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University Communications and Marketing
May 20, 2022

In the Know – Issue 30

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In the Know, The Newsletter for the people who make the University work

Commencement Countdown

The celebration starts today at 3 p.m. at MetLife Stadium. Find details on the event, the livestream link, and meet the 12 outstanding students representing the Class of 2022.

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Object Lessons

At the new Richardson Hall Portrait Gallery, the photographs teach lessons of collaboration and generosity. Stop by and see them yourself!


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Why are 精品成人福利在线 Students Being Shortchanged?

When it comes to state funding, President Koppell calls on New Jersey to treat all its college students equally. Read his op-ed here



Celebrating the EOF Class of 2022

Students, alumni and employees gathered in person to honor the accomplishments of our Educational Opportunity Fund 2022 graduates.

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COVID Dashboard

The Weekly COVID Newsletter is on summer hiatus. But you can find the latest campus COVID data here.

In the News

  • Eva Goldfarb (Public Health) is quoted in about Maryland parents who are pushing back against school districts鈥 efforts to adopt a state health framework that instructs educators how to teach about gender identity.
  • , , and reported on the University鈥檚 decision to withdraw a proposal to resume managing the New Jersey School of Conservation.
  • Paul Bologna (Biology) about the environmental issues caused by 鈥渂oat graveyards鈥 in Hoboken and other parts of the state.
  • Stephanie Silvera (Public Health) is quoted in about the stealth omicron surge, which also appeared on Page One of the Star Ledger鈥檚 print edition on Sunday. Silvera also about 鈥嬧媋nother COVID surge and how transmission levels are high in most of the state.
  • Patricia Matthew (English) is quoted in about a new report that looks at DEI practices in tenure review.
  • Stefanie Murray (Center for Cooperative Media) wrote about how and why newsrooms are collaborating to take on ambitious reporting projects.
  • Amanda Baden (Counseling) is quoted in (reprinted from a subscriber only ) about the failures of the nation鈥檚 adoption system.

Reminders

  • The Center for Writing Excellence is open for the summer to all students, faculty, staff and alumni who want feedback on any type of writing at any stage of the process.
  • The four-day summer work schedule for eligible employees begins the week of June 6, 2022, and ends the week of August 8, 2022.
  • In the Know will be distributed monthly during the summer starting in June. Look for it on the third Thursday of each month. You can still submit kudos for inclusion, but due to space constraints, every submission may not be published.

Kudos

  • To Jerry S. Collins (Dean of Students Office), who co-authored a chapter on student academic appeals committees in the new book, .
  • To Wang Shan Ho (World Languages and Cultures) who will be interviewed on the video podcast “Listen, Laugh & Learn” , at noon in honor of Asian American Pacific Islander month. The episode is co-hosted by Theresa Fierro 鈥98 MA. The segment will also be .
  • To Lauren Dinour (Nutrition and Food Studies), who was recently selected as this year鈥檚 recipient of the Center for Community Engagement鈥檚 Outstanding Service Award for a Faculty Partner for her outstanding contributions to the Center and for her commitment to engaged teaching, service and scholarship.
  • To the 精品成人福利在线 baseball team, which is going back to the for the first time in 13 years tonight!

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