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Hey everyone! We're kicking off the first meeting of the semester on Thursday, Sept. 15th at 4:30 pm. Come out and have some fun in HSC-244. Hope to see you there! - Melissa Medina

Come on out to our first general meeting of the semester! We're making liquid nitrogen ice cream (YUM) and starting our board elections! If you'd like to run for a board position, there is no time like the present to get involved! Hope to see you there!

Enjoy, some really cool stuff.

Go ahead! Apply!!

Cupcake Decoration /T-shirt Party! /Study Session 12/8 Sunday, 6-9 pm in the EC Main Student Lounge Come join DUCS members in decorating and preparing for our periodic table of cupcakes! Wear your t-shirt to show some DUCS pride AND join us while we study for finals! Stop by and decorate a single cupcake or more. Ask your chemistry questions too!

Exam tomorrow? Come out to study with DUCS from 6-9 pm TONIGHT in the EC main lounge by the fireplace!

Quick reminder -- our DUCS meeting is TODAY! Come out and have some fun. Meet in HS-4 at 5:00 pm. Don't forget your t-shirt money if you have not already paid!

http://people.clarkson.edu/~jimbo/pumpkins/ If only we would have thought of this sooner?!? Which element would you want to carve out?

Come out to our TIE-DYING EVENT!! See you there!!

We are finally ready to unveil the third of our ongoing TWT blog posts! Below you can find the TWT post, a profile on Jamie McMillan, an Ironworker/Welder, which was written by Brooke Kaufman. Make sure to let us know what you think in the comments below! Want to find more information about the ERA? Then you can check it out here: http://www.equalrights.org. #DrewNYCmedia #drewingnyc http://www.equalrights.org/tradeswomen-tuesday-jamie-mcmillan-ironworkerwelder/

On our way to New York Penn Station. We're going to Havas Worldwide, followed by class at our usual classroom, and ending the day with a reception back at Havas! #drewnycmedia #drewingnyc

Another warm welcome!

Enjoying our day eating lunch outside

As part of an externship with the Equal Rights Advocates (ERA), a non profit women's rights organization, each student in our class has interviewed individual Tradeswomen and written blog posts to share the women?s stories as a part of the ERA'a Tradeswomen Tuesday (TWT) blog campaign. And we are finally ready to unveil the first of our ongoing TWT blog posts! Below you can find the TWT post, a profile on Beth "Glo" Beattie, an Ironworker, which was written by Lindsey Altongy. Make sure to let us know what you think in the comments below! Want to find more information about the ERA? Then you can check it out here: http://www.equalrights.org. #DrewNYCmedia #drewingnyc

Good morning! We have all arrived in class with our coffee and we are ready to start they day! We're going to visit Grey Global Group right down the block. We'll have updates and pictures by the end of the day :)

We have just finished our afternoon presentation at Geometry Global. They are an advertising company that specializes in brand activation in order to build brand demand. At Geometry Global, they ask questions that probe why an individual may be predisposed to buying a certain product so that they can better understand why they want it. Geometry Global believes that in order to inspire a change in behavior, they need to understand the people. Thank you Geometry Global for the stimulating and exciting experience. Also, many thanks for the three professional tips: always proofread what you write, keep your word and your punctuality, and ask what you can do to help the company.

Don't forget to check out our website: www.drewnycmedia.wordpress.com! It has updates of each student in the class and our own blog posts about our daily adventures.

Today, we had the opportunity to meet with the social media team at Aeropostale. This was a really cool experience for the class because for such a big company, they are represented on social media by only 3 employees. At this visit we learned how there are so many different channels of media that can be taken advantage of. The team taught us to always create a conversation on social media, in order to engage our audience and make them feel like they are not just another consumer. Consumers want to feel like an individual, and if that happens, result in repeated purchases! What was interesting here was that the senior executives do not really interfere with the social media team since they have so much confidence in them and know that they will do their hardest work. If we could relay one point of information from that trip, it would be to never post the same information on different channels at the same time. The team explained how consumers are following all of the different channels, and the more variety the better! Check out their girl at www.instagram.com/aeropostale, or like them on facebook! This was another successful visit in Manhattan.

Just a final thank you to Kristin Mason and her colleagues, Lance Gould and Liz Rich, for taking the time to speak with us on Monday. It was a great and insightful experience, also really cool to take a peak into the studio at HuffPost Live.

There are no updates this week because we're all enjoying Spring Break! Hopefully all other Drewids are as well :-)

Thank you to student Michael Pellessier for creating our logo!

Celebrating National Student Employment Appreciation Week 2018! Congratulations to our Student Employee Award Winners & Nominees. Thank you to all of our student employees!

Welcome back students! Stop by the Career Center open house!

Calling all students! Register Now! Great chance to hear alumni share their do's and don'ts of professional communication. Learn Strategies for "cultural communications" across professional settings http://www.drew.edu/career/students/career-center-events

Calling all students thinking about grad school! Don't miss this workshop. Register NOW!

Calling all students working on campus! Don't miss this opportunity to gain professional and personal development. Register for the upcoming SEED workshop.http://www.drew.edu/career/students/career-center-events

Today is the last day for priority hiring for Federal Work Study! Jobs are still on DrewLink. Contact career@drew.edu if you need assistance.

Federal Work Study Priority Hiring Periods ends TOMORROW: Friday September 15th!!

Calling all students with Federal Work Study! Campus jobs are posted on DrewLink! Start looking TODAY!!

Calling all students interested in working on campus? Campus jobs are starting to be posted on DrewLink today! Priority Hiring Period for Federal Work Study is ? Monday August 28th through Friday September 15th Save the date: On- Campus Employment Showcase- Wednesday, Sept. 6, 2017- 11:30 AM- 2:30 PM Crawford Hall, EC? come meet departments on campus that utilize student employees!

Calling all students interested in working on campus next year! Visit http://www.drew.edu/career/students/job-search/student-employment for more information on the Federal Work Study Program.

We?re all moved in, and ready to start the semester off strong! ?? ?? ?? Mark your calendars because Friday August 30th we?re having auditions!! We?re so excited to welcome girls into our family!! @ Drew University

Hey guys!!! We wanted to introduce ourselves on here and tell you a little bit about who we are :) ?????????????????? I?m Meg! I?m 19 and a rising Sophomore at Drew. I was trained in ballet, jazz, lyrical, and musical theater for 12 years. This summer I had the opportunity to travel to Guatemala for a National Women?s Summit where I met women from the poorest countries around the world. When I?m not dancing I compete in the @missamerica organization to gain scholarship money to help pay for my education. I am so grateful to the @drewuniversityrangerettes for not only reigniting my passion for dance, but also providing me a family. I can not wait for next year!!?? @ Woolwich Township, New Jersey

Happy birthday to one of seniors, Pooja!!! We love you, and thanks for being a ??on the team and in our ?? Enjoy your birthday festivities @pjpatel119 ??????

