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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.

91��Ƭ��’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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

Congratulations to the 2024 Rubert graduates!

"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."

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

"[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."

"[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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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��Ƭ��’s College of Nursing and Health Professions to share about their experiences at 11th Street.

Maddy Larkin, a student in 91��Ƭ��’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.

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

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

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.