The Engaged Mind An Evening with Professor Saad Eddin Ibrahim Caspersen School of Graduate Studies Alumni and Student Discussion & Dinner November 19, 2009 6 8 30 p.m. Founders Room, Mead Hall $25 Alumni and Guests Free for Current

 Christopher BiehnVice President, Development & Alumni Relations

By Kathy L. GilbertThe Flyer, January – March 2009, Volume 40, Number 1General Commission on the Status and Role of Women in The United Methodist Church In less than 10 years, women have been called to the helm at five

Drew University has named Christopher M. Biehn as its new vice president for development and alumni relations. In his new position, Biehn will oversee the school’s advancement efforts, which includes the departments of Annual Giving, Major and Planned Gifts, Leadership

The Caspersen School of Graduate Studies is pleased to announce the launch of our M.A. Ph.D. program in History and Culture. We have rethought the foundations of graduate education in history and designed our new program to prepare students for

What’s New for the Fall? Onewire.comWith the unemployment rate at 9.4%, and the real unemployment rate at 15.6%, there are even more people fighting for the jobs that are out there.This is why we’ve been working with OneWire, an online

The 2009 fall semester is shaping up to be an amazing time here at Drew. We are thrilled to have a record 503 students beginning their Drew experience, with nearly 60 enrolled in the initial year of the Baldwin Honors

As of August 15, 2009, new entry procedures will be enforced by the forum staff. All individuals entering the forum will now do so from the Baldwin Gym Patio entrance. All other doors are for exit only except in the

The Drew University Office of Alumni Relations is pleased to invite graduates of the College of Liberal Arts and Caspersen School of Graduate Studies back to campus on September 25 26 for Alumni Homecoming Weekend. With over 50 events planned,

Breast Cancer Advocate | Claudia Luecke C’89 When Claudia Luecke talks to young women at Drew about breast cancer, she points out that although she wasn’t diagnosed with the disease until she was 31, the cancer had probably started growing