Government Relations
About
The Department of Government Relations serves as the bridge between Seton Hall University and the government at all levels. We build and maintain relationships with elected and appointed officials, secure public funding and partnership opportunities, and represent the University's interests in legislative matters. Our work ensures Seton Hall is positioned to advance its mission in education, research, and service to the public good.
Our primary responsibilities are to:
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- secure federal and state appropriations and identify and assist with grant and partnership opportunities;
- develop and enhance relationships with elected and appointed officials, their agencies and the local community;
- monitor and respond to legislation and community concerns that impact the University.
Seton Hall At A Glance
10,000+
Undergraduate and Graduate Students Call Seton Hall Home$170M+
Financial Aid Awarded to Students Annually100,000+
Alumni Around the World$9.5M+
Government Related Funds Secured Through Government Relations in FY2024$1.6B
Annual Economic Impact Seton Hall Has on New Jersey
Through meaningful partnerships with government agencies, nonprofit organizations and civic leaders, Government Relations helps create new opportunities for the local community and broader public.
Renovation for New Innovation Hub in Walsh Library
Seton Hall is creating a new Innovation Hub on the ground floor of Walsh Library, a dedicated space designed to expand access to cutting-edge technology and promote hands-on, experiential learning.
Seton Hall Receives Nearly $1M for Semiconductor Research
Federal funding will enable the University to enhance its scientific infrastructure and foster cutting-edge research related to semiconductor devices, more commonly known as microchips.
Enhanced Dare to Care Resources and Mental Health Toolkit
Seton Hall unveiled a new interactive website for its Great Minds Dare to Care initiative and The Well Mental Health Toolkit, providing students and faculty accessible wellness resources and tools.Information for Public and Community Partners
Seton Hall welcomes collaboration with government and community partners. Below are resources and entry points to help you connect with the right people, programs and opportunities.
Seton Hall's $1.6 Billion Impact on New Jersey and Beyond
Seton Hall University provides a significant impact on New Jersey's economy, totaling over $1.6 billion annually
9,700 jobs supported through University operations
$927M wage premium, or added salary, alumni receive as a result of their Seton Hall education and degree
$64M University tax revenue impact to New Jersey
Contact us
Matthew Borowick
Vice President for University Relations
(973) 378-9847
[email protected]
Annette Manso
Secretary for Government Relations
(973) 378-9816
[email protected]
Department of Government Relations
519 South Orange Avenue
South Orange, NJ 07079
(973) 378-9816