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• Dr. Bettye Collier-Thomas Delivers Nelle K. Morton Lecture
• Second International Congress on Ecstatic Naturalism Held at Drew
• Bard Thompson Lecture
• Spring Lectures on Creativity

What to do with a PhD in Religion and Society from Drew? At first I did the conventional thing and lectured in religious studies at the University of Stirling, Scotland. Then, I returned to local Church ministry in the United Methodist Church where I found I had to submerge most of what I had learned in order to prevent my sermons from becoming too unwieldy.
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Read about the latest accomplishments by our esteemed faculty. (more)

On May 13, Drew University lost a beloved colleague and teacher with the passing of Professor Emerita Ada Maria Isasi-Diaz.
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On Friday, May 11, 2012, ten students in the Graduate Division of Religion (GDR) at Drew University joined faculty from Drew Theological School, family members, and friends in Craig Chapel for a doctoral hooding ceremony that conferred on them the university's highest degree: the Ph.D. (more)

Continuing a tradition of excellence, GDR students received a number of awards and distinctions this year.
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On June 1 and 2, 2012, nine Drew graduates returned to campus for a Wabash Center-sponsored gathering--not a conference, not a workshop, but a chance to talk.(more)