The National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) at Seton Hall University is an organization that honors the students and faculty members that exemplify their three pillars: scholarship, leadership, and service.…
Read moreOn Wednesday night, October 2nd, the founding team of the Women’s Leadership Program: Women Mentoring Women celebrated the commencement of the program that it has been so deeply invested in for…
Read moreThe passed few weeks have been an exciting time for the new Leadership class as they delve into the business world head-on to experience some of the most unique opportunities…
Read moreWritten by: Vina Tailor Edited by: Noel Girgenti The Leadership Development Advisory Council met for the first time this school year on September 24, 2013. After enjoying some refreshments…
Read moreOn Monday night, September 23rd, group mentoring leader, Danielle Andreani, hosted her first session of the year! She received an excellent turn out for the meeting with such successful feedback…
Read moreThe Feast of San Gennaro is widely known throughout our nation as a celebration for not only Italian heritage, but also religious faith. As a martyr for the Catholic community,…
Read moreOn Wednesday, September 18th, 2013, Seton Hall University’s Stillman School of Business hosted its 8th annual Hall of Fame Dinner for entrepreneurial studies. As a formal induction ceremony into the…
Read moreIn a recent e-mail sent out by the dean of the Stillman School of Business, Joyce Strawser, the Leadership Program’s own Professor Shannon was distinguished among many faculty members.…
Read moreOver the summer, the Leadership Development Honors Program’s very own, Briana Glass, was hand-picked by Google to experience the corporate giant’s one-week long “Bold Immersion Program.” Glass, a recent Buccino…
Read moreMichele Russomanno, Leadership Class of 2010, got married last Friday. Director Mike Reuter and Leadership alumnus Andrew Felbinger had the pleasure of attending the wedding and continuing their relationship as…
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