Thomas Kean - Drew University

Drew University

Following the end of his second Gubernatorial term, Kean was named President of Drew University, a small liberal arts university in Madison, New Jersey. Kean's considerable standing as a popular former governor of the state was helpful as he undertook an upgrading of the university's campus and academic programs. Extremely popular among the student body, Kean served as Drew's President until 2005. While at Drew, Kean taught a political science seminar and served as advisor to That Medieval Thing and Alpha Phi Omega.

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