Music Composition – MUS 260
Applied music composition practices in the context of traditional styles of Western music up to and including the first half…
CE 215-M (CRN: 10038) / SOC 291-M (CRN: 10207): The NonProfit Sector
Prof. Tracy AndrewsExamines the types, development, and contributions of nonprofit organizations including the political, social, and economic importance of this sector. Topics include…
CE 275 ZM – Special Topics in Civic Engagement: Refugees and Resettlement
Prof. Jonathan GoldenAbout the Course: There are more refugees worldwide today than at any time since World War II. This course explores…
Theatre in the Community: The Newark Collaborative
Prof. Chris Ceraso, Judy TateThis course is a collaborative theatre-making enterprise in which Drew students will team with high school students from the Newark inner…
History of Photography – ARTH 243
This course provides a loosely chronological overview of diverse photographic production beginning with early optical devices such as the camera…
ESS 309-D (CRN: 10403) / ENGH 309-D (CRN: 10091): Food, Justice and US Literature
Prof. Summer HarrisonThis course examines the intersection of food, justice, and 20th/21st century U.S. literature in order to understand how our ideas…
SOC 318 JT – Sociology of Education
Prof. Susan RosenbloomAbout the Course: Sociology of Education has a dual focus: to participate in community based learning at Rosa Parks Community…
Writing for Wikipedia: Sources, Styles, and Sentences
Prof. Sandra JamiesonThis course invites students to engage in public writing and to perfect their writing and information literacy skills while they…
Art and Architecture in London – ARTH 383
This course will present a broad chronological survey of the art and architectural histories provided by London museums, galleries and…
ESS 383-G (CRN: 10404) / PH 370-G (CRN: 10238): Topics in Environmental Studies/Public Health – Environmental Justice
Prof. Lisa JordanEnvironmental Justice explores the relationship between human identity and the environment. Emerging from civil rights activism of the 1960s, environmental…
THEA 386 – Theatre in the Community: The Newark Collaboration
Prof. Chris Ceraso, Judy TateAbout the Course: This course requires travel time to and from Newark. Drew students work with high school students from…
Applied Analysis of Social Entrepreneurship
Prof. Maliha SafriThis course compliments ECON 286: Social Entrepreneurship: Theorizing Global Trends, with a focus on hands-on approaches to social entrepreneurship, as…
Playwrighting – THEA 255
Writing the one-act play from rough draft through polished revision. Exercises in characterization, plot, setting, dialogue, theme, metaphor and dramatic…
Current Events and Contemporary France -FREN 302-F
Prof. Sophia Khadraoui FortuneA conversation and composition class on current events and contemporary themes in France and the Francophone world. The course seeks…
Semester on Wall Street (nycTREC)
Prof. Professor Raphaele ChappeOffered every spring semester. Classes begin in mid-January and end in early May, and are held in New York City…
Graphic Communication for the Theatre – THEA 323
This course serves as an in depth study into the modes of technical drawing and presentation of the Theatre designer…
SOC 330-KZ (CRN: 10211): Social Movements and Collective Behavior
Prof. Kesha MooreIt is easy to feel overwhelmed by the problems of our times. What can ordinary people do to bring about…
Community Based Learning: The Non-Profit Sector
Prof. Tracy AndrewsAbout the Course: Examines the types, development, and contributions of nonprofit organizations including the political, social, and economic importance of…
US Multi-Ethnic Literature – ENGH 108
This course introduces students to literary works by U.S. authors of color (African American, Latino/a, American Indian, Asian American, and…
Applied Performance: Sexual Consent – THEA 385
Prof. Marissa MetelicaExposes students to the field of Applied Theatre and Dance. Coursework includes the creation and implementation of workshops for the…