Depicting complex data to reveal clear implications.
Seeing is believing. Or is it? Take a look at the graphic below. See if all those little cartoon rockets vividly predict the increasing likelihood of the 1986 space shuttle disaster (as temperatures dropped) from failure of the Challenger’s O-rings.
Leave a CommentLakshmi Kripalani, M.A. ’66 doesn’t have much patience for those who blame a failing public education system on lack of money. She once opened a school with little more than a bullhorn.
Leave a CommentA. Gabriel Esteban’s strong Catholic faith, coupled with his leadership skills, makes him the right fit for the Seton Hall presidency.
Leave a CommentReflections on Cardinal John Henry Newman and the role of the Catholic university.
Leave a CommentThis issue of the alumni magazine introduces our new president, Dr. A. Gabriel Esteban, to the Seton Hall community.
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Leave a CommentIn his weekly radio show, Greg Cellini ’85 brings his perspective as a Franciscan brother to conversations about work life.
Leave a CommentSegment with Martin O’Neill. This interview aired on April 16th, 2011:
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In May, the well-loved professor and theater director James P. McGlone will retire after a 46-year career at Seton Hall.
2 CommentsPatients today face a fractured healthcare system and the threat of deadly medical errors. Clinical nurse leaders are being trained to combat these thorny problems.
Leave a CommentSlavery still exists in the 21st century. Margaret Dougherty is determined to change that.
1 CommentA. Gabriel Esteban brings a unique perspective to his new position as interim president of Seton Hall. Because he had been provost — the University’s chief academic officer — he has a thorough grasp of what’s needed to educate and form future servant leaders. But as the parent of a Seton Hall junior, his perspective…
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