On average, students from the 2020 graduating class earned a record-high $77,000, though breakdowns for specific industries were considerably higher.
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Education
TESU receives Novartis US Foundation $15K grant
Funds will support health care and science workforce through STEM education.
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Stockton to delay start of spring semester, reduce summer tuition in AC
The Board of Trustees approved moving the first day of classes for the spring semester from Jan. 19 to Jan. 25 during their meeting Wednesday. Spring break, previously scheduled for March 14-21, has been cancelled.
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Rutgers Business School supply chain program No. 2 in the nation
The program includes education and training in all of the disciplines within the sector. The listing, which comes out every other year, looks at which schools have the best curricula, offer the most real-world experiences, and have the best reputations among industry leaders.
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William Paterson establishes doctor of education in leadership degree
The program will prepare candidates for executive roles in career settings such as P-12 education, higher education, social services, health care, nonprofit and for-profit business enterprises, faith-based organizations and government.
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Rider alum gives $4M in university’s largest-ever award for the sciences
Michael J. Hennessy ’82 gifted the funds in support of a new wing of its Science and Technology Center scheduled for completion in 2022.
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Stockton, NJCBA to co-sponsor virtual cannabis career fair, business expo on Dec. 9 and 10
The event will include more than 20 seminars plus exhibitors from cannabis and cannabis-related companies looking to network and fill positions in New Jersey.
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Rutgers president laments ‘mistrust’ on ‘both sides’ between university, unions
Jonathan Holloway, who took the helm in July, is dealing with more than one challenge during his presidency. The COVID pandemic, how to balance the budget, a cratering revenue, and labor-management relationships are just some of the issues facing the man at the school's helm.
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Princeton University to bring undergraduates back to campus for the spring semester
The university will continue to enforce strict public health protocols and hold most classes online, regardless of where students live. Classes with an in-person component will be offered in a hybrid format.
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RVCC, Mason Gross sign dance program transfer agreement
The transfer allows RVCC students to further develop and fully realize their potential as dance artists, leaders, and performers at one of the top-rated BFA/BA dance programs in the country.
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School of Criminal Justice at Rutgers–Newark launches Bachelor’s in Justice Studies
The new degree will prepare graduates for positions in government, nonprofit and community-based organizations, private-sector social responsibility initiatives, and research and policy-focused institutions that further justice reform.
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Stevens Institute of Technology names member of president’s office and cabinet as VP for University Relations
Beth McGrath, an accomplished 33-year veteran of the Stevens community, will lead the newly-created Division of University Relations while also retaining duties as chief of staff.
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