Arts and Letters, M.Litt., D.Litt. It takes as a guiding principle Henry Adams' thought that a valid education prepares a citizen to meet any emergency with economy and force.
Students receive intimate attention as they learn.
Seminars are limited to 15 students who are encouraged to question, to challenge and to explore. Classmates learn to think well, write well, and share their intellectual discoveries as they become authorities on subjects that interest them. Whether teacher, executive or manager, community volunteer, senior citizen, or young professional, the student is the focus. Ph.D., Wisconsin Robert Clark Adjunct Assistant Professor of Family Studies S.T.M., Drew Fr. Psy.D., Rutgers George Shinn Adjunct Assistant Professor of History Ph.D., Drew James Stam Adjunct Professor of Philosophy Ph.D., Brandeis Roberta J. Stewart Adjunct Affiliate Professor of Religion Ph.D., Drew Fr.