Celebration of Benefactors

Drew’s 150-year history reflects a profound and abiding sense of fealty to The Forest. Sixty-one years after Drew’s founding as a Methodist seminary, brothers Arthur and Leonard Baldwin donated the then-staggering sum of $1.5 million (the equivalent of $21.7 million today) to endow a liberal arts college that transformed the seminary into a university. By that time, there already were 80 named endowed funds; today, that number has expanded to more than 400 named awards, including eight funds endowed in 2017 alone.

To learn more about endowed funds at Drew, please visit our endowment page or contact Elizabeth Kornstein, assistant vice president of University Advancement, at ekornstein@drew.edu or 973-408-3227.

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Caspersen School of Graduate Studies Funds

Scholarships – Prizes – Programs

Graduate Scholarships

Caspersen Scholarship	Established in 1999 by Finn and Barbara G’83, G’86, G’90 Caspersen. Awarded to students in the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies who demonstrate academic promise and financial need.
George L. Shinn Scholarship	Endowed in 1997 by this doctoral alumnus of the Class of 1992. Awarded annually for one year to one or more students who demonstrate financial need and outstanding promise, with preference for master’s candidates in the medical humanities program.
George L. Shinn Scholarship in the Humanities	Endowed in 2006 by George L. Shinn G’90, G’92. Awarded to deserving students of Hiso in their dissertation year in the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies
Jane Coil Cole Scholarship	Established by Kenneth Cole, Class of 1981, her husband, and family, friends, and former students of this 1982 Ph.D. alumna and extraordinary teacher. Awarded annually to at least one student in the Master of Fine Arts in poetry and poetry in translation program who demonstrates artistic promise and financial need. Renewable.
Shirley Sugerman Scholarship	Established by Dr. Sugerman G’70, affiliate associate professor of religion, university trustee, and academic director of the Aquinas Seminar, and enhanced by interested alumni and friends of the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies. Awarded to students in the Medical Humanities program on the basis of need and ability.
Samuel Victor Constant Scholarship	Established in 2017 by the Society of Colonial Wars in the State of New Jersey to honor the late Mr. Homer C. Shirley, III G’83 to celebrate his legacy as a patriot as well as his lifelong love of history. Named after Samuel Victor Constant, a founder of the General Society of Colonial Wars, this scholarship provides support to the most deserving graduate students(s) whose focus of study is the colonial history of the United States. Renewable.

Graduate Prizes

David Kohn Prize in Intellectual History for Close Textual Reading	Awarded to a Drew graduate student specializing in the field of intellectual history–understood as the history of intellectuals. The award is made in recognition of a specific seminar paper, published article, or dissertation chapter that is both of outstanding merit and that is devoted to the close textual analysis of a major work of history, literature, philosophy, or science produced in the 19th or 20th centuries.
Dean James H. Pain Prize	Established in 2006 by faculty, staff, and alumni/ae to honor Dr. Pain for fifteen years of service as Dean of the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies. Awarded annually for the best interdisciplinary doctoral dissertation that is singularly distinguished by creative thought and prose style. All dissertations awarded “distinction” by the committee are automatically considered for this prize.
Evelyn Jacobs Ortner Prize	Awarded annually by Evelyn Jacobs Ortner G’73 to a woman in the Caspersen School program, or the Continuing University Education program in the College of Liberal Arts, who is continuing her education after a period of family responsibilities.
John R. Mulder Prize	Established in 1992 by Geraldine Horowitz G’91, G’92. Awarded annually to the student who has written the best comprehensive examinations of the past year. The award allows the student to order books to be used for his/her dissertation research and added to the library collection.
Mary Pennywitt Lester Dissertation Prize	Endowed in 2001 by Mary Pennywitt Lester, Class of 1978. Awarded on occasion to an outstanding dissertation written in English literature or modern history and literature.
Michael Ellis Prize	Endowed by Michael Ellis G’73 in 1991. Awarded for the best M.A. thesis in the field of English literature.
Neal Riemer Prize in Democratic Political Theory	Established in 2002 by family and friends in memory of former political philosophy professor Riemer’s important contributions to the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies and of his significant body of scholarly work in the area of democratic theory. Awarded for a completed doctoral dissertation, master’s thesis, or exceptional seminar paper relevant to the work of Neal Riemer.
Paul and Yasuko Grosjean Prize	Awarded to an international student whose native language is not English and who has excelled in achieving his or her degree.
Robert Bly Translation Prize	Awarded in advanced translation students and alumni of the MFA Program in Poetry and Poetry in Translation
Robert Chapman Prize in the Caspersen School	Established in 2001 by friends and former students in honor of English professor Chapman’s significant contributions to the development and success of the Caspersen School’s Arts and Letters program. The prize is given to the D.Litt. dissertation that is singularly distinguished by creative thought and excellent prose style.

Graduate Programs

Arlo Ayres Brown Lecture	Established to honor Dr. Brown T’1907, the sixth president of Drew University, by providing an annual lectureship in any area pertaining to graduate study at Drew University coming within the Christian perspective.
Caspersen Graduate School Deanship	Established by Finn and Barbara G’83, G’86, G’90 Caspersen to endow the position of Dean of the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies.
Center for Civic Engagement	The Center works to integrate academic learning with action in the world beyond Drew’s campus, to develop skills leading to well-informed civic participation and an active pursuit of the common good, crucial to a strong democracy and the vibrant communities that make up its fabric. It seeks to support faculty teaching, research, scholarship, and creative work that benefits communities and to develop sustainable and equitable partnerships that can help both Drew and its partners meet their goals.
George Latimer Shinn Endowed Fund	Established in 2000 by George L. Shinn G’90, G’92, to create an endowment to support the discretionary fund of the Dean of the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies, honoring in perpetuity Dr. Shinn’s generosity, his many contributions of time and expertise to the University, and his interest in graduate study in the Humanities.
Kellogg Foundation Fund
Margaret and Marshall Bartlett Fund for History and Culture	Endowed in 2014 by the Margaret and Marshall Bartlett Family Foundation, Inc., on behalf of Dr. Margaret W. Bartlett G’88, G’13 and Mr. Marshall P. Bartlett, to support historical, political, and cultural programs and scholarship within the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies.
Margaret and Marshall Bartlett Research Fellowship Fund	Endowed in 2015 by the Margaret and Marshall Bartlett Family Foundation, Inc. on behalf of Dr. Margaret W. Bartlett G’88, G’13 and Mr. Marshall P. Bartlett to support the research and scholarly work of doctoral students in the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies.
Merrill Maguire Skaggs Lecture Series	Endowed and established in 2011 by her friend, Dr. Marilyn Callander, as well as other friends, relatives, and colleagues of Merrill Maguire Skaggs, former Baldwin Professor of Humanities and Dean of the Graduate School at Drew University, to honor her legacy and memory. The series brings to campus visiting scholars and lecturers with expertise in the literature and ideas that Professor Skaggs taught and loved throughout her life, including American studies and American literature.
Norma and Walter Nudelman Book Fund	Established in 1991 by Norma B. Nudelman G’87, for the purchase of materials, books or tapes, etc. to be deposited in the Rose Library for use by faculty and students in the study of American and English Literature.
Patrice Marie and John Francis Kelly Faculty Fellowship in Arts and Letters	Endowed in 2015 by Patrice M. Kelly G’03, G’16 and John F. Kelly to support the Arts and Letters program at the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies. Provides much-needed support for faculty in the Arts and Letters program and their teaching, mentorship, and scholarly activities.
Randolph S. Bourne Fund	Established in 1999-2000 by Franklin K. Wyman and the Marjorie Wyman Charitable Annuity Fund to provide books for graduate students in the modern history and literature program.
Werner Kofler Arts and Letters Endowment	Endowed in 2011 by Werner Kofler T’03, G’05, to provide a Doctor of Letters Literary Discussion Group for the Arts and Letters Program in the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies.
William C. Campbell Colloquium in 19th-Century Science and Society	Endowed to support a colloquium in the Graduate School for discussion of science and culture, as part of Drew’s 19th-century studies program.

