The University held a panel discussion of COVID-19’s impacts on the education system, and how the virus is furthering the gap in racial equity among students, on Wednesday, Apr. 7.
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Global Fisheries Governence and Social Justice Panel
The Institute for Global Understanding (IGU) and Urban Coast Institute (UCI) hosted a panel discussion that addressed the intersection of fisheries governance and social justice around the world on Thursday, Apr. 8.
Hettie Williams, Ph.D., Ties Jersey Shore to Black History
Hettie Williams, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in African American History, discussed the Jersey Shore’s ties to black history on the Eyes On The Jersey Shore radio show on Friday, Feb. 12.
Sohyun An, Ph.D., Visits School of Education to Discuss Anti-Asian Violence Amid Pandemic
The School of Education invited Sohyun An, Ph.D., Professor of Social Studies Education at Kennesaw State University to virtually discuss Anti-Asian violence amid the COVID-19 pandemic and its implications on education, general citizens, and critical media literacy on Wednesday, Mar. 31.
New York Islanders’ Manager of Premium Sales Talks Career
Steven Romano, Manager of Premium Sales for the New York Islanders, joined the Sports Industry Club for their virtual speaker series on Wednesday. Mar. 31.
Director Murray Interviews Reporter Olivia Nuzzi
Patrick Murray, Director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute, held a virtual discussion with political reporter Olivia Nuzzi on Monday, Mar. 29.
New York State Trooper Shares Organization’s History
The Guardians Club hosted a virtual webinar with Kemar Francis, a New York State Trooper, about the history of the organization and the requirements to become a trooper on Wednesday, Mar. 24.
“Blitz Writing” Combines Tales of World War II-Era London
Kristin Bluemel, professor of English and Wayne D. McMurray Endowed Chair in the Humanities, was interviewed by Handheld Press about her literary contributions to forgotten work by World War II-era writer, Inez Holden, on Monday, Mar. 8.
Symposium Examines Human Rights and Environment
The Institute for Global Understanding (IGU) held its first biennial symposium on human rights and the environment from Mar. 25-27.
Legalized Recreational Marijuana Not Permitted on Campus Grounds C
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed three different bills in order to legalize and regulate the use and consumption of recreational marijuana, fulfilling one of his early on campaign promises on Monday, Feb. 22.