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The observatory is usually open several nights per week for access by astronomy students fulfilling course assignments. In addition, it is open on clear Friday evenings to the general public from 7...

Approximately 75% of our students continue on to graduate schools in physics or related fields. All of these students have been fully supported financially by either teaching or research...

Sigma Pi Sigma Physics students at Drew are inducted into Sigma Pi Sigma , the national physics honor society. Membership is granted in recognition of excellent scholarship and achievement in...

Society of Physics Students The Drew Chapter of the Society of Physics Students is part of a national professional student association that provides each student with the opportunity to participate...

Get Involved At Drew, the educational experience reaches far beyond the physics classroom, providing students with a multi-faceted framework for learning. Here are some of the major possibilities...

Physics Tracks There are 3 different options for a bachelor’s degree in physics at Drew: Bachelor of Science (BS) or Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Physics, or BS in Engineering Physics.  They reflect...

Faculty Associate Professor [email protected] 973-408-3834 Hall of Sciences 201 Dr. Murawski works in the areas of quantum optics, coherent Raman spectroscopy, femtosecond lasers, semiconductor...

Kuumba, The Africana Student Organization The purpose of Kuumba is to promote the recognition and appreciation of Pan-African culture and history. The group seeks to provide a forum for the...

Neuroscience is an outstanding background for diverse careers.  Students who have majored and minored in neuroscience have… continued their education Medical school (MD, DO, MD/PhD) PhD in...

Level Fall Spring Year 1 or 2   [Intro.] NEUR-101: Intro. to Neuroscience BIOL-160: Diversity of Life CHEM-150/151: General Chemistry I CHEM-160/161: General Chemistry II Year 2  ...