A: Seton Hall’s Office of Research provides leadership and direction to the University’s research and scholarship enterprises. They are available to assist all Seton Hall researchers and scholars. The attached document…
Read moreA: The Seton Hall University Center for Faculty Development provides events and programs that meet the needs of faculty in the areas of teaching, service, and scholarship over the course…
Read moreA: New Student Convocation – August Faculty Convocation – September Mass of the Holy Spirit – September Christmas Tree Lighting – December Charter Day – March Commencement/ Graduate Hooding –…
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Read moreA: Most Center for Faculty Development events are held in the Faculty Lounge, which is located on the top floor of the University Center. For specific times and dates, check…
Read moreA: There are several sources of information you may want as you plan your syllabus each semester: The University’s Academic Calendar can be found here: http://www.shu.edu/academics/academic-calendar.cfm The University’s exam schedule…
Read moreA: The Campus ID office and Parking Office are both in Duffy Hall on the first floor. Before you can get an ID you must have been “activated’ as a…
Read moreA: There are several events that are of special interest to faculty: Faculty Convocation – The University’s annual kickoff to the new academic year, where new faculty members are introduced…
Read moreA: Seton Hall’s bookstore is located in Duffy Hall, across from the Parking Deck and University Library. In addition to textbooks and other class supplies, the bookstore offers a full…
Read moreA: The recently renovated and updated Richie Regan Recreation Center has a variety of resources for faculty fitness. The Rec Center features a pool, walking track, and state-of-the-art exercise and…
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