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ACE Tutoring for Winter Term
The Academic Center for Engineers (ACE) is open for in-person (Main Building, room 005) and virtual appointments during days, evenings, and weekends. Please visit the website for a list of courses, information on how to make an appointment, or instructions on requesting use of the space for a student organization.
What's The Tea? Meet & Greet
Join friends and colleagues for an afternoon of networking, reflection on the first quarter, and sharing goals/aspirations for the year 2023 at "What's the Tea," a meet and greet reception hosted by DEI Director Terrance Harris and the College of Engineering. The event will be held Friday, January 20 at noon in the MSE Lounge, Lebow Engineering Room 331. Light snacks and refreshments will be served; participants may come and go as they please. This event is open to faculty, staff, and students. Questions regarding the event can be directed to Harris (tih29@drexel.edu) or to coe.dei@drexel.edu.
Engineering & Technology Career Fair
Registration is now open for Drexel’s Engineering & Technology Career Fair, scheduled for February 1 & 2! Be sure to register today in Handshake. Day 1 will feature an in-person event at the Rec Center gym, and Day 2 will be virtual. Steinbright Career Development Center will offer resume reviews, elevator pitch workshops and other preparation events. See Handshake for more details.
2023 Boeing Case Competition
The LeBow College of Business and the College of Engineering are partnering with Boeing for the 2022 Boeing Case Competition. Teams will analyze a business case related to Boeing products and business challenges and present their solution to Boeing senior managers. Students will gain practical experience and exposure to senior-level and hiring managers of The Boeing Company. The deadline to register is Monday, January 23 and the competition kickoff is on Friday, January 27. You can either register as a team of 4 – 6 students or register individually and be assigned to a team. Teams must include a mix of business and engineering students (this can be either a B&E student in the College of Business or a student in the College of Engineering). For registration information, contact Kelly Amber at ka973@drexel.edu.
Build a Rover with Raptor Robotics!
Raptor Robotics, a Drexel affiliated student organization dedicated to building robotic technology for the betterment of the world, is seeking students and faculty interested in working on their newest rover, the LR-2 Trojan. The LR-2 Trojan is a fully autonomous, precision based robotic rover, capable of performing various tasks for a multitude of different applications. Examples include autonomous disposal of landmines and IEDS (Improvised Explosive Devices) for military applications, precision agriculture (for higher quality produce with less waste), and search and rescue applications. Roles are non-major-specific and include all disciplines such as Graphic Design, Business, Engineering, and more. Students and faculty can sign up by filling out the Registration Form, or by contacting contact@raptor-robotics.com.
PGW Poster Competition, Microgrid Competition
Drexel Engineering students are encouraged to apply for two exciting upcoming Philadelphia Academic Engineering Competitions. Applications for their Microgrid Design Competition through Friday, January 20. In the microgrid competition, teams of 3 to 5 undergraduate and graduate students each will compete in designing simulated microgrid controllers. Students can also apply by February 3 to participate in PGW's Engineering Research Poster Competition. In this competition, research posters on the topics of Energy Efficiency, Reducing GHG Emissions, or Energy Affordability. In addition to cash prizes, competition participants will have the opportunity to attend and network with energy industry professionals at PGW’s Philadelphia Energy Innovation Symposium on February 24. For more information, contact microinnovation2022@gmail.com.
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