Leg stretch on point!

SHOUT OUT OUR PAGE!!!! #drewrangerettes ????????

COME SUPPORT RELAY FOR LIFE APRIL 8TH!!!!! ??????

2016-2017 SEASON

We just want to send our thanks to everyone who purchased items from the Yankee Candle Fundraiser and to those who went to our Chipotle Fundraiser yesterday! In total, we raised about $600! This will go towards our team budget and will be used for our uniform purchases. We could not have done this without our supporters, so thank you! You are helping our team grow stronger! There will be more fundraisers coming next semester, they will be announced shortly. Plus, keep an eye out for us this Thursday at the basketball games @ 6pm & 8pm! See you at halftime, folks!

We kicked off the season with giving our newbies their goodies! Cute letters and yummy snacks ?? Our first performance was amazing, and we wouldn't have done it without these girls! Welcome to the team! ??????

Our brand new coach (!) is working on some great things for this season!! Keep your eyes out for us at halftime!

Thank you to everyone who came to auditions today!! We have some new members joining our little family!!

Mr. Drew 2016 featured four male contestants competing in swimwear, sleepwear, formalwear, talent, and Q&A catgeories for the title of Mr. Drew! Special thanks to Shannon Slowey '16 for taking these photos!

Save the date! Our annual Mr. Drew pageant is coming up on April 4th at 8:30pm in the Baldwin Gym! Watch junior and senior males compete for the title of "Mr. Drew 2016" in formalwear, sleepwear, swimwear, Q&A, and talent categories. Enjoy a special performance by Drew University's All of the Above during the pageant! Suggested donations to help your favorite contestant's chances support Special Olympics NJ. We hope to see you there! #MrDrew2016 #DrewSAAC

Extremely proud of Courtney Stephens '16, a SAAC executive committee member, on her 1,000 career points!

Drewids gathered in the Baldwin Gym for our annual Prison Ball Tournament, co-sponsored by Drew Campus Recreation! All proceeds from the event benefit Special Olympics Morris, Sussex, and Warren branches!

Drewids gathered in the Baldwin Gym for our annual Prison Ball Tournament, co-sponsored by Drew Campus Recreation! All proceeds from the event benefit Special Olympics Morris, Sussex, and Warren branches!

Come on down to Ranger Stadium on Tuesday, October 27 at 7:00 p.m. to support the Drew Women's Soccer team in the "Battle of Madison Ave" versus FDU!! First 100 fans get a FREE blue Drew Rangers t-shirt! Free hot chocolate and snacks will be available for all!

Come on down to Ranger Stadium on Thursday, October 22 at 7:00 p.m. to support the Drew University field hockey team in their non-conference matchup versus St. Thomas Acquinas! First 100 fans get a FREE blue Drew Rangers t-shirt!

Congratulations to all of the award winners at tonight's #DRESPYS!! Thanks to our SAAC President Mike Pezzuti and his Co-host Joe Sollod for hosting the show! We hope everyone had a great time!

Our annual Ranger Run brought Drewids to our scenic 5K course to run in support of Katy's Courage! Thanks to all who participated!

Less than a week until our Ranger COLOR Run 5K event in support of Katy's Courage! Register today and learn more here: http://bit.ly/1DbjT79

It's almost our time to Drew it all again. 5 years! Can you believe it? https://www.drew.edu/oneandall/reunion/?

Hey, Class of 2011! Now that you're Drew alumni, you can stay in touch with the Forest through Drew Alumni House's facebook page! www.facebook.com/drewalumni

Finals are over and it's senior week! We hope everyone had fun last night at the senior banquet. What was your favorite part of the evening?

Who's your favorite professor/staff member at Drew?

Here's what the Commons will look like with an outdoor dining terrace. If you'd like to make a pledge to our senior gift, please visit www.drew.edu/seniorpledge

One more hour left until the senior gift poll closes... cast your vote before midnight! http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/6Y2YZ9X

Hey everyone! You can now view our senior gift options and vote! The poll will be open until midnight tomorrow, Wed. You can only vote once, so consider your options carefully!

Save the date for the C'11 Senior Banquet, sponsored by the Alumni House - Wednesday, May 11th! Which professors do you want to see there for our farewell dinner?

Today is the last day to sign up for reunion! Hope to see you there! https://drew.edu/advancement/our-events/reunion-2023/

We?re less than three weeks out from our 20th (!?!?!) reunion. You can sign up until May 26. Who all is coming back to the forest in June?

Lots more reunion details are out - looks like a great 24 hours! Hope to see you there! More info at: https://drew.edu/advancement/our-events/reunion-2023/

Final post! I wanted to tell you why this page is closing. After a year of firings in several other departments, Drew's administration has decided to close the Alumni House, fire all the alumni and fundraising staff, and move all fundraising operations to a new office in Manhattan with a skeleton staff of new fundraisers. If that sounds like a good plan to you, please make sure to like Drew's other social media pages. This page will be deleted tomorrow at 2 pm.

Hi, everybody! I hope everyone who attended Reunion Weekend had a great time. We're counting down to the end of the fiscal year for Drew University, and I hope you're planning to make a gift. There are some giving matches in the works, too. Just visit drew.edu/giving to see how to give.

Today's the first day of the 150-Hour Challenge! If you give, it will be matched up to $150,000!

Hello ladies and gents of 2003! You've probably seen that Drew has a new President, and is doing a lot more for alums! Now's the time to help our alma mater go a little further -- make sure to make your gift (even if it's just $5) and help put us over the 27% mark!

Tomorrow is the last day to register online for the reunion. All the info you need is at drew.edu/weekend

Hi everyone -- some more info re: reunion weekend -- FYI, the class cocktail hour and the Saturday night dinner both are open bar -- how's that for incentive! ;)

Check out the 2003 Wikipedia entry to see what was happening in the world when we graduated. For example, the U.S. invaded Iraq, the Human Genome project was completed, the Old Man in the Mountain crumbled, Arnold Schwarezenegger was elected governor in California, and the Marlins beat the Yankees in the World Series.

