In partnership with TechGirlz, Drexel LeBow welcomed girls from middle schools in the greater Philadelphia area for a technology workshop about data and analytics.
Leaders from SEI, Pfizer and Mars Drinks addressed Drexel alumni at an event focused on leveraging Drexel's research and innovation capabilities to solve business challenges.
Lotus Barron is busy as a double major in marketing and business analytics, but she takes time twice a year to lead educational discussion sessions with girls from Southwest Philadelphia.
Tanja Kirmse is far from a typical first-year PhD student. Outside of her academic work, she’s a member of the Drexel women’s swimming and diving team.
Amarachukwu Uche-Anya is busy. Whether she is running her non-profit, pursuing her consulting career or serving as a co-chair for the BRIDGE program she has never been willing to settle for the status quo.
By running a nonprofit foundation in her native Ghana and mentoring fellow Drexel LeBow students, Emma Mitchell is impacting lives all around the world.
Assistant Professor of Marketing Elea Feit won a $25,000 grant from Adobe's University Marketing Research Awards Program for her research into improving A/B testing methods.
While other members of the Drexel community were enjoying the break from work and school, LeBow’s BRIDGE students were winning big at the National Diversity Case Competition.
Associate Professor of Marketing Daniel Korschun and co-authors examined how customer and employee pairs influence one another as they form a relationship.
