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CoE Alumni: CoEAA
All graduates of the College of Engineering are invited to become members of the CoEAA. As a member, you will:
...and so much more!! If you would like to join the College of Engineering Alumni Association, please fill out the application. Please direct any questions to (215) 895-6267 or coeaa@drexel.edu. You may also contact the President of the CoEAA, Eric Poulson, P.E. '73 at e_poulson@yahoo.com or the Vice President of Membership, Mario Rivello '02 at mdr26@drexel.edu with any other questions or comments. 2009 COE graduates are free for the first year!! Dues thereafter are $20/year.
Bill Bartow, Esquire '01
Proposed Schedule of Events (Check back soon for more details) October 3, 2008 - Dean's Welcome Back Party October 29, 2008 - CoEAA Tour of Naval Surface Warfare Center November 2008 - Business Card Exchange/Happy Hour, Slainte December 2008 - Dean's Holiday Party January 2009 - CoEAA Drexel Basketball Night February 16-20, 2009 - Engineers Week March 26, 2009 - CoEAA Night at the Flyers May 2009 - Blue and Gold Days/COE Champagne Brunch/Financial Planning Event June 4, 2009 - Beerfest V, Battle of the Breweries June 17 - July 2, 2009 - Alumni Trip to Turkey The Blue Voyage: Legendary Turkey & the Turquoise Coast Turkey—where Europe and Asia, past and present, meet to form “the cradle of civilization”—is yours to discover. Your journey begins in Istanbul, Turkey’s cultural and spiritual heart. Here you’ll see the city’s magnificent edifices: the legendary Blue Mosque, Hagia Sofia, and Topkapi Palace, one of the world’s richest museums. Then travel south via the sacred World War I battlefield of Gallipoli and ferry across the Dardanelles to Troy. Explore another of Turkey’s ancient sites, Pergamum, which boasts a wealth of Greco-Roman ruins including a famous library that Antony is reputed to have given to Cleopatra. Continue on to Ephesus, one of the best-preserved classical sites in the world. Its 25,000-seat Grand Theater has excellent acoustics and splendid views. Visit a carpet factory and enjoy lunch with a local family en route to Marmaris, where you’ll board your privately chartered gulet yacht. During the next five days, you’ll cruise the blue waters along the exquisite Turquoise Coast and discover hidden sights including quaint fishing villages, striking Roman ruins, a Greek ghost town, and a 6th-century Byzantine monastery. Our tour ends in the seaside resort of Antalya, with a side trip to ancient Perge. There is an optional 5-day/4-night post-tour extension for those who wish to explore the remarkable rock formations of Cappadocia and visit Ankara, Turkey’s capital.
PAST COEAA EVENTS June 30, 2008: COE Dean’s Golf Outing A special thanks goes to the following: June 5, 2008: The 4th Annual COEAA Beer Fest was held June 5th in the Bossone Atrium. More than 200 members of the CoEAA attended this event!
January 23, 2008: Drexel Basketball Game versus William & Mary November 1, 2007: Members attended an evening Schuylkill River tour. There was great information shared on the happenings along the lower Schuylkill River and plans on improving access to the river area. The City looks great from the river at night!
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