Anyone have photos to post?? I'll be scanning our yearbook photos and uploading shortly.

Whazzzuuuppppp.

Speranza Theatre!

More from the Theatre & Dance Department's 255/355 Playwriting Marathon!

Drew University Drew University Dramatic Society Drew University Dance Minor!

Alumni night at You're a Good Man Charlie Brown

Duds presents Alumni Nights! Come out this Friday at 5pm before the show to mingle with fellow alums and current students.

So Detroit Symphony is broadcasting tonight, and they're in the middle of Daphnis et Chloe -- it sounds great, but see if you can spot the person who didn't get the memo...

Pictures from Drew's first Orchestra Day! Andy Lamy and Jonathan Spitz from the New Jersey Symphony joined us to give masterclasses on the art of orchestral playing. A wonderful experience for the Orchestra and our guest community members!

Fireside Winter Concert! December 2 at 8pm!

We are back with this incredible event!! This year we will be reading Les Blanca by Lorraine Hansberry. This event will take place in the D-Lab On April 3rd at 7:30pm! If you are a person of color interested in being a part of this reading please reach out the Jason Amaro Davila! No rehearsals necessary just come day of to read!

It?s time for Oxnam! This wednesday is our annual Oxnam reading!

It?s time for DUDS board elections! Do you want to be a student leader in the department! Run for one of our amazing positions! Fill out the form in our bio by next wednesday! DM us with questions or find a current member!

Drumroll please!! The 2025 DUDS BALL theme is Snoozapalloza! A sleepover with Duds! We are so excited!! More information to come!

Sign up to usher for this season! Come help out and see the show for free!! Alpha Psi Omega members are required to! If you interested in joining APO you can use ushering as volunteer hours. It also counts for Action scholar hours

Each group has been working so hard! It?s almost time to perform them! Head out to the Dlab tonight to see the amazing skits created! All are welcome. Bring a friend

Join Duds this Saturday to celebrate the start of the Spring Semester! We will be having Just Dance and Lii Sycning! We will be in the Soace and the 1867 Lounge in the EC. Come out on february 1st at 6pm. We can?t wait to dance with you all!

The New York Semester in theatre had to honor to meet with Anne Washburn this week. Anne is the playwright of Mr. Burns post electric play, the play that this class will be putting on in the spring. Thank you so much Anne for speaking with our students about your play and process.

It?s just about time for our last set of the semester. oh how time flies! Come see this semesters Dance Show: Through the Decades next weekend! This set is made up of 8 dances choreographed by students. Come out Nov 21 and 22 at 7:30 and Nov 23 at 2pm the Kean Black Box Theatre

It?s already time for our 3rd set of the semester! And it?s a musical! Come see You?re a Good Man Charlie Brown Nov 7-9 at 7:30 and 2pm on the 8th and 9th! You do not want to miss this fun loving show. Come hang with some of your favorite characters! We will see you there !

Great Scott! It?s already time for Rocky Horror! The DUDS board presents The Rocky Horror Picture Show in the Concert Hall on Oct 31st! Come give yourself over to absolute pleasure and have the greatest time watching this classic! Come dressed in your best halloween costumes! This will be an interactive performance and movie prop bags will be for sale! Prop bags are 5 dollars while supplies last! This is an event you do not want to miss!! We will see you in the Time Warp

DUDS presents Kisses for the Cast! Write your favorite cast or crew member a sweet note and give them a sweet treat!! Find us outside the box office before every theatre and dance performance. Just 50 cents per kiss and note!!

We have our first event THIS WEEKEND! Come out to welcome back picnic this sunday at 1pm outside of the DOYO. It?s a chance to meet the duds board, meet new friends, ask questions, and just have fun! Come play some yard games too!! We hope to see you all there. Snacks and drinks will be served. See you sunday!

Sneak peak... The Drew University Observatory will be opening up soon for astronomy nights! Stay tuned.

The observatory will be open tonight from 5:30 to 7:30 for the Mars and Constellation labs!

The observatory will be open tonight from 8-9 because the forecast predicts it will clear up around then. See you there!

The observatory will be open tonight from 6:30-8 to see the Moon and Mars.

The observatory will be closed tonight for weather, and the rest of the week for the break. Happy Thanksgiving!

The Moon is back!!! Stop by from 7:30-9:00 tonight for waxing crescent moon and Mars viewing.

Unfortunately, the Observatory will be closed tonight due to the weather. Have a great weekend!

The observatory will be closed tonight. Happy Halloween!

Hi all, The observatory will be open tonight from 715 - 915 PM.

The observatory will not be open tonight

Congratulations to all of the swimmers and their hard work both in and out of the pool!

Hey, everyone! We've started a fundraising campaign to help raise money for the swim team. Some of you may have received an email from one of our swimmers already, but if you haven't, please consider clicking on the link and donating to a worthy cause! Thanks!

On the 1st Day of Records?? Big congrats to you ladies!!! @godrewrangers @landmark_conf @swimswamnews @swimmingworldmag #makeyourmark #rangerup

Next Record Up is a ?Drew University & Landmark Conference Record? Let?s go Rangers! @collegeswimming @landmark_conf @godrewrangers #makeyourmark #diiiswimming #rangerup

Queen of the Fly! Breaking Two Twenty Year Old Record ?? Keeping on Flying ?? #makeyourmark #rangerup #champions

Breakout year #2019energy ??@drewrangers @swimswamnews @swimmingworldmag #makeyourmark #rangerup @michael_ma7 @landmark_conf

It is with a heavy heart that I share that one of our biggest fans, alumni Mike Smoliga's mother, Anne, lost her battle with cancer June 2. All of us in the Drew Swimming family offer our heartfelt condolences and want Mike and family to know that we're thinking and praying for them in this difficult time.

Our swimming and diving family is saddened to hear of Dorsi Raynold's passing. She was a beloved coach here and our thoughts and prayers are with her family.

#TechTipTuesday Students often have to take notes, but being able to jot down notes in your regular life is also handy. We listed some of our favorite note-taking apps in our handout, http://tinyurl.com/DrewTimeManagement, and also recommend this article: https://www.howtogeek.com/851231/best-note-taking-apps/

#TechTipTuesday We are not shy of reminding you to use strong passwords, but we are sharing this article mostly because it is very interesting to see math and words being used together to make life easier, in maps and passwords:

#TechTipTuesday Anyone in the US in need of mental health crisis assistance can dial or text 988 to reach trained crisis counselors. This shorter, easier to remember number has been available across the country for one month now - since July 16, 2022.

