Globetrotting, researching and teaching at Drew University
September 2019 – Over the summer, Drew University students took advantage of myriad immersive experiences on and off campus. Check out the gallery below for a look at the action (and refresh the page to jumble the tiles!).
DSSI
Makayla Pardo C'20
shortTREC
Spain
shortTREC
Australia
Drew University Summer College
theoTREC
Appalachia
Women's Soccer
Austria
shortTREC
Russia
shortTREC
Spain
NJ Governor's School
Organic Chemistry
shortTREC
Russia
shortTREC
Russia
shortTREC
Spain
shortTREC
Australia
Summer Enrichment: S.T.E.A.M.
Science, Tech, Engineering, Art and Math
shortTREC
Puerto Rico
DSSI
Eva Wagenknechtová C'20 and Kevin Yan C'20
shortTREC
Spain
NJ Governor's School
Biology
shortTREC
Australia
Women's Soccer
Germany
shortTREC
Greece
DSSI
Hunter Muratore C'20
Drew University Summer College
shortTREC
Australia
theoTREC
Appalachia
Drew University Summer College
AdvantageArts
Women's Soccer
Italy
NJ Governor's School
Organic Chemistry
AdvantageArts
NJ Governor's School
Biology
Women's Soccer
Austria
DSSI
Thomas Potts C'20
shortTREC
Greece
Summer Enrichment: S.T.E.A.M.
Science, Tech, Engineering, Art and Math
Summer shortTRECs and theoTRECs around the globe included trips to Australia, Greece, Martinique and Puerto Rico, Appalachia, Canada, Russia, Ireland, Italy, South Africa, Spain and New York City.
The Drew women’s soccer team went on a 13-day tour of Europe, with stops in Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Italy and France. The team attended the World Cup and played in three international friendlies.
Some Drew science students stayed local, conducting research with the Drew Summer Science Institute (DSSI) and Research Institute for Scientists Emeriti (RISE). Read what students had to say about their experiences (one even had his research go viral).
Drew theatre students and professors led AdvantageArts, which immerses Newark high school students in a month-long intensive program.
Drew students took the reins in the S.T.E.A.M. program, teaching science, tech, engineering, art and math skills to kids in grades three through eight.
The Summer College program brought high school students to campus for a week to get a taste of the college experience by learning from and talking with Drew students.