Drew University Athletics

Drew is a close-knit, highly selective university located on almost 200 wooded acres in the foothills of northern New Jersey, 30 miles from New York City and five minutes from Morristown, NJ, the military capital of the Revolutionary War. With a total enrollment of 2,400 men and women, the university has a reputation for excellence and innovation. Its undergraduate college is recognized as one of the top liberal arts colleges in the nation. Drew's campus is primarily residential and most of its more than 1,500 undergraduates and the majority of its Caspersen Graduate Students and Theological school students live on campus. Started as a Methodist seminary in 1867, Drew is today an independent university of distinction with an abiding belief in the liberal arts and the use of technology in support of teaching and learning.

Drew's academic program remains grounded in the liberal arts, even as it has evolved to meet the changing needs of students and the larger society. Here students learn to sharpen their skills of inquiry, research, analysis, and communication, and learn to place individual subjects into larger contexts. Majors offered include Anthropology, Art, Behavioral Science, Biology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Classics, Computer Science, Economics, English, French, German, History, Mathematics, Mathematics and Computer Science, Music, Neurosciences, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Religious Studies, Russian, Sociology, Spanish, Theatre Arts and Women’s Studies. Drew offers a variety of special academic programs including Dual-Degree Medical Program , Dual-Degree Programs in Engineering and Applied Science , Pre-Law, Pre-Medicine, Pre-Business, International and Off-Campus Study, and Academic Internships.

The athletic teams at Drew University compete in the NCAA Division III Middle Atlantic Conference.

Recent Highlights:

• Baseball’s Bob Phillips was named Verizon Regional Academic All-American.



• Mike Machin earned both Freedom Conference All-Academic Team honors and the Larry Horner Athletic Leadership Award.



• Fencing’s Hannah Eldridge was named NIWFA Scholar-Athlete.



• Field Hockey’s Kara Fetter was named STX/NFHCA National All-American, second team.



• Kara Fetter, also a lacrosse player, earned IWLCA National All-American honors.



• Men’s soccer coach, Lenny Armuth, was named NSCAA Mid-Atlantic Region Coach of the Year.



• Softball’s Colleen Mahon was named Regional All-American.



• Men’s tennis coach Ira Miller was awarded the Freedom Conference Coach of the Year.

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