#TechTipTuesday Copy a forum post before you hit submit so you can paste it again (without redrafting) if it doesn't work. I sometimes use CTRL/CMD+T + doc.new + ENTER to paste what I have. h/t 1000 Life Hacks

#TechTipTuesday Memorize at least one phone number, just in case you are out and about but lose your phone (or it runs out of battery!). h/t 1000 Life Hacks

#TechTipTuesday One of the best things about a university environment is the eternal desire to learn. In that spirit, we wanted to share this list of YouTube channels with free documentaries: https://www.reviewgeek.com/91741/8-great-youtube-channels-that-create-free-documentaries/

#TechTipTuesday Have you ever played with keyboard shortcuts? We found this list today, https://www.howtogeek.com/114518/47-keyboard-shortcuts-that-work-in-all-web-browsers/, and learned that you can type a word like "google" into the URL bar and hit Ctrl+Enter (Windows or Mac) to add the .com and load the page!

#TechTipTuesday Because it is finals week here, we think you should all learn the difference between a function and a formula, https://www.howtogeek.com/767852/functions-vs.-formulas-in-microsoft-excel-whats-the-difference/. (No, finals and Excel don't actually have any direct correlation for most of us.)

#TechTipTuesday Today is National Computer Security Day, a great time to review some of the steps you can take to protect yourself and those around you. How are your passwords? And your data backups? #NationalComputerSecurityDay

#TechTipTuesday We read about Adobe's PDF editor browser extension (https://www.reviewgeek.com/100469/google-chrome-and-microsoft-edge-get-a-free-pdf-editor-thanks-to-adobe/) and are curious: Have any of you used it? Do you think you will now?

#TechTipTuesday This article from @reviewgeeksite lists "13 Essential Apps Every College Student Needs", https://www.reviewgeek.com/53488/13-essential-apps-every-college-student-needs/. Do you use any of these? Are there any you find essential that are missing from this list?

#TechTipTuesday What is your data backup plan? You should have it in place before something goes wrong. Here is some helpful information: https://www.reviewgeek.com/35227/5-cheap-ways-to-back-up-your-precious-data/

#TechTipTuesday To impress your colleagues, master the art of the dependent drop-down in Excel: https://www.howtogeek.com/735192/how-to-create-a-dependent-drop-down-list-in-microsoft-excel/ h/t @howtogeek

Last Round - Ras Malai Eating Contest

Please join the Drew University Center for Holocaust/ Genocide Study and Dr. Chelsea Ebin for a talk on "The Ideology of the Christian Right" on Monday, March 31st, at 4 p.m. Ehinger Center [EC], Crawford Hall. This program is free, open to the public, and does not require registration. We proudly offer professional development certificates to educators and other career professionals. Learn more at www.drew.edu/chgs @followers

Please join the Drew University Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study for part III of our study seminar for Black History Month on Monday, February 24th, at 4 pm. Our next program, with Dr. Lillie Edwards, is titled "Journeys of Salvation and Hope: Jewish-Black Relations in the 20th Century." Dr. Edwareds' talk will be on Drew University's campus in Mead Hall, Founders Room. This program is free and open to the public. The Center is proud to offer professional development certificates to educators and young professionals. Be sure to register at bit.ly/drewstudyseminar2025 Cosponsored by the New Jersey Commission on Holocaust Education @followers

Please join the Drew University Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study for part II of our study seminar for Black History Month. Our next program, with Dr. Clarence Lusane from Howard University, will discuss the experience of people of African descent under Nazism. Dr. Lusane's talk will be on Zoom only and is free and open to the public. The Center is proud to offer professional development certificates to educators and young professionals. Be sure to register at bit.ly/drewstudyseminar2025 Cosponsored by the New Jersey Commission on Holocaust Education @followers

Please join the Drew University Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study and our honored guest speakers for a three-part study seminar on Black and Jewish Experiences with Racial Discrimination in Germany and the USA. Attendance to all three programs is encouraged, but will not be required. Professional development certificates are available. Our programs are free and open to the public. Cosponsored by the New Jersey Commission on Holocaust Education Registration for the programs is required (use the link to register): https://forms.gle/6LXQ7FUpXnPxmSLv9 Feb. 10th with Dr. Larry Greene at 4pm, Drew University, Mead Hall, Founders Room. Feb. 17th with Dr. Clarence Lusane at 4pm, on Zoom only. Feb. 24th with Dr. Lillie Edwards at 4pm, Drew University, Mead Hall, Founders Room @followers

Please join the Drew University Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study and Dr. Susan Lederman in commemoration of Kristallnacht on November 7th at 4pm. Dr. Lederman will share her harrowing story of hiding in Slovakia as a child during the Holocaust, along with the powerful story of her husband, Peter Lederman, who witnessed Kristallnacht in Germany as a child. Thursday, November 7th at 4 pm. Drew University Dorothy Young Center for the Arts (DOYO), Room 106 This program is free and open to the public. Registration is not necessary, and professional development certificates are available upon request. Free public parking is available in the Tilghman Lot on Lancaster Rd. View a campus map here: https://drew.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Campus-Map_Sept2022-3.pdf @followers

Please join the Drew University Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study and our guest speaker, Liron Hacohen Bariach, who will share her experience of surviving last year's massacre on October 7th in Israel. This program is made possible by Faces of October 7th and our gracious cosponsors Chabad at Drew, Drew Hillel, and Drew SSI (Students Supporting Israel. October 10th @ 7 p.m. Crawford Hall, Ehinger Center, Drew University A Q&A and small reception will follow the program. Registration is not necessary, and this talk is open to the public. Questions? Call 973.408.3600 or email us at ctrholst@drew.edu. Learn more about our upcoming events: https://drew.edu/academic/centers-institutes/center-for-holocaust-genocide-study/events/ @followers

