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Burnout, Compassion Fatigue, and Sustaining Engagement in the Classroom

By Mary Balkun November 9, 2022 Faculty Opportunities, Forthcoming Events, Professional Development No Comments

Nov. 15, 12:00pm – 1:00pm Priti Shah, Associate Director of Counseling and Psychological Services This presentation is meant to provide a general understanding of student and faculty burnout and compassion…

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R and RStudio Workshop

By Mary Balkun November 9, 2022 Faculty Opportunities, Forthcoming Events, Professional Development No Comments

Nov. 11, 10:00 – 11:30am Join University Libraries for a refresher course on R and RStudio. A refresher course on R and RStudio, a versatile open-source programming language and statistics…

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“The Legacy of Richard J. Hughes, (First Catholic Governor of New Jersey): Building Bridges Between the Classroom and the Community”

By Mary Balkun November 7, 2022 Events, Faculty Opportunities, Forthcoming Events No Comments

Nov. 10, 1:00 – 1:45 Presenter: Alan Delozier, Humanities Librarian This presentation will provide an introduction to the life and far reaching influence of Richard J. Hughes, first Irish Catholic…

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Diversity Reading Group: How the Word is Passed

By Mary Balkun October 21, 2022 Events, Faculty Opportunities, Forthcoming Events, Uncategorized No Comments

Diversity Reading Group: How the Word is Passed – Clint Smith Oct. 25, 4:30-5:30 Open to faculty and staff Join this event via Teams.

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Faculty Values and Higher Ed Controversies

By Mary Balkun October 14, 2022 Events, Faculty Opportunities, Forthcoming Events, Professional Development No Comments

Oct. 21, 10:00am- 11:30am Jubilee Hall, Room 132 Higher education has seen better days. As student debt approaches two trillion dollars, universities in the United States face greater scrutiny than…

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Diversity Film Series: Mayor Mohamed

By Mary Balkun October 14, 2022 Events, Faculty Opportunities, Forthcoming Events No Comments

Oct. 20, 6:30 – 8:30pm Schwartz Hall 113 Moderator: Jeff Togman Join us for a showing and discussion of the film, Mayor Mohamed, produced and directed by Dr. Jeff Togman,…

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The Teaching Conversations Series: Structuring Engaging In-Class Activities

By Mary Balkun October 12, 2022 Events, Faculty Opportunities, Forthcoming Events, Professional Development No Comments

Facilitators: Paige Fisher and Elizabeth McCrea Using active learning strategies significantly enhances student learning experiences (Freeman et al., 2014; Theobald et al., 2020), but structuring these activities can be challenging. …

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4 Towns/1 Book Discussion: The 1619 Project

By Mary Balkun October 12, 2022 Events, Faculty Opportunities, Forthcoming Events No Comments

Oct. 13, 2022 6:30pm- 8:00pm Jubilee Hall, Auditorium Residents of four local towns–East Orange, Irvington, Maplewood, and South Orange–and the Seton Hall community will come together for a discussion of…

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Brown Bag Lunch

By Mary Balkun October 12, 2022 Faculty Lunches, Forthcoming Events No Comments

Oct. 13, 12:30pm – 1:30pm EDT In the large tent between Jubilee and Bayley Halls Bring your lunch and a beverage and spend some time catching up with colleagues. Dessert…

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The Teaching Conversations Series: Structuring Engaging In-Class Activities

By Mary Balkun October 7, 2022 Events, Faculty Opportunities, Forthcoming Events, Professional Development No Comments

Facilitators: Paige Fisher and Elizabeth McCrea Using active learning strategies significantly enhances student learning experiences (Freeman et al., 2014; Theobald et al., 2020), but structuring these activities can be challenging. …

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