If you are trying to complete your application before the June 1st deadline, join this virtual information session to get all of your questions answered. Admissions staff will walk you through what you need to do in order to be considered for admission at the Theological School.
Are you an international student who has been admitted to Drew Theological School for the Fall '21 term? Join us for this virtual event to get all of your questions answered regarding the next steps as an admitted/enrolled student. You will hear from admissions staff, the academic dean's office, select Drew faculty among others. You won't want to miss this opportunity.
If you have been admitted to Drew Theological School for the Fall '21 term, join us for this virtual event to get all of your questions answered regarding the next steps as an admitted/enrolled student. You will hear from admissions staff, the academic dean's office, select Drew faculty among others. You won't want to miss this opportunity.
Join us on June 24th at 7pm (EST) to hear Dr. Laurel Kearns, Professor of Ecology, Religion and Society, give a virtual talk titled, "Global Faiths and the Earth." This is your chance to hear about Dr. Kearns' research and teaching interests while also getting some insight into a core theme of our curriculum at #DrewTheo. There will be time for […]
If you have been admitted to Drew Theological School for the Fall '21 term, join us for this virtual event to get all of your questions answered regarding the next steps as an admitted/enrolled student. You will hear from admissions staff, the academic dean's office, select Drew faculty among others. You won't want to miss this opportunity.
Reach out to gradm@drew.edu with any questions.
If you have been admitted to Drew Theological School for the Fall '21 term, join us for this virtual event to get all of your questions answered regarding the next steps as an admitted/enrolled student. You will hear from admissions staff, the academic dean's office, select Drew faculty among others. You won't want to miss this opportunity.
Reach out to gradm@drew.edu with any questions.
If you have been admitted to Drew Theological School for the Fall '21 term, join us for this virtual event to get all of your questions answered regarding the next steps as an admitted/enrolled student. You will hear from admissions staff, the academic dean's office, select Drew faculty among others. You won't want to miss this opportunity.
Reach out to gradm@drew.edu with any questions.
What is Christian Nationalism? How can faith leaders, thinkers and practitioners talk about its legacy within one's own community? And how can all of us disrupt its legacy of systemic injustice? Join Dr. Terry Todd, Associate Professor of American Religious Studies at Drew Theological School, as he leads us in a conversation about U.S. Christian Nationalism […]
Register to hear this talk from Dr. Kenneth Ngwa, Drew's Associate Professor of Hebrew Bible and the Director of the Religion and Global Health Forum. Dr. Ngwa's talk stems from his teaching in the DMin cohort on Faith, Health and Social Equity.
Drew Theological School's Religion & Global Health Forum, in Collaboration with Auburn Seminary, Presents: Trust is Earned: Churches as Spaces for Health Enfranchisement Tuesday, October 5, 1-3 p.m. ET Featuring Guest Speakers: Erica Ramirez, PhD, Director of Applied Research, Auburn Seminary Rev. Kirk A. Johnson, DMH, Assistant Professor of Justice Studies, Montclair State University Rev. Charles Millikan, PhD, Vice […]
Technology, Religion, and Race: Progress and Its Racial Histories Tuesday, October 26, 6-7:00 p.m. ET Livestream Zoom Webinar https://drew.zoom.us/j/95854215805 Join Hyemin Na, assistant professor of religion, media, and culture, for a discussion on how narratives regarding technological advancement, religion, and racial identity have been intertwined from the start. Professor Na will present the ways in […]
Technology, Religion, and Race: Progress and Its Racial Histories Tuesday, October 26, 6-7:00 p.m. ET Craig Chapel, Seminary Hall and Livestream Zoom Webinar Join Hyemin Na, assistant professor of religion, media, and culture, for a discussion on how narratives regarding technological advancement, religion, and racial identity have been intertwined from the start. Professor Na will […]