The Professor Barry Ashmen Endowed Scholarship will be awarded to eligible students studying any major within Rider's Norm Brodsky College of Business, and the Professor Dennis F. Wasniewski Endowed Scholarship will specifically support eligible accounting majors.

The contribution will go toward the school's academic expansion in Atlantic City and that of the Health Sciences program at its mainland campus.

The BCC board of trustees will conduct a national search for its next president and has named Anthony Ross – who has served as interim vice president of student affairs since September – acting leader, effective Jan. 1, 2020.

The course will begin in January for students wanting to complete a bachelor of science in health studies, with additional options for communication studies and computer science expected to begin in fall 2020.

Frank Guarini's contribution marks the largest gift in the learning center's history, and puts the planned 30-acre campus on track for phase one of the project to open in late 2022.

The university’s board of governors approved an eight-year, $32 million contract – that includes a $15,000 annual car stipend and $5,000 apparel allocation – for the one-time Scarlet Knights coach to lead the program in the Big Ten.

New Jersey Chamber of Commerce Foundation President Donna Custard will serve as one of just 35 to take part in the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Business Leads Fellowship Program as part of its “Elite Cohort” advanced track.

From small details like learning the right way to introduce yourself to a potential business partner – which can speed or delay snaring a deal – to big ones like whether or not paying a fee to speed a licensing process violates the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act — possibly incurring criminal penalties — there are a host of issues to investigate before taking your business international.

Why businesses should develop a checklist for going global.

Montclair State University uses its Navigate technology to prevent students from quitting school.

The university offers 17 credit-bearing courses in the subject to more than 450 students, as well as both major and minor degrees.