Come back to The Forest.
Join your fellow Drewids on June 1–2 for a weekend of fun back where it all began! From food trucks to Alumni Achievement Awards, kids’ activities to nights at the Pub, there’s something for everyone.
Alumni Connections.
Alumni Connections
No matter where life takes you, Drew graduates remain part of the community for the rest of their lives. Whether it’s through volunteering, joining an affinity group, attending regional events or Reunion or giving back financially, there are many ways to stay connected with other alumni and with the life of the University.
Alumni Associations
Drew’s three Alumni Associations create a space in which Drew’s alumni can interact within a community of people who shared a unique experience, whether as undergraduates, graduate students or Theological School students. The Alumni Associations take a leadership role in developing, planning, promoting and delivering quality programs and services designed to keep you connected to the Drew community.
College Alumni Association
All College of Liberal Arts graduates, all former college students who have completed at least 36 credit hours and all honorary degree recipients are members of the College Alumni Association (CAA). As of 2017, the CAA has more than 14,000 living members.Caspersen School Alumni Council
Representing more than 2,000 living Caspersen graduates, the Caspersen Alumni Council consists of at least one representative from each discipline within the school. Council members serve the community through promotion of, and support for, Caspersen’s strategic priorities and initiatives. Their role is to strengthen connections within the alumni community and to partner with Drew to ensure the school’s long-term growth and success. For more information about the Caspersen Alumni Council, please contact the Theological Alumni Association
Alumni Benefits and Services
From professional development and personal enrichment to bookstore discounts and access to the Simon Forum & Athletic Center, our doors are always open to you.
Affinity Networks
Affinity networks offer opportunities for alumni to connect with one another, students and the University around topics and issues of shared interest. Affinity programming is possible through the active involvement of alumni volunteers, and the Office of Alumni and Parent Relations is eager to help alumni develop new networks.
Athletics
Just because you’ve graduated doesn’t mean you’re off the team! Many Ranger sports teams are dedicated to keeping their alumni connected and engaged with each other and what’s happening on campus through events, social media outreach, alumni games and more.Lawyers Network
The University Alumni Association Board and other alumni volunteers are developing a Drew Lawyers Network to provide networking, educational, and mentorship opportunities for Drew lawyers, law students, paralegals and other alumni interested in law and Drew students. For more information about the Drew Lawyers Network, contact the LGBTQ+ Alumni
Drew strives to provide a welcoming community for its lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, intersex and ally alumni. The LGBTQ+ Alumni Network works to create and facilitate opportunities for new and on-going friendships and professional connections through participation in social, professional, networking and community service events. Opportunities to provide mentorship to current Drew students are also available.Contact us to learn more, get involved or start a new group.
Regional clubs play an important role in the University’s alumni engagement and education efforts. Working in collaboration with the Office of Alumni and Parent Relations, regional clubs organize programming in their local area to encourage alumni interaction and to strengthen alumni connections to Drew.
Boston
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington, D.C.
Drew also has regional groups in North Carolina, Atlanta and Southern California. To learn more, contact the Office of Alumni and Parent Relations at 973-408-3229 or alumni@drew.edu. See information about volunteering for a regional clubs.
Volunteer
Volunteers enrich the drew community
Get Involved
Drew relies on the involvement of its alumni, parents and friends to support the development of campus, affinity and regional programs.
Join Us at an Event
From faculty panels and cultural events to affinity gatherings, happy hours and sports outings, opportunities to gather with fellow Drewids abound, off campus and on!