"I am swelling with hometown pride," Karen Cahn told NJBIZ. "The Feliciano Center’s commitment to women entrepreneurship makes this a no-brainer for me and iFundWomen. We share the same goals.”
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Education
The College of New Jersey names dean of the School of Business
Kathryn Jervis's appointment is effective July 1, 2020.
Read More »Olympic champion’s STEM program will assist Newark schools
Dive into STEM Education will also serve middle schools around San Francisco, Washington, D.C., Denver and Reno, Nev.
Read More »State libraries awarded $1.1M to promote adult literacy
The Jersey City Public Library received the largest allotment - $110,000.
Read More »Stevens Institute Class of 2019 starting salary breaks school record
According to the university's Student Outcomes Report for last year, both grads' average starting salary and the number of women who secured a first destination within six months of graduating set new records for the school.
Read More »Assembly advances bills strengthening access to apprenticeships programs
One measure would create a tuition-fee waiver while the second would establish a youth apprenticeship program in the Department of Education.
Read More »Wiley acquires education services provider mthree
mthree shareholders received about $129 million in cash at a Jan. 1 closing.
Read More »Overdue: New Jersey to see money from 2017 library construction measure
Nearly two years after voters passed the Library Construction Bond Act, the state will launch the first round of grant solicitations, authorizing $125 million in bonds.
Read More »Caldwell University to pay $4.8M for defrauding veterans program
Under an agreement with the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of New Jersey, the school will make a $4.8 million payment to resolve an investigation dating back to 2013.
Read More »Montclair State to award NJ Attorney General Grewal honorary degree
Montclair State University will bestow the honor at its January 2020 Graduate School Commencement ceremony.
Read More »Rutgers–Camden alumna gift to set up endowment for childhood studies
A 1968 grad, Nancy Shuman's contribution will ensure Rutgers–Camden’s Department of Childhood Studies initiatives will receive ongoing support.
Read More »Georgian Court to offer more than 100 professional programs
Starting in January courses, certification programs and customized corporate training options to fill business needs will be available.
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