series.

    • August 01, 2012

      On June 7, 11th Street staff welcomed John Kirby to their team in the role of Fitness Trainer. John comes to 11th Street from another health center and has experience in both case management and working with patients who have chronic illnesses.

    • August 01, 2012

      This month we had the pleasure of talking to Jessica, an 18 year-old 11th Street community member with a major passion for food in all of its stages, from earth to table.

    • August 01, 2012

      Danielle Matthews, Nutrition and Food Sciences ‘13, is completing a co-op at 11th Street Family Health Services in the role of Health Education Outreach Program Assistant. Danielle, of Williamsville, New York, plans to become a Registered Dietitian and earn a master’s degree.

    • August 01, 2012

      11th Street hosts members of the Teens 4 Good Program for two weeks at a time, providing opportunities to work in the urban garden and to take part in nutrition and cooking classes. One day, the high school students learned how to cook a healthier version...

    • August 01, 2012

      The Department of Nutrition Sciences is proud to be the first in the nation to offer the Individualized Supervised Practice Pathway (ISPP) as an alternative route for nutrition graduates to achieve the training necessary to meet the requirements to sit for the nutrition board exam, which qualifies graduates as a Registered Dietitians.

    • August 01, 2012

      Jasmine Doshi, Behavioral Health Counseling ‘12, has received both the Ian L. Alexander Outstanding Commuter Student Award and the Distinguished Undergraduate Tutor Award.

    • August 01, 2012

      The Marian Williams Award for Research in Physical Therapy was established in 1963 by the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and recognizes individuals in the field who conduct outstanding clinical or educational research, publish frequent scientific studies...

    • August 01, 2012

      Ryan McDevitt, Physical Therapy ’13, co-authored an article titled “Return to Play Considerations Following ACL Reconstruction.” The article was published in ADVANCE for Physical Therapy & Rehab Medicine news magazine. McDevitt wrote the article while participating...

    • August 01, 2012

      Argie Allen, PhD, began making appearances on television as soon as she graduated from college. On local Philadelphia TV station WYBE, Allen interviewed politicians, families and people with substance addictions; an experience that ignited Allen’s interest in being televised. She said, “I realized that I could take my passion for helping people clinically to TV and radio and have a larger impact.”

    • August 01, 2012

      Erin M. Harvey, an incoming student in Drexel’s ACE program this coming fall quarter, was awarded the “A Nurse I Am” scholarship by Cherokee Uniforms. To apply for the scholarship, applicants were asked to watch a video and answer related questions in an essay. Erin was one of 10 finalists chosen...

    • August 01, 2012

      Books and Bagels is a new event that will be held every month for graduate students to discuss and appreciate current research across the disciplines. The most recent installment took place on July 27 at noon in the Center City Campus’ Bellet Building.

    • August 01, 2012

      Each June, the American Physical Therapy Association tallies its student members as a part of the ‘Reach100’ nationwide challenge to encourage student membership and participation. Institutions with 80-100% APTA membership are honored with tiered awards...

    • August 01, 2012

      Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica [Fam. Urticaceae]) is a perennial herb native to Europe, and is characterized by square stems, lance-shaped leaves with serrated margins, and clusters of small green floral structures. All parts of the plant bristle with stinging hairs.

    • August 01, 2012

      On October 9, Rose Ann DiMaria-Ghalili, PhD, will be speaking with Dr. Jane White at the Food and Nutrition Conference and Expo (FNCE) at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. During her presentation, “RD/RN Teams: A Collaborative Approach to...

    • August 01, 2012

      The Integrated Nutrition Sciences Research Laboratory at 3711 Market Street, Directed by Stella L. Volpe, PhD, Professor and Chair of the Department of Nutrition Sciences, has been busy lately with the the addition of new equipment.

    • August 01, 2012

      Joke Bradt, PhD, has received a National Institute of Nursing Research grant for her study entitled “The Effects of Vocal Music Therapy on Core Outcomes in Chronic Pain Management.”

    • August 01, 2012

      “I love this community so much. Before I came here I never thought it could be that deep,” Rebecca Shasanmi shared with us during an intimate conversation about the time she has spent as the Health Promotion and Outreach Associate at 11th Street Family Health Services.

