This past summer, five Museum Professions graduate students in the College of Human Development, Culture, and Media embarked on internships at various institutions around the United States.
Doctoral student, Ryan Sliwak, will be a panelist at the Tuesday' Children Lessons on Recovery and Resilience Forum where he will present his personal experience of being a child of 9/11.
The College of Human Development, Culture, and Media marked a significant milestone with its inaugural convocation, during which the community celebrated the launch of Seton Hall’s newest college.
Department of Professional Psychology and Family Therapy is hosting their 25h Annual Supervision Conference entitled, Addressing Racial Trauma in Clinical Supervision on Friday. October 13, 2023.
Celebrate the people and events that have made WSOU one of the most distinguished college radio stations in the United States for the past 75 years at Walsh Gallery.
Bryan Crable, Ph.D., a leading scholar in the fields of communication and rhetorical theory, has been named the Founding Dean of the College of Human Development, Culture, and Media.
Developed in accordance with Harvest Our Treasures, the new College reframes education and communication as engines of innovation that intersect with each other to drive human development.
Three accomplished education majors were recently honored at the New Jersey Distinguished Clinical Intern Awards ceremony.
Seton Hall's Mock Trial team made a historic win at the American Mock Trial Association's Opening Round Competition Series.
Christopher Aurillo, has curated a collection of student works for display in the O’Brien Family Gallery within the new University Center.
Students at WSOU 89.5FM have continued their tradition of giving back to the community.
Students' inspiring message of advocacy and passion enable them all to qualify for the prestigious AFA national tournament.
Student broadcasters working at WSOU 89.5FM can learn from industry professionals through their Alumni Networking Program.
Education Leadership doctoral students and a recent graduate assisted on a national survey of superintendent salary and benefit packages.
U.S. News and World Report recognized Seton Hall's online graduate program in Education Leadership Management and Policy as #58 in the nation and #2 among Catholic Universities.
Julia Van Ness, B.S.E. ‘18, now an 8th grade special education inclusion teacher, recalls her time as an undergraduate student in the Elementary and Special Education program at Seton Hall University.
First-Year Secondary Education Student is a founding board member of 'Reach Out!', a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping children & young adults struggling with mental illness.
Led by the Communication and the Arts Graduate Student Association (CAGSA), around 10 bags full of non-perishable items were donated to the Interfaith Food Pantry of the Oranges.
The College of Education and Human Services is proud that Msgr. Hanbury was an alumnus. We now wish to honor the work of other alumni who embody Msgr. Hanbury's passion and commitment to serve.
WSOU 89.5 FM has been nominated for 12 awards by the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System, following various award wins in October and past recognition.
Amy Kline, Ed.D., has been appointed to Governor Phil Murphy’s newly established Task Force on Public School Staff Shortages in New Jersey.
In September 2022, Hunter Desimone ’21 started his new job with the Department of Education as a Digital Communications Specialist.
Seton Hall’s College Radio Station WSOU 89.5FM won three awards during the month of October for their outstanding broadcasts over the past year including a first-place finish.
For the third consecutive year, the public relations programs within the College of Communication and the Arts have been named to PRNEWS Group’s Education A-List.