An article in mycentraljersey.com quotes Randall Solomon, co-director at the Institute for Sustainability Planning and Governance at The Municipal Land Use Center at The College of New Jersey and a program partner of Sustainable Jersey, on the ground-breaking sustainability certification program and towns’ enthusiasm for going green.
TCNJ News Releases Archive 2014-2010
Sustainable Jersey honors awarded to Hunterdon County’s Union Township
Sustainable Jersey, a collaborative effort between the League of Municipalities Mayors’ Committee for a Green Future and the Municipal Land Use Center at The College of New Jersey, awardedHunterdon County’s Union Township “Sustainable Jersey” certification for outlawing development on sections of 200 properties, which include parks, streams and wooded areas.
Living in ‘Box City’
The Times of Trenton reported on a group of students at The College of New Jersey who spent last night in cardboard boxes in an effort to bring awareness to the issue of homelessness in the local community.
Then and now: WTSR
Since its early echoes in ’50s dorm rooms, when it broadcast on the AM band under the call letters WTSC, the campus radio station has been a catchall for the College’s creative and charismatic.
TCNJ to host more than 300 Trenton middle-school students at fifth annual Youth Development Institute
The fifth annual Youth Development Institute, sponsored by the Bonner Center for Civic and Community Engagement, will match groups of 6th-through-8th-graders from Hedgepeth/Williams Middle School with 150 student from TCNJ’s Freshman Seminar Program on campus today. The freshmen will lead workshops inspired by their classes.
Setting terms of engagement: thoughts on Obama and some predecessors
In an essay adapted from his new book, “The Perfect Response: Studies of the Rhetorical Personality,” communication studies professor Gary Woodward examines the “rhetorical temperament” of several presidents.
TCNJ Alumni Association elects new president
Bill Cahill ’05, MEd ’09 hopes to bring alumni of all ages together to celebrate their commonality: a connection to TCNJ.
Former TCNJ hoops star says “bonjour” to the world of pro basketball
Hillary Klimowicz ’09 is living her dream of playing professional basketball. She’s just doing it in a different location than she ever imagined.
Professor’s research suggests one racial stereotype may beget others
A study led by TCNJ Professor Chu Kim-Prieto showed that exposure to Native American team mascots caused stereotyping of other ethnic groups.
Business Education: U.S. vs. Europe
Dean William Keep highlights interesting similarities and differences in the educational experience for business students here and abroad.