Once students are there, members of the U.N. Secretariat, the delegations, the special agencies, or nongovernmental organizations represented at the United Nations make one or two presentations. Group discussion typically follows. The balance of the day is devoted to other projects such as attending various meetings, conducting interviews and gathering data for research projects. Learn more . The New York Semester on Contemporary Art is one of the highlights of Drew's art program.
Students meet weekly to discuss timely issues and then journey into New York City two days a week.
A thorough exploration of the art scene in New York includes viewing exhibits in Chelsea and SoHo, visiting museums such as the Met, the Whitney, and MOMA, and personally meeting with several prominent artists in their homes and studios. Learn more . Learn more . There are links to the city's numerous sports teams, performing arts, nightlife, sight-seeing and more. The bureau's site is an excellent place to start exploring New York City.