College of Liberal Arts Funds

Scholarships – Prizes – Programs

CLA Scholarships

Alfred Ayoub and Elaine Ornstein Ayoub Memorial Scholarship	Endowed in 2005 by Dr. Alfred Ayoub C’48, in memory of his wife, Elaine Ornstein Ayoub C’49, and re-named by the Ayoub family in honor of both of their parents. Awarded annually on the basis of both need and merit, with preference for students with a particular interest in English literature.
Anne L. and Jeffrey B. Noss Scholarship	Endowed in 2004 by Anne L. and Jeffrey B. Noss, members of the Class of 1975, in memory of Mrs. Noss’ grandparents, Leo and Sophie Trencher, whose support made her education at Drew possible. Awarded annually on the basis of merit or need, with a preference for students for whom Drew is their first choice.
Anthony Ayoub Memorial Scholarship	Established in 1997 by Dr. Alfred Ayoub C’48 and Mrs. Elaine Ayoub C’49, in memory of Dr. Ayoub’s father. Awarded annually on the basis of need to a deserving first-year student in the College of Liberal Arts who has demonstrated the ability to succeed at Drew and in his or her future profession.
Antoinette C. Bentley Scholarship	Endowed in 1998 through a gift from the estate of Antoinette C. Bentley, university trustee, accomplished attorney and community leader. Awarded initially to first-year women students on the basis of need with preference for women of the highest achievement.
Arthur Preston Colbourn Scholarship	Endowed in 2008 by a bequest from Arthur Preston Colbourn C’33. Awarded to deserving students in the College of Liberal Arts. Renewable
Baker Family Scholarship	Endowed in 2000 by Frances B. Baker P’69, William O. Baker P’69, H’83 and Joseph B. Baker C’69. Awarded annually to one or more juniors or seniors. Renewable for students who maintain good academic progress.
Barry Gillman Humanitarian Scholarship	Established through the Independent College Fund of New Jersey, The PNC – Barry Gillman Humanitarian Scholarship honors the compassion and spirit of volunteerism embodied by the late Barry Gillman by encouraging undergraduate students to continue in their humanitarian work while attending college. Awarded to outstanding students who demonstrate a commitment to serving the community through volunteer service.
Becton Dickinson and Company Scholarship	Awarded through the Independent College Fund of New Jersey to a high-achieving science major.
Bernard Compagnone Memorial Scholarship in Mathematics	Endowed in 1981 by his family and friends in memory of Bernard Compagnone C’80. Awarded to a mathematics major, preferably with financial need, who has consistently done superior work in mathematics and demonstrated great ability in pure mathematics.
Bernard L. Belsky Memorial Scholarship	Endowed in 1987 by family members and friends of Bernard Belsky C’51 and awarded annually to a promising student with need.
Betty and Jack Fenstermacher Scholarship	Endowed in 2004 by Barry W. Fenstermacher, C’69 to gratefully acknowledge the dedication of his parents to the education of their children. Awarded annually to one or more students who demonstrate financial need and academic promise.
Beverly Balch Allinsmith Scholarship	Endowed by a bequest from Hazel Balch in memory of her daughter, and awarded to students in the women’s and gender studies program.
Bill and Mimi Stanford Scholarship Fund	Established in 2013 by Mr. William E. Stanford C’62 and Mrs. Mary A. Stanford, in recognition of their longstanding generosity and commitment to Drew University. Awarded to a deserving student, in the College of Liberal Arts, with demonstrated financial need.
Brinster Family Scholarship	Established in 2007 by John F. Brinster C’43. Awarded to College of Liberal Arts students majoring in the sciences, with a preference for students interested in neuroscience.
Catherine, Cheryl, and Madeline Morrow Scholarship	Endowed in 2004 by Catherine R. Morrow, C’72 to honor her parents for their dedication to her education. Awarded annually to a student who demonstrates financial need, with preference for a student in changed financial circumstances.
Cegedim-Dendrite Scholarship	Endowed in 2003 by Cegedim-Dendrite International, Inc. Awarded without regard for need to one or more students who demonstrate potential for achievement and an exceptional interest in information technology. Renewable annually if student maintains good academic standing.
Charles A. Hogan Scholarship	Endowed in 2005 by Francis W. Nevis, Patrick G. Nevis G’74, Lindsay O. Nevis, and Ryan O. Nevis, to honor the memory of former Drew Professor Charles A. Hogan. Awarded to students with a major or minor in political science or philosophy or to those with any of the interdisciplinary minors related to the study of international relations, with preference for students participating in off-campus semester programs. Renewable.
Charles and Lillian Rosenthal Endowed Scholarship	Endowed in 1992 by Howard A. Rosenthal C’74, in memory of his grandparents. Given annually to a student majoring in political science.
Charles and Liora Peck Scholarship	Endowed in 2006 by Charles M. Peck C’74, to honor the teaching career of Professor of English Emerita Joan Steiner. Awarded, on the basis of need or merit, to students majoring in English who excel in analytical writing. Renewable.
Christian & Teresa M. Dingler Foundation Scholarship	Awarded annually since 1991 by the Christian and Teresa M. Dingler Foundation to a student from Newark or Essex County with financial need. Renewable for recipients maintaining satisfactory academic progress.
Class of 1949 Memorial Scholarship	Endowed by members of the Class of 1949 at its 40th reunion, in memory of deceased classmates. Awarded to a student of merit, with preference for a student with financial need.
Class of 1951 Scholarship
Class of 1956 Scholarship	Established by the Class of 1956 in honor of their 50th reunion year, and endowed in 2003 with gifts from members of the class. Awarded annually to disadvantaged inner-city students, with preference for applicants from the greater New York-New Jersey area, who have a strong academic record and demonstrated financial need.
Class of 1958 Scholarship	Established in 2007 by the Class of 1958 and endowed in 2008. Awarded to students in good academic standing who demonstrate financial need. Renewable
Class of 1961 Leslie Banks Memorial Scholarship	Endowed in 2012 through generous contributions from members of the Class of 1961. Awarded annually to a deserving student who has demonstrated financial need and comes from educationally underserved inner-city neighborhoods. Preference shall be given to applicants who attended a secondary school like Chandler Park Academy School, which was established by Anthony Shipley C’61 as a charter school committed to academic excellence, character development and leadership for urban students.
Class of 1962 Scholarship	Established in 2002 by the Class of 1962, in honor of their 40th reunion, and endowed in 2004. Awarded to students who have demonstrated academic achievement and financial need, with preference for students beyond their first year in the College of Liberal Arts. Renewable.
Class of 1965 Scholarship	Endowed in 2012 by the Class of 1965. Awarded to deserving students who demonstrate financial need and who have a strong academic record. Renewable.
Class of 1970 Scholarship	Established by the Class of 1970 in honor of its 25th reunion, and endowed in 2000. Awarded to College of Liberal Arts students with financial need and proven scholastic ability. Renewable.
Class of 1971 Scholarship	Established in 2000 by the Class of 1971 and endowed in 2004. Awarded to entering first-year students on the basis of demonstrated academic merit and financial need.
Class of 1973 Scholarship	Endowed in 2013 through the generous contributions from members of the Class of 1973. Awarded to deserving first-year students, with demonstrated academic promise and financial need, who come from disadvantaged backgrounds and have potential to succeed. Renewable.
Class of 1975 Scholarship	Endowed in 2012 through generous contributions from members of the Class of 1975. Awarded annually to deserving students at Drew, who have demonstrated financial need.
Class of 1981 Scholarship	Established in 2001 by the Class of 1981, in honor of their 20th reunion, and endowed in 2004. Awarded to students demonstrating academic promise and financial need, with a preference for entering students with a commitment to community or public service. Renewable.
Class of 1984 Scholarship	Endowed in 2012 through generous contributions from members of the Class of 1984. Awarded to deserving students at Drew, who have demonstrated academic promise and financial need, with preference for students who are actively involved in the community through civic engagement and/or campus life activities, as well as legacy students.
Class of 1986 Scholarship	Endowed in 2013 through generous contributions from members of the Class of 1986 in honor of their 25th reunion. Awarded to deserving students at Drew, who have demonstrated financial need and a commitment to helping others through service learning and civic engagement activities
Cleon H. and Elsie Fisher Scholarship	Endowed by the estate of Elsie Fisher in 1989 to promote leadership and to assist young people who are making a visible effort to help themselves.
Coccia Foundation Scholarship	Established by the Coccia Foundation, and awarded for study in Italy to a student of Italian who is a member of CIAO, the student Italian organization.
College Class of 1978 Scholarship	Established by the College Class of 1978, to be awarded to College of Liberal Arts students with proven scholastic ability and demonstrated financial need.
College Class of 1985 Scholarship
College Class of 1999 Scholarship	Endowed in 2014 by the Class of 1999 in honor of their 15th reunion. Awarded annually to one or more continuing students who because of unforeseen financial circumstances may not otherwise be able to return to Drew. Renewable as long as the recipient remains in good academic standing.
ConnectOne Bank Scholarship	Established by ConnectOne Bank in 2016, the ConnectOne Bank Scholarship helps enable a transfer student from County College of Morris to complete his/her undergraduate degree at Drew University.
Continuing Education Scholarship	Endowed in 2000 by trustee Jayne Becker, C’88. Awarded annually to one or more full- or part-time students in the Continuing University Education program, with preference for students with financial need. Renewable if recipients remain in good academic standing.
Cynthia Baldwin Haselton Scholarship	Endowed in 1999 by Eleanor Haselton Barrett to honor her mother. Awarded to well-rounded students of good academic standing and character.
David and Pauline Bodle Scholarship	Endowed in 1988 by the estate of Pauline Bodle. Awarded annually to entering first-year students with scholastic ability who will study the natural sciences.
Dogwood Scholarship	Established in 2004 by Michael J. Jarman C’80 in gratitude for the support he received as a student. Awarded to students with exceptional need, with preference for those who participate in the work/study program.
Dona and Roland Young Scholarship	Endowed in 2005 by Dona Davis (Gagliano) Young, C’76, G’76 out of affection for Drew University. Awarded to deserving students, with preference for students who demonstrate financial need and live in Hartford County, C.T.
Donald G. Jones Scholarship	Endowed in 2004 by alumni and friends, led by Bruce R. Grob C’73, G’84, and JoAnn Keatz C’79 to honor the influence of Donald G. Jones upon his students and upon the study of ethics over his long career at Drew University. Awarded to students in the College of Liberal Arts who have a record of accomplishment in extracurricular activities, with a preference for economically or educationally disadvantaged students who are members of minority groups. Renewable.
Dorothy R. Baldwin Scholarship	Endowed by Donald R. Baldwin in honor of his sister. Recommended by the dean of student life and awarded annually, in full or in part, to a woman or women of high academic record and Christian character who show promise of leadership.
Edward J. Bazarian, Esq. Class of 1944 Family Scholarship	Endowed in 2007 by Margaret Bazarian and family in honor of her husband and their father, a member of the Class of 1944, by his family. Awarded annually to one or more students, preferably majoring in economics and/or political science, who demonstrate outstanding promise and are not receiving any other form of financial assistance.
Elizabeth Cox Leach Class of 1954 Scholarship	Endowed in 2004 by Benton R. Leach and members of the C’54, in memory of Elizabeth Cox Leach C’54. Awarded to students of the liberal arts, with a preference for women students. Renewable.
Elizabeth DeCamp McInerny Scholarship	Endowed by the Ira W. DeCamp Foundation and Drew alumni in health-related professions for premedical students.
Elizabeth Nielsen Kelly Scholarship	Endowed in 2001 by Philip H. Kelly to honor his wife, a 1959 graduate of Drew Theological School. Awarded annually to one or more educationally disadvantaged or non-traditional students who demonstrate financial need. Renewable.
Elizabeth P. Korn Scholarship	Endowed in 1991 by family, friends, and alumni in honor of Drew’s first professor of art, Elizabeth P. Korn. Awarded to a first-year student or sophomore studio art major who shows exceptional promise in the field.
Emmeline Jeanne Brancato Scholarship	Endowed in 2006 by Shelley C. Kappauf P’06, in memory of her daughter. Awarded to a deserving student in the College of Liberal Arts, with a preference to students who are majoring in anthropology or environmental studies. Renewable.
EOS Endowed Scholarship	The EOS Endowed Scholarship is to be awarded to an EOS student in the College of Liberal Arts.
Everett Balch Memorial Scholarship	Endowed by Hazel Balch in memory of her husband, Everett Balch, for the promotion of goodwill and understanding. Awarded to an international student with promise of leadership who plans to return to his or her native country.
Feng Kin-Pei Scholarship	Established in 2002 by Darwin R. Chang and the late Yen M. Chang, to honor their friend, Feng Kin-Pei counselor to the Chinese Delegation to the United Nations during the 1940s and 1950s. To be awarded annually to a needy College of Liberal Arts student of Chinese descent majoring in politics or international relations. Renewable.
Floyd W. Webster Scholarship	Established in 2002 by Marion P. Webster in memory of her husband, Floyd W. Webster C’56. Awarded annually to a student with financial need, with preference for students with an interest in economics. Renewable.
George D. Kelsey Scholarship	Endowed in 1990 by Elizabeth T’59 and Philip Kelly to honor Dr. Kelsey, professor emeritus of Christian ethics. To be awarded to educationally disadvantaged students or non-traditional students with financial need.
George Percy Whaley and Mary Alice Whaley Scholarship in Political Science	Endowed in 1988 by the George P. and Mary A. Whaley Memorial Fund. Awarded annually to outstanding juniors and seniors majoring in political science with an emphasis on American government and politics. Awarded preferably to students who have participated in student government, government or civic activities.
Gilbert Holmberg Scholarship for Pre-Medical Students	Endowed in 2007 by the Estate of Gilbert I. Holmberg, a member of the World War II Navy V-12 program at Drew. Awarded to students preparing for a career in medicine.
Glenn and Carol Head Scholarship	Established in 2001 by Glenn and Carol Head, Class of 1974, to strengthen Drew’s future. Awarded annually to deserving students, with a preference for Madison area students, who demonstrate financial need.
Grohowski Family Scholarship	Endowed in 2007 by Drew trustee Leo Grohowski C’80 and his wife, Nancy. Awarded to academically talented and economically disadvantaged students majoring in economics who have a record of accomplishment in extracurricular activities. Renewable.
H. W. William and Kathleen W. Caming Scholarship	Established in 2007 by H. W. William Caming in memory of Kathleen W. Caming. Awarded to students who demonstrate academic excellence, financial need, good character, and integrity. Renewable.
Harriet Gilbert Davis Scholarship	Endowed in 1990 by her daughter, Catherine Davis Bridwell C’67, and Mrs. Davis’s family to be awarded to a woman with need, majoring in religion.
Head Family Scholarship	Endowed in 2012 by the Head Family Charitable Foundation, to help qualified students of color pursue their goals of achieving higher education. The scholarship is offered annually to first-year students of color who demonstrate financial need and outstanding academic promise. Students must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid to be considered for this award. The scholarship is renewable.
Headley Brothers Commuter Scholarship	Established by Mr. Peter F. Headley C’59 and Mrs. Joan F. (Jodi Della-Cerra) Headley C’60 in 2015 to support a deserving, full-time, unmarried undergraduate student who is a commuter, has financial need, is a United States citizen with no known drug usage and no felony convictions, is of upright moral character and an advocate for the principles and practices of American democracy, and is a resident of Morris or Sussex county in New Jersey and a graduate of a high school in Morris or Sussex county. Primary preference shall be given to a student who is a veteran of the United States military, with further preference given to disabled veterans. This scholarship is not renewable.
Helen Charlotte Brown Scholarship	Endowed in 2001 by Jonathan W. Reader, professor of sociology, in honor of his mother. Awarded annually to one or more deserving students majoring or minoring in women’s studies who have demonstrated promise for continued achievement. Renewable.
Herslow Fencing Endowment	Established by James Herslow C’36 for the benefit of Drew University’s fencing program.
HSBC First Opportunity Partners Scholarship	Funded by HSBC through the Council of Independent Colleges, and administered through the Independent College Fund of New Jersey. Awarded to support college access, success and affordability for students from underserved populations.
Inez G. Nelbach Scholarship	Endowed in 1993 by the estate of Inez G. Nelbach and former Drew Scholars. Awarded to undergraduates in the Drew Scholars Program.
J. Laurence Kulp Scholarship in Chemistry	Established in 1997 by the Kulp family in appreciation of the teaching and inspiration of Louis Cleveland Jordy, Drew’s first professor of chemistry. Awarded annually on the basis of need to a deserving first-year student who has demonstrated a strong record in mathematics and the sciences and who plans to major in chemistry.
James B. Burke Scholarship	Endowed in 1986 by family members and friends to honor James B. Burke, longtime Drew trustee. Awarded annually to students of high merit who are majoring in the humanities.
James H. McGraw Scholarship	Awarded to a student whose high school record is unusually worthy of recognition.
James Marshall Boyd Scholarship	Endowed in 1971 by family, friends, and colleagues, in memory of James Marshall Boyd Jr., a much-loved Drew chaplain and professor in the philosophy and religion departments from 1953 to 1971. Awarded to a student with need, preferably the son or daughter of a minister.
James Pain Scholarship	Endowed in 2004 by Edward J. Landrigan, C’63 and president of Verdura Inc., to honor the teaching legacy of Dr. Pain, a longtime professor of religious studies and Graduate School dean. Awarded annually to one or more students of high academic achievement who demonstrate financial need. Renewable with good academic standing.
Jane G. Lenahan Memorial Scholarship	Established in 2013 by Mr. Grant F. Lenahan C’83, in recognition of his mother’s accomplishments in the sciences and his commitment to Drew University. Awarded to an exceptionally qualified student in the College of Liberal Arts, majoring or intending to major in the natural and physical sciences and/or mathematics, with demonstrated financial need.
John D. Bosworth Scholarship	Endowed in 1975 by Mr. and Mrs. Emerson H. Bosworth, relatives, and friends in memory of John D. Bosworth C’71. Awarded annually to an economics major.
