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Blogs and sites that have great content, break new ground, use advanced features, or have excellent design or graphics.
With a commitment to social change through education, research, and engagement, the Center for Mobile Research and Social Change (CMRSC) at Seton Hall University, advances the goals of sustainable development and the improvement of the human condition in local communities across the globe, by leveraging the power of available mobile technologies to improve communication, collaboration, and connectivity.
Filled with the best printable creative material that Seton Hall University members have to offer. The Magazine is a collection of creative work such as poetry, short stories, artwork, and photography submitted by various members of the Seton Hall community, including undergraduate students, graduate students, professors, and staff.
A project documenting the art and architecture of the Archdiocese of Newark. With interior and exterior photos, it catalogs the architects, designers, windows, bells and other distinctive features of these architectural treasures. Using advanced taxonomy tools, the names and dates are laid out in a logical fashion, with cross-references that allow users to zero in on a specific facet. A Google Maps plug-in gives geographical data as well.
The hub for SHU's emergency management policies and procedures. Everyone needs to be well-versed in what to do in case of an emergency, and Code Blue has it all. There's also interactive features to engage students, a link to Pirate Alert sign-up page, an events calendar, feeds from Lost & Found, New Jersey Transit, traffic, and the South Orange and Maplewood police departments.
Also linked is the Emergency Management for Colleges and Universities Symposium, a department-sponsored event from March 11, 2011.
TLTC produced this blog as a pro bono project for the South Orange Environmental Commission. It lifts and re-organizes all the material from their old site, along with new photography and type treatments.
The Scholarly Journal for the New Health Security Paradigm
The online home of the Whitehead Journal of DIplomacy and International Relations. Regular updates of articles, plus archives of past issues and subscription information.
A program designed to enhance the social and intellectual life of Seton Hall University students. Through the program, students use the proximity of the New York metropolitan area, as well as the towns and cities surrounding the university, for the diverse educational and cultural arts opportunities.
NYC is only a bus, train or car ride away. Take advantage of the close proximity to the city and discounted prices to view Broadway or off-Broadway shows, attend a sporting event, visit a comedy club and much much more….
As part of Seton Hall University’s efforts to educate the community on the dangers of pirating media, the Pirates against Piracy campaign is a comprehensive website where you can learn why piracy is illegal, as well as the other dangers illegal downloading and file sharing can present to you and your digital community.
The Alumni Blog will probably have a different feel than our other communication vehicles. Our plan is to use this site to share uncommon stories, to communicate messages that might be of interest, but aren’t always “traditional” news pieces. We’ll share some news here too, but we’ll strive for the non-traditional.
As we enter the world of blogging, we want to be good neighbors. We also seek to provide venues for alumni to promote themselves, their business, and their achievements. The Alumni Blog allows us to do all of these things.
The blog for the University’s publication for and about alumni. A deep archive of past issues in PDF form is available, as well as highlighted stories. Some include video, podcasts, and other features that didn't fit into the print version.
SHU Tech brings together all the technology-related blogs and sites from around campus, and merges them into one news-packed blog. Besides the postings, there's a complete category list which lets you read everything posted on topics from Academic to Xythos.
This student-run site is an initiative of Seton Hall University’s Village Liaisons, aimed at getting students to be better acquainted with everything that South Orange, Maplewood, Newark, and other communities in the area have to offer! The site will offer comprehensive information on upcoming campus and community events, local job listings, community service and babysitting opportunities, information on community organizations, contact information, a local business directory and online menus, and resources from other offices and departments on campus.
The online newsletter of the College of A&S.
Recognizing of Susan Glaspell as a major American dramatist and fiction writer through the ongoing production of high-quality scholarship and critical analysis of all her works, participation in national and international conferences, performances and public readings of her plays, and commitment to reprinting and teaching her plays, stories, and novels.
This site for the Teaching, Learning and Technology Roundtable's event of April 27, 2011 offers program details and on-line registrations. The event was a standing-room-only success.
The blog home of Whitehead Envoy, the student newspaper for the Whitehead School of Diplomacy and International Relations at Seton Hall University, started by a group of Whitehead students in the fall of 2007 to provide objective reporting and critical analysis of the major international issues affecting the world and the Whitehead School community.
The Graduate Diplomacy Council provides quality academic and social programs for all graduate students of the John C. Whitehead School of Diplomacy and International Relations, helps incoming graduate students to adapt to life at the Whitehead School, and liaisons between the students and administration regarding administrative matters. They are also very active in organizing internationally focused events for the entire Seton Hall Community.
TLTC's Blogs
Blogs by the Teaching, Learning & Technology Center at HU
The Digital Media Suite produces all kinds of materials throughout the year. More than just blogs, we do posters, videos, animations, logos, and custom programming for clients all across the campus. This blog highlights some of our favorites.
The Department of Information Technology blog. Updated by CIO Stephen Landry, it features news on SHU IT issues including service and system upgrades; security information; and other news that affects the campus.
Information from the world of Educational Technology, written by the TLT Center’s Instructional Design staff. Every week offers new resources, tips and tricks, presentations and training events.
The blog of the Teaching, Learning and Technology Roundtable, a consortium of faculty, administrators and students who, on behalf of the University, meet and discuss the interests of enlightened use of technology for teaching and learning.
The blog about TLTC Blogs. It uses the Atahualpa theme, with a custom banner from the TLTC design staff. The Contact Form 7 plugin is used for the "Request a Blog" form, and Shutter Reloaded is what powers the lightbox effect on all the images.
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