Demolition starts at site of future Stockton Atlantic City residence hall
The Eldredge Building, which has stood for nearly a century, is being dismantled to make way for a 135,000-square-foot, six-story, 416-bed apartment-style student housing building for the school's Atlantic City campus.
ASU dean picked to be next Montclair State president
If the school’s trustees approve, Jonathan G.S. Koppell would be the ninth MSU president to serve after longtime president Susan Cole announced last September that she would retire effective July this year.
NJCU, Manomet U360 announce strategic partnership
Students will be connected with the Massachusetts-based nonprofit's Business Sustainability Internship Program, providing the tools necessary to develop strong communication and professional skills, and the ability to create practical, sustainable business solutions.
Bressler, Schreyer Honors College launch diversity pipeline internship
The program is geared toward Schreyer Honors College students from underrepresented communities with the goal of providing unique, hands-on experience working in a law firm.
Kariotis in as Brookdale Community College’s first D&I director
Angela Kariotis joins from Seton Hall, where she was co-director of the Diversity Coalition of Center for Faculty Development.
FDU appoints VP for student affairs, dean of students
Uchenna Baker will serve on the president’s cabinet and report directly to the recently appointed senior vice president for university operations, Robert Pignatello.
Rutgers University names Zwick senior vice president for research
Following a national search, Michael Zwick was selected to take over for Kathleen Scotto who has served in the role on an interim basis since David Kimball’s retirement from the position on April 1.
Ørsted offering $1.5M program with NJIT, if it gets OK for new wind farm
“This agreement marks the beginning of a promising partnership that opens dynamic new opportunities for our hardworking and high-achieving students with one of the world’s leading developers of renewable energy projects,” NJIT President Joel Bloom said.
FDU taps Amore as head of advancement
With more than 20 years of higher education experience, most recently serving as president of advancement at Alfred University, Jason Amore will take his post at the Madison-based school effective August 1.
William Paterson selects fellows for inaugural faculty diversity program
Five doctoral candidates were chosen for the program, which supports candidates from underrepresented backgrounds.
Profeta Foundation’s historic gift helps NJIT launch real estate entrepreneurship
The Profeta Real Estate Center will establish new undergraduate, graduate and MBA programs; provide certificate and non-credit training; organize and host conferences, symposia and workshops; and conduct cutting-edge research related to the changing ways in which the industry is built, traded, used and managed.
NJCU introduces Gonzalez as inaugural chief diversity and inclusion officer
Angel Gonzalez was selected after an extensive national search that included input from faculty, staff, students and board members. According to the school, he will be a critical addition to New Jersey City University's senior leadership team and will provide transformative leadership to advance equity, diversity, and inclusion as part of its core mission.