John M. Warner Scholarship in English	Endowed in 2004 by Deborah Reider Bazes C’70, G’72 to honor this scholar of British literature and long-time professor of English. Awarded annually to a student majoring in English who demonstrates financial need. Renewable.
John von der Heide Scholarship	Endowed in 1998 by alumni/ae, friends and colleagues to honor this long-time professor of history. Awarded annually to a history major with need, preferably one with a record of accomplishment in extracurricular activities.
Johnson & Johnson Pre-Professional Health Care Scholarship	Established in 2009 by Johnson & Johnson through the Independent College Fund of New Jersey. Awarded to students preparing for health care careers in medicine, dentistry or allied health professions.
Jonathan and Lilly Schwieger Scholarship	Endowed in 2004 by Jonathan Schwieger, C’65, to strengthen Drew’s future by assisting talented students in the College of Liberal Arts. Awarded annually to one or more students who demonstrate financial need and academic promise.
Judith Ahlstrom Barrowclough Scholarship	Established in 2000 by William R. Schumann, Class of 1964, and Gerie Snell Schumann, Class of 1963, in memory of their classmate and dear friend Judith Ahlstrom Barrowclough, Class of 1963. Awarded annually to one or more students of sound academic achievement, who have an interest in public and/or social service, demonstrate initiative and determination, and have financial need. Renewable.
Julia and Stanley Baker Scholarship in Biology	Endowed in 1991 by E. G. Stanley Baker, professor emeritus of zoology. Awarded to a student majoring in biology and, preferably, planning to pursue a career in that field.
Julius J. Mastro Scholarship	Endowed in 1986 by alumni/ae, friends, and family members to honor Dr. Mastro C’50, professor of political science and university trustee, upon his retirement from full-time teaching. Awarded annually to two first-semester senior political science majors who are interested in careers in politics and public service.
Kathryn D. Stanley Scholarship	Endowed in 1994 by family and friends in memory of Kathryn Stanley C’95 for a French major to help him or her study in France for a semester. Airfare to France is included.
Katie Lynch Memorial Scholarship	Established in 2010 by family, friends, and Ernst & Young colleagues, in memory of Katherine E. Lynch C’00. Awarded on the basis of need or merit to women of high academic standing who are interested in information technology, with a preference for students who are involved in extracurricular activities. Renewable.
Kirk A. Igler Scholarship in the Arts	Endowed in 2004 by family, classmates, and friends in memory of Kirk A. Igler C’66. Awarded to promising students of the fine or performing arts, of sophomore or higher standing, with financial need. Renewable.
Kristine Aurbakken Scholarship	Endowed in 2006 by Else M. Adjali, John L. Aurbakken, Madani A. Adjali, and friends of long-time Drew professor Kristine Aurbakken, in memory of her inspired teaching. Awarded to students majoring or minoring in French with interest or specialization in North African literature, preferably Algerian, or other African literature in French, and demonstrating financial need.
Larry Horner Athletic Leadership Award	Endowed in 1998 and named for Larry Horner C’40, two-sport athlete at Drew, active Drew alumnus for 60 years and devoted advocate of athletic teams. Awarded annually to one male and one female student-athlete recognized for their commitment to the promotion and display of the values of sportsmanship and the leadership role they assume for the benefit of their teammates and the success of the team.
Lehrer McGovern Bovis Group Scholarship	Endowed in 1986 by the Lehrer McGovern Bovis Group of Companies. Awarded annually to one or more undergraduate student(s) in need of financial assistance.
Lenox S. Rose Scholarship	Established in 1937 by the Lenox S. Rose Trust, which created the Rose Memorial Library and a fund for student scholarships. Awarded to outstanding students with financial need, chiefly in the College of Liberal Arts.
Lois Schultes Harding, M.D. Scholarship	Endowed in 1996 by John R. Harding C’77 to honor his wife, Lois C’77, upon completion of her medical studies. To be awarded to an undergraduate planning to pursue a medical degree through Drew University’s pre-medical studies program.
Mabel Thurber Barrett Scholarship	Endowed in 1949 by Mrs. Donald R. Baldwin in memory of her mother. Recommended by the dean of student life. Awarded to a woman of high academic record and Christian character.
Martyvonne Dehoney Scholarship	Established in 1999 with an outright gift and a bequest from the estate of Professor Dehoney. Awarded annually to a third-year or fourth-year student majoring in art, selected by the department because of his or her interest in the creative, historical, and critical aspects of the visual arts.
McMinn-MacDonald Scholarship	Endowed in 1994 by Tamzin McMinn G’78 for an undergraduate who has need and is serious about his or her studies, preferably a political science major.
Mele Family Scholarship	Endowed in 2004 by former Drew Trustee Joseph E. Mele C’47 in recognition of his regard for the University. Awarded to students in the College of Liberal Arts who are in good academic standing and demonstrate financial need. Renewable.
Mele Foundation Scholarship	Endowed in 2006 by Joseph E. Mele C’47 and the Mele Foundation. Awarded to students from New York State, with a preference for residents of Oneida, Herkimer, or Madison County, on the basis of need or merit. Renewable.
Merck Undergraduate Science Endeavors Grant	The MUSE program recognizes and rewards undergraduate science majors who are conducting research at colleges and universities by awarding grants to support academic, research, and professional advancement in their field.
Merritt W. and Gundie Holly Sanders Scholarship	Endowed in 1996 by a bequest from Mrs. Gundie Holly Sanders. Awarded annually to a deserving College student with financial need.
Merritt W. Sanders Scholarship in Psychology	Endowed by Gundie Holly Sanders in 1994 to honor her husband, a member of the College Class of 1940 and the Theological School Class of 1943. Awarded annually to a psychology major.
Molly Porcelli Scholarship in the Fine Arts	Established in 1997 by Vincent N. Porcelli, in memory of his 16-year-old sister. Awarded annually to a sophomore or junior fine arts major in recognition of outstanding contributions to art at Drew, and with a strong academic record.
Morris S. Macovsky Scholarship	Endowed in 2005 by the Macovsky family, to honor the life and memory of Morris S. Macovsky C’41 and his interest in and affection for Drew University. Renewable.
Mrs. Harry Terzako Memorial Scholarship	Established in 1995 by Agnes Gianakis C’54 in memory of her mother. Awarded annually to a Greek-American student, with preference for a junior or senior majoring in political science.
Nancy Lou Albert-Meskill Scholarship for CUE Women	Established in 2000 by Judith E. Meskill C’2000 in memory of her mother. Awarded annually to one or more continuing, full- or part-time women students who are matriculating in the Continuing University Education program and who have dependent children.
Nicholas R. Vecchio Memorial/New Jersey Sales & Marketing Executives Association Scholarship	Awarded through the Independent College Fund of New Jersey, this is a one-year scholarship recognizing students who are planning to pursue careers in sales or marketing.
Noble F. Whittaker Scholarship	Endowed in 2002 by Richard Whittaker, C’69, in honor of his father, Noble F. Whittaker. Awarded annually to a student or students with proven academic ability and financial need.
Norman M. Guy-Joseph E. Pooley Scholarship	Endowed by Ralph Porzio C’38 in memory of the College’s first professor of economics and of his friend, the headmaster of a local private school. Awarded to promising students majoring in economics.
Novartis Science Scholarship	Established in September 2008 by the Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation, through the Independent College Fund of New Jersey, to recognize students majoring in a science field.
Oliver Winsett Scholarship Fund	Established in 2012 and endowed in 2017 by Anna and Dennis Winsett in memory of their son Oliver J. Winsett C’04. Awarded to deserving students who are motivated to graduate but who require additional academic support to do so. Students are eligible for the Scholarship after completing one full academic year of undergraduate coursework. Preference shall be given first to a student majoring in Sociology, but, if one cannot be identified in any given year, then to any other eligible student in the College of Liberal Arts, who otherwise meets the eligibility requirements.
Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. Scholarship	Established through the Independent College Fund of New Jersey, to recognize and promotes high achieving students who excel in areas of Engineering and the related fields of Environmental Science.
Pat and Tom Sayles Scholarship	Endowed in 1998 by the Sayles family to honor the leadership of President Thomas H. Kean. Awarded annually to one or more continuing students who because of unforeseen financial circumstances may not otherwise be able to return to Drew. Renewable as long as the recipient remains in good academic standing.
Patrick J. Grant Investors Bank Civic Leadership Scholarship	Established in 2010 by Investors Savings Bank Foundation. Awarded annually to outstanding students who participate in Drew University’s Civic Scholars program, and who have demonstrated both dedication and exceptional contributions to community service during their first two years at Drew, as well as a continuing commitment to undertaking a leadership role in performing community service.
Philip H. Haselton Scholarship	Endowed in 1949 by Mrs. Haselton in memory of her husband. Recommended by the dean of student life. Awarded annually to a man of good academic standing and character.
Phyllis and Clifford C. Smith Scholarship	Established by Mr. Smith, the university’s longtime treasurer, to honor his wife, who was wheelchair-bound. Awarded as both direct and indirect aid to students who have a physical disability
PSE&G Scholarship for Advancing Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Majors
Ralph E. Porzio Scholarship	Established in 1972 by Ralph Porzio C’38 and his wife in memory of their son, Ralph E. Porzio, at one time a student in the College of Liberal Arts. Awarded to a needy and deserving student regardless of race, color, creed, national origin or gender.
Ralph Porzio, Esq., Scholarship	Established in 1997 by the family, friends and colleagues of Ralph Porzio, C’38, in memory of this accomplished attorney, scholar, community servant and university alumnus and trustee who was respected for his integrity and honesty and admired for his lifelong example as a humanitarian, gentleman and good friend. Awarded annually to one or more fully matriculated students with financial need who demonstrate significant potential for academic achievement and contribution to Drew University campus life with preference for students who have overcome significant financial obstacles to attending college.
Ray A. Elliott, Jr., M.D. Scholarship Fund	Awarded on an annual basis to students enrolled in the pre-med program, i.e., those students who are majoring in a course of study which will qualify them to attend medical school after graduation.
Raymond Strelecki Scholarship	Endowed by friends, family, and classmates in memory of this member of the Class of 1957. Awarded to the junior or senior biology major with the greatest financial need.
Rebecca M. Wiggins Opportunity Award	Established in 2011 by Cordelza Haynes C’78, T’11, in honor of her mother. Awarded annually to students in financial need who are attending Drew University through the Educational Opportunity Scholars Program. Award is renewable.
Reede Family Scholarship	Endowed in 2005 by Ronald H. Reede C’81 to honor the teaching career of Professor of Political Science Emeritus Douglas Simon. Awarded to students in the College of Liberal Arts who are participating in off-campus programs and demonstrate financial need.
Richard C. and Patricia Fowler Scholarship	Endowed by Richard C. and Patricia H. Fowler in 1993. Awarded to international students intending to pursue a degree program of study in the College of Liberal Arts at Drew University. Specifically, students should be citizens of England, France, Germany or Sweden.
Richard Early Reeves Scholarship	Endowed in 1948 by members of the Reeves family.
Richard W. Goralsky Memorial Scholarship	Established in 1997 by Trudy Goralsky Bauer C’62 in memory of her late husband. Awarded annually to one or more first-year students with financial need who demonstrate outstanding promise.
Robert C. Morris Scholarship	Endowed in 1955 in appreciation of his service to Drew as president of the board of trustees by John J. Watson, family, and friends. Awarded annually to a student from Morris County, New Jersey.
Robert G. Smith Scholarship	Endowed by alumni and friends to honor Robert G. Smith C’36, scholar, master teacher, athlete, counselor, and friend of the student. Awarded annually to a junior demonstrating high scholastic achievement and involvement in extra-classroom activities, with preference given to political science majors. Award is renewable through the senior year.
Robert Sydney Needham Memorial Scholarship	Established in 2014 by the Robert Sydney Needham Foundation to annually support a full-time student with significant need who is a graduate of a New Jersey high school. Awarded to students who have already completed at least one full academic year at Drew, who have a GPA of 3.3 or above, and who are involved in community service or campus leadership.
Ruth W. Herslow Scholarship	Endowed by James Herslow C’36 and awarded to a deserving student in the College of Liberal Arts, with preference for a student with a record of accomplishment in extracurricular activities.
Schering-Plough Foundation Scholarship in the Sciences	Endowed by the Schering-Plough Foundation in 1988 and awarded annually to junior or senior science majors with financial need and strong academic achievements.
Schering-Plough Undergraduate Research Scholarship	Established in 2010, and administered by the Independent College Fund of New Jersey This scholarship recognizes and rewards undergraduate science majors who are planning to conduct independent scientific research at the Independent College Fund of New Jersey’s member colleges and universities.
Shapero Family Scholarship	The Scholarship shall be awarded annually to students who have not achieved their full potential in secondary school but are considered to have ambition and ability that could be fostered at Drew. Preference shall be given to students who have demonstrated an open-minded approach to learning, have shown a willingness to challenge conventional wisdom and may have a desire to pursue a course of independent study while at Drew.
Sherman Plato Young Scholarship	Endowed in 1963 by alumni in memory of this beloved professor, coach, minister and friend in honor of his faithful service to and love of Drew University and its students. Awarded annually to a junior on the basis of character, scholarship, and extracurricular participation.
Sol J. Barer Scholarship in Life Sciences	Established in 2007 by the Celgene Corporation through the Independent College Fund of New Jersey. Awarded to students majoring in the life sciences.
Stringfield Family Scholarship	Endowed in 2005 by Mary A. Stringfield, Drew Trustee and member of the Class of 1970, in honor of her parents, H. C. and Marguerite Stringfield. Awarded to promising students in the College of Liberal Arts who demonstrate financial need. Renewable.
Sylvia Holder Holocaust Studies Scholarship	Generously given by Sylvia Holder through her estate to support students who are dedicated to pursuing academic coursework in Holocaust Studies.
The Gilbert Family Scholarship in Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics	Endowed in 2005 by Steven M. Gilbert, in memory of his parents, Dr. Everett E. Gilbert, an esteemed industrial chemist, and Dr. Norma M. Gilbert, Professor of Mathematics Emerita. Honors and perpetuates Dr. Norma Gilbert’s fierce commitment to excellence in mathematics and the sciences as well as her legacy of helping exceptional students in these fields overcome generally unforeseen and pressing financial challenges. Provides much-needed financial support to outstanding students in mathematics, computer science, chemistry, and/or physics, with a strong preference for those who also face unforeseen financial challenges and are in jeopardy of not continuing matriculation.
Thomas H. Kean Minority Scholarship	Endowed by the Amelior Foundation and colleagues and friends in honor of Thomas H. Kean upon his arrival at Drew in 1990 as president of the university. Awarded to academically strong ethnic minority students.
Torrens-Hall Scholarship	Endowed in 2007 by Joan Torrens-Hall C’57. Awarded to entering students of high academic achievement who have demonstrated an interest in public affairs, politics, or public service. Renewable annually if the recipient maintains a grade-point average of 3.0 or higher.
United Methodist Foundation Scholars Program Scholarship	Established in 2006 by United Methodist Higher Education Foundation. Awarded to full-time students who have been active, full members of The United Methodist Church for at least one year prior to consideration for the award and who are citizens or permanent residents of the United States. Renewable.
UPS Undergraduate Scholarship	Established by The UPS Foundation and awarded through the Independent College Fund of New Jersey. For students with outstanding academic records who can make significant contributions to our community.
Victor L. Wegard Scholarship	Established in 1995 by Lillian Wegard, family, and friends in memory of Victor Wegard, a liberator of Flossenberg Concentration Camp and a member of the American team appointed to defend the Dachau war crimes defendants. To assist students who will attend the International Summer Program on the Holocaust, co-sponsored by the Center for Holocaust Study.
Vincent and Genovina Porcelli Scholarship in Theatre Arts	Established in 1995 by Vincent N. Porcelli in memory of his parents. Awarded annually to a sophomore or junior theatre arts major in recognition of outstanding contributions to theatre at Drew and a strong overall academic record.
Virginia H. Moriarty Fund for Continuing Matriculation	Shall annually provide financial assistance to a student enrolled in Drew University’s College of Liberal Arts who, because of extraordinary financial hardship, would otherwise be unable to continue matriculating in the College. Such financial support will help the recipient(s) meet, among other expenses, the payment of tuition, living and traveling expenses, and the purchase of textbooks and other course materials. Strong preference shall be given to students who are residents of Florida and who have 100 percent financial need. Allocation of monies from the Virginia H. Moriarty Fund for Continuing Matriculation shall be at the discretion of the Director of Financial Assistance or her designee.
Vivian Chapman Memorial Scholarship	Established in 2006 by Bruce C. Woolley C’67 in memory of his mother. Awarded to a deserving student in the College of Liberal Arts.
Warshaw Family Scholarship	Endowed in 2004 by Lillian G. Warshaw C’48, Kirk Warshaw, and Gregory Warshaw, to honor Martin Warshaw C’48 and his devotion to Drew University. Awarded to juniors with financial need who demonstrate success in academics, community service, and extracurricular activities. Renewable.
Weddell Family Scholarship	Endowed in 2014 by a generous gift from the estate of Beatrice Weddell, widow of Drew alumnus James B. Weddell C’49, the Weddell Scholarship is awarded annually to one or more students majoring in physics.
William C. Gunsel Scholarship	Endowed in 1996 by the estate of Josephine Gunsel in honor of her husband, a member of the Class of 1936. Awarded annually to a needy first-year student.
William G. Hosking Scholarship	Endowed in 2003 by Dennis M. O’Connor, C’89, other alumni/ae, and friends of “Billy” Hosking of the College’s athletic department. Awarded annually to one or more students who demonstrate financial need and who show high promise for contributing to extracurricular life.