Please join the Drew University Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study and survivor Rosette Sebasoni for her talk "Reconciliation after the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda." Thursday, September 19th at 4 pm in DOYO, ARTS 106. Free and open to the public. Professional development certificates are available. No registration is required. In 30 short years since one of the most devastating mass atrocities in history, Rwanda has made remarkable strides, offering lessons in post-conflict recovery for the rest of the world. The 1994 genocide against the Tutsi left the country in shambles and its social fabric shredded. While challenges remain and wounds run deep, against all odds, genocide survivors, former perpetrators, returned refugees, and ex-combatants now live side by side, forging a shared national identity. Rosette Sebasoni, a genocide survivor herself, will speak to the challenges of the reconciliation process and its potential. For the past year, she has been collecting stories of reconciliation between ex-perpetrators and the families they harmed that will be published as a book in 2025, co-edited by Karuna?s former director Olivia Stokes Dreier. @followers

Please join the Drew University Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study and Rabbi Diana Ferkso for her talk "Reflections on Antisemitism: A Year After October 7th." Since October 7th, Jews have been the target of unprecedented antisemitism in America. How do we understand what has happened this past year, and how can we make next year in culture and on campus a better, safer one? Rabbi Diana Fersko will share learnings from her book, "We Need to Talk About Antisemitism," and her observations from traveling across the country meeting with Jewish communities this past year. Date and Time: September 9th at 4 pm at Drew University. The event's location will be announced via email 4 to 5 days before the program. This talk is free and open to the public. Registration is required at https://bit.ly/septchgs2024. For questions, call 973.408.3600 or email ctrholst@drew.edu. Learn more about upcoming programs by visiting: https://drew.edu/academic/centers-institutes/center-for-holocaust-genocide-study/events/

Please join the Drew University Center for Holocaust / Genocide Study in February for our annual study seminar on European Approaches to Holocaust Memory and Education. Join us for our final program this month on Zoom. If you have not already, register at: https://bit.ly/studyseminar24 Free and open to the public Professional Development Certificates are available for educators Up next, Dr. Zachary Mazur, February 27, 2024 at 4 PM EST on Zoom.

Please join the Drew University Center for Holocaust / Genocide Study in February for our annual study seminar on European Approaches to Holocaust Memory and Education. Join us for one, two, or all three talks on Zoom. Registration Required: https://bit.ly/studyseminar24 Free and open to the public Professional Development Certificates are available for educators Tuesdays, February 13, 20, 27 @ 4 PM EST on Zoom

DON'T MISS OUT! HAPPENING TOMORROW! Please join the Drew University Center for Holocaust / Genocide Study and Holocaust survivor, Fred Heyman for the 2023 Commemoration of Kristallnacht. Fred will share his story of witnessing critical moments of the Twentieth Century in Berlin. As a child, he remembers Hitler?s appointment as chancellor in 1933, book burnings, the Nuremberg Laws, the Berlin Olympics, the Night of Broken Glass (Kristallnacht), and the significant events of World War II, beginning in 1939 with an attack on Poland. In addition to sharing his story, Fred will answer questions and encourage the audience to become ?upstanders? instead of bystanders. November 7, 2023, at 4 PM EST Drew University, Mead Hall, Founders Room Free & Open to the Public | Registration Required: bit.ly/chgs-nov7program Please note this is an IN-PERSON program only. Professional Development Credits are available to all educators. Questions? 973.408.3600 / ctrholst@drew.edu

Please join the Drew University Center for Holocaust / Genocide Study and Holocaust survivor, Fred Heyman for the 2023 Commemoration of Kristallnacht. Fred will share his story of witnessing critical moments of the Twentieth Century in Berlin. As a child, he remembers Hitler?s appointment as chancellor in 1933, book burnings, the Nuremberg Laws, the Berlin Olympics, the Night of Broken Glass (Kristallnacht), and the significant events of World War II, beginning in 1939 with an attack on Poland. In addition to sharing his story, Fred will answer questions and encourage the audience to become ?upstanders? instead of bystanders. November 7, 2023, at 4 PM EST Drew University, Mead Hall, Founders Room Free & Open to the Public | Registration Required: bit.ly/chgs-nov7program Please note this is an IN-PERSON program only. Professional Development Credits are available to all educators. Questions? 973.408.3600 / ctrholst@drew.edu

Happy National Girls & Women in Sports Day!!! ??????

??Drew Women?s Soccer Wine Tasting?? Come Join Us! REGISTRATION IN BIO! Date: Friday, February 28th Time: 7PM- 9PM Tickets: $50 Location: Mead Hall

Captain Announcement??Congratulations to Francesca Veltri, Aimee Barsa, and Kayla Kuncken for being named our 2025 spring and fall captains! #godrewrangers

Congratulations to senior Alexa Krause on her selection to the All-Landmark Conference First Team! Congrats Alexa! #godrewrangers

GAME DAY! Today is the first round of the Landmark Conference playoffs! The Rangers take on Catholic again at Ranger Stadiun tonight at 7:00! Theme is blackout! See everyone there!!#godrewrangers

It?s Senior Day!! Come join us at Ranger stadium to celebrate our awesome 6 seniors! Today the Rangers take on Lycoming at 1:00! See everyone there! #godrewrangers

Congrats to senior Alexa Krause on scoring her 100th career point! Alexa is now the the 4th player in team history and the 5th player in Landmark Conference history to achieve 100 points! #godrewrangers

GAME DAY! Today the Rangers travel to Bethlehem, PA to take on Moravian tonight at 7:00! Keep up with the live stats and stream the game on FloSports!

GAME DAY! Today the Rangers take on Wilkes at Ranger stadium! See everyone at 7:00! #godrewrangers

GAME DAY! Today the Rangers travel to Elizabethtown, PA to take on Elizabeth College at 1:00! Stream the game on FloSports to watch!

GAME DAY! It?s officially conference time! Today the Rangers travel to Huntingdon, PA to take on Juniata at 1:00! Stream the game on FloSports to watch!

GAME DAY! Today the Rangers take on FDU at Ranger stadium! Theme is white out! See everyone at 7:00!

Why Doctors Write: Finding Humanity in Medicine with Ken Browne on Monday, April 17 at 7 p.m. on the Drew campus

Medical humanities (and related) friends. There is an excellent opportunity to present at a conference on the role of medical humanities in creating and encouraging equality in healthcare access and delivery happening in Ireland from January 11-15. If you're interested, send a message, and I'll send you the CFP. The submission deadline is October 7.

An invitation to attend this relevant conference

A special moment for William Campbell and Drew University https://www.facebook.com/NiamhoHamill/posts/10153711168174343

April is National Volunteer Month! ?? The Center for Civic Engagement proudly recognizes the incredible volunteers who dedicate their time, passion, and energy to making a difference. Your commitment strengthens our communities and inspires change! Thank you for all that you do! ???? #NationalVolunteerMonth #ThankYouVolunteers #CivicEngagement?

