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Degree Program Handbooks

MAR Handbook (Revised Aug 12, 2020)
MATM Handbook (Revised Aug 17, 2020)
M.Div. Handbook (Revised Aug 24, 2020)
STM Handbook (Revised Aug 17, 2020)
DMin Handbook – COLE 2018 (Revised Aug 27, 2018)
DMin Handbook – Prophetic Fire 2018 – (Revised Aug 27, 2018)
DMin Handbook – Summer/Fall 2020 – Courageous Leadership, Women’s Religious Leadership, Pilgrimage and Spirituality (Revised Summer 2020)
Ph.D. Handbook (Revised Aug 19, 2019)

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Please note: Due to extended production and shipment schedules, students planning to participate in May commencement exercises are strongly encouraged to place regalia purchase orders with the University Bookstore in January of the year in which they intend to participate in commencement.

Office of Vocation and Formation

Antoine Porter, Administrative Coordinator for Vocation and Formation
aporter1@drew.edu
(973) 408-3418

Leadership Internship Manual (revised August 2019)
Clinical Pastoral Education

Office of Graduate Academic Services

Soren M. Hessler, Director
Seminary Hall Room 29
shessler@drew.edu
(973) 408-3410

Summer English Language Program

CRW 540
Language and Learning for Theological Education

The Summer English Language Program (CRW 540) is an intensive program required of all entering Theological School students whose first language is not English and who have not received a degree from an American university. It is a three-credit course that comprises a three-week course during the month of August and its companion course, a one semester course, CRW 541, during the Fall or Spring semester, depending on the semester of matriculation.

Participation in the program is an opportunity for students to deepen their critical thinking skills and to be prepared for a successful academic and community experience. It also enables students to become familiar with the rich diversity of U.S. culture and to become familiar with one of the world’s most vibrant cities.

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