CLA Prizes

Albert Norton Wettstein Prize	Endowed in 1999 by friends, family, and classmates in memory of this member of the College Class of 1958 and the Theological School Class of 1961. Awarded annually to an actor and an actress for outstanding achievement in a Drew theatrical production.
Allen Ware Rodes Memorial Prize	Endowed in 1986 by Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rodes in memory of their son, Allen. Dr. Rodes is a professor emeritus of political science at Drew. Given annually to the graduating senior who has demonstrated the most significant academic improvement during his or her college career.
American Academy of Poets Prize	Established in 2006 by Susan Barba through the American Academy of Poets. Recognizes an outstanding work of poetry by the winners of an open competition.
American History Award	Established in 2005 by the Society of Colonial Dames. Awarded annually to a student who has shown interest and accomplishment in early American history.
American Institute of Chemists Award	Sponsored by the American Institute of Chemists. Awarded annually to an outstanding senior chemistry major.
Anna-Lisa Barofsky Prize in Biology	Endowed by family and friends in memory of Anna-Lisa Barofsky C’62. Awarded to a junior or senior majoring in biology or psychobiology who presented the best research paper at a scholarly biology conference.
Annual Award in Music	Established by the music department. Awarded to outstanding seniiors who have made a significant contribution to music at Drew.
Arnold S. Boxer Memorial Prize in Physics	Endowed by colleagues and friends in memory of Arnold S. Boxer, former part-time Drew professor. Awarded for dedication, diligence, and distinction in the study of physics.
Bessie Stak Schiffman Award for Excellence in Women’s Studies	Established by Professor Ann Saltzman (1994 recipient of the President’s Award for Distinguished Teaching) family, and friends in honor of Dr. Saltzman’s grandmother, who, as a young woman, learned Hebrew and became the “prayer reader” for the women of her synagogue, enabling them to participate in activities otherwise restricted to men. Awarded to a senior who has demonstrated outstanding achievement both in academic work in women’s studies and in campus or community activism.
Burke Prize in Language and Literature	Endowed by Inez Nelbach in 1990 in honor of James B. Burke, trustee emeritus of the university. Awarded to a graduating senior who has majored with distinction in language or literature and who has also demonstrated a high level of competence in classical studies.
Chauncey Lester and Elsie Stewart Benedict Memorial Prize	Established by Stewart H. Benedict C’44. Awarded annually for the best play script or drama written by an undergraduate student of the College of Liberal Arts at Drew University.
Christopher Goin Memorial Prize in Writing	Endowed in 1989 by New Jersey Bell colleagues and family in memory of Chris Goin C’78. Awarded to one or more seniors winning a manuscript contest sponsored by the English department. The manuscript must merit distinction for its substance, style, and imagination.
Class of 1983 Senior Gift Award	Endowed by the Senior Gift Fund of the Class of 1983. Awarded to one or more outstanding juniors with proven dedication to the improvement of student life.
Class of 1985 Senior Gift Award Prize	Endowed by the Senior Gift Fund of the Class of 1985. Awarded to a college student with financial need whose academic promise and vision for a more just community are strong.
Class of 1988 Senior Gift Endowed Prize	Endowed by the Senior Gift Fund of the Class of 1988. Awarded to a senior in the sociology department who has done significant work in one of the area studies programs.
Delores V. Collins Memorial Award	Given annually by Gregory Pogue in memory of his mother, Delores V. Collins, who died in 1978. Awarded to the Education Opportunity Scholar student who achieves the highest grade-point average each semester.
Donald J. Fariello Memorial Prize	Awarded on the basis of both outstanding accomplishment and future promise to an economics major who plans a career in the legal profession.
Elbridge and Edna Smith Prize	Endowed in 2008 by Elbridge M. Smith C’35 and Edna W. Smith. Awarded to students of outstanding achievement, majoring or intending to major in sociology or French, who have not yet begun their senior year at Drew. Renewable.
Grace K. Weggeland Prize	Established in 2002 by Robert Layne Weggeland C’61, P’84, Monique Weggeland Flynn C’84, and family and friends in memory of Dr. Grace K. Weggeland C’58, G’67, P’84. To be awarded to a student, active in campus life, who will achieve junior standing by the beginning of the next academic year and has arranged to participate in an off-campus program in that year.
Hardin Prize	Endowed by Winifred Baldwin and Inez Nelbach in honor of Paul Hardin, former president of the university. Awarded to one or more graduating seniors whose active and productive participation in the academic and community life of the College best exemplifies the ideals and accomplishments of former President Paul Hardin.
Harry Simester Character Award	Awarded annually to a senior who gives such spirit, dedication, and energy to supporting the athletic department that he or she becomes a role model and gives each team and program the drive to excel.
Harry Simester Intramural Memorial Award	For non-varsity students in recognition of their outstanding contributions and service to Drew University intramurals.
Irene Weyer Memorial Prize	Endowed in 2002 by Donald and Arlene Roden P’92 and Frederick S. Roden C’92 in memory of Irene Weyer. To be awarded to a student of promise enrolled in the teacher certification program who is pursuing travel related to her/his degree.
James A. McClintock Award for Excellence in Psychology	Endowed by friends and colleagues in honor of James A. McClintock T’30, dean emeritus of the College and professor emeritus of psychology. Awarded to graduating seniors, one for academic excellence in psychology and potential contribution to the science of psychology and a second for excellence in exemplifying and promoting the principles and ideals of psychology.
James Higgins Memorial Prize	Established in 2006 by family, friends and colleagues to honor James. J. Higgins, Esq., former counsel to Drew University. Awarded to a senior who will be attending an accredited law school following graduation from Drew and who has demonstrated academic merit in their major field of study.
James Lyman McFadden Award	Endowed in 1982 by Mrs. Dorothy Bruegger in honor of her husband, James Lyman McFadden, founder and president of Gow-Mac Instrument Company in Madison. Awarded for outstanding work in chemistry.
James O’Kane Award	James O’Kane Award. Established in 2005 to honor Professor of Sociology James M. O’Kane’s long and devoted service to Drew University. Awarded to a sociology major of good character who has done outstanding work in the discipline.
Jane Brown and Albert Norton Wettstein Prize	Endowed in 2004 by J. Edward Jarvis in memory of Albert Norton Wettstein C’58 and in honor of Mr. Wettstein’s friend, Jane Brown C’62. To be awarded to the graduating senior who successfully completes the requirements for a double major with the highest grade point average.
Janet T. Siler Memorial Prize	Endowed in 1993 by friends, in memory of Janet Siler G’89. Awarded for excellence in the research and writing of a paper on the United Nations Semester and for overall academic accomplishment to a student whose character exemplifies the international spirit of the United Nations.
John F. Ollom Prize in Physics	Established by friends, family and colleagues in 1989 to recognize Dr. Ollom’s retirement from the physics department. Awarded to a prospective physics major for promising performance in physics courses to date.
John G. Berg Jr. Memorial Prize	Endowed in 1985 by Mr. Robert Callander as a gift to his wife, honoring her father, John Berg, Jr. Awarded annually for excellence in English to an outstanding English major.
Leavell-Oberg Prizes in History	Established in 1998 by Professor J. Perry Leavell, who taught at Drew for over forty years, and his wife, Professor Barbara B. Oberg, who has taught at Yale and Princeton Universities, in recognition of their mutual love of history, with support from family, friends and former students. Awarded to a graduating senior for outstanding achievement in history and, when merited, to a history major for an outstanding honors thesis or similar project.
LGBTQ Student Activist Prize	Established in 2011 to honor a Sophomore or Junior student who has shown exceptional service to the LGBTQ community at Drew. Such an award will help give back to those who have made a commitment to LGBTQ diversity on campus.
Marshall C. Harrington Prize in Physics and Astronomy	Endowed in 1990 by friends and former students to honor Drew’s first professor of physics, Marshall C. Harrington. Awarded to a junior or senior for completion of an outstanding independent study or research project in physics or astronomy.
Norman Guy Prize in Speech	Endowed by Ralph Porzio C’38, trustee emeritus of the university, in memory of the College’s first professor of public speaking, Norman Guy. Awarded for distinction in public speaking
Novartis Awards in Science	Given to Drew’s most promising seniors graduating with degrees in biology, chemistry, physics, biochemistry, and neuroscience as well as in mathematics and computer science. The students chosen to receive these awards are those who not only display exceptional talent in the classroom and research lab but also demonstrate exceptional promise as future scientists, researchers, doctors, health-care professionals, and educators.
Paul Seymour Memorial Service Award	Established in 1984 to honor Drew’s late athletic trainer who was fatally struck by a car in March 1983. Awarded to the student – perhaps a manager, but open to any student – whose spirit, support, and aid to the entire athletic department has been exemplary and, if he or she works within the department, has gone above and beyond any assigned duty.
Peter Jennings Prize	Endowed by Dr. and Mrs. Robert Zuck to honor a former student, Peter R. Jennings C’53. Awarded for high promise in botany, particularly for work in plant improvement.
President’s Award in Theatre Arts	Established in 1992 by the theatre arts department, and endowed in 2005 by Drew President Thomas H. Kean. Awarded to a graduating senior who has made outstanding contributions to the theatre arts at Drew in a variety of disciplines.
Presidential Purchase Prize in Studio Art	Awarded annually to recognize outstanding work of up to three graduating seniors in studio art. The prize provides funding for the University to purchase original creations from these students to be displayed on campus.
Ralph R. and Ruth K. Johnson Shakespeare Prize	Endowed in 1998 by the family, friends, colleagues, and former students of this beloved professor emeritus of speech and dramatics and his wife, in celebration of their lifelong nurture of esteem for Shakespeare’s work. Awarded annually to an undergraduate or graduate student demonstrating appreciation for and outstanding achievement in the study of Shakespeare’s plays.
Raval Prize in Women’s Studies & Humanities	Established by her family and friends in memory of Shilpa Raval C’91 (1969-2004), the prize is awarded annually to a junior or senior whose interdisciplinary work, like Shilpa’s lively and innovative scholarship on gender and sexuality in the ancient world, connects women’s studies with study in an area of the humanities, languages, or literature
Robert Chapman Poetry Prize	The Chapman Prize celebrates the rich legacy of Robert Chapman, a distinguished teacher, linguist, lexicographer, medievalist, and poet who taught at Drew from 1966 to 1986, by honoring extraordinary undergraduate achievement and promise in the poetry of a rising Drew senior.
Robert Fisher Oxnam Ensemble Studio Theatre Award in Playwriting	Endowed in 1992 by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jaecker, in honor of Mrs. Jaecker’s late husband, Robert Fisher Oxnam, former president of the University. Awarded for excellence in playwriting.
Robert Fisher Oxnam Prize	Endowed by Dean Inez Nelbach and Louise Slipper in memory of Robert F. Oxnam, former president of the University. Awarded annually to a graduating senior majoring in political science who has shown both outstanding ability in that field and a thorough competence in at least one foreign language.
Rumi Prize in Choreography	Established in 2000 by a friend of Drew theatre arts and dance. Awarded annually to a student for excellence in choreography.
Sherman Plato Young Award	Endowed in 1963 by alumni/ae in memory of this beloved professor, coach, minister, and friend, in honor of his faithful service to and love of Drew University and its students. Awarded annually to a graduating student-athlete on the basis of character, scholarship, and extracurricular participation.
Shilpa Raval Memorial Prize in Classics	Established by her family and friends in loving memory of Shilpa Raval C’91 (1969-2004), Ph.D. 1998 (Brown), assistant professor of Classics at Yale University and a brilliant scholar. Awarded annually to a student who has pursued Classical Studies with distinction, enthusiasm, and scholarly promise.
Sidney Udenfriend Prize	Established in 2000 by family and friends in memory of Sidney Udenfriend, second director of the Charles A. Dana Research Institute for Scientists Emeriti. Awarded annually to one or more students majoring in science who demonstrate exceptional promise for fundamental or applied research.
Slipper-McClintock Prize	Endowed in 1977 by family, friends and colleagues to honor two of the original architects of the Trustee/Drew Scholar Program, James A. McClintock T’30 and Louise Slipper. Awarded annually to the graduating Baldwin Honors Scholar who has made the most outstanding contributions to the success of the Baldwin Honors Program and to campus life.
Stanley Prescott Hooper Memorial Prize	Endowed in 1989 by the estate of Stanley Hooper C’85, family, and friends. Awarded to a graduating senior with promise and integrity in art.
Steve A. Lemanski Prize	Endowed in 2006 by Steve A. Lemanski C’89. Awarded to students excelling in applied mathematics, with preference given to students intending to pursue a career related to the field of actuarial science.
Thomas D. Sayles, Jr. Student Award for Outstanding Service to the Community	To be awarded annually to a third-year undergraduate student who, like the award’s namesake, has demonstrated an exceptional commitment and unselfish dedication to the Drew family and to the larger community through exemplary volunteer service.
Tracey J. Shors Neuroscience Prize	Endowed in 1999 by John F. Brinster C’43 and Doris A. Brinster. Awarded to an outstanding Drew student for collaborative, multidisciplinary research in the neurosciences.
Valerie S. Hill P’13 Holiday Prize	Established by the Casement Fund in memory of Valerie S. Hill P’13, a dedicated member of the Drew community, the Valerie S. Hill P’13 Holiday Prize is awarded annually to students with firm commitment to improving student life at Drew.
Walter F. and Alice Gorham Foundation, Inc. Prize in Jewish Studies	Awarded to graduating CLA seniors who, in the course of their years at Drew, have best exemplified the Jewish value of integrating excellence in Jewish study with exemplary service to campus and community.

