Ph.D. marketing student Alex Cohen has taken his visual impairment, which has deteriorated to the point that he relies on special accommodations for work and home, and uses it to improve society. His disability currently fuels his research, and one can say it has become his life’s work.
The Drexel Marketing Association hosted Kathy Hickey '87, executive director of marketing for Comcast Business, yesterday evening at G-Hall where she offered undergraduates students practical advice about working at Comcast.
Monique Bell, PhD, a 2013 alumna of the LeBow Ph.D. program, was recently honored by the PhD Project, an organization that encourages underrepresented groups to pursue business doctoral degrees.
There is increasing controversy about the Affordable Care Act, with a lot of people wondering if healthcare reform will work. We asked Michael Howley PA-C, Ph.D., associate clinical professor of marketing at Drexel LeBow, to share his thoughts on this heated subject.
Two Ph.D. students have recently been honored for their exceptional work at Drexel LeBow. Fifth-year Ph.D. candidate, Monique Bell, has won Drexel University’s 2013 Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation award, and Thomas Zylkin, an Economics Ph.D. student, has been recognized with Drexel's 2013 Graduate Teaching Excellence Award.
Three teams of Drexel LeBow professors and students are dividing $30,000 in winnings for their proposed course innovations that take advantage of the technology and other enhancements featured in the College’s new 12-story academic center opening this fall.
Before class one fateful morning, communications student Patrick Medeo began his daily routine by checking his email. His eyes widened as he read an invitation to participate in a PR/Marketing Case Competition, sponsored by LeBow College of Business and the College of Arts and Sciences.
Assistant Professor of Marketing Daniel Korschun, Ph.D., who was just honored with a top University teaching award, offers his students a "lifetime gurantee."
Alexandra “Lexie” Miller, a Drexel LeBow senior counting down to her upcoming graduation this June, loves to travel and has big dreams. She’s been to 26 countries and 5 continents so far, and jokes with her parents about a future career involving running her own tourism company from Thailand, where she would like to live in a beach bungalow.
Christopher Montepara, a business administration student concentrating in marketing and entrepreneurship, received a $5,000 scholarship from the Philly Ad Club.
