Sobia Ahmed, a graduate student in The College of New Jersey’s master’s in clinical mental health counseling program, has been named a fellow in the NBCC Foundation Minority Fellowship Program. This $10,000 award provides financial support to one student who is currently enrolled in a Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs-accredited counseling…
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Brett Davidson named associate vice president for development and alumni engagement
TCNJ announced today the appointment of Brett Davidson to the position of associate vice president for development and alumni engagement, effective February 19. In this role, Davidson will be responsible for increasing overall support for the college and overseeing comprehensive and targeted fundraising campaigns. He also will develop goals, strategies, and programs for the successful…
Department of State names TCNJ a top producer of Fulbrights
The U.S. Department of State has recognized The College of New Jersey as one of only three “Top Fulbright-Producing Institutions” in New Jersey — alongside Princeton and Rutgers–New Brunswick — for the 2023–24 academic year. Only 170 institutions of higher learning in the United States received this distinction. The Fulbright Program is the U.S. government’s…
TCNJ cheer and dance teams showcase spirit at national championships in Orlando
As football fans around the country get hyped for the big game this month, TCNJ’s resident hype-ers are roaring with pride from their own recent tournament showing. The TCNJ Cheer and TCNJ Dance teams competed at the UCA and UDA College Cheerleading and Dance Team National Championship at Disney’s ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex…
Trentones perform for Flyers fans at Wells Fargo Center
The Trentones, The College of New Jersey’s only competitive a cappella group, gave a special performance in the entrance plaza at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia prior to the Flyers game on Thursday, January 18. Despite an impending snow storm and frigid temperatures, the group greeted fans entering the arena with a 40-minute set…
TCNJ history prof wins top honors from the American Historical Association
Michael Marino, professor of history, recently received top honors from the American Historical Association, winning the William and Edwyna Gilbert Award for the best article in a journal, magazine, or other serial on teaching history. The awards were announced at the AHA’s 137th annual meeting, which took place in San Francisco from January 4–7, 2024. His…
President Bernstein named to New Jersey Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
The College of New Jersey’s President Michael Bernstein was recently named to the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. The chamber board works to strengthen the organization’s goal of fostering a strong business environment in New Jersey. “I’m honored to have been elected to this position” Bernstein said “The board of directors is comprised of passionate community…
TCNJ launches flexible Master of Professional Studies program
The College of New Jersey will give students a customizable way to earn a graduate degree, tailored to their career needs, with the creation of a Master of Professional Studies degree. The program involves a minimum of 30 credits, including two core courses, and the completion of two certificate programs within the academic schools at…