CLA Programs

A. David Brown Endowment	Endowed by A. David Brown, University Trustee, to assist the work of Drew University’s Career Center through support of internship stipends and special projects.
Alan Candiotti Fund for Innovation in Technology and Education	Endowed in 2013 in memory of Dr. Alan Candiotti, in recognition of his legacy of leadership at Drew, his enthusiastic commitment to innovation in the integration of technology and the liberal arts, and his longstanding dedication to his students, and colleagues and Drew University. Awarded annually to faculty and staff members for innovative technology projects that improve the quality of instruction and enhance learning opportunities and experiences for Drew University students.
Albert and Margaret Luderer Summer Research Fellowship	Established in 2013 by Dr. Albert A. Luderer C’70 and Mrs. Margaret A. Luderer to support summer research by Drew University students who are doing research in the natural sciences.
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation – Environmental Studies Endowment	Initiated in 2007 with the generous assistance of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to create and grow a major in the field of environmental studies.
Arts and the Common Good	Established by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to fund a new initiative that will bridge the school’s arts programs with its rigorous liberal arts program of study and equally strong tradition of service. Anchored by the appointment of an artist-in-residence, the Arts and the Common Good will apply theatre, music, and studio art to raising awareness and increasing understanding of the issues that impact the community, nation, and world.
Baker Family Professorship	Established by William O. Baker P’69 and the Baker family in 2000, to create an endowed professorship in sociology.
Baldwin Honors Program	Established in 2008 by the Baldwin Foundation, to create a unique learning community for a select number of students with exceptional academic talent. Students enrolled in the Baldwin Honors Program receive scholarships to support their studies.
Carrie Hendrickson McMahon Summer Research Fellowship	Established in 2012 by Carrie A. Hendrickson McMahon C’94 to support summer research by Biology and Biochemistry students or students in a related field.
College Class of 1960 Internship	Endowed in 2015 by the College of Liberal Arts Class of 1960, to support students participating in academic internships. Awarded to full-time juniors or seniors majoring in each of the academic divisions of the College of Liberal Arts, in rotation.
Dean Paolo Cucchi Student Research Fund	Endowed in 2012 by friends and colleagues of Dean Paolo Cucchi in honor of his long career at Drew University and to sustain his legacy of supporting, during his 24 years as Dean of the College, student research, international experiences, and academic excellence. The Fund provides annual funding to support students who are undertaking academic research projects outside of the classroom (e.g., senior theses, student-faculty research collaborations, etc.). Preference will be given to students who are in the Baldwin Honors Program and to research projects conducted abroad.
Donald R. and Winifred B. Baldwin Professorship	The Donald R. and Winifred B. Baldwin Professorship was endowed in 1980 by Winifred B. Baldwin in memory of her husband, a long-time Drew Trustee. Awarded for terms of varying length to highly deserving members of the faculty.
Dr. George deStevens Award for RISE Research	The George deStevens Award for RISE Research, established by Mrs. Ruby deStevens in loving memory of her late husband, a leading research chemist and the founder and first director of the Charles A. Dana Research Institute for Scientists Emeriti (RISE), annually provides generous support to students engaged in cutting-edge research projects under the tutelage of RISE Fellows
Dr. William C. Campbell Award for RISE Research	Established by Dr. William C. Campbell in 2016, to provide annual support to students engaged in scientific research under the tutelage of RISE Fellows.
Ellen and William M. Freeman Seminars in African-American Studies	To fund, annually, one or more visiting or adjunct lecturers or professors in African-American/African studies who will have the opportunity to teach at least one course in a College discipline or department requiring such support, as deemed by the director of African-American/African studies.
Gale Eisner Fund for International Study	Established in 2014 by Ms. Gale Eisner C’82, in recognition of her generosity and her longstanding commitment to international education and Drew University. To fund deserving students in the College of Liberal Arts with demonstrated financial need participating in a study abroad program, with preference given to those who are enrolled in Drew University’s London Semester Program.
Gilbert Holmberg Endowment	Endowed in 2007 by the Estate of Gilbert I. Holmberg, a member of the World War II Navy V’12 program at Drew, to create a tutoring program in the College of Liberal Arts.
Harry and Dalys Oxnam Jaecker Endowment for the Arts	Established in 1991 by Harry and Dalys Oxnam Jaecker, to support the theatre arts department by funding Visiting Robert Fisher Oxnam Distinguished Theatre Artist(s) or Scholar(s) and to provide scholarships to students in theatre arts or other arts programs.
Helen C. Fenske Internship Fund	Endowed in 2007 by Arthur G. Fenske P’74, P’78, Karl A. Fenske C’74, Susan Fenske McDonough C’78, Mark Fenske, friends and colleagues in memory of Helen C. Fenske, conservation pioneer and environmental activist. Awarded to students pursuing an internship in environmental studies, sustainability, or public policy pertaining to these issues.
Henry and Annie M. Pfeiffer Professorship	Endowed in 1939 by Mrs. Henry Pfeiffer, to establish a chair of Biblical literature in the College of Liberal Arts.
Henry S. and Agnes M. Truzack Fund for Civic Engagement	Endowed in 2013 to support the Center for Civic Engagement at Drew University, with a preference for community-based learning opportunities, programs, activities, research and/or other experiential learning projects that are focused on music.
James F. Pfeiffer Fellowship for Research in the Sciences	Endowed in 2014 through the generosity of Dr. Heinz G. Pfeiffer C’41 and Ms. Leslie D. Smith to celebrate the memory and legacy of James F. Pfeiffer C’73. Awarded to support the research work of talented second and third year undergraduates majoring in biology, chemistry, and biochemistry who are working in partnership with Drew’s esteemed science faculty and fellows.
Janet T. Siler International Affairs Endowment	Endowed in 1993 by friends, in memory of Janet Siler G’89. the fund supports an annual forum sponsored and coordinated by the Department of Political Science on topics in international affairs. The endowment also supports the Janet T. Siler Memorial Prize.
Jeannette V. Balber Endowment	Endowed in 2005 by Andrew E. Balber, to honor the long-time efforts and widely-appreciated and abiding interest of his mother, Jeannette V. Balber, in Madison and Morris County public service and Democratic Party politics and to continue the vital tradition of grassroots politics that she embodied. Awarded to students engaged in internships in Morris County at the county or local municipal level.
Jill S. Titus Scholarship (Music Lessons)	Established in 1993 by Mr. and Mrs. James Titus in memory of their daughter, Jill C’89. Awarded to students taking advanced instrumental music instruction to defray the cost of that instruction.
Joan Albanese and Louis Eccleston Scholarship for Experiential Learning	Endowed in the year 2000 by these College graduates to support scholarships for students engaged in experiential learning or research, program costs for such initiatives, costs incurred by students for internships and other learning opportunities, and faculty development of new and progressive experiential learning opportunities or courses.
John H. Ewing Center for Public Service	Established in 1997 by Professor of Political Science Julius Mastro and colleagues and friends of New Jersey State Senator John Ewing. For undergraduate education in public service careers providing selected students with mentor contacts in federal, state, and local governments, and non-profit groups.
John M. Warner Endowed Writing Internship	Created in 2010 by The Casement Fund Ltd. to honor Professor Emeritus John M. Warner as an exemplary teacher of English literature and language. The John M. Warner Writing Internship Endowment will provide Drew students of English with stipends to support undergraduate academic internships in industries related to writing.
John T. Cunningham Internship for Excellence in Journalism	Established in 2010 by Michael K. Smullen C’03, to promote journalistic excellence in the community at large, and in University-related publications; to attract prospective students who have an affinity for journalism; and to benefit students who dedicate significant time and effort to producing excellent journalism and who are interesting in pursuing careers in journalism after graduation.
Jordy Research Scholarship Lecture Series	Established to endow a lecture series in honor of Louis C. Jordy, Professor Emeritus of Chemistry.
Joseph Patenaude Theatre Internship	Established in 2007 by Thomas H. Kean, 10th President of Drew University, and named in memory of Joe Patenaude, beloved long-time Professor of Theatre, awarded to students who are interested in a career in theatre and have chosen to participate in unpaid internships with professional theatres.
Leavell-Oberg Summer Fellowships in History	Established in 2007 by alumni, friends and colleagues of J. Perry Leavell, William Kenan Professor of History and Chair of the History Department, in honor of his four decades of service to Drew University and its students, as well as the mutual commitment of Dr. Leavell and Dr. Barbara B. Oberg to the field of history. The fund supports up to three research fellowships or academic internships for history majors, usually during the summer after their third year of study.
Lundbeck Internship Fund	To support internships for science students.
Mary A. Stringfield C’70 Endowment	Mary A. Stringfield C’70 Endowment for Faculty Development. Endowed by Mary A. Stringfield, university trustee, to enhance Drew’s historical strength in pedagogy.
Mary Hepburn Civic Engagement Fellowship Fund	Endowed in 2013 by Dr. Mary Zoghby Hepburn C’54 in support of Drew’s Center for Civic Engagement. The fellowship supports community-based learning and civic scholarship for students with a high interest in civic engagement, in the third or fourth year of undergraduate study, who will conduct collaborative community and campus research on contemporary local, state or national public issues.
Mary Hepburn Internship in Civic Engagement	Endowed in 2012 by Mary Hepburn C’54, to support students participating in academic internships involving substantive engagement with the community.
McEvoy Internship Endowment	Endowed in 2012 by The Nan T. McEvoy Foundation Fund to help qualified students participate in professional internships in the fields of media, publishing, and communications. The internship stipend is awarded annually to qualified students who demonstrate financial need.
Middle East Studies	Established in 1998 by C. W. Carson, Jr., university trustee, to support the Middle East studies program.
Music Department Endowment	Endowed by the music department in 1987. Awarded to students who participate in campus musical organizations to defray the cost private instrumental instruction at the intermediate or advanced level.
National Endowment for the Humanities Distinguished Teaching Professor	Established to honor members of the College of Liberal Arts faculty, selected for four-year terms and committed to excellence in the humanities, who will enrich current offerings in the humanities through course development, encouraging faculty exposure to recent scholarship, and facilitating discussion about issues in the humanities outside the classroom.
Neil Van De Putte C’16 Fund for Excellence in Physics and Math	Established in 2015 by Mrs. Yvonne Yaar-Sharkey P’16, friends, and family in memory of Neil Van De Putte C’16, a brilliant and beloved student. To support outstanding undergraduates pursuing research in physics and math.
New York Semester on Communications and Media	The New York Semester on Communications and Media brings Drew University students into the heart of it all, to learn from professionals who work in the interconnected world of communications, public relations, advertising, and media, and to visit the places in which meaning is created, stories conveyed, and information consumed. In this semester, the student will take a critical look at the operations of New York City’s media and communications industry, critically examine the making of and meaning behind the messages, and discussing the ethical and moral issues at play. At the end of the semester, they will have a deep understanding of the issues and controversies at the heart of media and communications in New York and of the role of media and communications within American culture.
Norma Gilbert Junior Professorship in Mathematics	Established in 2016 by Dr. Steven M. Gilbert, in memory of his late mother, Dr. Norma M. Gilbert, Professor of Mathematics Emerita. The Gilbert Professorship annually funds two tenure-track faculty in mathematics, with the dual aim of strengthening the University’s curricular and co-curricular programming in the mathematical sciences, and of making Drew a nationally-recognized destination for talented young mathematicians who have recently earned a PhD in the mathematical sciences.
Robert Fenstermacher Summer Research Fellowship	Endowed in 2011 by family, friends, students, and colleagues of Robert L. Fenstermacher C’63 in honor of his long career of teaching, his continued interest in his students, and his dedication to the entire Drew community. The Fellowship provides annual funding to support summer research by physics students or students in a related field.
Robert Fisher Oxnam Professorship in Science and Society	Initiated by the Aquinas Fund of New York in 1975, and endowed by the Fund and by many friends and members of the Drew community to honor the broad interdisciplinary view of education of Robert Fisher Oxnam, eighth president of Drew University.
Robert G. Smith Endowment for Experiential Learning	Established in 2013 by alumni and friends to honor Professor Robert G. Smith C’36 and celebrate his legacy as an innovative educator who had a remarkable impact on shaping the intellectual and professional growth of his students. This endowment supports experiential learning opportunities, including internships and academic off-campus programs, focused on municipal finance, public policy and administration, and law – disciplines of study and practice that Professor Smith brought to life for many generations of Drew students and alumni.
Robin Powers Endowment for Student Research in Psychology	Endowed in 2015 by the estate of Robin Powers C’70 to support psychology students conducting research, students who are pursuing psychology-related internships, or students who are attending or participating in an academic conference.
Ross Traphagen Distinguished Alumni Speaker Series	Endowed by Ross Traphagen, University Trustee Emeritus and member of the Board of Visitors, to bring to campus alumni who have exhibited special accomplishment and prominence in their professional or personal lives in order to provide opportunities for meaningful dialogue between distinguished alumni and members of the Drew community.
Shirley and Robert Max Endowment in Chemistry	Endowed in 2005 by Kofi B. Kwarteng C’80 to honor Shirley and Robert Max, without whose support the donor’s Drew University education would not have been possible. Used at the discretion of the Department of Chemistry to support the work of students majoring in chemistry.
Shirley Haselton Endowment for Undergraduate Neuroscience Research	Established by Philip Haselton in loving memory of his late wife, annually provides support for students conducting undergraduate research in Neuroscience.
Stephen M. Rao, Ph.D. C’82 Fellowship for Research in the Sciences	Established in 2014 through the generosity of family and friends to celebrate the memory and legacy of esteemed psychologist Stephen M. Rao C’82. Awarded to support the talented undergraduates engaged in faculty-mentored research, with a preference for those pursuing studies in psychology.
Suzanne and Ronald Saldarini Research Fellowship in the Sciences Endowment	Established in 2015 by Dr. Ronald J. Saldarini C’61 and Mrs. Suzanne T. Saldarini C’62 to provide annual funding in support of students conducting faculty-mentored research in the natural and physical sciences or psychology.
Theatre Enrichment Fund	Endowed in 2013 by the Jorgensen Family (Rickard and Carol-Jeannette Jorgensen P’10, P’14, Olivia J. Jorgensen C’10, and Alexander N. Jorgensen C’14) to provide resources to motivated and deserving undergraduate theatre students who are seeking to enrich and deepen their education outside of the traditional classroom. The fund supports student learning experiences, for example, student productions, theatre workshops, educational field trips and travel, as well as other enrichment activities, such as bringing theatre artists to campus.
Thomas D. Sayles, Jr. Internship Award	Established in 2007 by the Page Hill Foundation in memory of Drew Trustee Thomas D. Sayles, Jr., honoring his concern for Drew students and his dedication to the Drew community. Awarded to students who otherwise might be unable to participate in an unpaid credit internship.
Thomas H. Kean Government Internship Program	Kean Government Internships, established by Thomas H. Kean, 10th President of Drew University, are awarded to students who are interested in a career in government or public service and who have been chosen to participate in unpaid or partially paid internships with local, state, and federal government offices and agencies during the summer or academic year. Through the internship program, students receive both stipends and travel and lodging subsidies.
Thomas H. Kean Internship in Public Policy Endowment	Endowed in 2013 by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in honor of Thomas H. Kean. To support student internship experiences that provide a real-world introduction to public policy, with a strong emphasis on health and health care policy. Awarded to students who are studying public health, political science, sociology, anthropology, economics, and/or related fields and who have a demonstrated interest in exploring a professional career in public policy and health policy.
Thomas H. Kean Visiting Professorship of History and Political Science	The Kean Visiting Professorship, established by Thomas H. Kean, President of Drew University, annually brings to campus a political scientist, historian, or statesman of exceptional national or international prominence to deliver a lecture to the entire University community and members of the general public. The Kean Visiting Professor also meets with students, faculty, and other members of the Drew community in a variety of formal and informal sessions.
Vivian A. Bull CECM Emerging Leaders Fellows Program	Established in honor of Vivian A. Bull who served as President from 2012-2014 by the Chief Executive Council for Madison (CECM), a coalition of senior executives living in or leading large corporations in Madison. A Drew upperclassman will be selected by the Drew President to support the CECM during the academic year, represent the University in the community, and foster collaboration between the University, the Borough of Madison, and local corporations.
Wall Street Semester Endowment	Endowed by Ross Traphagen, University Trustee Emeritus and member of the Board of Visitors, to support the Wall Street Semester program.
Weddell Family Summer Research Fellowship in Physics	Endowed in 2015 by the estate of Beatrice Weddell to benefit outstanding Drew University students seeking to participate in summer research in physics or a related field. Preference shall be given to declared physics majors. This fund may also benefit students attending or participating in an academic conference.
William O. and Frances B. Baker RISE Fellowship	Established in 2014 to support the Charles A. Dana Research Institute for Scientist Emeriti (RISE) by Joseph B. Baker C’69 in loving memory of his parents and their longstanding commitment to Drew University and the sciences, with special recognition of Mr. Baker’s father, Dr. William O. Baker, who received an honorary degree from the university in 1983 and who was an esteemed physical chemist, a scientific advisor to several U.S. presidents, the former head of Bell Laboratories, as well as an early advocate and advisor to the RISE program Provides much-needed support for mentored research opportunities provided by a RISE fellow to Drew students.
William R. Kenan Jr. Professorship in History	Endowed by the William R. Kenan Jr. Charitable Trust to support and encourage a scholar-teacher whose enthusiasm for learning, commitment to teaching, and sincere personal interest in students will broaden the learning process and make an effective contribution to the Drew community.
Women’s Studies Endowment	Endowed by Nancy Schaenen, university trustee emerita, to benefit the women’s and gender studies program.
Woods Hole Scholarship	Awarded annually by the biology department at Drew to a biology major for a summer course at a field station.
Writers@Drew Series	Co-Sponsored by The Casement Fund and the English Department, the Writers@Drew reading series hosts a variety of published authors, who recite excerpts from their works for the Drew community throughout the academic year.
Wyeth Seminar Series	Established in 2007 by Wyeth to support seminars, lectures, and panel discussions in neuroscience and pharmaceutical research and poster sessions for students involved in the Drew Summer Science Institute.

