Last year we had one. This year, we have two. Two of the most powerful women in the state, that is. And both of them have offices in Green Hall. R. Barbara Gitenstein, TCNJ president, and Stacy Schuster, associate vice president for college relations, were named to Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg’s 2014 “Power List,”…
TCNJ News Releases Archive 2014-2010
TCNJ student organizes workshop on sexual and gender identity for future educators
—The Times of Trenton
A Grateful Patriot
In ceremonious fashion, Lieutenant Colonel McKinley Williams bestowed honors upon TCNJ’s Ralph Pignatelli and Karen Samuels, while Airman First Class Jeddel Yeras looked on, beaming with pride and thanks. Yeras, a system administrator in network and technical services, was recently called to active duty for several months, leaving his post at TCNJ for one in…
TCNJ students learn from Bridge Academy kids, staff through tutoring
—The Times of Trenton
High five for the 2014 NCAA national field hockey champs
Only one field hockey team can say it. And for the year 2014, that team is The College of New Jersey. “We’re number one!” The College of New Jersey field hockey team capped an extraordinary run through the post-season with a 2-0 victory over Bowdoin College in the 2014 NCAA Division III National Championship game.…
Nine things to know about winning big at TCNJ
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Michelle Nugent’s Pedicab Project is back in Baltimore
On Sunday, November 23, artist and educator Michelle Nugent ’09 will bring her Pedicab Project to the front steps of the Baltimore Museum of Art to celebrate the grand reopening of the Dorothy McIlvain Scott American Wing. Nugent, an adjunct professor in TCNJ’s Department of Art and Art History, created the pedicab while working toward…
(Un)Governed Spaces, an exhibit created by Gregory Thielker, assistant professor of art and art history, and MUSE students is on display at Usdan Gallery at Bennington College in Vermont through Dec. 2.
(Un)Governed Spaces, an exhibit created by Gregory Thielker, assistant professor of art and art history, and MUSE students is on display at Usdan Gallery at Bennington College in Vermont through Dec. 2.
Al Pelham, professor of marketing, coached active duty service members and veterans in their career planning at Community Hope, Inc.’s “Hope for Veterans” program on Nov. 13 in Morristown, New Jersey.
Al Pelham, professor of marketing, coached active duty service members and veterans in their career planning at Community Hope, Inc.’s “Hope for Veterans” program on Nov. 13 in Morristown, New Jersey.