    • August 01, 2012

      “The Mixed Method International Conference held annually in England is unlike any other research conference I have attended in that the atmosphere is one of creativity that welcomes innovative thinking in research. That type of atmosphere, creativity and energy is what attracted...

    • August 01, 2012

      On July 6, a group of eight Doctorate of Physical Therapy students performed in a dance concert fundraiser called “We Dance for Research” in the Geary Auditorium of the New College Building.

    • August 01, 2012

      On July 25, Dean Donnelly and Al Rundio, PhD, DNP, each received letters from the New Jersey State Nurses Association Institute for Nursing, notifying them that Dr. Rundio will be honored for his extraordinary contributions to the nursing profession at the organization’s upcoming Diva and Don Gala on the evening of October 24, 2012.

    • August 01, 2012

      Four Family Nurse Practitioner students from the College had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to travel to Haiti with ESF on a medical mission trip in late June. During their weeklong stay, FNP students Debbie Pestrak, Karen Riley, Colleen Silk and Nicole Waetzman delivered acute...

    • August 01, 2012

      On July 11, the College of Nursing and Health Professions hosted a reception for alumni and friends at the Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort and Spa in Savannah, Georgia. The event took place in conjunction with the American Art Therapy Association’s 43rd Annual Conference...

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      Drexel's John Cornele said he never imagined he鈥檇 tout 鈥渕edical makeup application鈥 as one of his most useful skills.

    • June 30, 2012

      Argie Allen, PhD, was interviewed on NBC's The TODAY Show May 10 in a segment about how parents can learn to avoid shouting when children are demanding their attention in undesirable ways.

    • June 30, 2012

      On June 20, the Behavioral Health Counseling department held its 10th Annual Alumni Dinner. Music by guest flutist Lisamarie McGrath welcomed alumni into the room as they reunited with their classmates and professors.

    • June 12, 2012

      91制片厂 will celebrate its 125th commencement on its University City campus with five separate ceremonies honoring Drexel鈥檚 graduating class, June 15 and16. More than 5,000 students will receive a degree from Drexel this year. Drexel will award honor 17 honorary degrees to prominent individuals distinguished in their fields.

    • June 05, 2012

      The 11th Street Family Health Services of 91制片厂 has received a grant to support the expansion of health services from the Independence Blue Cross Foundation, through its Blue Safety Net initiative. The one-year grant of $75,000 will help the center build upon the primary health care and health services it provides in its underserved community, while Drexel continues to plan expansion beyond the limitations of the center鈥檚 current small facility.

    • June 01, 2012

      "I always liked to go to art museums and read about artists' visions and struggles," said Dean Gloria Donnelly, who began exploring the watercolor medium six or seven years ago. After speaking with an artist who exhibited at a local gallery that she enjoyed visiting, Dean Donnelly made...

    • June 01, 2012

      In a lengthy article about changing degree requirements for nurses published on June 23, The New York Times features Jennifer Matton, who is working at Abington Hospital while pursuing her BSN at Drexel’s College of Nursing and Health Professions, saying “Its online RN to BSN program began in the late 1990s with a few dozen students and today has 650.

    • June 01, 2012

      “This is the perfect job for me. I absolutely love what I do“, said Kimberly Schaefer, Industry Solutions Practice Manager for Healthcare at AT&T. Schaefer’s career has followed an organic evolution, beginning in pharmaceutical sales where she quickly developed a passion...

    • June 01, 2012

      This month, Paul Clements, PhD, Associate Clinical Professor in the Division of Graduate Nursing, received the Distinguished Alumni Award from Cumberland County Community College. It is the most prestigious and selective honor that the College awards its graduates; only thirty-seven alumni...

    • June 01, 2012

      In January, the College of Nursing and Health Professions implemented the Macy Undergraduate Leadership Fellows Program (MULFP,) a program developed by tenured Associate Professor Roberta Waite, PhD, who additionally serves as the Assistant Dean of Academic Integration and Evaluation of Community Programs.

