The College welcomes Treby Williams to its Board of Trustees.
Announcements
John Karsnitz, longtime chair and professor of tech studies, retires
John Karsnitz, the longtime chair and professor of technological studies at TCNJ, retired in December 2012. A scholarship fund has been established to honor the visionary educator.
TCNJ takes a proactive approach to emergency preparedness
TCNJ maintains a Critical Incident Planning Group, which meets continuously throughout the year and develops action plans for potential emergency occurrences, including violent crimes, natural disasters, facilities failures, rapidly spreading illness, and many other potential challenges.
Jacqueline Taylor named Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
Taylor will begin her tenure on March 18, 2013, assuming leadership for the College’s academic programs and direction of the strategic plan.
Bonner Center moves to Holman Hall
The Bonner Center is now located on the third and fourth floors of Holman Hall – the main lobby for the Center will be located in room 377.
TCNJ’s Alan Amtzis appointed co-editor of premier academic journal
Alan Amtzis, PhD, director of The College of New Jersey’s Masters of Education Program in Educational Leadership: Instruction, has been appointed academic co-editor of The Educational Forum.
Then and now: “The Seal”
“The Seal,” The College of New Jersey’s student-produced yearbook, turned 100 this past spring. See what’s changed and what’s stayed the same over the years.
Following in Darwin’s Footsteps: TCNJ Students Head to the Galapagos Islands
In May, a group of TCNJ students enrolled in The Natural History of the Galapagos Islands and Ecuador will take a two-week, faculty-led trip to the Galapagos Islands, which was complemented by classroom introduction to the natural history of the islands offered in the spring semester.
Zach Zappala wins International Computer Science Research Competition
Zach Zappala went to Dallas, Texas for the 42nd annual Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education (SIGCSE), where he won the undergraduate student research competition. The SIGCSE international conference is an annual gathering of the Association of Computing Machinery, or ACM, the world’s largest educational and scientific computing society.
Great Chemistry with the Job Market – 100% Employment
In the past four years, 100% of TCNJ’s chemistry graduates have entered the workforce or been accepted into postgraduate study immediately upon earning their diploma.