Don't miss out on taking one (or more) of the three great historic preservation courses starting the week of March 19th at Drew University!

10-session courses this spring:

• Practicing Preservation: Advocacy to Zoning, a required course for those seeking to complete a certificate, covers planning, legal and economic aspects of preservation activities in New Jersey.  (Tuesday evenings; 7 – 9 p.m.) 
  
• Arrowheads to Architecture: Archeology’s Place in Historic Preservation in New Jersey explains what archeology is and why it is an important tool for managing, understanding, and interpreting our past.    (Wednesday evenings: 7 - 9 p.m.)
  
• Immigrant Dreams, Real Estate Schemes and Anodyne Suburbs: How Did the Garden State Grow? surveys the social, economic, and political development of New Jersey during the last century and a half, providing a context for understanding the changing look of New Jersey’s built environment.  (Thursday evenings: 7 - 9 p.m.)

Classes are held on Drew University's campus in Madison, New Jersey between the weeks of March 19 – May 25, 2007.

Cost for each course is $450. (Limited need based scholarships are available. Contact Trish Laprey at 973-408-3400 for more information.)

To register or receive more detailed class information, please contact The Office of Continuing Education at 973-408-3400 or owl@drew.edu.

The Office of Continuing Education
Drew University