On International Women?s Day, we celebrate the power of women who shape our communities and drive change. Let?s honor their contributions by engaging in civic action, amplifying voices, and working together to create a more equitable world for all. #InternationalWomensDay #CivicEngagement #EmpowerWomen #WomenInAction #EqualityForAll #WomenLeaders #MakeADifference

?? Stay connected, get involved, and make an impact! ??? The Drew Good Bulletin is your go-to digital platform for discovering volunteer and experiential learning opportunities across campus and beyond. Whether you?re looking to give back, gain hands-on experience, or explore new passions, we?ve got something for you! ???? ?? Check it out and start making a difference today!

Our very own 2nd year Action Scholar, Jodi Velez, is hosting an event on behalf of the Center for Civic Engagement! We would love for you to be a part of this special event! As an Action Scholar, you?WILL?get?service hours?a?discount code + body butter sample!?Please fill this out if you want to volunteer?or?have a table to set up your Action Scholar project.

Join us on Wednesday, February 12th, as we come together to recognize and honor the significance of the Black History Month flag. This moment of reflection and celebration acknowledges Black individuals? contributions, resilience, and achievements throughout history and within our community. ?? Location: EC in the Space ? Time: 12:00 - 1:30 pm Let?s stand together in solidarity, remembrance, and appreciation. All are welcome!

Today let?s reflect on community, deliberative dialogue, while centering humanity and kindness. Thank you Dr.King for your commitment to human rights and civic engagement.

Thank you Dr. Robinson for visiting Drew University. Dr. Robinson?s perspectives on community building, mentoring, and civic engagement offered powerful reminders of the impact we can have when we come together in dialogue.

??? Yesterday, the Drew Library unveiled an incredible Banned Books Exhibition curated by students in the Community Based Learning course, ENGH 201: Banned Books: Race, Gender, and Sexuality Under Fire! This powerful exhibit explores the history and significance of banned books, shedding light on important conversations around race, gender, and sexuality. ???? From timeless classics to modern-day controversies, these books challenge the status quo and provoke thought?exactly what great literature should do. Come and explore the collection in the Library foyer all semester long! Special thanks to Professor Wendy Kolmar and all the amazing students who made this possible! ???? #BannedBooksWeek #DrewUniversity #LiteratureUnderFire #FreedomToRead #BannedBooksExhibit #ENGH201 #DrewLibrary #LibraryExhibit

Yesterday?s Community Partner Fair was a huge success, and we couldn?t have done it without YOU! ?????? A big thank you to all the incredible organizations who came out to share their work and connect with the community. Together, we learned about so many impactful ways to get involved and make a difference locally! ???? We?re beyond grateful to everyone who attended, volunteered, and supported the event. Your energy and enthusiasm truly made it a day to remember! Let?s keep this momentum going?stay tuned for more opportunities to engage with our community partners and make a lasting impact. ?? #CommunityPartnerFair #CommunityImpact #SupportLocal #VolunteerOpportunities #MakingADifference

As we end off the semester we want to thank all the students, faculty, staff, and guests who were able to join us at each event we were able to do and participate in throughout the year. We hope everyone has had a wonderful semester and we hope you enjoy your summer! ????

Calling all Action Scholars!!!! Join us tomorrow morning to celebrate everything we?ve accomplished this year! Join us in Crawford hall in the EC from 9-11:40 and we?re excited to see you there!

Join us tomorrow (Tuesday) from 9-11:40am in the EC for the annual Action Scholars Town Hall! Our amazing Action Scholars will present the projects they?ve been working on this past year and how they?ve addressed social issues as well as served communities. Be ready with curiosity, questions and more as we support the next generation of leaders and agents of change. We hope to see you there and get ready to get engaged!!

Global Education and the Center for Civic Engagement?s Social Impact NYC Trec engaged in a guided tour of Central Harlem with a focus on the Harlem Renaissance. The group stopped many sites including the Schomburg and Harlem Hospital. They also visited Langston Hughes House while viewing historic sites along 125th?Street. Including a stop at the new Apollo Theater Gallery at the Victoria, the class examined the community building components of each institution and the social impact they have made on Harlem! Keep an eye out and make sure to apply for the NYC semester on Social Impact next year!

Today is our Drew It In The Dark Kickoff event! Make sure you come out to Crawford Hall at 5:30! But TOMORROW is DEAL's Sustainable Food Fest! Make sure you check it out. (:

DREW IT IN THE DARK is almost here!! Make sure you pledge to conserve energy for our 2 week competition- and for the rest of this semester. May the most sustainable dorm building win! . . You can always see where your building stands under the energy tab (the lightbulb) on treehouse. The competition starts THIS MONDAY! . . #DrewItInTheDark #DrewIt #sustainability #sustainableDrew #energyconservation

Stop by the SIMON FORUM FROM 10-6 to grab free trees or help EcoReps hand out seedlings! This is part of the NJ Tree Recovery Campaign that Drew is involved with EVERY YEAR! So come out today! ????????

TODAY! Join EcoReps in celebrating Earth Day in BC Patio now until 3pm! Enjoy sustainable chocolates while learning about sustainability ! What else would you want on Earth Day? ??

Need ?new? clothes to brighten up your spring wardrobe? Try going to a thrift store instead of buy a brand new outfit! It?s more sustainable and often cheaper! And remember, if you?re getting rid of clothes, don?t toss it in the trash! Toss it in a donation bin or pass it down to a younger sibling or family member! #dontendthecycle #thrifting #sustainabletipfriday #sustainabletip #recycle #sustainabledrew

RecycleMania results will be out in a few weeks! But remember to not be trashy and recycle/reuse/reduce!

If you have any sustainability questions, please visit us or reach out on social media ????

Want to sign up for Drew It In The Dark? Go click on the link in our bio! Don?t know what DIITD is? WELL GET READY! Drew It In The Dark is a 2-week long competition where all the residence halls compete to see which building can use the least amount of energy! That easy! ??????

Drew It in the Dark starts this Friday!! Be sure to reduce your energy use to help your building win the competition, which starts this Friday the 22nd and runs through April 6th! #drewitinthedark

If you?re going on a hike today or soon, keep this in mind ???? the weather is nice, explore but explore respectfully

Real #tenyearchallenge ?????? there?s so much hope for the future! Let?s keep working hard to reduce waste, save energy, and SAVE THE WORLD!

