Co-op Show & Tell

Co-op Show & Tell: Nathan Ona

In a typical year, more than 92% of Drexel’s undergraduates participate in the Drexel Co-op program — our signature model of education that balances classroom theory with job experience. What does a Drexel co-op look like? We asked recent graduate Nathan Ona to show us. Read More

Raisa Sharif, BS/MS Computer Engineering ’25

Map of service workers’ presence. The Co-Op I didn’t expect my co-op to put me in the center... Read More

Co-op Show & Tell: Rachelle St. Fleur

As a security analyst at Security Risk Advisors in Philadelphia, I watch for and investigate security events signaling that the company’s clients may be under attack from hackers. Read More

Co-op Show & Tell: Elliot Richards

My co-op was a continuation of my work with a startup that I co-founded with a friend while in high school in Ithaca, New York. Read More

Dahrah Muhammad, BA Entrepreneurship and Innovation ’20

In 2012, my brother Musa was diagnosed with autism. In honor of him, I founded Musa’s World, which will be an online platform that automates and digitizes transition portfolios to expedite the start of care. Read More

Someone with blue hair and bangs holding up a gold framed painting of Francis Martin’s self-portrait

Isabella Sangaline, BA History and Sociology ’20

Francis Martin’s self-portrait. Photo by Jeff Fusco. Isabella Sangaline BA History and Sociology ‘20 The Co-Op As a... Read More

Emily Carey, BS Geoscience ’19

My second co-op included a month of field work at Mount Sinabung, a volcano on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, with a team led by Dr. Loÿc Vanderkluysen, a volcanologist... Read More

Chris Siracusa, BS Business Administration ’19

I was a roving photographer on the set of “Saturday Night Live.” On a given day I would take dozens of shots... Read More

Jacob Zeitzew, Mechanical Engineering, ’18

One of the things I worked on at Exelon was to display one of the startups that we were incubating, plus I built a virtual reality app... Read More

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