BIOL 150 – Ecology and Evolution
An exploration of evolutionary and ecological processes and consequences, with close examination of population dynamics, population genetics, principles of heredity,…
Survey of Western Art: Early Modern, Modern and Contemporary – ARTH 102
Prof. Prof. Margaret KuntzThis course is a chronological survey of western art and architecture from the fourteenth century through the early twentieth century.…
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…
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…
PHIL 304 – Ethics and Society
Critical discussions of issues in contemporary moral philosophy ion the areas of applied ethics, normative ethics and social policy. Issues…
Semester on Communications & Media (nycTREC)
The Semester on Communications and Media is offered every fall semester. Classes begin in late August and end in mid-December,…
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…
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…
REL 292 – Comparative Religion: International Topics
An intermediate course in the study of Comparative Religion. This course introduces students to the comparative method in the study…
Semester on New York Theatre (nycTREC)
Drew has partnered with the internationally renowned Tectonic Theater Project, a leading company in devised theatre. Tectonic’s The Laramie Project was named…
Semester on Social Entrepreneurship (nycTREC)
Prof. Professor Jennifer OlmstedOffered every spring semester. Classes begin in mid-January, end in early May and are held in New York City on…
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…
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 and end in mid-December. Applications are due by March 10. Apply HERE…
Semester on Wall Street (nycTREC)
Prof. Professor Oleg IvanetsOffered every spring semester. Classes begin in mid-January and end in early May, and are held in New York City…
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…
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…
Devising Performance: New York Theatre Intensive. (shortTREC – January 2020)
January 2020 | New York City, USA Program Fee: $2,500 Travel. Learn to navigate life as a New York theatre…
Culture as Spectacle: China’s New Cultural Industry (shortTREC – January 2020)
Prof. Bai DiJanuary 2020 | Shanghai, Wuxi and Nanjing, ChinaProgram Fee: $3,900 Travel. See China’s new cultural industry — a $172.95 billion…
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…