    • May 15, 2012

      Faculty and students from the College of Nursing and Health Professions at 91制片厂 will offer comprehensive health screenings at the Philadelphia City Council Veterans Resource Fair on Monday, May 21.

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      The growing number of children and adults on the autism spectrum represent a growing need for quality health care that is sensitive to the issues they face. This is the premise and challenge behind a new text, Nursing of Autism Spectrum Disorder: Evidence-based Integrated Care across the Lifespan (Springer, April 2012), edited by Dr. Ellen Giarelli, an associate professor in Drexel鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions, with Dr. Marcia Gardner.

    • April 12, 2012

      91制片厂 will play a big role in the celebration of science at the annual Philadelphia Science Festival. The festival, which runs from April 20-29, brings scientists and science enthusiasts together for a week of science-related exhibits, demonstrations and gatherings throughout the city. Drexel students, faculty and professional staff will take part in events each day during the festival. Click "read more" for a full schedule of all Drexel-related activities during the week.

    • March 29, 2012

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      Experts at 91制片厂 are available to comment for news stories about autism for Autism Awareness Month in April. Drexel recently established the A.J. Drexel Autism Institute, the nation鈥檚 first autism center focused on public health science.

    • February 27, 2012

      Following the signing of a groundbreaking, $1 million agreement with Shima Seiki USA, Genevieve Dion, assistant professor and fashion design program director in 91制片厂鈥檚 Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design, will now have the state-of-the-art laboratory to conduct research for the development of new smart textiles, wearable technologies and to explore new methods of production that will ultimately impact a number of market sectors.

    • February 24, 2012

      The 11th Street Family Health Services of 91制片厂 was one of 29 centers surveyed for a new national study released last week that reports on trends in the practice of integrative health care at centers across the United States.

    • February 02, 2012

      A new study by food safety researchers at 91制片厂 demonstrates that plasma can be an effective method for killing pathogens on uncooked poultry. The proof-of-concept study was published in the January issue of the Journal of Food Protection.

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      91制片厂鈥檚 College of Nursing and Health Professions has received an award for infusing geropsychiatric nursing into its undergraduate nursing curriculum. The award, issued by the American Academy of Nursing鈥檚 (AAN) Geriatric Nursing Collaborative, recognizes Drexel鈥檚 leadership in preparing the next generation of nurses to address the mental health needs of older patients in a variety of health care settings.

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      A simulated zombie uprising took two dozen health education professionals by surprise, giving them a hands-on lesson on what their students feel, and providing important lessons in emergency preparedness.

    • August 15, 2011

      Nursing education professionals from across the U.S. and Canada gathered at Drexel for the first day of a week-long certificate program in clinical simulation at the College of Nursing and Health Professions.

    • August 10, 2011

      Cancer patients may benefit from sessions with trained music therapists or from listening to music. Using music can reduce anxiety in cancer patients, and may also have positive effects on mood, pain and quality of life, according to a new Cochrane systematic review led by Joke Bradt, an associate professor in 91制片厂’s College of Nursing and Health Professions.

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    • October 30, 2010

      Ruth Henriquez, Leah Noble, Latoya Jackson, and Kionna Wright, four junior level students in the co-op nursing program, received scholarship awards from Chi Eta Phi Sorority, Inc, Theta Chapter.

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      The Drexel Undergraduate Nursing Division is the largest private undergraduate nursing program in the state and has a strong commitment to giving individualized attention to each student.

    • September 22, 2010

      Congratulations to the Women's Health Nurse Practitioner & Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Tracks鈥 Faculty and Students on their 100% Pass Rate for the 2009-2010 year!

    • August 09, 2010

      91制片厂鈥檚 inaugural 鈥淐ertificate in Simulation鈥 course is being presented to the public on August 9-13 by the College of Nursing & Health Professions (CNHP) Center for Interdisciplinary Simulation & Practice (CICSP) in collaboration with CNHP Continuing Education.

    • July 15, 2010

      Members of CNHP participated in the Wear Your Sneakers to Work Day on June 18th and walked from 15th and Race to Drexel Park (31st and Powelton).

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