Graduate School Enrollment on the Rise
Educational expert Edmund Adjapong discusses the importance of innovation to attract underserved students to STEM fields.
In the Media
Seton Hall faculty are regularly featured in national and international media outlets for their academic expertise and ground-breaking research. Below is a sampling of recent media coverage.
From Hip-Hop To Harmony, Music Has A Place In Science Education
Educational innovator Edmund Adjapong explains how Hip-Hop Based Education attracts students to scientific fields.
As Cities Gentrify and Schools Diversify, PTOs Grapple to Ensure All Parent Voices Are Heard
Educational ethnographer Alexandra Freidus discusses how PTOs grapple with issues around gentrification and school diversity.
Education Professor Robert Kelchen on How Bernie Sanders' Student Debt Plan Alone Won't Actually Fix the Problem of Student Debt
Until the cost of a college education is reduced … student debt relief will be a temporary fix.
Elementary/ESL Teaching Candidate Appointed as NJEA Preservice State Vice President
Amber M. Ingram, ’20, already an active education student on campus, brings her leadership skills to the state as the new NJEA Preservice state vice president.
CEHS Student Juliette Linares Awarded Girl Scouts Gold
Elementary/Special Education (4+2) first-year student received the highest honor for Girl Scouts.
Cradle To Grade: Living A Lifetime Of Student Loan Debt
Higher education finance expert Robert Kelchen discusses student loan debt among older adults.
Prof. Robert Kelchen Interviewed on Caucus NJ
Prof. Kelchen discusses his new book Higher Education Accountability with Steve Adubato.
Americans Who Should Be Prepping for Retirement Have a Fast-growing Student Loan Debt Problem
Higher Educational finance expert Robert Kelchen analyzes new federal figures around student debt for those 50 plus.
Why Accountability Efforts in Higher Education Often Fail
Robert Kelchen discusses issues around federal and state policies designed to encourage higher education accountability.
Using Hip-Hop to Teach Students Science
Edmund Adjapong, assistant professor in the Department of Educational Studies, has focused his research and classroom practices on using hip-hop to engage students in STEM.
Colleges Offer Campus Programs For Low-Income Students
Robert Kelchen analyzes Pell Grant recipients and graduation rates.
Is Protesting a Privilege?
Richard Blissett, an assistant professor in the Department of Educational Leadership, Management & Policy and a new member of the CEHS faculty researches how institutional predictors affect students protesting racial macroaggression.
MEDIA RELATIONS
Members of the media should contact the Office of Media Relations at (973) 378-2638 for inquiries and assistance in providing faculty experts.
Press inquiries after hours may be directed to
Laurie Pine
Director of Media Relations
Laurie.Pine@shu.edu
(973) 902-8060
@lauriepine
Michael Ricciardelli
Associate Director of Media Relations
Michael.Ricciardelli@shu.edu
(862) 520-9639