Volunteer
Drew relies on the involvement of its alumni, parents and friends to support the development of campus, affinity and regional programs that enrich the Drew community. Beyond giving, Drewids demonstrate their commitment through volunteering. Learn here about some of the many ways to contribute to Drew’s mission and enhance the experience of Drew students as well as Drew alumni, parents and friends.
Each spring Drew celebrates the past, present and future of the University at Reunion. The success of any reunion depends in large part on the energy and enthusiasm of its volunteer leaders. Reunion class committees form in anticipation of their 5-year class reunions and work to promote attendance, plan special class events during the weekend and encourage giving to Drew in honor of their Reunion year. Support from committed volunteers puts the special touch on Reunion and ensures the weekend is the best it can be! A little bit of your time today can go a long way towards making memories that will last a lifetime. To learn more or volunteer, email the Office of Alumni and Parent Communities.
Class secretaries share and report classmates’ news. Volunteers collect updates to be shared in the digital Class Notes publication. Class secretaries are invited to attend Reunion for free in appreciation for their work throughout the year.
Whether it is a new job, new family member, a marriage or a recent adventure—Drew wants to help share the excitement with fellow Drewids!
Keep your class connected to each other and to Drew by volunteering for the role or submitting notes to your class’ current secretary. We look forward to hearing from you!
To learn more about the role, or to find your class secretary, email classnotes@drew.edu.
Read the latest issue of Classnotes in Drew Magazine.
2016 | Contact us about volunteering to serve as your class secretary. |
2015 | Amy Benedict |
2014 | Bridget McRory |
2013 | Patricia Brown |
2012 | John Dabrowski |
2011 | Adam Wilson |
2010 | Delia Barr |
2009 | Harmony Dougher |
2008 | Erica Palmieri |
2007 | Contact us about volunteering to serve as your class secretary. |
2006 | Jenny Troya Biggers |
2005 | Crystal Taylor |
2004 | Corey Bower |
2003 | Adam Materasso |
2002 | David Lee |
2001 | Maren Matkins Calzia |
2000 | Kate Harvey Gratto Jennifer Hicks Tocco Janet Wong |
1999 | Kristy Miskoff Materasso |
1998 | Kristen Daily Williams |
1997 | Daniel Ilaria |
1996 | Shannon Travis |
1995 | Peter Buckman |
1994 | Emy Kelly |
1993 | Dawn Pirozzi Maxemow |
1992 | Christina Carlson Lori Ferraro |
1991 | Contact us about volunteering to serve as your class secretary. |
1990 | Emilo Cordova |
1989 | Susanne Levsen Reardon |
1988 | Lavinia Boxill |
1987 | Debra Azarian Taylor |
1986 | Sandra Miller |
1985 | William Pezzuti |
1984 | John Hammett |
1983 | Susan Kessler Apter |
1982 | William Ehlers |
1981 | Michael Lampert Janet Wagman LeMonnier |
1980 | Christopher Walsh |
1979 | Sandra Ruth Craig |
1978 | Thomas Tani |
1977 | Deborah Yingling |
1976 | Robert Beer |
1975 | Robert Zwengler |
1974 | Mark Lang |
1973 | Anne Woodbury |
1972 | David Green |
1971 | Contact us about volunteering to serve as your class secretary. |
1970 | Charleen Caulk |
1969 | Frances Edwards |
1968 | Dale Read |
1967 | Joyce Maxwell Subjack |
1966 | Linda Wolfe Keister |
1965 | Allen Hood |
1964 | Jacqueline Buckman Shahzadi |
1963 | Ellen Earp Baker |
1962 | Robert Harrall |
1961 | Barbara Yin Fern |
1960 | Carl Verrusio |
1959 | Ellen deLalla |
1958 | John Bordon |
1957 | Eleanor Sheldon Stearns |
1956 | Ronald Vander Schaaf |
1955 | Contact us about volunteering to serve as your class secretary. |
1954 | Contact us about volunteering to serve as your class secretary. |
1953 | Contact us about volunteering to serve as your class secretary. |
1952 | Louise Aitken Toepfer |
1951 | Contact us about volunteering to serve as your class secretary. |
1950 | Contact us about volunteering to serve as your class secretary. |
1949 | Contact us about volunteering to serve as your class secretary. |
1948 | Jim Dewart |
1947 | Contact us about volunteering to serve as your class secretary. |
1946 | Frank Auld |
We are looking for new spaces for events in major cities for when we can again have in-person events. Willing to host in your home or workplace? Contact…
Bring The Forest to your backyard. Our club chairs welcome new volunteers to help build opportunities for alumni to connect in their hometowns. Read the regional volunteer handbook, and for more information, contact us at alumni@drew.edu or 973-408-3987.
Volunteers for the Center for Internships and Career Development (CICD) create important links between Drew’s alumni community and current students seeking career advice and opportunities.
As a volunteer, you can sponsor an extern or intern, offer information interviews to current students or fellow alumni, mentor students or alumni and participate in networking events.
For more information visit the CICD page.
Volunteer Admissions Network (VAN) volunteers raise the visibility of Drew and provide the important personal contact that prospective students and their parents hope to find throughout the University search process. The Office of Admissions is growing its cadre of ambassadors for Drew to foster the building of such relationships. VAN members help in the following ways:
For more information, contact the Office of Alumni and Parent Relations.