Center for Faculty Development Spring Schedule
The Center for Faculty Development will be sponsoring a wide array of programs this Spring.
News Archive
National Diversity Expert Presents Keynote Address
Elizabeth Williams-Riley of the American Conference on Diversity will share insights at the Martin Luther King Day Symposium.
Education Faculty Video Conference With Italian University
Faculty conducted a video lecture on education leadership in the U.S. with the University of Catania.
Spring 2019 Online Teaching Certificate
The Online Teaching Certificate program was developed to provide faculty with a variety of helpful tools to develop and facilitate online or hybrid classes.
Reporting from the Basketball Court: John Fanta ‘17
Pirate Sports Network and CommArts alumnus John Fanta '17 walks on the sidelines as a sportscaster for the Big East Network.
PR Student Wins Diversity Case Study Challenge
During a two-day workshop, public relations student Eric Lamadrid took home the Betsy Plank Diversity Case Study Award.
LinkedIn Student Ambassador Program Application Available
Set yourself apart with skills and learning experiences from the LinkedIn Student Learning Ambassador program.
MakerSpace Events for the 2019 Spring Semester
Space154 is pleased to announce a series of MakerSpace events for the 2019 Spring Semester! All events are 1 - 4 p.m. in Space154
New Extortion Scam Targeting Seton Hall Community
Alert: The Department of Information Technology has received reports of extortion emails targeting the Seton Hall community.
Alumni Create Nostalgic Video on NYC Subway Trains
CommArts' Kevin Phalon '17 and Bernie Wagenblast '78 collaborate on video about the New York Transit Museum's vintage subway.
Best-Selling Authors Talk About Sports Nonfiction
Authors Jeff Benedict and Ben Reiter explain how to navigate the waters of storytelling and create quality, nonfiction work.
Strength of Hope On the Practice of Philosophy in Fides
In Fides et ratio, philosophy is committed to serving the expansion of right reason.
Manage Course Attendance with the Blackboard Attendance Tool
Collect and manage student attendance data within your existing Blackboard course.
Diplomacy Grad Wins First Emmy Award
Alexa Valiente, B.S. '13, received an Emmy for her work on an ABC News story focusing on the tragic shooting in Las Vegas.
Journalism Professor Featured in The Washington Post, NiemanLab and on CSPAN
Professor Matthew Pressman and his new book were featured in the Washington Post, Harvard's NiemanLab and on CSPAN's Book TV.
International Organizations Expert Awarded New Roles
Dr. Martin Edwards joins International Studies Quarterly's editorial board and USC's Center on Public Diplomacy as a fellow.
Auditions Open to All Students for Chamber Choir, University Choir and Orchestra
The Seton Hall Chamber Choir, University Choir and Orchestra are holding auditions from January 14 to January 25, 2019.
Strange Attractors at Walsh Gallery
The Walsh Gallery is honored to present "Strange Attractors" from January 14 to March 8, 2019.
Symposium on Martin Luther King Day to 'Inform, Empower, Launch'
President Meehan, Rev. Pritchett and three students reflect on diversity, inclusion and the Martin Luther King Day symposium.
Education Professor Ranked National Scholar/Influencer
Robert Kelchen has been chosen number 32 in Education Week's annual Edu-Scholar Public Influence Rankings of the top 200.
Dr. Doreen Stiskal Reflects on Educational Vocation and Mission in the Heart of the University Retreat Series
Dr. Doreen Stiskal reflects on The Educational Vocation and Mission: Leading Students to New Horizons in the retreat.
Professor Publishes Librarian's Guide to Writing
Professor and librarian Marta Deyrup published the Librarian's Guide to Writing for Professional Publication, her 9th book.
Technology New Year's Resolutions
The Department of Information Technology has a few tips and tricks to keep your computer and your data in the best shape.
Board Member Spotlight: Gail Thornton
Gail Thornton, M.A. '03 was recognized by the Public Relations Society of America and recently published her second book.
Professor Yanzhong Huang Discusses U.S./China Relations
Professor Yanzhong Huang travels the world to talk about U.S./China relations and China's emergence as a global power.
