The agreement will launch the Botswana-Rutgers Knowledge Collaborative, a joint initiative to exchange knowledge through technology and develop programs that help Botswana address its strategic development goals.
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Education
Leach joins Seton Hall law school board
Craig Leach, founder and CEO of Collegium Holdings, has been named to the board of visitors of the Seton Hall University School of Law.
Read More »Nice work if you get to know it
The New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program works with educators to teach them about the importance of preparing high school students for careers in manufacturing. And they are educating society on the importance of manufacturing.
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Propel Paterson kick-starts initiative with symposium
William Paterson University President Richard Helldobler said that a revitalized Paterson keeps its graduates in the state: “As the city of Paterson improves, our associate brand improves.”
Read More »Schnitzer to lead Saint Peter’s Guarini Institute
Ginger Gold Schnitzer helped to shape education policy in New Jersey as the former director of government relations for the New Jersey Education Association.
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Rutgers-Camden Business School dean to return to faculty
Rutgers University School of Business–Camden Dean Jaishankar Ganesh will resign as dean and return to the faculty effective July 1.
Read More »Big Data Alliance to hold AI symposium in Jersey City
National Science Foundation Office of Advanced Cyberinfrastructure Director Manish Parashar and Nokia Bell Labs Algorithms, Analytics, Augmented Intelligence Leader Chris White will deliver keynotes at the Future of Big Data: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning symposium.
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Poll finds New Jerseyans lukewarm to ‘Cory 2020’
According to results released Thursday by Monmouth University Polling Institute, U.S. Sen. Cory Booker’s presidential run is garnering mixed reviews from New Jersey residents, though he fared better than former Gov. Chris Christie did in a similar poll following the announcement of his own presidential bid four years ago.
Read More »Menendez, Booker announce arts education programs federal funding
The grants will be used to support organizations that employ artists and cultural workers and will provide various programs for thousands of New Jersey residents.
Read More »Rutgers board approves employment center for adults with autism
The two-year-old center currently provides employment, vocational training and other services to 12 participants who commute from home. The expansion will enable the program to serve up to 30 participants.
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Union County College, NJCBA enter joint agreement to develop cannabis studies programs
The New Jersey CannaBusiness Association will sign an agreement with Union County College to create opportunities for the organization to help develop and support the college’s cannabis-related academic programs and internships.
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Rutgers Newark announces 2019 commencement speaker, honorary degree recipients
Interdisciplinary scholar, public intellectual and social justice advocate Dorothy Roberts will deliver the keynote address at the Rutgers University-Newark commencement ceremony on May 22, at the Prudential Center.
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