TCNJ will host the American Physical Society 2019 Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics (CUWiP) for the Mid-Atlantic States from January 18–20. This three-day conference includes over 300 attendees, including undergraduate physics majors, professional physicists from industry and higher education, corporate and academic leaders, as well as high school students and teachers. Workforce diversity drives…
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A marketing professor’s findings help take the guilt out of indulgences
’Tis the season of conspicuous consumption and the research of a TCNJ business professor suggests that Instagramming that Chanel bag you just bought or posting a selfie on Facebook in front of the Hamilton marquee just might make you happier. Posting purchases — both material and experiential — on social media increases consumers’ satisfaction, and…
Gerry Altmiller earns highest honor in nursing
TCNJ Nursing Professor Gerry Altmiller earned the highest honor in her profession when she was named to the American Academy of Nursing 2018 Fellow Class in November. Altmiller, who is recognized as a pioneer in the integration of quality and safety competencies in nursing education, currently serves as a national consultant for the Quality and…
TCNJ’s Campus Garden harvests a bounty for local food pantries
Circling around Metzger Drive, you’ll notice a small fenced-in plot, tucked neatly in a clearing toward the back of campus. Meet TCNJ Campus Garden, one of several ways students, faculty, and other volunteers are helping to fight food insecurity in the Trenton and Ewing communities. The Presidents’ Climate Commitment Committee and the TCNJ Bonner Institute…
TCNJ’s EOF program has been an unqualified success for so many who might have otherwise missed their chance at a college education
They arrive on a mostly empty campus in the middle of each July, about 5 percent of the incoming freshman class, waking by 7 a.m. and working until 11 p.m. for five weeks to get a jump-start on college. “It’s an absolute academic boot camp for the students,” says Ivonne Cruz, director of the Educational…
School of Science Dean Jeff Osborn honored by the American Association for the Advancement of Science
The American Association for the Advancement of Science announced today that Jeffrey Osborn, dean of TCNJ’s School of Science, has been named an AAAS Fellow. This is one of the highest honors in his field. Osborn received the award for his distinguished contributions to undergraduate science education, particularly through undergraduate research experiences in biology, and…
For this math major, the formula for success is easy: Just add water.
Say hi to Harrison Yi. He’s a math major, and was named NJAC Swimmer of the Week earlier this month. Time to get up close and see how he got here. > Some of my earliest memories of swimming are just of learning how to swim in general. Mainly splashing around and playing with friends.…
Lions showed their pride during TCNJ’s 4th annual Day of Giving
TCNJ Lions and supporters of the college displayed their pride on November 1, 2018 as 2,098 alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends came together to raise $322,105 in just 24 hours as part of the college’s 4th annual Day of Giving. This year’s totals top the 1,471 donors and $283,938 raised last year. Included among the highlights: · 848 donors were…
TCNJ earns grant to fight school absenteeism
TCNJ received a $300,000 grant from the Princeton Area Community Foundation’s All Kids Thrive Program to continue the fight against chronic school absenteeism in the region over the next five years. According to data from 2014-15, 32 percent of Trenton Public School students were chronically absent, well above the state average of 10 percent. Chronically…