Theological School Funds

Scholarships – Prizes – Programs

Theological School Scholarships

Yanghwajin Mission Scholarship	In the spirit of Henry and Ella Appenzeller, the selected recipients must demonstrate an appreciation for missionary work, as well as a willingness to go beyond known boundaries to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Alfred Morgan Waller, Jr. Memorial Scholarship	Endowed in 2000 by family, friends, students, staff, faculty, and Mrs. Bernita S. Waller, to honor her late husband, Alfred M. Waller, Jr., a graduate of Drew’s theological and graduate schools. Awarded to one or more Master of Divinity students during their second year of study who demonstrate financial need.
Andrew and Barbara Choi Missionary Spirit Scholarship	Established by the Andrew & Barbara Choi Family Foundation in 2016 and awarded annually to a Korean or Korean-American student who has a strong record of academic excellence, demonstrated financial need, exemplary personal character, and a passion for and commitment to, Protestant Christian missionary work. Renewable.
Andrew Cheng Scholarship	Endowed in 2002 by Andrew Cheng T’41. Awarded to Chinese students training for the ministry, with preference for nationals of the People’s Republic of China who would not otherwise be able to come to the United States for such training.
Appenzeller Chungdong Scholarship	Established in 2012 by Chungdong First Methodist Church in Seoul, Korea to support students of Drew Theological School in memory of the 110th year of the martyrdom of the missionary Reverend Dr. Henry G. Appenzeller T’1885, and in celebration of the First Appenzeller International Conference held on June 9-11, 2012.
Appenzeller Missionary Committee of NY/NJ Scholarship Fund	Established by the Appenzeller Missionary Committee in 2015 to support South Korean students who are studying to become pastors in the United Methodist Church
Barbara W. Bostelman Scholarship	Endowed in 2008 by the Estate of Barbara W. Bostelman. Awarded to deserving theological students.
Bertha A. and Emma L. Schur and Arthur C. and Matilde Mundle Memorial Scholarship	Endowed in 1978 by bequest of Bertha A. Schur. Awarded annually to students with financial need.
Betty H. Welsh Scholarship	Endowed in 1997 by this noted churchwoman. Awarded annually to one or more students on the basis of financial need or merit who demonstrate promise for ordained ministry in the church. Renewable annually as long as the recipient maintains good academic standing.
Bishop Lloyd C. Wicke and Family Scholarship	Endowed in 1981 by United Methodist Bishop Lloyd C. Wicke, Class of 1926 and trustee emeritus, and his family. Awarded annually to one or more students entering the M.Div. program who intend to pursue parish ministry, with preference for United Methodists from the West Virginia, New Jersey, Western Pennsylvania, New York, or Troy Conferences who plan to return to their conference for ministerial service.
Bishop Prince A. Taylor, Jr. Scholarship in the Liturgical Studies Program	Endowed in 1997 by United Methodist Bishop Prince A. Taylor, Jr., trustee emeritus of the university. Awarded to a deserving student in the liturgical studies program who, through commitment to ecumenical scholarship and homiletics, demonstrates an interest in preparing pastors to engage in Christian/non-Christian dialogue in preaching, public speaking, and teaching.
Bishop Rev. Dr. In Hwan Kim T’85 Scholarship	Established in 2014 through the generosity of Bishop Reverend Dr. In Hwan Kim, the first Korean Drew Theological School Graduate to receive an honorary doctorate degree from the University. Awarded annually to one or more Master of Divinity who are passionately seeking their vocation in local church ministry.
Bockoven-Arnold Scholarship Fund	Endowed in 2008 by the estate of Betty B. Arnold, a long-time Drew employee. To be awarded to needy and worthy students in the Theological School.
C. Maxwell Brown Scholarship	Endowed in 1977 by Evelyn Berger Brown in honor of her husband, C. Maxwell Brown T32. Awarded to second or third year M.Div students with demonstrated need.
Carl Michalson Scholarship	Endowed in 1988 by the Carl Michalson Society in memory of Dr. Michalson T’39, the Henry Anson Buttz professor of systematic theology at Drew. Awarded in the spring to a first-year M.Div. student who has shown outstanding scholarship and unusual promise as a preacher and pastor.
Charles F. Sitterly Scholarship	Endowed in 1979 via bequest from Bancroft Walker Sitterly to honor his father, an 1886 alumnus and long-time professor of Greek, New Testament, and biblical literature. Awarded annually to one or more Theological School students with financial need.
Chatham United Methodist Women’s Scholarship	An award to a woman in the M.Div. program, usually given to an entering student, but renewable if need continues. Generously supported by the Chatham, New Jersey, United Methodist Women and awarded through the Drew Theological School Financial Assistance Committee.
Clarice M. and Herbert E. Howe Scholarship	Established in 2004 by Herbert E. Howe Jr., Wesley Howe, and Clarice Howe Johnson, in memory of their mother and father. The scholarship honors Clarice M. Howe’s accomplishments as a life-long active Methodist churchwoman. Awarded to students whose goal is the Methodist ministry, with preference for first-year women students over the age of 35.
Dan M. Potter Scholarship	Endowed in 2000 in memory of this ecumenical leader and pioneering religious broadcaster. Awarded annually to one or more students preparing for the ministry and enduring financial hardship.
David and Joan Myers Scholarship	Established in 2003 by David M. T’60 and Joan H. Myers. To be awarded to a Theological School student who excels in preaching. Renewable.
David Graybeal Good Community Scholarship	Established in 2015 by Dr. David M. Graybeal P’72, Professor Emeritus of Church and Society at Drew Theological School, to promote ministry and/or other activities that enhance and enrich the quality of life in the communities in which scholarship recipients live and/or work. This scholarship provides support to Theological School students in any degree program who aspire to search for and create good communities as studied in Dr. Graybeal’s seminal course, “The Search for the Good Community.” It is renewable as long as the student remains in good academic standing.
Delaplaine McDaniel Fellowship	Endowed in 1887. To be awarded to two students based on outstanding accomplishment and promise for ministry.
Dr. Hwain C. Lee T’99 and Dr. William Lee Scholarship	Established by Dr. Hwain C. Lee T’99 and Dr. William Lee in 2014 and awarded annually to one or more deserving Master of Divinity students who exhibit a demonstrated passion for ministry as well as a record of academic excellence. Renewable.
Dr. Pyun, Sun Hwan Scholarship
Dr. Robert Drew Simpson and Dr. Megan Demarest Simpson Scholarship	Established in 2005 by Edward R. and Helen Hintz, to honor the Reverend Dr. Robert Drew Simpson C’45, T’48, T’54 and Dr. Megan Demarest Simpson C’46, G’80, and their contributions to the United Methodist Church and to Drew University. Awarded to students in the third year of the Master of Divinity program who plan to pursue a career in pastoral ministry in the United Methodist Church and who demonstrate financial need.
Dr. Stanley R. Hopper Scholarship	Endowed by family, friends, and colleagues to honor the first dean of the Graduate School. Awarded annually to a candidate in biblical studies.
Edward L. Wegst Scholarship	Endowed in 1993 by the estate of Edward L. Wegst. Awarded to a theological student who shows promise for the ministry, with preference given for a student who is preparing for missionary work.
Edwin Lewis Scholarship	Endowed in 1974 by Kenneth B. Grady T’30, a former trustee, and his wife, Velva T’27, in memory of her father, Edwin Lewis, former professor in the Theological School. Awarded to students who have completed the second year of theological study and who show outstanding promise in the study of theology.
Emerson and Helen Willson Scholarship	Endowed in 1956 by the Emerson Willson family. Awarded to an entering student with exceptional promise for ministry, with preference for United Methodist students from the Wyoming Conference. Renewable annually.
First UMC in Flushing Scholarship Fund	Awarded annually by the congregation of First UMC in Flushing, New York to Korean/Korean-American students pursuing their M.Div..
Florence Ellen Bell Scholarship	Endowed by William A. Tieck T’42. Awarded to candidates for the Ph.D. degree in Methodist Studies.
Frank C. and Ethel R. Benitz Memorial Scholarship	Endowed in 1969 by Frank R. Benitz to honor his parents. Awarded to a young man preparing for United Methodist ministry.
Frank W. Grippin Memorial Scholarship	Endowed in 1989 by Helen Grippin in memory of her husband, Frank W. Grippin T’30. Awarded to a student, preferably Asian, in need.
Franklin E. and Bertha E. Allison Scholarship	Endowed by the estate of Franklin E. and Bertha E. Allison in 1979. Awarded to assist a student or students in training for the ministry or Christian education.
Fred Herrigel Memorial Scholarship	Endowed by the Herrigel family and friends in memory of Fred Herrigel Jr. and Fred Herrigel III, Drew trustees, and Fred Herrigel IV. Awarded to a deserving Theological School student who demonstrates financial need.
G. Roy and Olive Scott Bragg Scholarship	Endowed in 1992 by Mrs. Bragg in memory of G. Roy Bragg T’39. Awarded to a second- or third-year student preparing for the ministry who excels in the study of theology.
Geoffrey and Helene Stafford Diversity Scholarship	Endowed by the estate of Mrs. Helene Stafford in memory of her husband, Geoffrey, a former Drew professor. Awarded to entering M.Div students with outstanding promise for ministry.
Geoffrey and Helene Stafford International Scholarship	Endowed by the estate of Mrs. Helene Stafford in memory of her husband, Geoffrey, a former Drew professor. Awarded to second-year M.Div. students in seminaries outside the United States for one year of study at Drew and to international candidates for the S.T.M. degree.
Geoffrey and Helene Stafford Regional Scholarship	Endowed by the estate of Mrs. Helene Stafford in memory of her husband, Geoffrey, a former Drew professor. Awarded to entering students with strong academic records and outstanding promise for ministry who reside outside the primary recruitment region of the Theological School.
George E. Sovereign Scholarship	Endowed in 1989 by the estate of this Methodist layman. Awarded annually to assist students in securing their theological training.
Gertrude S. Mallalieu Scholarship	Awarded to deserving students preparing for the ministry.
Gladys Capron Memorial Scholarship	Endowed in 1990 by the Reverend Richard W. Capron T’73, G’86 in memory of his grandmother, Gladys Capron. Awarded to a second- or third-year student who professes a vocation in urban ministry.
Grace Charity Foundation Scholarship	Awarded to a Korean student with financial need, currently enrolled in the Master of Sacred Theology program.
Haller-Wire Scholarship	For a deserving student preparing for the ministry.
Harold Paul Sloan Scholarship	Endowed in 1983 from a fund established by Dr. Harold Paul Sloan T’07, a former Drew trustee, and his family. Awarded to theological students, with preference given to students from the southern area of the New Jersey Annual Conference, where Dr. Sloan served his ministry.
Harris Memorial Trust Scholarship	Established in 1966 by the Harris Memorial Trust. Awarded to outstanding students at the seminary level who are devoting themselves to training for the pastoral ministry.
Helen L. Sterrett Scholarship	Endowed in 2006 by a bequest from Helen L. Sterrett. Awarded to worthy ministerial students, and students studying in any of the fields of Christian education, congregational care, youth ministry, and parish nursing.
Henry G. Appenzeller Scholarship	Endowed in 1988 in memory of Henry G. Appenzeller, an 1885 graduate of the Theological School. Awarded to a second- or third-year student who displays commitment to service in the spirit of Henry G. Appenzeller, the first Methodist missionary to Korea.
Henry J. and Georgetta Cassard Memorial Scholarship	Endowed in 1968 by Georgetta Cassard, Marcella Cassard Chapman, and Georgetta Cassard Webbe. Awarded to deserving theological students.
Henry L. Lambdin Scholarship	Named for Dr. Henry Lambdin T’14, ’35, long-time professor of homiletics. Awarded annually to one or more candidates in the MDiv program.
International Theological Scholarship	Awarded to international students in the Theological School.
James Fleming Scholarship	Endowed in 1969 by a bequest from the estate of James Fleming. Awarded annually to students with promise for ministry.
John McClintock Association Scholarship	Endowed in 1917 by friends, family and colleagues to honor the first president of Drew Theological School. Awarded to outstanding students preparing for the ministry.
John P. Newman Scholarship	Endowed in 1903 to honor this bishop of the Methodist Church. Awarded to deserving students with financial need who are preparing for Christian ministry.
John Paterson Memorial Scholarship	Endowed by his daughter, Anne, and her husband, Chester B. Dugdale C’39, in memory of her father, who was a professor of Hebrew and Old Testament at Drew from 1931 to 1957. Awarded to a deserving student of Old Testament studies.
Joseph H. Rainear Scholarship	Established in 2001 by the estate of Elizabeth H. Rainear, in memory of her husband, the Reverend Joseph H. Rainear C’40, T’42. For a worthy student or students in the Theological School.
Joseph M. Sloane Scholarship	Endowed in 1986 by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Sloane and awarded to a student preparing for parish ministry, with preference for a current or former member of the Union United Methodist Church of East Northport, N.Y. The award is renewable if need persists.
Judge and Mrs. Lindsay O’Connor Scholarship	Awarded to students preparing for the ministry.
Korean Theological Scholarship	Awarded to deserving Korean and Korean-American students.
Lawrence Athey Scholarship	Endowed by the estate of Lawrence H. Athey T’31. Awarded to deserving theological students.
Leslie and Emma Uphoff Scholarship	Endowed in 1961 by Delta Uphoff in memory of her parents, Leslie and Emma Uphoff, completing their gift. Awarded to a second- or third-year seminary student, preferably in the M.Div program, preparing for full-time Christian service.
Leslie J. Nevins Scholarship	Endowed in 1972 by Dora E. Nevins in memory of her husband, Leslie J. Nevins T’23. For a student preparing for the ministry.
Lester Berenbroick and Warren Crater Scholarship Fund	Established in 2003 by Lester W. Berenbroick, professor emeritus of church music at Drew Theological School, and Warren H. Crater T’59. Awarded annually to one or more students on the basis of financial need or merit who demonstrate promise for lay, ordained or non-parish ministry. Renewable annually as long as the recipient maintains good academic standing.
Lynn Harold Hough Scholarship	Endowed in 1984 to honor this Class of 1905 alumnus, long-time professor of homiletics, and dean of the school (1934-1947). Awarded annually to a student who can unite Christian action with homiletic inspiration.
Magee Christian Education Scholarship	Awarded since 1980 by the Magee Christian Education Foundation to students preparing for full-time, church-related vocations.
Marjorie M. Simons Scholarship	Endowed by the estate of Christian C. Simons in memory of his wife, Marjorie M. Simons, in 1983. Awarded to deserving theological students.
Mary Louise Jarden Maser & Frederick E. Maser Scholarship	Endowed in 2003 by the estate of Frederick E. Maser. Awarded to deserving theological students.
Mickel Scholarship in Town and Country Ministry	Established in 2000 by Christopher Mickel, T’88. T’02. Awarded annually to one or more second- or third-year students who demonstrate an abiding interest in rural or small-town ministry, with preference for students with financial need.
Mildred Moody Eakin Scholarship	Endowed in 1987 by bequest form this assistant professor emeritus of religious education who taught at Drew from 1932 to 1955. Awarded with preference to students preparing for work in religious education, especially with children.
Morrow Memorial Scholarship	Endowed in 1939 by the Morrow Memorial Church in Maplewood, N.J. Awarded to the rising third-year M.Div. candidate who has shown high scholarship and promise as a preacher and pastor.
Myungsung Scholarship	Established in 2013 by the Myungsung Presbyterian Church in Seoul, Korea. Provides scholarships to Korean and other international Drew Theological students with demonstrated financial need, and supports cutting-edge scholarly research undertaken by Theological School faculty. To be awarded as eight $5,000 scholarships per year.
Ockershausen Scholarship	Endowed in 1981 in memory of John Ockershausen, one of Drew’s first trustees, and his wife, by their granddaughter, Julia Huffington T’33. Awarded to a deserving theological student.
R. Benjamin Garrison Scholarship	Established in 1995 by Mrs. Raymond Vogel. Awarded annually to a third-year seminary student, selected by the faculty, who has excelled in preaching.
Raymond Rhoads Scholarship	Endowed in 2006 by Raymond Rhoads T’59. Awarded to students in their second year of theological study who have shown interest and promise in New Testament studies. Renewable.
Rev. Dr. Byoung Hoon Kang Scholarship	Established by Hye Kyung Kang T’88 and her siblings, to honor their father Rev. Dr. Byoung Hoon Kang, his lifelong dedication to the local church, and his deep appreciation for service, ministry, and evangelical work of Henry Appenzeller in Korea. To be awarded annually to a student from a developing country seeking his or her Master of Divinity degree.
Rev. Dr. Clayton Z. Miller T’59, T’75 Endowed Scholarship	Endowed in 2013 by the Rev. Dr. Clayton Z. Miller T’59, T’75, in recognition of his longstanding commitment to Drew University and The United Methodist Church. Awarded to United Methodist students who are pursuing a Master of Divinity degree and preparing for pastoral ministry in congregations. Renewable.
Reverend Helen Gulick Clement Memorial Scholarship	Endowed in 2002 by a bequest from this 1991 alumna. Awarded annually to one or more students who demonstrate both financial need and high academic achievement. Renewable.
Robert Drew Simpson Scholarship	Endowed in 1990 by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walden in honor of Dr. Simpson’s retirement as pastor of the Chatham United Methodist Church. Dr. Simpson C’45, T’48, T’54 is also a Drew trustee emeritus. Awarded to a deserving theological student.
Russell M. Stephens Scholarship Fund	Endowed in 2009 by a bequest from Russell M. Stephens. Awarded to deserving theological students who demonstrate financial need.
Sampson-McCann Scholarship	Established in 2015 by the Reverend Dr. Johnnie G. McCann, Sr. T’93, T’95, T’01, with support from Drew alumni of the Black Ministerial Caucus student group and those who regularly attend the annual Hampton University’s Ministers Conference, to celebrate his father-in-law, the Reverend Dr. Shellie Sampson, Jr. T’71, T’77 and his legacy of church-building, outreach and educational ministries, and community development. This scholarship provides financial support to Master of Divinity students pursuing social justice work in primarily urban, African-American churches and communities in the United States.
Scholarship for Pastoral Leadership	Awarded annually to entering DMin students who combine outstanding leadership and service in the church with a record of strong academic achievement and an interest in deepening and broadening their pastoral leadership skills for the 21st century church. Renewable.
Stan and Betty Menking Scholarship	Endowed in 1985 by Stanley J. Menking, T’57, G’66, and former associate dean of the Theological School, and his wife, Betty. Awarded to a second-year theological student who is preparing for ministry in the United Methodist Church and who shows promise of integrating theological understanding with the practice of ministry.
The Reverend Dr. Howard B. Warren Scholarship	Endowed by the Reverend Dr. Howard B. Warren T’40 in 1985. Awarded to students in need who are preparing for the United Methodist parish ministry.
Tipple Scholarship	Named in honor of former Drew president Ezra Squier Tipple and his wife, Edna White Tipple, these merit scholarships are offered each year to two entering M.Div. students with distinguished academic records and unusual promise for ministry.
United Methodist Foundation Seminary Program Scholarship	Established in 2006 by United Methodist Higher Education Foundation. Awarded to full-time students who have been active, full members of The United Methodist Church for at least one year prior to consideration for the award and who are citizens or permanent residents of the United States. Renewable
Vera C. Mace Scholarship	Endowed in 2010 by the Estate of Vera C. Mace T’43, and awarded to women graduate students of theology.
William and Mary Jane Pennington Scholarship	Established in 1997 by bequest and named for lifelong supporters of the church. Awarded annually to one or more students on the basis of financial need or merit who demonstrate promise for lay, ordained, or non-parish ministry. Renewable annually as long as the recipient maintains good academic standing.
William F. D. Rodda Scholarship	Endowed in 1985 by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walden in gratitude for Dr. Rodda’s ministry in the United Methodist Church. Dr. Rodda was also a Drew trustee. Awarded to a deserving theological student with promise for ministry and in need of financial support.
William H. Gray, Jr. Memorial Scholarship	Endowed in 1998 by friends and William H. Gray III, Class of 1966 – former university trustee, former U.S. Congressman, and president of the United Negro College Fund – in honor of his father. Awarded annually to an ethnic minority student preparing for parish ministry who shows potential for exceptional leadership.