WSOU Collects Record Number of Donations for Food Drive
WSOU-FM sets station record in annual drive, collecting and donating more than 900 pounds of food to a local food bank.
Catholic Studies Alum Creates Virtual Tours of Churches
Amy Giuliano discusses her exciting entrepreneurial venture in this article that originally appeared on Aleteia.org.
Spring 2019 Faculty Lunches
The Center for Faculty Development will again be hosting Faculty Lunches throughout the Spring 2019 semester.
Blackboard Upgraded to the Cloud
The move to the cloud will ensure downtime is minimized, while allowing Blackboard to deliver new features, fixes, and updates more frequently and with little to no downtime.
Alumni Present Papers at NCA Annual Convention
Alumni Father Boniface Anusiem and Meryam Khodja presented at the National Communication Association Annual Convention.
Comm Professor Publishes Book on Digital Training
Dr. Renee Robinson recently published a book about creating effective digital learning opportunities for employees.
Time to Relax…and Build Your Network
Although winter break is a good time to relax,remember to take advantage of opportunities to build your professional network.
Chesterton Institute Publishes New Issue of Review
The G.K. Chesterton Institute for Faith & Culture has published the Fall/Winter 2018 issue of its widely recognized journal.
Seton Hall University Hosts Graduate Open House On 2/23
Seton Hall University will host its annual Graduate Open House on Saturday, February 23 from noon to 3 p.m. in Bethany Hall.
Renowned Scholar Leads ICR Master Class
Heidi Campbell, Ph.D., discussed her theory of networked religion.
Diplomacy Professor Publishes Book on Financial Surveillance, Presents Findings to IMF
Professor Martin S. Edwards has published The IMF, the WTO & the Politics of Economic Surveillance, presents findings to IMF.
Reporting on the West Coast: Christina Vitale '18
Christina Vitale '18 chases her dream as an on-screen reporter for Action News Now in Chico, California.
Stillman School Is #3 in the Nation for Alumni Satisfaction
Stillman School is #45 in nation in 2018 Poets & Quants Best Undergraduate Business Schools ranking - #3 for alumni survey.
History Majors Speak at Conferences
Senior history majors Michael Novak and Kalliopi Logothetis recently presented their research at national conferences
Professor Honors Vietnam War with Photo-Essay
In commemoration of Veterans Day, CommArts' Kenneth Hoffman presented a photo-essay of photographs from the Vietnam War.
The Art of Forensics and Performance: Jocelyn Rogalo
Co-captain of the nationally recognized Brownson Speech and Debate Team, Jocelyn Rogalo talks about performance speaking.
Students Dig Deeper in Ukrainian Diaspora Research
Students work with Dr. Jim Daly on gathering, analyzing, and displaying data on the Ukrainian Diaspora in NJ.
M.B.A. Student Wins NJIT Start-up Competition
M.B.A. Student Alissa Lopez won first place in the NJIT New Business Model Competition.
Clinical Nurse Leader Wins March of Dimes Award
Jenna Mason, M.S.N. '15, was honored with a March of Dimes Rising Star Award for her impressive array of leadership efforts.
Education Professor Awarded Grant from William T. Grant Foundation
Professor Robert Kelchen received a $204k grant to study how performance-based funding in higher education impacts youth outcomes.
Holiday Cybersecurity Advisory
Your Christmas won't be as merry if you're targeted by a phishing attack. Protect your holiday cheer by watching out for these scams.
Design Students Participate in Exclusive Workshop
Previous Professional-in-Residence and alumnus Bryan Meszaros '00 led an exclusive workshop for faculty-chosen ADIM students.
Inside the Core this Week: Oxford
Inside the Core this Week: Oxford
Biochemistry Student Awarded Celgene Scholarship
Marta Suazo has received the Sol J. Barer Scholarship in Life Sciences from Celgene, a global biopharmaceutical company.
