Drexel Women in Business May Tea: Mental Health in the Workplace

Spend an evening with Drexel students, alumnae and friends during the Drexel Women in Business Annual May Tea and hear from a panel of Drexel LeBow alumnae as they share reflections and experiences from their leadership journeys, insights on managing stress, anxiety and burnout, and best practices for cultivating a positive work culture.

Network with women leaders in industry, fellow alumnae and current students while engaging in meaningful discussions and connections and enjoying tea service, tea sandwiches and pastries, soft drinks, at the Acorn Club, Philadelphia’s historic women’s club.

Hosted by Drexel Women in Business and the Bennett S. LeBow College of Business.

Admission is complimentary for Drexel students and alumni. Preregistration is required.

Dress Code:
The Acorn Club requires Business Casual Attire for ladies and gentlemen. Jacket and collared shirts are required for gentlemen unless otherwise approved by the Acorn Club. Ties are not required, but preferred.

About the Acorn Club
The Acorn Club was founded in 1889 and is the oldest women’s club of its kind. The club was formed as a perpetual body for the promotion of literacy, musical and artistic tastes for social enjoyments and such other kindred purposes as the club may from time to time determine.

At its inception, the club had eight charter members. Located at 1519 Locust Street, its residence for over 50 years, the club provides a gracious and welcoming environment in Center City Philadelphia. The first meeting room was a house on Pine Street and the first clubhouse was located at 1504 Walnut Street. Architect Sydney Martin designed the present clubhouse built in 1956. “Vues d’Amerique Du Nord” (Scenes of North America), produced by Jean Zuber et Cie, adorns the first-floor foyer, and the rest of the clubhouse is beautifully decorated with art acquired over the past 100 years.