A study conducted by a TCNJ research team suggests that it does, in fact, take a village to raise a child. Continue Reading
Category Archives: November 2010
Exposure to Native American team mascots causes stereotyping of other ethnic groups
A study led by Chu Kim-Prieto suggests that one racial stereotype may enhance another, regardless of the race being depicted. Continue Reading
Art imitates life: forensics prof appears in murder mystery novel
When the fictional New Jersey college administrator at the center of Murder 101 needs a slice of forensic expertise, he goes to a real-life expert—TCNJ’s own John Allison. Continue Reading
Art student named one of eight finalists in Dunkin’ Donuts competition
America might run on Dunkin’, but for the past two months the doughnut chain’s in-store marketing efforts have been fueled by the creative work of Jessica Chao ’12. Continue Reading
Gilman scholarship helps students broaden their perspectives on the world
With help from the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship program, which encourages recipients to select non-traditional study-abroad destinations, these TCNJ students have immersed themselves in new cultures—and had life-changing experiences. Continue Reading
Why I give back: Jeremy Neuer ’96
Jeremy Neuer and his wife, Christine, established a scholarship fund that will be awarded to an incoming freshman enrolled full time in TCNJ’s special education program. Continue Reading
Cahill ’05, ’09 is the new Alumni Association president
As Alumni Association president, a position he will hold for the next two years, Bill Cahill ’05, MEd ’09 hopes to bring alumni of all ages together to celebrate their commonality: a connection to TCNJ. Continue Reading
Business Education: US vs. Europe
A trip this past spring to partner schools in France, Germany, and the Czech Republic highlighted some interesting similarities and differences in the educational experience we offer relative to a typical European experience. Continue Reading
A Lion and a patriot on the battlefield
Andrew Mason, a Lions’ offensive lineman, recently completed the Leader Development and Assessment Course (LDAC), the centerpiece of the US Army’s ROTC program. Continue Reading
For Fernandez twins, the similarities end when they step on the court
People constantly confuse juniors Steven and Stewart Fernandez for one another, but we’ve figured out one way to tell them apart. Continue Reading