Do you know why it?s important to recycling ? Check out these facts provided by #RecycleMania !! YOU have the power to limit your waste and properly recycle for yourself, wildlife, and other people! #drewyourpart #recyclemania #sustainable #sustainabledrew

Thanks to the official Drew University photographer for these pics!

Reunion weekend is almost here! Can't wait to see everyone tomorrow! The Reunion Kickoff Dinner is Friday night 6pm at the Mead Hall tent. Drew has made a few last minute changes to the schedule. They have decided to open the Pub on Saturday evening until 10pm! At this time the Pub will not be open on Friday evening so we will definitely find a local place to gather after the dinner if this doesn't change. The class photo schedule has also changed. Please join us on Saturday at 12:30pm for the Class of 1988 photo! This will be during the BBQ Picnic Lunch. See you soon! I will try to check the Facebook Messages if anyone has any questions.

Greetings Class of 1988! Online registration is open for only one more week (through May 26). Although walk-ins can be accommodated, please register today to ensure Drew has enough food, beer, and wine for all of us! Let's make the most of weekend and sign up for as many events as we can! Here's what I'm doing and I hope you will join me: Friday Night Kick-off Dinner $40 Saturday Reunion Festival & All Day Activities $50 Saturday Capstone Dinner $40 Unlike previous reunions, the pub will not be open in the evenings. However, we are working to find a great location to continue the festivities both Friday and Saturday evenings. Will keep you posted! PS If you are not receiving reunion emails, please message me and I'll be sure to add you!

Registration is now open! https://drew.edu/advancement/our-events/reunion-2023/

Greetings Class of 1988! Check your in-box for an email about the upcoming reunion. If you did not receive it, please email us at Drewu1988@gmail.com to be added to the mailing list.

Pretty day on campus today. Can?t wait to see you all in June for our 35th reunion weekend June 2-4. Be sure to book your hotel now! ?? Details found on the post below.

35th Reunion Weekend coming this spring!! Mark you calendars! Tell your friends! More details on hotel/weekend agenda coming soon!

Very sad to share this news. Rest In Peace, Pete. https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/westwood-nj/peter-kraljevich-10899469

Online registration is now open for Reunion 2019. Who's going? Life's too short to get together only every 5 years! https://www.drew.edu/advancement/our-events/reunion-2/

If you are free a week from today, I will have a brief cameo on the PBS program, Now Hear This. Info below.

End of the Semester Concerts! Choral/Choral Union, Flute Ensemble, Orchestra, Drew Composers, and Jazz Ensemble! Free to the Public, also, live-streaming for those who cannot attend in person.

Please join us in person or online tomorrow at 3 PM. https://www.youtube.com/live/SP30D8bcssw?si=RDObWBi5zE6P5Xak

Drew Composers tonight at 8 PM. Livestream below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gvz_RJdk28Y

Wonderful Concert! Bravo Tutti!

Hello Everyone. We are now streaming our Music at Noon student concerts. Next concert, this Friday, 11/12, 12 PM https://youtu.be/9_Ogf5_LMjA

Today we would like to share Final Project from the Theory Lab II class. Adjunct Assistant Professor, music composer & pianist Marie Sin Young Park who teaches the class, shared some details about the project: According to Park, This is the outcome of the final project from my class 'MUS228L' (Music Theory Lab II). I composed the chord progressions of the song and made 3 different clappings. On top of that initial base, 4 students composed and performed their bass, guitar, singing, and melody lines. All of the students participated in clapping beats to perform the piece. What inspired you to compose the piece? During the pandemic, people couldn't attend the concert to listen to music. Because of this circumstance, sharing music through online platforms has become a trend now. Because I wanted to create something a little more special with my students, I thought of this final project, and they all agreed to participate. How was the online recording process? Everyone recorded their respective parts, and I compiled all of them together into one song/video. https://youtu.be/jHODHGRMi3M Support music at Drew, and check out our socials to see more cool stuff like this one! Have a great start to the week X

Hi everyone, I hope that all is going well! Today we are sharing Rachmaninoff?s Vocalise performed by our Director of Choral and Vocal studies at Drew and the Director of Music at the Presbyterian Church on the Green in Morristown - Dr. Matthew Webb. Dr. Webb, studied conducting and keyboard at the University of North Carolina, where he earned the DMA degree. He has the sweetest chocolate lab in the world, Lucy, and we live together in Manhattan. He loves the students at Drew and consider it a privilege to be in a learning relationship with them. Professor Webb is an amazing human being who only supports our music community with his knowledge, and positive vision towards music. According to Dr. Webb, ?Music has been an integral part of my life since I began piano lessons at age 6. So much of my musical life has been through sacred music and the church. I consider teaching music to be a calling and it has supernatural meaning to me. For me, I teach to guide students to the materials they need to be successful, giving them feedback, and learning from them as we work together in an academic community.? Johannes Brahms, Sergei Rachmaninoff, Ola Gjeilo, Beyonc?, The Chicks are the Top-5 Dr. Webb?s musical inspirations. Enjoy the warm weather, and stay safe and healthy! https://youtu.be/qtTb9ec9Kmk P.s, Happy Birthday, @mattgwebb ??????Cheers X . . . #musicatdrew #art #classicalmusic #music #musicprofessor #drewuniversity #nj #ny #mondaymotivation #x

Register now for Voice Lessons for the Fall Semester!

Repost from @treston9 ? #Repost @jackguillenhn with @make_repost ??? ?Stars? trailer, a 20 min. film. The production is amazing, please consider watching the film, go to www.musiqahouston.org for more info on dates and times

Mark your calendars before heading on break!

Music Department end of the semester concert offerings! Please come and hear us!

?You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose? - Oh, The Places You Will Go! Congratulations to Drew Equestrian Team?s @abb_staskel and @claudiaapayor on your graduation today! #dreweq #drewequestrian @godrewrangers @drewuniversity @drewequestrian @rideihsa @ihsa_alumni

Congratulations to all the winners, including our own 2018-2019 MVP Kristen Gagliano!

Good luck today Abby at the IHSA Metropolitan Class at the Longines Master today! Have fun and enjoy the ride! #dreweq #drewequestrian #rideihsa #dapplehillfarm #longinesmasters Longines Masters Sara Meghan Goetz Drew University

Great day at Battle In The Saddle! Kaitlin Hofer was fifth in Intermediate Fences and fourth in Intermediate Flat, Jamie Roth was ninth in Novice Flat, and Kayla Rockhill won the Walk Trot Canter class! #duet #drewathletics #drewuniversity #ihsa #bits #ihsazone3region3

We are just three weeks away from this exciting event! Message us for $10 tickets for Friday, April 26th. We hope you'll come out to support Abby and join us for an amazing day!

