Drew University offers a variety of educational opportunities during the summer session, including undergraduate, graduate, and theological courses, as well as programs for high school students, international travel and community enrichment. Visiting students from other colleges and universities are most welcome to take summer courses at Drew.
2010 Preliminary Summer Undergraduate Courses
(College of Liberal Arts)
Summer undergraduate courses are open to Drew students and to visiting students from other schools.
Tuition for 2010 undergraduate courses is $557 per credit, or $2228 per four-credit course. Drew University financial assistance is not available during the Summer Term.
Please note that course offerings, dates and schedules are subject to change without notice. All courses are worth 4 credits unless otherwise noted.
Course | Instructor | Dates | Days | Time |
ANTH 3 Human Evolution: Intro to Biological Anthropology & Archaeology | Linda Van Blerkom | June 22 – July 29 | T, TH | 1 pm - 4 pm |
| ANTH 135/ESS 191 Environmental Justice | Joslyn Cassidy | May 25 - June 17 | T,W,TH | 9:30 am - 12:30 pm |
ART 21 Drawing 1A | William Mutter | May 24 - June 18 | M, W, F | 10 am – 2pm |
ART 34 Photography | Brian Lav | May 25 - June 17 | T, TH | 4 – 8:30 p.m. |
ART 35 Digital Imaging | Robin Koss | May 25 - June 17 | T, W, TH | 9 am – 1 pm |
ARTHST 119 Latin American Women Artists | Lisandra Estivez | June 22 – July 29 | T, TH | 2-5 pm |
BIOL 5 DNA and Biotechnology Today | Joanna Miller | May 25 - June 17 | T, W, TH | 9:30 am – 12:30 pm |
BUS 1 Principles of Financial Markets I: The Wall Street Summer Program | Marc Tomljanovich | June 21 – July 15 | M,T,W,TH | 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. |
BUS 2 Principles of Financial Markets II: The Wall Street Summer Program | Marc Tomljanovich | June 21 – July 15 | M,T,W,TH | 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. |
BUS 15 Fundamentals of Financial Accounting | Karen Wisniewski | June 22 – July 29 | T, TH | 6-9 pm |
CHEM 6 Principles of Chemistry I | Mike Avaltroni | May 24 - June 17 | M,T,W,TH
| Lecture: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.; Laboratory: 1 – 4 p.m. |
CHEM 7 Principles of Chemistry II | Mike Avaltroni | June 21 – July 15 | M,T,W,TH
| Lecture: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.; Laboratory: 1 – 4 p.m. |
CHEM 25 Organic Chemistry I | Janet Berthel | May 24 - June 17 | M,T,W,TH
| Lecture: 9 a.m. – noon; Laboratory: 1 – 4 p.m.; |
CHEM 26 Organic Chemistry II | Janet Berthel | June 21 – July 15 | M,T,W,TH | Lecture: 9 a.m. – noon; Laboratory: 1 – 4 p.m.; |
| CWRTG I College Writing (2 credits) | Jessamyn Tabak | June 21 - July 28 | M,W | 10 - 11:45 am |
ECON 5 Economic Principles: Microeconomics | Fred Curtis | May 25 - June 17 | T, W, TH | 9 am – 12 pm |
ENGL 34 American 20th Century Literary Regionalists | Jennifer Holly-Wells | May 24 - June 17 | M, T, TH | 1 - 4 pm |
ENGL 41 Gender in Sci-Fi Fiction Film and Fiction | Jeffrey Blanchard | May 24 - June 17 | M, T, TH | 9:30 am-12:30 pm |
ENGL 65 Writing For and About Business | Michael Schneider | June 21 – July 28 | M, W | 6 - 9 pm |
ENGL 103 Non Fiction Writing: Memoir | Scott Hightower | June 21 – July 28 | M, W | 1 - 4 pm |
ENGL 107 Creative Writing Workshop: Short Fiction | Valerie Wilson Wesley | June 22 – July 29 | T, TH | 9:30 am – 12:30 pm |
ENGL 118 From “Great”-est Highs to Lows: American Literature 1914 to 1940 | Dennis Coyle | June 22 – July 29 | T, TH | 1-4 pm |
| ENGL 131 Post Colonial Global Literatures | Jim Hala | May 24 - June 17 | M, W, TH | 9 am - 12 pm |
FREN 1 Fundamentals of Oral and Written French I | Stefania Britt | May 24 - June 17 | M, W, TH | 9 am – 12 pm |
FREN 20 Fundamentals of Oral and Written French II | Fabienne Winkler | June 21 – July 15 | M, W, TH | 9 am – 12 pm |
HIST 8 European History 1789-1989 : Nationalism, Totalitarianism, and Rebirth | Dawn Digrius | May 25 - June 17 | T, W, TH | 1 – 4 pm |
| HIST 17 Conspiracy Theories in American History | C. Wyatt Evans | June 21 - July 28 | M, W | 1 - 4 pm |
HIST 190 001 Trials of the Century: Modern American Legal History | C. Wyatt Evans | May 25 - June 17 | T, W, TH | 9 am – 12 pm |
