CONGRATULATIONS! Katherine C. Aquino, doctoral candidate, was accepted to present, “SSI/SSDI in Postsecondary Education: Higher Education Institutional Enrollment Profile” at the 28th Annual Postsecondary Disability Training Institute (PTI). The conference is scheduled for June 2016. David M. Chapinski, doctoral student,…
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January 2016: Congratulations
CONGRATULATIONS Katherine Aquino, doctoral candidate, and Taghreed A. Alhaddab, PhD alumnus, had their manuscript “An Examination of Relationships between Pre-College Outreach Programs and College Attendance Patterns among Minority Participants” accepted for publication in the Journal of The First-Year Experience &…
December 2015: Congratulations!
CONGRATULATIONS! Sarah A. Andrews, master’s student, accepted a spring 2016 internship position at the Office of International Programs at Seton Hall University. Reema Negi, doctoral candidate, accepted a position as Director of Institutional Research for Felician University. In her role,…
November 2015: Congratulations!
CONGRATULATIONS! Katherine C. Aquino, doctoral candidate, co-presented with Dr. Kim at the Northeastern Educational Research Association 2015 Conference- Aquino, K.C. & Kim, E. (2015). Accessing SSI/SSDI in postsecondary education: Who is receiving benefits? Barbara Blozen, Ed.D. ‘10, has been involved…
October 2015: “From Here to There: Positioning Higher Education Institutions”
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October 2015: Congratulations!
CONGRATULATIONS! Katherine C. Aquino, doctoral candidate, has received a $10,000 grant through Policy Research Inc. to study how to better improve the disability determination process for disability insurance programs funded through the Social Security Administration; and was recently featured in…
September 2015: Congratulations!
CONGRATULATIONS! Dr. Ronald Brandt, alumni, recently presented “Why do Undergraduate Women as STEM Majors? A Study at Two Technological Universities” at the 2015 ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition in Seattle, WA. Judith Egan, doctoral candidate, was awarded as Faculty Teacher…
September 2015: Master’s Spotlight
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September 2015: Monthly Spotlight
MONTHLY SPOTLIGHT – JILL DIPPMAN
Jill with her award-winning contribution to the 2014 Seton Hall art show.
In early August, Jill Dippman, ELMP department secretary, retired from her position after supporting the department since October 2005 — Congratulations!
The HEGSA Stewards would like to thank Jill for her ongoing support. Her assistance and support has been invaluable and much appreciated.
Prior to leaving, Jill shared a note and an image of a recent art project from the Seton Hall art show, as a farewell to students in the Higher Education Programs.
Dear Students,
I began working for the University in May 2003. I was initially hired for a short assignment in TLTC (Teaching, Learning and Technology Center). In early October 2005, I transitioned to the ELMP department secretary position. Seton Hall was the third University for which I have worked; my previous include Harvard and Tufts. I grew up in New Jersey and I left at 25 to pursue photography school in Boston. I ended up living in Boston for twenty years. I returned to New Jersey via Hoboken for five years and worked in New York City for Martha Stewart, among others. Following September 11th, I left Hoboken to live temporarily with family while I took on short-term assignments until I was hired at Seton Hall. I was grateful to find employment and spend my days in a spiritual environment.
After I was with the department for approximately three years, I resumed my undergraduate studies and I applied to be a student in the fine arts program with a minor in art history. Supporting the ELMP department gave me a better understanding of your needs as students and I tried to better assist you. It was always my hope to assist you with your goals. I have enjoyed my time at Seton Hall and getting to know many students and helping them throughout the program.
This summer, I reached the point in my career to retire. It is a little earlier than I anticipated, but a house flood late in the winter requires my presence more than once a week to get things under control. Also, I plan to complete my undergraduate studies and graduate in December. I will miss you and the faculty as well as the office staff with whom I have worked with for nearly ten years.
Have a wonderful semester and ‘Good Luck with Your Studies!’
Warm Regards,
Jill
Farewell, Jill — Enjoy your Retirement!
May 2015: Kappa Delta Pi Induction Ceremony
KAPPA DELTA PI INDUCTION CEREMONY On Sunday, April 19, 2015, several higher education graduate students were inducted into the Kappa Delta Pi International Honor Society in Education, Xi Gamma Chapter. A total of 115 new members from the Department of…