Co-op Show & Tell

Students demonstrate what the Drexel Co-op program looks like.

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

Ryan Roe, TV Production and Media Management ’19

During the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, I worked as a sports entertainment administrator for the broadcasting team in the Gangneung Curling Centre... Read More

Show And Tell: Victoria Louca

As an intern in the marketing department for the Philadelphia Eagles, I helped to promote the team when they won the Super Bowl... Read More

Show and Tell: Vincent O’Leary

I did my co-op at a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) research lab in Boulder, Colorado, building an elevation map used to model and predict tsunamis... Read More

Elle Khor, BA global studies ’17

I’m not from America; I’m from Kuala Lumpur, so I’d never heard of City Year until I stumbled across them in Drexel’s co-op database... Read More

Show and Tell: Tamine Mokdissi

I worked during summer term as a program manager at Microsoft Corp. in Redmond, Washington. I worked in the cloud and enterprise business group... Read More

Show and Tell: Rick Tredinnick

My third and final co-op for the BS/MS program in mechanical engineering was as a reliability and inspection engineer for the Paulsboro Refining Co... Read More

Show and Tell: Emma Fowler

For my second co-op, I worked as a lab technician and research assistant at the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology in Alberta, Canada... Read More

Show and Tell: Griffin Ripley

This was my first co-op and I worked (and still work part-time) at Johnson Matthey, a New Jersey-based sustainable technologies plant that refines platinum, gold, silver, palladium... Read More

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