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Conversations with local members of the Ukrainian Diaspora has helped a group of Seton Hall researchers better understand the importance of faith and culture to this immigrant community.
Assistant Professor of the Counseling Psychology Ph.D. program, Dr. Minsun Lee, has been awarded the Post-Doctoral Asian American Psychological Association (AAPA) Leadership Fellow.
Join us online for our next TESOL information session to learn more about our 15-credit pathway for NJ classroom teachers to obtain an additional K-12 NJDOE endorsement in ESL (English as a Second Language).
At this moment that I am speaking, I want to say that I got accepted into a Master of Arts program in Interreligious Studies, which is my academic field of specialization.
Education Studies Program Director Edmund Adjapong discusses leveraging hip-hop as an equitable approach to teaching STEM and engage more students.
Samuel McGhee and Elizabeth Silvas headed back to school earn a degree Education Leadership. Having a master's from Seton Hall helped them think beyond the classroom in terms of their own careers.
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