Theological School Prizes

Alfred B. Haas Prize	Established in 2006 by the Theological School Class of 1957, and endowed in 2008, to honor the inspired teaching of Alfred B. Haas T’36, G’46, associate professor of practical theology from 1944 to 1968. Awarded to students in the Master of Divinity degree program who have made a significant contribution to the worship life of the Theological School and pursued advanced coursework in the area of liturgics.
Alfred M. Waller, Jr. Memorial Prize	Established in 2001 by family, friends, and Mrs. Bernita S. Waller in memory of her late husband, Alfred M. Waller, Jr. Awarded annually for excellence in the practice of Christian ministry to a second-year M.Div. student with exceptional promise and an interest in urban ministry.
Alton Raynor Prize	Established in 1998. Awarded annually to a second-year student with financial need who shows great promise for success in town and country ministry.
Annin Memorial Prize in Theology	Endowed in 2005 by Anne V. Annin T’00, in memory of William E. and David E. Annin. Awarded to graduating students in the Master of Divinity program who have displayed both interest and excellence in theology.
Bishop Edmund S. Janes Prize for Outstanding Academic Achievement	Awarded for Academic Excellence by a Ph.D. Student in course work.
Clarence Tucker Craig Prize in Biblical Studies	Established by the Class of 1955 to honor the former dean and awarded to the graduating M.Div. candidate who has excelled in this field.
Class of 1956 Dr. Franz Hildebrandt Award	Established in 2006 by the Theological School Class of 1956, and endowed in 2008, to honor the inspired teaching of Franz Hildebrandt, visiting professor of Christian theology from 1953 to 1967. Awarded to outstanding students who have exemplified Dr. Hildebrandt’s qualities by combining deep faith and excellence in theological studies with effective ministry as an intern or pastor in a field education assignment leading to the Master of Divinity degree.
Class of 1959 Bernhard Anderson Prize	Endowed in 2009 by the Theological School Class of 1959 to honor the inspired leadership and teaching of the late Professor of Biblical Theology, Bernhard W. Anderson, Dean of the Theological School from 1954 to 1963.
Daniel P. Kidder Prize	For the best academic record in the department of practical theology.
David Graybeal Prize	For use in a ministry that will enhance community life.
Dean Anne B. Yardley Prize for Hospitality through the Arts	Established by the Class of 2011 to celebrate Dr. Yardley’s leadership, her dedication to the arts and her commitment to fostering hospitality in the Drew community. Awarded to a Theological School student in any degree program who enriches and enhances the Theological School community by building hospitality through artistic expression.
Donald K. Baxter Prize for Drew Community Engagement	Established in 2015 by Mrs. Christine J. Baxter in memory of her late husband, Donald K. Baxter, a deeply engaged Community Fellow at Drew Theological School. Awarded annually to a graduating Theological School student from any of the degree programs who has made the most of his or her entire Drew experience, by fully engaging in the richly diverse range of events and activities on campus.
Dorr Diefendorf Award	Established in 1956 by Robert R. Diefendorf, and endowed by family and friends in honor of Dorr Diefendorf, Theological School graduate and professor of practical theology and applied Christianity. Awarded for excellence in homiletics
Edwards-Mercer Prize	Endowed in 1998 by Juanita Edwards Mercer and her family to honor Mrs. Mercer’s mother, Alpha Duncan Edwards. Awarded to a Ph.D. candidate for travel expenses associated with religion-related dissertation research.
F. J. Yetter Prize Fund	Awarded to a seminary student of the Old Testament as selected by the appropriate faculty.
George R. Crooks Prize	Originated in 1914. For excellence in hymn and scripture reading. Open to graduating M.Div. candidates.
George R. Warren Memorial Prize	Endowed in 1985 by family in memory of George R. Warren T’28. Awarded for outstanding New Testament scholarship.
Helen LePage and William Hale Chamberlain Prize	Established by Joan Chamberlain Engelsman, G’77, and endowed in 2001 in her memory by her husband, Ralph G. Engelsman. Awarded annually for the Ph.D. dissertation that is singularly distinguished by creative thought and excellent prose style.
Henry L. Lambdin Prize for Excellence in Pastoral Leadership	Endowed in 1989 by friends and colleagues to honor former faculty member Henry Lambdin T’14, T’35. Awarded for excellence in pastoral leadership.
J. Newton Davies Greek New Testament Prize	Established in honor of the late professor of New Testament J. Newton Davies. Presented to the first-year student who has excelled in New Testament studies
James McClintock Prize for the Outstanding Student Teacher	Awarded to a Ph.D. student who has demonstrated exceptional ability, dedication, and promise as a teacher through their outstanding service as a student teacher.
James Pearsall Prize	For outstanding academic achievement. Awarded to a Ph.D. student who has completed the comprehensive exams with exceptional academic distinction.
Jasper and Ann Steele Prize	Endowed by Jasper and Ann Steele in 1994. For a student who demonstrates potential for ministry in a multicultural community.
John Heston Willey Prize	Originated in 1920. Presented to the student who excels in pulpit oratory and manner.
John Paterson Old Testament Studies Prize	Endowed by family and friends in memory of John Paterson, professor of Hebrew and Old Testament from 1931 to 1957. Awarded to the first-year student of greatest promise in Old Testament studies.
Lawrence E. Toombs Prize in Old Testament History	For a student who has excelled in this area.
Lester Berenbroick Award in Church Music	Established in 2005 by Leary Anna Murphy in honor of Lester Berenbroick’s contributions, over many years, to the teaching of church music at Drew. Awarded to a student who has completed the second year of theological education.
Mead Hall Study Circle Prize	Originated in 1926. For the woman student who achieves the best academic record in her first year of study.
Patricia Wickham Prize in Feminist Scholarship	Endowed in 1992 by family and friends in memory of Patricia Wickham T’89. Awarded for overall academic excellence and creativity in feminist scholarship to a woman student who has completed two-thirds of the M.Div. or three-quarters of the M.T.S. curriculum.
Priscilla Patten Benham Prize in Dissertation Research	Established in 2011 by Leary Anna Murphy, in memory of Priscilla Patten Benham G’76. Awarded to Ph.D. candidates of the Graduate Division of Religion in Drew Theological School for expenses associated with dissertation research.
Rabbi Dr. Sheldon J. Weltman Prize for Excellence in Biblical Studies	Endowed in 1992 by the estate of Rabbi Weltman G’80, G’90. Awarded for the best thesis or dissertation in biblical studies.
Rev. Dr. Clayton Z. Miller T’59, T’75 Prize	Endowed in 2013 by the Rev. Dr. Clayton Z. Miller T’59, T’75. Awarded to a Drew Theological School student who has excelled in supervised ministry and shows great promise for congregational clergy leadership.
Rev. William L. D. Lyght T’33 Prize	Endowed in 2014 by Bishop Ernest S. Lyght T’68 in loving memory of his late father, The Rev. William L.D. Lyght T’33. Awarded to a Drew Theological School student for excellence in preaching who is in good academic standing, with a preference for African American students from the United Methodist tradition, and a secondary preference for students from the Pan Methodist tradition.
Reverend Florence Spearing Randolph Prize	Awarded to a graduating African-American woman student who demonstrates powerful preaching skills and potential for outstanding pastoral leadership.
Reverend Robert W. Edgar Prize for Social Justice	Established by Robert W. Edgar T’68 as an expression of his affection for Drew University and his deep concern for social justice. Awarded to students pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy degree in the Graduate Division of Religion whose work connects the academy with the religious, cultural, and socio-political realities and challenges of the larger world, and whose dissertation is distinguished by outstanding transdisciplinary scholarship related to social justice issues.
Robert Duncan, Sr. Prize	Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr. Robert Duncan Jr., T’83, ’99, to honor his father, Rev. Dr. Robert Duncan Sr. T’59, ’71, ’01. Awarded annually to a United Methodist student pursuing their M.Div. who shows exceptional promise for pastoral ministry.
Robert J. Duncan, Jr. Prize	Endowed in 2006 by the Reverend Dr. Robert J. Duncan, Sr. T’59, T’71, T’01, and Dorothy Duncan, to honor their son, the Reverend Dr. Robert J. Duncan, Jr. T’83, T’99, the first graduate of Drew Theological School’s Global/Online Doctor of Ministry concentration. Awarded to a student in the Global/Online concentration or its successor programs whose project thesis is singularly distinguished by creativity and innovative use of technology.
Robert Jehu Bull Prize	Endowed in 1996 by Dr. Henry O. Thompson T’58, G’64, a dedicated alumni leader, and other alumni and friends of Drew, in honor of Dr. Robert J. Bull, Professor of Church History and Archaeology Emeritus, who brought church history to life for more than three decades of students by leading the excavation at Caesarea Maritima. Awarded annually to the graduating student with the best record in church history.

Theological School Programs

Andrew H. Phelps and Emily Brown Phelps Fund	Endowed in 2014, through a gift from the Andrew H. Phelps Trust, to provide fellowship opportunities to PhD candidates in the Graduate Division of Religion and to support the Phelps Family Director in the Graduate Division of Religion.
Bard Thompson Lecture in Liturgical Studies	Established by Bertha Thompson in memory of her husband, late Dean of the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies.
Bell Bishop-in-Residence Fund
Broderson-Melander Endowment	Endowed by the estate of Marion B. Melander in 2002, for the support of students at the Theological School, strengthening programs that meet the spiritual, personal, and educational needs of students.
Center on Religion, Culture & Conflict Endowment	Established in 2007 with the generous support of the Wallerstein Foundation and the Johanette Wallerstein Institute, the center focuses critical attention on the complex ways in which cultures and religions interact, especially in moments of crisis and conflict. The center seeks to encourage and facilitate scholarly understanding of a conversation about the most problematic and often tragic, intersections where religions and cultures meet.
Cobb Professorship
Communities of Shalom	A grass-roots, faith-inspired, community development network in the USA and Africa, initiated by the General Conference of the United Methodist Church in Los Angles in 1992. Communities of Shalom, coordinated and equipped by Drew University Theological School in partnership with the General Board of Global Ministries of The United Methodist Church, supports local congregations and community groups as they work together with representatives of all faith traditions and community organizations to create economically and ecologically sustainable communities of peace, justice, hope, healing and wholeness in which all God’s people experience shalom.
David and Mindy Kwon Visiting Scholar at Drew Theological School	Established by Mr. David O. and Mrs. Mindy H. Kwon in 2016 to support the annual appointment of a distinguished Korean-speaking scholar-minister, with a preference for those from the greater New Jersey/New York metropolitan area, to enrich the academic and cultural experience of the Korean-speaking community at Drew Theological School by providing diverse, culturally relevant course material and guidance on navigating the spiritual and cultural context of an American seminary and American religious environment. Renewable.
Drew Center for Christianities in Global Contexts	Founded in 2006 with the generous support of the Henry Luce Foundation, the Center was established for reflection, research and “modeling” of the place and practices of Christianity in a global context. Its core mission is to engage contemporary Christians (within the Drew community and beyond) in exploring, reflecting and modeling Christianity’s places in today’s global village.
E. Stanley Jones Professorship of Evangelism	Established by the Jessie Ball duPont Fund and the Foundation for Evangelism, to establish the E. Stanley Jones Professorship of Evangelism in Drew Theological School.
Edmund Janes Memorial Fund	Established in memory of Bishop Edmund S. Janes, advocate of theological education and one of Drew’s first trustees.
Edward Leroy Long, Jr. Fund for Peacemaking Studies and Programs at Drew Theological School	Established in 2006 by Dr. Jeffrey L. Rarich G’86, G’91, in honor of Dr. Edward L. Long, Jr., Emeritus Professor of Christian Ethics and Theology of Culture at Drew Theological School, to sustain and deepen reflection and dialogue on peacemaking. The Fund supports, among other initiatives, the following: graduate fellowships for Ph.D. students demonstrating special interest in the subject of peacemaking and peace studies; dissertation fellowships for Ph.D. students who are writing dissertations related to the subject of peacemaking; public lectures, symposia, and colloquia; and bringing to Drew visiting scholars working in the field.
Frances Youngker Vosburgh Lectures	The Frances Youngker Vosburgh Lectures fund provides an annual lecture series, the Tipple-Vosburgh Lectures, on topics of interest to the Theological School community in conjunction with the school’s annual alumni reunion.
Frederick A. Shippey Lectureship in Sociology of Christianity	Established by alumni/ae of the Theological School in 1988 in honor of Frederick A. Shippey, to provide for annual lectures of high academic quality which merit eventual publication in a book format, given by effective, experienced churchmen and/or scholars knowledgeable in one or more primary substantive areas of sociology and able to discuss the Christian Ministry in terms of a sociological perspective.
Frederick W. Smith Fund
Grabhorn Estate Fund
Hackensack Annual Music Conference	Endowed by the trustees in the First Congregational Church of Hackensack, NJ to provide an annual lecture/concert in the liturgical studies program.
Haddon-Colt Fund	Established in 1938 by the Haddon-Colt Foundation for the Supernatural to provide a lecture series in Drew Theological School.
Hannan Funds	Endowed in 1930 and 1931 to support book purchases in homiletics and the general activities of the Theological School.
Harold T. Porter Endowment	Endowed in 2005 by the estate of Harold Theodore Porter for the purchase of books and/or other educational resources for the Theological School.
Henri J.M. Nouwen Lecture	Established in 2000 by Marilyn Foss Anderson C’77, P’86 and Vernon E. Anderson P’86. Annual lecture series on the life, scholarship, teachings, or spiritual practice of Fr. Henri J. M. Nouwen on the implications and influence of his life, scholarship, teachings or spiritual practice, or on related studies in classical Christian spirituality.
Henry Buttz Professorship	Named for the Rev. Henry Anson Buttz, fourth president of Drew University.
Herman McKay Fund	Established in 1983 by Herman McKay T’23 to support the United Methodist Archives and History Center at Drew.
Hispanic Institute of Theology	Founded by Professor of Ethics and Theology Ada María Isasi-Díaz, the Institute is in connection with several of the important programs recently developed by Latinas/os in different parts of the country and has been instrumental in establishing the Hispanic/Latino group at the American Academy of Religion.
Hurst Professorship
Institute for Health in Parsonage Life	Endowed by John R. McLaughlin T’32 and Jane Hilburt-Davis, to stimulate academic study of parsonage life; gather church leaders, alumni and parsonage members on campus to develop programs and projects; encourage church leaders to invest time and effort in understanding the stresses of parsonage life; and elicit attention to issues within the church community by faculty and students.
Joanne Feely Memorial Fund	Established by gifts from friends and family of Joanne W. Feely, late wife of Frank J. Feely and former student of the Theological School, to launch experimental field work programs and to sponsor seminars and other projects aimed at bringing both professors and students into closer contact with current challenges both in the inner city and suburbia. Intended to attempt to bridge the gap between theory and practice and in this way make Christianity more relevant.
Leary Anna Murphy Book Endowment	Established in 1998 by Leary Anna Murphy, to provide funds for book purchases for Theological School students in need.
Lester W. Berenbroick Pipe Organ Fund Endowment	Established by Lester W. Berenbroick and Warren H. Crater T’59 to support the maintenance of a pipe organ in the Theological School.
Maxine Beach Legacy of Leadership Fund	Established in 2009 in honor of Dr. Maxine Clarke Beach, former dean of Drew Theological School, to ensure that the Theological School has the resources available to sustain Dr. Beach’s good work in developing well-educated, well-rounded prophetic ministers for our churches and the world. This fund provides current and future deans of Drew Theological School the opportunity to shape the curriculum and educational experiences of Drew students — and thus to prepare them to become tomorrow’s religious and spiritual leaders.
Myungsung Faculty Research Fund	Established in 2013 by the Myungsung Presbyterian Church in Seoul, Korea. Provides scholarships to Korean and other international Drew Theological students with demonstrated financial need, and supports cutting-edge scholarly research undertaken by Theological School faculty.
Nelle Morton Lecture	Dedicated to Drew’s early feminist educator and theologian Nelle K. Morton, this lecture highlights women’s issues in society, theology, and religious communities.
Newell Estate Fund	Established in 1970 by the Estate of Joseph T. Newell to support Drew Theological School.
Partnership in Religion and Education in Prisons	Established in 2008 by the Franklin Square Foundation to provide opportunities for students incarcerated at correctional facilities to take classes with Theological school students, and to permit theological students to enlarge their definitions of theological education by learning theology with and from incarcerated persons.
Pastoral Ministry and Prophetic Leadership in Action Program	Established with Grant from the Jessie Ball duPont Religious, Charitable and Educational Fund, this program supports Pastoral Ministry and Prophetic Leadership in Action, a program to train seminary students to do social justice and prophetic leadership ministries in congregations where they serve. Provides for summer internships in prophetic ministries for Master of Divinity students; brings prophetic leaders to the campus for residencies; and funds course development relating to prophetic leadership.
Reverend Frances Parker Swartz T’65 Fund	Established in 2013 in memory of the Reverend Frances Parker Swartz T’65 by her loving husband, the Reverend James H. Swartz T’65. Awarded annually to provide much-needed financial support to one or more Drew Theological School students who have children and are pursuing a Master of Divinity degree, with future plans for entering the ministry. This fund honors Frances’ memory and her dedication to, and passion for, ministry and education.
William S. Pilling Traveling Fellowship	Endowed in 1929. Awarded to select students who are involved in cross-cultural educational experiences and are matriculated in the M.Div. program.

