Medical Sociology studies deepen senior Jigna Rao’s TB patient advocacy work.
In the Community
Meghan Sooy: Promoting disability as diversity
Meghan Sooy, director of disability support services, is TCNJ’s advocate for students with disabilities. But on Friday, Oct. 4, she got to play a different kind of leadership role—that of grand marshal of the 3rd Annual NJ Disability Pride Parade in Trenton.
The student school board member
Sophomore Brandon Pugh, a political science major, is working to improve the school system from which he graduated just two years ago.
Finance grad chose corporate law over a career in business—and he couldn’t be happier
Occasionally, a graduate may be hard-pressed to find a direct link between his or her TCNJ studies and his or her current career. Not so for Michael Movsovich ’86, a senior partner in the New York office of the Kirkland & Ellis law firm.
Still ‘here’ for NJ
Residents across the Garden State are still recovering and rebuilding from the devastation of Hurricane Sandy. Through
the Here for Home initiative, TCNJ’s campus community is lending a hand.
TCNJ to host information session to assist local companies looking to do business with the College
In an effort to increase the participation of local businesses in The College of New Jersey’s procurement of goods and services, the College is hosting an Information Session and Breakfast at which owners of Trenton- and Ewing-based small businesses can gain a better understanding of TCNJ’s purchasing procedures. The event will take place on March 21, from 8 to 11 a.m., in room 212 of the Education Building.
Helping New Jersey communities recover and rebuild after Sandy
In the aftermath of one of the worst storms to ever hit New Jersey, The College of New Jersey community has come together to address the many needs of our home state.
TCNJ Bonner Center Receives $20,000 Grant from Wells Fargo Foundation
The grant will support the Bonner Community Scholars Education Team as it works to support students at two Trenton schools.
A family of educators
Bob (’69) and Annette (nee Zamborsky, ’70) Fitzsimmons found more than love at the College—they also developed a lifelong passion for education. In June 2011, the two alums and their daughter, Mara Lamond ’97, opened the Ewing Community Preschool on Pennington Road, across from TCNJ’s main entrance.
This month in Lions’ sports history: Eric Hamilton’s first game as head coach
The longtime football coach recalls his first game and the humorous approach he took for his first pregame speech.