Criminal Justice Professor’s Documentary Broadcast on Fox TV, Alaska
Criminal Justice Professor Giuseppe M. Fazari's award-winning documentary, Why They Kill, was broadcast on Fox TV, Alaska.
APICS Recognizes Student Chapter with Gold-Level Award
Supply Chain Club earns gold-level award for going above and beyond and outstanding performance with its 2017-18 activities.
The Educational Opportunity Program Celebrates 50 Years
EOP has given thousands of students the chance to thrive at the University as students and leaders.
'Shark Tank' Pirates Pitch Awards Cash and Scholarships to High School Entrepreneurs
Students face off in 'Shark Tank' style competition sponsored by Stillman School and its Center for Entrepreneurial Studies.
Sister Rose's Passion, Seton Hall's Pride
A tireless activist, Sister Rose Thering dedicated her life to the fight against anti-Semitism.
Gallery Hosts China Federation of Lit. and Art Circles
The China Federation of Literary and Art Circles toured the Walsh Galleries to research government funded exhibitions.
Judge Costello '74 Speaks at Criminal Justice Event
Judge Patricia K. Costello '74 gave a CJSA lecture on "The Role of a Chief Judge: Managing Crises and Improving the System."
Sports Poll on Gambling Featured on ESPN, Forbes and Yahoo
Articles on the poll results appeared on Yahoo's websites in the U.S, Canada, the U.K., Australia and India as well as ESPN and Forbes.
Announcing Conference on Women and Gender
Author and award-winning historian Danielle McGuire to speak at March 29 conference. Call for submissions now open.
New Latino/a in the U.S. class to be Offered Next Semester
Professor Maisha Mitchell will be teaching a new course in the Spring about Latino/a in the U.S.
M.P.A. Student Presents at National Conference
Antonella Fegan presented at the Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action's annual conference.
Expand your Skills with LinkedIn Learning
Sign in to PirateNet before Dec. 12th, open LinkedIn Learning, and sync your LinkedIn account to be eligible to win a LinkedIn prize pack.
A True-ly Hardworking True Blue Nurse
Madelyn Yu M.S.N.'03, was recently honored with the presidential position for the Philippine Nurses Association of America.
Alumni Bring Magic to Children in NJ
Seton Hall Alumni donations bring joy to under-served children through costume and toy drives.
Introducing Our Newest Endowed Visiting Chair
Japanese conflict resolution expert with UN experience joins the School of Diplomacy.
Multi-stakeholder Leadership in Action
Richard Gannon, J.D. '91 brings his talents back to Seton Hall as chair of the School of Diplomacy's Board of Overseers.
The Latino Institute Went to Stockton for Conference
The Latino Institute sponsored transportation along with other departments to take students to a Diversity Conference.
Giving Tuesday Benefits DOVE, Surpasses Goal
The University community's generosity on behalf of DOVE will impact thousands of lives at home and around the world.
Inside the Core this Week: Dorothy Day
Core 1 ends with a choice from among modern authors. One such author is Dorothy Day, who was committed to peace and the poor.
The Latino Institute Represented Hispanic Culture
The Latino Institute co-sponsored an event with M.A.C. for their multicultural Fashion Show that was open to all students.
Brownson Speech and Debate Welcomes Four New Freshmen
Brownson highlights it's four new freshmen as their first semester comes to a close.
Jenny Offill Reads at Seton Hall
Acclaimed fiction writer Jenny Offill will read on Thursday, December 6th at 6 p.m. in the Faculty Lounge.
Pirate's Eye on Christian Zeron '16
Alumnus Christian Zeron '16, founder and CEO of Theo & Harris, a vintage watch company, recently cracked $2 million in sales.
Diplomacy Students and the Art Strategic Influencing
As Abd El Kader fellows, Diplomacy graduate students recently participated in hands-on workshops on strategic influencing.
Celebrate Christmas at the Hall
Seton Hall University launches its Christmas at the Hall celebration with the ninth annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony.
Travel the World with Seton Hall
The Office of International Programs announces trips in 2019 to Ethiopia, China, Italy, Ireland, Japan and Brazil.
Recap: The Next Generation - Will the Story Survive?
By the conclusion of this event, it was clear that the answer to the question "Will The Story Survive?" was a resounding yes.
Alumnus Receives NJ Historical Commission Award
The NJ Historical Commission presented Seton Hall University alumnus Joseph Bilby ’65 with the Richard J. Hughes Award.
MPA Alumnus Receives Municipal Award
Frank Pannucci '03/MPA '08 received an award at this year's New Jersey League of Municipalities Convention.
National Expert Directs Buccino Leadership Institute
Bryan Price is the founding executive director of a first-of-its-kind interdisciplinary undergraduate leadership program.
'Strange Attractors' at Walsh Gallery Receives Grant
The Robert Lehman Foundation will support a group exhibition titled "Strange Attractors."
Sharing Great Sports Highlights: Elizabeth Swinton '18
Elizabeth Swinton '18 keeps her eye on the ball as an associate social media producer for Sports Illustrated.
Pirate Television Interviews Olympic Gold Medalist
During an exclusive interview, Pirate TV talked to Laurie Hernandez, two-time Olympic medalist and American gymnast.
Delta Epsilon Sigma - Alpha Mu - 2019 Induction
The Program of Catholic Studies is proud to induct Seton Hall University students to Delta Epsilon Sigma (Alpha Mu) 2019
ESPN's Bob Ley Teaches on Storytelling and Journalism
ESPN's Bob Ley '76 teaches a Master Class, "Sports Journalism and Its Challenges," to thirty select students.
Inspiration and memorable experiences on organic farms
Students learn about sustainable foods systems on field trips to Windsong Farm, Pfeiffer Center and Stone Barns Center.
Inside the Core this Week: Martin Luther King Jr.
This week students in Core I delve into Martin Luther King, Jr.'s final speech, his "Mountaintop" sermon, just before he died.
Professor Publishes Research on Irrational Investing
Professor Itzkowitz found that despite due diligence, investment choices are made as a result of a very simple process.
Psychology Student Receives Novartis Grant
Grigoriy "Grisha" Shekhtman has been awarded a grant to research the relationship between social media and alcohol abuse.
CommArts Presents Third Sports Media Discussion
Best-selling authors will talk about producing high-quality nonfiction work in upcoming sports media discussion on 12/6.
SHMS Professor Works with Johns Hopkins on NIH Grant
Professor Sona Patel, Speech-Language Pathology, is collaborating with colleagues at Johns Hopkins on a $3.2M grant.
Higher Education Career Development Seminar, A Success
Esteemed panelists in Higher Education professions shared with students insider knowledge on working in Higher Education.
Seton Hall to Offer One-Credit Workshop on MLK Day
The symposium, held in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr, is open to current and prospective students, as well as alumni.
Chemistry Seminar on Enzyme Catalysis
Seminar by Todd Hyster, Princeton University, “Radical Biocatalysis: Using Open-shell Species to Unlock New Enzyme Function"
PR Professor and Students Present at Conference
Dr. Kristen Koehler, Paige Anderson and Jade Latson discussed experiential learning during the NJCA's 22nd Annual Conference.
Law Professor Featured in Washington Post on China
Law Professor Margaret K. Lewis published an op-ed in the Washington Post on China's "mockery" of its human rights treaties.
Journalism Professor in Time Magazine and Vanity Fair
Journalism Professor Matthew Pressman wrote feature articles for Time magazine and Vanity Fair.
Economics Professor Receives Bright Ideas Research Award
Kurt Rotthoff is a 2018 recipient of the Bright Ideas Award for his recently published research.
Influencing Her Future: Taylor Key '18
Leaving her mark on the beauty industry, PR alumna Taylor Key '18 recently joined product discovery community, Influenster.
Discovering God in a Busy World
Campus Ministry's recent DISCOVERY retreat offered students practical strategies for responding to God in their daily lives.
High School Entrepreneurs With Dream Face Off
The University community is invited to a "Shark Tank" Competition for 10 high school entrepreneur finalists on November 16.