University Funds

Scholarships – Prizes – Programs

University Scholarships

Alton Sawin Jr. Scholarship	Endowed in 1987 by friends and colleagues in honor of his retirement as dean of student services. Awarded annually on a need basis to children of Drew University alumni/ae.
Callander Family Scholarship for International Study	Endowed by Dr. Marilyn B. Callander G’85,’87, A’14 and Mr. Robert J. Callander A’14 in honor of Dr. Callander’s international research in Nepal as well as her influential role as a board member and president of the Fulbright Association in Washington, D.C. To support one or more outstanding students, in the College of Liberal Arts or Caspersen School of Graduate Studies, whose major, minor, or research is international in focus or scope. Renewable.
Caroline B. Westlake Scholarship	Endowed in 1961 by the estate of Caroline B. Westlake in honor of Methodism and liberal arts education. Awarded for academic excellence to students with financial need.
Cathrine C. Baxter Scholarship	Endowed in the year 2000 by this lifelong United Methodist churchwoman from Summitville, N.Y. Awarded as a two-year scholarship to one or more United Methodist students contemplating parish ministry, with standing as either a junior in the College or a second-year M.Div. student in the Theological School, with a preference for young men and for students from New York State.
Darwin R. and Yen M. Chang Scholarship	Endowed by Darwin R. and Yen M. Chang of Madison. Awarded annually, in memory of Dr. Robert J. Bull, a dear friend of the Chang family, to a student of Chinese descent who demonstrates good character.
Harold N. and Margaret F. Jones Memorial Scholarship	Endowed in 1989 by the estate of Harold N. Jones. Awarded to a deserving student in need of financial assistance.
Merrill Trust Scholarship	Endowed in 1970 by the Charles E. Merrill Trust, and awarded to United Methodist students.
Mrs. Richardson Pratt Scholarship	Awarded to deserving students
Reverend and Mrs. Matchett Poynter Scholarship	Awarded to deserving students.
Richard and Marian Berkefeldt Student Help Fund	Established in 1968 by Richard N. Berkefeldt, a generous Methodist layman, and his wife, Marian Berkefeldt, to help needy and worthy students.
Taiwanese Student Scholarship	Awarded annually by Mr. and Mrs. Shing-Long Lin in honor of fellow Taiwanese who are seeking a quality education. Mr. Lin is a former member of the Drew community who appreciates the value of the university in our global community. Awarded to Taiwanese students with need at Drew who are in good academic standing.
Van Wagonen Scholarship	Awarded to deserving students.
William M. Reider Scholarship	Endowed by Mr. Reider in 1969. Awarded to students from New Jersey.
William Randolph Hearst Endowed Scholarship	Endowed by the Hearst Foundation in 1992 and awarded to minority students seeking teaching careers in the United States.

University Prizes

Edward D. Zinbarg Prize	Established in 1999 by Barbara Zinbarg to honor her husband upon the completion of his Doctor of Letters degree at Drew. Awarded annually to a student in any of the university’s schools who has creatively linked Jewish studies and the study of other religious traditions.
Irene and Simon Raicer Prize for SHOAH Education	Established in 1995 by Howard and Abbie Raicer Halperin, Jerome and Hildred Raicer Nozick G’94, and Barry and Naomi Raicer Schimmer in honor of their parents. For a graduating senior who has achieved excellence in Holocaust education.

University Program Funds

African-American/African Studies Library Book Endowment	To support the Library’s acquisition of holdings related to Pan-African studies.
Ambassador Richard L. Walker Fund	Endowed in 2014 by Epsey C. Farrell and her husband, Donald E. Weatherbee, in memory of Richard L. Walker, Class of ’44, distinguished scholar of East Asian and Ambassador to Korea and recipient of a Doctor of Laws from his alma mater. Provides financial support for the Walker Collection in the Drew University Library and for library resources supporting the study of the history, culture, and politics of East and Southeast Asia.
Baltimore Annual Conference Fund
Bard Thompson Lectureship in Renaissance and Reformation	Established by Bertha Thompson in memory of her husband, late Dean of the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies.
Bela Kornitzer Book Award	Established in 1992 by Mrs. Alicia Karpati and her late husband, George Karpati, to honor Bela Kornitzer, Mrs. Karpati’s brother. The award, given biennially at the University Library Gala, celebrates works of non-fiction written by Drew University faculty and graduates deemed outstanding by a committee of Drew faculty.
Bell Scholars Room	Endowed in 1995 by William A. Tieck T’42, in memory of Florence Ellen Bell, to support Methodist studies.
Board of Visitors Special Endowment	Created to endow program expenses for the Board of Visitors, including semi-annual meetings and experiential learning experiences for student fellows.
Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study – Jacqueline Berke Fund	Established in 2011 through a generous gift from Jacqueline Berke, Professor Emerita, to support the activities of the Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study.
Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study Program Endowment	Founded in 1992 to commemorate those who perished in the Holocaust and to celebrate those who survived; to educate upcoming generations to “remember for the future”; and to dedicate the Center’s energies to ongoing research and scholarship.
Fabrizio-Kopech Endowment	Endowed in 2002 by Michele E. Fabrizio C’73 and Robert I. Kopech C’73, to support Drew International Seminars.
Faculty Fellowship in Everyday Ethics	Created in 2015, the Faculty Fellowship in Everyday Ethics at Drew University will help the University realize its mission to prepare its students to flourish both personally and professionally as they add to the world’s good by responding to the urgent challenges of our time with rigorous, independent, and imaginative thought. The Faculty Fellow in Everyday Ethics will contribute to this project by offering all members of the Drew community both in and outside the formal classroom opportunities to explore the ethical notion and concept of the good operating in various sectors of human life, including religion, the family, business, government, the media, and healthcare. He or she will work to expand and deepen the capacity of students to understand and apply diverse ethical principles and practices operating in everyday life.
Florence and Robert Zuck Arboretum	Established to endow the Zuck Arboretum, in memory of long-time Professors of Botany Florence and Robert Zuck.
Florence Ellen Bell Center for Methodist Studies	Endowed in 1995 by William A. Tieck T’42, in memory of Florence Ellen Bell, to support Methodist studies.
Ford Foundation Fund	Endowed in 1956 with grants from the Ford Foundation, to be used for faculty salary increases and for other pressing academic needs.
George and Alicia Karpati Lectureship	Established in 2005 by Michael and Noemi Neidorff, to bring the campus internationally recognized scholars in the areas of Judaic studies, Eastern European history and Holocaust studies, creating an event that will honor George Karpati, enlarge the reputation of the university and deepen the resources of the library.
Halstead Lecture Series	Established in 1991 by Frank and Florence Halstead. To fund special lectures focusing on ancient religions and the Middle East, especially Egypt. Topics may include the mystery religions of the Middle East and esoteric treatments of Judaism, and Japanese and Chinese religions and art.
Jake Stults C’01 Memorial Fund	Established in 2013, by alumni, friends and family, to celebrate Jake’s passion for music and to provide resources to motivated and deserving students who are seeking to enrich and deepen their music education outside of the traditional classroom. The fund provides support for music learning experiences for students, including workshops, conferences, lessons, rentals and other enrichment activities, such as bringing musicians to campus.
Jeanne T. and David Zenker Endowed Fund for the Restoration and Preservation of Historic Mead Hall	Established in 1998 by Jeanne T. and David Zenker, to support in perpetuity the restoration and preservation of historic Mead Hall.
Kean Family Foundation Discretionary Fund	Established in 2013 for a graduate student position to support the Thomas H. Kean Archives.
Kean Women’s Self-Defense Fund	Endowed in 2005 by Thomas H. Kean to fund self-defense programming for women. Administered by Professor Jill Cermele to conduct self-defense training for students as well as faculty and staff.
Library Book Endowment	For the benefit of the University Library collection.
Margaret E. L. (“Peggi”) Howard Internship Fund for Leadership and Service	Endowed in 2014 by the Honorable Governor Thomas H. Kean, trustees, alumni, friends, and colleagues of Peggi Howard to honor her 25 years of dedicated service to Drew University. The Internship shall be awarded annually to exceptional students who, like Dr. Howard, have a record of leadership and service to the Drew and larger communities. Preference will be given to students who are pursuing internships with organizations that are committed to social justice, civic engagement, spiritual exploration and celebration, diversity, and international community building.
Marion T. B. Lee Library Fund	Endowed in 1983 by the Estate of Marion T. B. Lee, for the support of the University Library.
Mr. Samuel Bowne Fund
Mrs. S. Bowne Fund
Paul Drucker Endowment for the Arts of Respect	Established by Paul Drucker C’51, P’83, to encourage Drew University’s students to explore issues of self-respect and mutual respect among the world’s citizens through their participation in an annual campus arts program, The Arts of Respect. The program shall invite students to produce artistic works, in any of the visual, literary, or performing arts, that address the theme of mutual respect across mankind’s many difference, including religion, ethnicity, gender, race, or nationality.
Robert Porter Fund
Summit Church Fund
Sylvia Holder Holocaust Studies Program	Generously given by Sylvia Holder through her estate to support the Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study and its mission to educate the community about the Shoah.
The Shirley Sugerman Interfaith Forum	Established in 1991, and endowed by Dr. Shirley Sugerman G ’70, Drew trustee emerita, and other donors, to provide a venue for interdisciplinary exchanges between and among scholars, teachers, religious leaders, and members of the larger community interested in exploring issues of interfaith understanding, the diversity of religiously-based ethical perspectives, and the political, social, and cultural conflicts caused by the clash of religious traditions.
Violet Demarest Fund	Endowed by a bequest from the estate of Violet B. Demarest and used for the benefit of the university library.
Wallerstein Chair in Jewish Studies	Endowed by the Wallerstein Foundation for Geriatric Life Improvement in 1990, to create a professorship which shall display to students those elements of Jewish wisdom which are instructive to all people; to discuss the unique features of Jewish life and history; and to teach about classical and modern Judaism as an integral element of Western and modern civilization.

Planned Gifts

Bauer and Hahn Family Scholarship	Established by Mr. Lester E. Bower, Jr., C’49, through his estate, to be awarded annually to one or more deserving full-time, continuing undergraduate students who have financial need, demonstrate outstanding promise in their chosen major, and with a first preference for those who have shown exceptional service to the LGBTQ community at Drew or who have made a marked commitment to serving the LGBTQ community beyond Drew’s campus, for example through civic engagement projects. Further strong preference shall be given to male students, and to students majoring in English literature, French, classics, history or other humanities-based majors (such as those rooted in philosophy), rather than visual and performing arts majors. Drew University shall furnish a copy of a letter written by Mr. Bower to the recipient annually. Renewable.
Bruce C. Woolley Memorial Scholarship	Established by Dr. Bruce C. Woolley C’67 in 2014 and awarded annually to one or more students who have demonstrated financial need and a strong academic record. Renewable.
Daffin Backstrom Scholarship	Established by D. Max Francis to honor his Drew Athletic Hall of Fame coach. Awarded annually to one or more students with financial need who demonstrate promise for achievement, with preference for students from Somerset County, N.J., who major in history.
George E. Hayward C’60 Scholarship in the Natural Sciences	Established by Mr. George E. Hayward C’60 through his estate, to be awarded annually to one or more deserving full-time undergraduate students who have financial need, and are majoring in one of the natural sciences, including but not limited to: biology, chemistry, biochemistry and molecular biology, environmental studies and sustainability, physics, and neuroscience. Preference shall be given to a junior or senior who graduated from a high school in Morris County, New Jersey. Renewable.
Harmony Choral Music Endowment	Established in the year 2003 by David P. Rein C’56 for the support of choral music.
Harmony Scholarship for International Students/Study at Drew University	Established in 2003 by David P. Rein C’56. Awarded annually to international students studying at Drew or to Drew students participating in the Drew University Inter national Seminar Program who have demonstrated financial need and academic promise.
Harry Wakefield Adams Scholarship	Harry Wakefield Adams. Established by this United Methodist minister and alumnus of the Class of 1947 and his wife, Grace Claire Adams. Awarded annually to one or more students who demonstrate financial need and promise for success at Drew, with preference for students with potential for leadership in a field of public service.
Howard Clark Kee Scholarship	Established in 1998 by Betsey Fordyce Miller G’64, to honor the inspired teaching of Howard Clark Kee. Awarded to students in the Biblical Studies program, with preference for a student with a record of interest and achievement in New Testament studies.
Jessie, Lena, and Isadore Rosenberg Baseball Endowment	Established by Herman Rosenberg C’37 to support the Drew University baseball team, as a show of gratitude and affection to his coach, mentor and lifetime friend, Sherman “Doc” Young, and to the role that baseball at Drew has played in influencing his life.
Kathleen Murray Henry Civic Scholarship	Established by the Reverend Kathleen Murray Henry C’65 in 2016 to support students participating in the Civic Scholars program. Awarded to students with demonstrated record of, and interest in, civic engagement and service to the community. Renewable.
Lester W. Berenbroick and Warren H. Crater Chair in Church Music	Established by Lester W. Berenbroick and Warren H. Crater T’59 to create and endow the Lester W. Berenbroick and Warren H. Crater Chair in Church Music in Drew Theological School.
Linda and Frank Connors Endowment	Established to support the Drew University Library’s Endow-a-Book program; exclusively for acquisition of collections.
Maurice C. and Helen J. Blanken Scholarship	Established in 1997 by Maurice C. Blanken C’46, P’77 and Helen J. Blanken P’77, to be awarded annually to one or more undergraduate students on the basis of financial need and academic merit, with a preference for history majors as well as first year students who plan on studying history. Renewable.
Steve A. Lemanski Scholarship	Established in 2007 by Steve A. Lemanski C’89. Awarded to students demonstrating excellence in applied mathematics or economics, with preference given to students intending to pursue a career related to the field of actuarial science who demonstrate financial need.
The Duncan Family Scholarship	Established by Rev. Dr. Robert Duncan Sr. T’59, ’71, ’01 and Rev. Dr. Robert Duncan Jr., T’83, ’99, the scholarship supports second generation United Methodist students seeking work in the local parish. The scholarship may also assist other United Methodist students seeking work in the local parish setting, or other deserving United Methodist master of divinity students.
Tittman Summer Physics Internship Fund
Women in Chemistry and Physics Scholarship	Established by Dr. Rhonda M. Rush C’71 in 2013. Awarded to women majoring in chemistry or physics, who have successfully completed at least one full year of their undergraduate studies and who have the scientific abilities, desire and interpersonal skills needed to pursue an industrial scientific career within the first five years following graduation from Drew

Your Gifts Matter

At our annual Celebration of Benefactors, Drew University students meet the people whose gifts propel their education. For these students, the generosity of a benefactor enables them to study abroad. For others, it means being able to sign up for an interesting course, accept a faraway internship, advance a research project or simply pay tuition.

We were honored to welcome Engy Gadelmawla C’18 as our student speaker at the 2018 Celebration of Benefactors. Engy received 10 named awards during her four years at Drew, including scholarships, internship awards and prizes. Named funds have empowered Engy to capitalize on the talents she brought to Drew and make the most of her undergraduate education.

Here, she shares her gratitude, her fondness for The Forest and her Drew experience.