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NJII brings on new CFO
The appointment complements ongoing efforts to grow and scale New Jersey Innovation Institute, an NJIT corporation, which appointed a new president, Michael Johnson, earlier in the fall.
NJ education commissioner to step down
“As Dr. [Angelica] Allen-McMillan has announced her retirement at the end of January, I want to take this opportunity to thank her for her service to the people of New Jersey and wish her nothing but the best in her next chapter," Gov. Phil Murphy said.
IT expert leaving Georgia Tech for Princeton
As vice president for information technology and chief information officer, Daren Hubbard will be responsible for leading a team of 300 and for overseeing the restructuring of the Office of Information Technology.
NJ launches tool to help college students make ends meet
A new website centralizes information for the state's higher education learners on non-tuition costs, including housing, food, transportation, child care and more, while also providing an overview of eligibility and the processes for seeking assistance.
NJBIZ Conversations: Anthony Iacono
County College of Morris President Tony Iacono discusses the school's efforts in workforce development and the state of higher education.
Following ‘major gift,’ Princeton’s new health center unveils name (slideshow)
“This extraordinary gift from Tommy Frist has enabled us to reimagine the University health facility as a place of welcome that offers a comprehensive approach to student health and well-being,” university President Christopher Eisgruber said.
Stockton expands options with casino certificate, esports degree path
An eight-week course taught by industry experts and a first-of-its-kind in-state opportunity in a growing sector were both announced at the start of November.
Rutgers Law using bulk of $6.5M gift to revive Ginsburg-founded clinic
Slated to open in 2025, the facility's mission will revolve around advancing gender equity through direct representation, impact litigation and legislative work and educating a new generation of students to continue the fight of the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Academy for Neurodiversity breaks ground in South Jersey on RCSJ campus (updated)
The effort between Rowan College of South Jersey, the Schools of Neurodiversity at the Gloucester County Special Services School District, Rowan University and its medical schools, as well as the governments of Gloucester and Cumberland counties, will include housing for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Seton Hall’s new master’s curriculum offers ‘cutting-edge’ accounting skills
The program from the Stillman School of Business will include in-person or remote learning opportunities for recent graduates, as well as experienced professionals, looking to enhance their knowledge in the evolving field in areas including: data analytics, business intelligence, and database management and enterprise systems,
Ramapo College, BCC extend partnership
"[O]ur two institutions remain committed to building a sustainable, entrepreneurial, and trusted relationship in order to do all that we can for New Jersey's residents, communities, and employers," said Ramapo College President Cindy Jebb.
CCM announces plans for $30M health care learning facility
County College of Morris' new 70,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art Center for Health Professions is expected to break ground in about 10 months and take about a year to construct.