Good luck to our Riding Rangers at Region Championships tomorrow! Kristen Gagliano - Walk Trot Canter; Kayla Rockhill - Walk Trot Canter; Jamie Roth - Novice Flat; Kaitlin Hofer - Intermediate Flat & Fences; and Alumni Michelle McQueen in Alumni Flat #duet #dreweq #drewequestrian #rideihsa #ihsa #collegeriding #regionals #letsdothis #ihsaalumni Thank you @centenaryequine for hosting tomorrow!

This is the premiere event in which Drew Equestrian?s own Senior Captain Abby Staskel will be competing on Friday April 26th! #godreweq #rideihsa Drew University Equestrian Team Drew Rangers Dapple Hill Farm Intercollegiate Horse Shows Association

Hey all @drewequestrian fans, family, friends and supporters! Come out to @chipotle in Madison NJ tomorrow night, March 12th, and enjoy a meal for which 33% of the profits will help support the Equestrian Team! This fundraiser will help offset the costs of team lessons and we really appreciate your support! #duet #dreweq #drewequestrian #dapplehillfarm #rideihsa #chipotle #onefortheteam @dapplehillfarm @chipotle @drewequestrian @rideihsa @ihsa_alumni @godrewrangers @abb_staskel

Join us for a beautiful evening of community, delicious food, and reflection at MSA?s Iftar Dinner! ??? ?? Tuesday, March 25th, 2025 ?? Crawford Hall, Ehinger Center ? 7 - 8 PM Celebrate the last few nights of Ramadan with us and enjoy a night of food, activities, and good company! ????? In collaboration with SASA. We can?t wait to see you there! ?? #MSAIftar #Ramadan2025 #CommunityAndFaith

Salaam, everyone! MSA is back and happy to announce the first Jummah of the semester! Join us in Mead Hall this Friday, February 17 @ 11:30 AM to have a prayer and hear a khutbah about Love in Islam. And yes, there?s free food too ;) See you there, inshallah!

Happy World Hijab Day!!??

Salaam everyone! We just wanted to remind you that our last JUMMAH Prayer for this semester will be today in the Interfaith Prayer Room at 12:30pm!! We will also be having Kebab Paradise and if weather permits, we will have a picnic outside to enjoy company and yummy food!! :)

Poem "Just Keep Walking" by Br. Ibrahim Jaaber at Drew University

Salaam Everyone! There will be Jummah Khutbah today at 1:30pm! Hope to see you there inshallah! MSA Board

Salaam Everyone! Don't forget tomorrow is the Big Day: The Annual Eid Banquet!! It will be held in Crawford Hall in the EC at 7:00pm! Inshallah hope to see you there! Feel free to dress in traditional clothes!

Salaam Everyone! Drew MSA is hosting Jummah today at 1:00 in the Mead Hall basement. There will be pizza served after salat! Hope to see you there inshallah!

Hey everyone! It's that time of year again! Our first pep band meeting is this Sunday, September 3rd at 4:30 in Music 211 in the DOYO! We will be going over our schedule for the year and figuring out when rehearsals will be for the semester. Come join!

Inspiring the youth!

Hello everyone! Tonight is Drew University's Choral Union concert at 8:00pm in the concert hall! Please go out and support! If you can't make it, here is the link for the live video stream!

Had our first big debut at the basketball game tonight! Drew Rangers won with a score of 76-56! Thank you to everyone for your support! #DrewUniversity

This is Josh Gurland! He is from Tenafly, New Jersey and is one of our Trombone players. Josh has been playing the Trombone since the 3rd grade is now a Bio Major on a Pre-Med track with a Minor in Public Health.

Hello! This is Katie Revelas, business manager of the pep band and our clarinet player. She is going into her ninth year playing the clarinet and is from West Deptford, NJ where she graduated from West Deptford high school. During high school, she was a part of the concert, marching, and jazz bands. Here at Drew, she is a biology major and music minor and is also on the pre-med track, as well as being involved in Drew's Chamber Orchestra.

Hey everyone! This is Paula Lopez. Paula is our only trumpet player and has been playing the trumpet for 10 years. Her previous music experiences include concert, jazz, and marching band. She is from Linden, New Jersey and is a freshman here at Drew with a biology and anthropology double major and a music and German double minor.

Hi everyone! This is Tyler Dorrity and he's been playing trombone since the 4th grade. He grew up in Toms River, NJ where he went to High School North and played for the marching band. A junior at Drew, he's a biochemistry major with an interest in research about the immune system.

Our first performance at the Drew University Men's Soccer game again The Catholic University of America! Congratulations to the Men's Soccer team for winning 1-0 on their Senior Day! Photo Creds: John C Bacas

We tried out our new drums at our rehearsal earlier tonight!!

Please join us for our first Shabbat of the semester. All are welcome!

Today in Seminary Hall!

Stop by the EC today between 11am and 1pm to pick up free hamentashen for Purim!

Celebrate Hanukkah at 6:30pm in Mead Hall!

Join Hillel for our first Shabbat of the semester! RSVP here: https://www.facebook.com/events/115693732450391/?acontext=%7B%22action_history%22%3A%22[%7B%5C%22surface%5C%22%3A%5C%22page%5C%22%2C%5C%22mechanism%5C%22%3A%5C%22page_upcoming_events_card%5C%22%2C%5C%22extra_data%5C%22%3A[]%7D]%22%2C%22has_source%22%3Atrue%7D

Psychology professors hit the Museum of Illusions with Prof. Dolan?s Cognitive Illusions students!

Psychology faculty at Mead Hall!

Congratulations, Kristina Simmonds! We are so excited to see what you will do next! https://www.shu.edu/education/news/online-counseling-student-awarded-apa-fellowship.cfm

Congratulations to our Psychology students who made Phi Beta Kappa! https://drew.edu/today/announcement/announcing-2022-phi-beta-kappa-members-in-course-3/

Always wonderful to see our former majors recognized by Drew! Congratulations, Katharine Dolin C'09! https://drew.edu/stories/2022/02/03/drew-university-alum-discusses-criminal-justice-career/

Team dinner before going home for spring break! ??????