Commercial real estate firm Wolf Commercial Real Estate recently announced it has completed the sale of the former Friends Academy of Westampton to The Benjamin Banneker Preparatory Charter School.
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Education
Triple Play 3 things to consider when choosing the best college for successful students
Janet Loren is partner and Certified Educational Planner at College Benefits Research Group, a college planning organization with a unique model for working with families to find the right “fit” for their child not only financially, but academically and socially as well.
Read More »LM Development opens children’s library in Newark
Representatives from L M Development, Newark YMCA and Public Library, and Prudential Financial opened a children’s library at the affordable housing complex Georgia King Village on Thursday. L M remodeled the library and donated over 2,800 books alongside Public Service Enterprise Group.
Read More »Rutgers rated one of the Top 100 research universities in the world
Rutgers was one of 37 universities in the United States to be ranked among the Top 100 research-intensive universities in the world, according to the prestigious CWTS Leiden Rankings.
Read More »Inspira using 1M gift to pay off student loans for med students who commit to four years in Vineland
Inspira Health Network is announcing Thursday afternoon a new program that will pay off a yet-undetermined portion of student loans incurred by medical students if they commit to working in Vineland for four years.
Read More »RWJBarnabas Health names chief medical officer for Rutgers Athletics
RWJBarnabas Health announced Thursday it has appointed Dr. Yvette Rooks as chief medical officer of Rutgers Athletics.
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Rutgers elects new chair, vice chair for board of governors
Rutgers University has elected a pair of alumni with prominent business backgrounds to lead its board of governors, it announced Thursday.
Read More »Poll ‘Strong support’ for funding women’s health services
The New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute conducted a poll in partnership with Rutgers University in order to gauge the desire for women’s health funding in the state.
Read More »Panel focuses on dynamic change in population health management
Teaching a new technique or technology is the norm at New Jersey's schools of medicine and health, but teaching amid a shift to population health management and how to care for patients under the new dynamic is an interesting challenge.
Read More »The stakes couldn’t be higher It’s time to let education innovation, opportunity thrive
Imagine a bi-partisan commission focused on one of America's most pressing national issues. Imagine a consensus opinion on what needs to be done to save generations of American youth-at-risk.
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Thomas Edison State University president is retiring after 35 years on the job
Thomas Edison State University’s longtime president, George A. Pruitt, is retiring at the end of the calendar year, the Trenton college announced Thursday.
Read More »The stakes couldn’t be higher It’s time to let education innovation, opportunity thrive
Imagine a bi-partisan commission focused on one of America's most pressing national issues. Imagine a consensus opinion on what needs to be done to save generations of American youth-at-risk.
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