ITAL I Fundamentals of Oral and Written Italian I | Susanna Pastorino | May 24 - June 17 | M, W, TH | 1 - 4 pm |
ITAL 20 Fundamentals of Oral and Written Italian II | Carla Mastropierro | June 21- July 15 | M, W, TH | 9 am - 12 pm |
MATH 3 001 Introductory Statistics | Chris Apelian | May 24 - June 17 | M, T, TH | 1 - 4 pm |
MATH 3 002 Introductory Statistics | Stephen Kilianski | May 24 - June 17 | M, T, TH | 9:15 am 12:15 pm |
MATH 7 Calculus and Analytic Geometry I | Robert McLoughlin | June 21 – July 29 | M, T, TH | 6-8:45 pm |
MATH 8 Calculus and Analytic Geometry II | Chris Apelian | June 21 – July 29 | M, T, TH | 1 - 4 pm |
MUS 1 Music: Imagination and Technique | Norman Lowrey | June 22 – July 29 | T, TH | 1 – 4 pm |
PANAF 170 001/REL 133/HIST 190 002 Sub-Saharan Africa and Islam: A Historical Survey | E. Obiri Addo | May 25 - June 17 | T, W, TH | 6 – 9 pm |
PANAF 170 002/HIST 190 003 History of Pan-African Thought: Caribbean Connections | E. Obiri Addo | May 25 - June 17 | T, W, TH | 1-4 pm |
PHIL 1 Introduction to Philosophy | Seung-Kee Lee | June 22 – July 15 | T, W, TH | 9:30 am - 12:30 pm |
PHYS 6 Introductory Astronomy II: Stars and Galaxies | Robert Murawski | May 25 - June 17 | T, W, TH | 1 - 4 pm |
PSCI 6 Introduction to American Government and Politics | Joseph Romance | June 22 – July 29 | T, TH | 9 am - 12 pm |
PSCI 25 The American Presidency | Joseph Romance | May 24 - June 17 | M, T, TH | 9 am - 12 pm |
PSCI 68 Terrorism | Jonathan Golden | June 21 – July 28 | M,W | 1 - 4 pm |
PSYC 3 Introduction to Psychology | Graham Cousens | June 22 – July 29 | T, TH | 9 am - 12 pm |
PSYC 17 Small Group Dynamics | Ann Saltzman | May 24 - June 17 | M, T, TH | 1 – 4 pm |
PSYC 108 Abnormal Psychology | George-Harold Jennings | June 22 – July 29 | T, TH | 9 am - 12 pm |
PSYC 115 Learning and Memory | Graham Cousens | May 25 - June 17 | T, W, TH | 9 am -12 pm |
PSYC 117 Cognition | Patrick Dolan | June 21 – July 28 | M, W
| 9 am – 12 pm |
SOC 1 Intro to Sociology | Eric Friedman | June 21 – July 28 | M, W | 6-9 |
SOC 107 Criminology | Scott Bonn | May 25 - June 17 | T, W, TH | 1 – 4 pm |
SPAN 1 Fundamentals of Oral and Written Spanish I | TBD | May 25 - June 17 | T, W, TH | 9:30 am – 12:30 pm |
SPAN 20 Fundamentals of Oral and Written Spanish II | Nancy Noguera | June 22- July 15 | T, W, TH | 9:30 am – 12:30 pm |
THEA 33/PASTH 773
Intro to Acting and Public Presentation
| LucyAnn Saltzman &
Rodney Gilbert | May 25 - June 17 | T, W, TH | 6:30 - 9:30 pm |
THEA XX Writing and Performing the Solo Play | Joseph Gallo | May 24 - June 18 | M, W, F | 1 - 4 pm |
| THEA 191S The Shakespeare Theatre of NJ Summer Apprenticeship/Internship | Jim Bacewicz | TBD | TBD | TBD |
Please see links below for information on 2009 Summer Term at Drew.
2009 Summer Term Catalog
View the entire Drew University 2009 Summer Term Catalog.
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Summer Programs for High School Students
Summer study is a great chance for high school students to explore their interests and experience learning on a college campus. Drew University is pleased to present a number of ways that high school students can get involved and expand their horizons!
- Credit-bearing summer programs for high school students
- Non-credit summer programs for high school students
- Studio Art Portfolio Preparation
Graduate Courses
Courses are only open to those enrolled in the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies. Applicants must submit an application packet and a non-refundable application fee of $35 to the Graduate Admissions Office. For further information, please call (973) 408-3110 or visit the Caspersen School's website.
Theological Courses
Summer courses provide an opportunity for seminary students to continue their studies outside the regular academic year. Courses are open to both matriculated and qualified non-matriculated students. For additional information, please visit the Theological School website.
Housing
Housing accommodations are available on campus for Summer Term. Please contact the Housing, Conferences, and Hospitality Office directly for information at (973) 408-3681.
Summer Travel
Drew University offers off-campus study in the following cities:
