Education News Archive
- English as a Second Language Program Hosts Virtual Seminar
October 07, 2020
The English as a Second Language program at Seton Hall hosted a free webinar on September 30, 2020 for international students on campus: ”Is Graduate School Calling You?" - Education Leadership Professor Heads National Study
August 20, 2020
Dr. Christopher Tienken selected as the Lead Author by the AASA for nationwide study of the school administrator salary and benefits. - Police Studies Director Publishes Book on Better Policing
August 14, 2020
Professor Thomas Shea, a retired police officer, has published a book designed to improve policing and community relations. - Education Professor Publishes Book, Calls to 'Decolonize the Classroom' through Hip Hop
July 15, 2020
Education Professor Edmund Adjapong has published Hip-Hop as Praxis & Social Justice, the second volume in a series. - TESOL Program Hosts Webinar for ESL Teachers on the Job Mark
July 01, 2020
Twenty new and experienced public school teachers attended a free webinar hosted by the TESOL graduate certificate program. - History Professor's Books Published in Translation
June 15, 2020
History Professor and Andrew Carnegie Fellow, William Connell, has recently had three of his books published in translation. - Seton Hall Study Abroad Students Travel Virtually
May 27, 2020
Seton Hall study abroad students connect virtually with their counterparts at Surcolombiana University in Colombia. - TESOL Alumna Successfully Switches to Distance Teaching
May 26, 2020
When the K-12 school closings started happening in mid-March, TESOL alumna Ms. Alissa Ricci was already prepared. - Welcoming Our Newest Teachers
May 19, 2020
Three newly-minted Seton Hall graduates are heading back to school — this time as high school teachers. - Online Learning Reaches the Youngest Students
May 05, 2020
Empowered by her instructional technology classes, senior Erin Luna creatively shifted her preschool class to remote learning. - Graduate Programs are Recognized Nationally
April 25, 2020
Special Education and School Counseling were ranked among the top master's programs in the U.S. - Faculty Publications Promote Inclusive Representation
April 21, 2020
In three recent publications, EDST faculty provides language teachers guidance in how to make culture teaching more inclusive. - 7 Tips for Parents Homeschooling Children with Autism
April 21, 2020
Assistant professor Frank Cicero, Ph.D., thinks it's time to take a moment and reflect, review and maybe make some changes. - Teaching and Learning in Changing Times
April 16, 2020
Student teachers from the College of Education and Human Services are finding smart new ways to engage with their classes. - Taking the Stress Out of Home Schooling
April 08, 2020
Daniel Katz, Ph.D., an education professor and father of two, offers tips for making school at home happier. - Faculty-Student Research Study Continues Online
April 08, 2020
As universities respond to the pandemic, Seton Hall faculty-student collaborative research project continues online. - Online Presentation by Pr. Richard Tempest
April 06, 2020
Pr. Richard Tempest (University of Illinois) presents his new book on the famed Soviet dissident Alexander Solzhenitsyn. - Graduate Student Receives National Minority Fellowship
April 06, 2020
Maryum Raheem was recognized by the American Psychology Association for her work with disadvantaged teens and young adults. - Racism and American Law Enforcement
March 24, 2020
Matthew W. Horace, M.A. ’13, returned to campus to share insights from his latest book, The Black and the Blue. - $7.1M in Gifts to Enhance Buccino Leadership Program
March 12, 2020
The Buccino Leadership Institute has received more than $7 million in gifts to develop the next generation of leaders. - EDST Faculty Travels to Present Research
March 09, 2020
Bryan Meadows, EDST assistant professor, traveled to Baltimore and Houston to present research at peer-reviewed conferences. - Law Enforcement Leader Pays It Forward
March 03, 2020
Stephen Hoptay wants to make sure fellow New Jersey state troopers have a chance to become leaders in law enforcement. - Professor Eliot Borenstein (NYU) Presents His New Book
February 18, 2020
Professor Eliot Borenstein of NYU presents his new book Plots Against Russia (Cornell UP, 2019). - Blue Courage at Seton Hall
February 18, 2020
Blue Courage will return to Seton Hall to offer a two-day course entitled “Blue Courage: The Heart and Mind of the Guardian.” - Polish Identity and the Cold War
February 18, 2020
Prof. Patryk Babiracki presents his project on the history of International Trade Fair in the western Polish city of Poznań. - A Cross Generational Dialogue for Future Educators
February 17, 2020
A Holocaust Remembrance event was held on Wednesday, February 12th. Secondary Education students had an opportunity to hear narratives of survival, and meet and speak with Survivor Fran Malkin. - Changing the Lives of Children with Autism
February 12, 2020
Nassan's Place founder Nadine Wright-Arbukarr shares her work serving families affected by Autism in Urban Communities. - Pioneering Work of American Psychologist Unwrapped
January 23, 2020
Dr. Debbie Joffe Ellis leads a series on Rational Emotional Behavior Therapy, developed by her husband, Dr. Albert Ellis. - Marking the 30th Anniversary of the Velvet Revolution
January 22, 2020
Seton Hall University will host a series of events to mark the 30th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia - Department of History Annual Symposium: Revolutions
January 20, 2020
The History Department presents the Sixth Annual Symposium in Comparative History: "Revolutions: Moments and Movements in Historical Perspective." - Professor Honored Among Top 200 Education Scholars and Influencers
January 09, 2020
Robert Kelchen is recognized as one of the top 200 education scholars and public influencers by Education Week and AEI. - Hanbury Alumni Mission Award - Call for Nominations
December 09, 2019
Award nominations sought for college alumni who embody Monsignor Hanbury's passion and commitment to service. Deadline 1/17. - Seton Hall Well Represented: Past and Present at NCSS 2019 Conference
December 02, 2019
Seton Hall alumni, undergraduate students, and faculty present at the International Assembly of the National Council. - Education Faculty Member Speaks at International Symposium
November 23, 2019
Bryan Meadows, assistant professor in the Department of Educational Studies, was an invited guest speaker at an international symposium held in Ibagué, Colombia. - Alumnus Named Pennsylvania’s Superintendent of the Year
November 22, 2019
David E. Baugh, Ed.D. '17, was recognized for his visionary leadership and positive impact on students. - EDST Assistant Professor Provides Workshop
November 18, 2019
On November 5, 2019, EDST assistant professor Dr. Bryan Meadows visited Dover School District to lead two workshops. - Educational Studies Hosts Japanese Scholar for One-Day Visit
November 14, 2019
The Department of Educational Studies hosted Dr. Tatsuya Isono (Seijo University, Japan) on Oct. 31, 2019. - Counseling Psychology Professor Embraces Change
November 13, 2019
Peggy Brady-Amoon believes in doing what you love. She was recently named a fellow the the American Psychology Association. - Digital Humanities and the Liberal Arts Curriculum
October 30, 2019
Adding digital skills to traditional humanities coursework broadens student options. - Buccino Sophomores Learn Valuable Lessons at Gettysburg
October 23, 2019
Last week the Buccino Leadership Institute took its sophomore cohort to Gettysburg National Park for a special overnight trip to develop their leadership skills. - Assistant Professor Presents His Research Abroad
October 17, 2019
Bryan Meadows, assistant professor in the Department of Educational Studies travels to Bogotá Colombia to present his research at the 54th annual ASOCOPI conference. - Caviar with Rum: Russia and Cuba in the Post-Soviet Era
October 02, 2019
A panel discussion, “Caviar with Rum: Russia and Cuba in the Post-Soviet Era” led by Dr. Maxim Matusevich and Dr. José Prieto - Nearly 800 Students and 130 Employers Attend Fall Career
October 01, 2019
Close to 800 students and 130 employers networked at The Career Center's Fall Career Fair. - ELMP Professor Authors Fourth Book
September 30, 2019
Tienken’s book provides strategies for school leaders and aspiring school leaders focused on improving student outcomes. - Pulitzer Prize Nominee, Sam Dagher, to Speak at SHU
September 14, 2019
Sam Dagher, journalist and author, will speak at SHU on Tuesday, Oct. 8, 5:00 - 6:30, in Jubilee Hall Auditorium. - Tennis Camp Allows Education Students to Serve Others
September 11, 2019
Prospective teachers honed their teaching skills in an unusual setting this summer: tennis camp. - An Immigrant's Search for Home in Oksana, Behave!
September 06, 2019
Writer Maria Kuznetsova explores a young immigrant's search for home in her much-talked about debut novel Oksana, Behave! - Education Professor Katie Smith in Media Worldwide
September 04, 2019
Education Professor Katie Smith co-authored "5 Things to Consider Before Taking out a Student Loan," featured worldwide. - TESOL Program Launches New Initiatives
September 04, 2019
TESOL Program Launches New Initiatives for the 2019-2020 Academic Year - EDST Faculty Provides Workshop at Local School District
September 04, 2019
Bryan Meadows visited the South Orange/Maplewood school district to provide a two-hour workshop session to secondary teacher new hires.