Spirituality, Gender and the Media – MCOM 202
Course Description: The course examines the intersections of gender analysis, alternative spirituality movements and mass media in late Western modernity…
Semester on Contemporary Art (nycTREC)
Offered every fall semester. Classes begin in late August, end in early December and are held in New York or…
ESS 305 E / PH 305 E – Medical Geography
Prof. Lisa JordanAbout the Course: Medical Geography investigates the intersections of health and place. The objectives of the course are to illuminate the importance of…
Medical Geography
Prof. Lisa JordanMedical Geography investigates the intersections of health and place. The objectives of the course are to illuminate the importance of…
Systems and Contexts: Public Relations – MCOM 202
This course is a survey of the history, principles and practice of public relations. Students gain an understanding of the…
Memories and Migration: U.S. Latinos in Literature & Film – SPAN 320
This course studies works that follow the tradition of the (auto)biographical and life writings modes of self-representation as they examine…
PSCI 316H – HONORS: Social Policy and Inequality in America
Prof. Patrick McGuinnAbout the Course: This course is an upper-level community-based learning seminar on social policy and inequality in America for students…
Social Policy and Inequality in America (Honors)
Prof. Patrick McGuinnThis course is an online, upper-level, community-based learning seminar on social policy and inequality in America for students interested in…
Music: Soundscape of Film – MUS 232
In the words of American film director David Lynch, “half the film is picture, the other half is sound;… they’ve…
LAST 101 – Societies of Latin America and the Caribbean
From Patagonia to the Rio Grande, from the Andean Altiplano to the Islands of the Antilles, Latin America and the…
CE 275 TL / ENGH 298 TL – Special Topics in Civic Engagement: Poetry in the World: Socially Embedded Teaching Artists
Prof. Sean NevinAbout the Course: Poetry in the World is a community-based learning course designed to give students a basic understanding of…
Homelessness: Learning in Action
Prof. Judy Pryor RamirezStudents will engage the issue of homelessness and the role faith communities play in addressing it through Drew University’s Neighbors-in-Need…
History of Jazz – MUS 234
A course designed to help students become familiar with and appreciate jazz as an important American art form through listening…
Gender and Communication -ENGH 242
This course explores the relationship between gender and communication, including gendered communication behaviors in single and mixed gender groups in…
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…
localTREC: Your World, Your Major, and You
THIS 1-CREDIT CLASS OPEN TO ALL UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IS OFFERED AT NO COST AND RUNS FROM JANUARY 7-15, 2021. Get…
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…
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…
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…