As Writing Center Coordinator, I recruit, train, and supervise some of Stockton's brightest and most creative students. I also teach in the First-year Studies (FRST), Writing and EOF programs. My involvement in the FRST program gives me an opportunity to help students gain confidence as college thinkers and writers. In my work with the tutors, I stress the importance of understanding the learning differences among all students and building on students’ strengths. In coordination with the Community of Scholars, I regularly present workshops on writing, researching, and studying.

A1982 Stockton graduate with a B.A. in Political Science, I earned my master's degree in English at Georgetown University and returned to Stockton to run the Writing Center in 1986. I consider myself blessed to have a job I love. I am also happily married with one son and two sweet mixed-breed dogs.

I am the budget unit coordinator for the School of General Studies.  I received my BA in Business Studies and MA in American Studies at Stockton Univerisity.  My husband and I have a dog named Molly and a daughter and son who are both grown. My hobbies include swimming, gardening, reading and relaxing on the beach in Brigantine.

Hi, my name is Dale Howell and I have worked at Stockton for about 20 years.  I have worked in the Tutoring Center as a secretary for about three years.  My main jobs are typing, ordering supples, and most importantly, taking care of timesheets to make sure everyone gets a paycheck.

I have two sons, Christopher and Dylan, and two dogs and three cats.

Math Workshop Coordinator

Maryann teaches Rhetoric and Composition, Holocaust and Genocide Literature, Music and the Holocaust, and Asian and African Literature. She enjoys meeting incoming freshmen during the summer when she teaches in the EOF program. When not teaching, she can be found in the Sara and Sam Schoffer Holocaust Resource Center working on projects such as editing memoirs of Holocaust survivors. Maryann likes horseback riding with her family and swimming in the bay with her golden retriever, Nelly.

Since 2004 I have been the Math Center Coordinator here at Stockton. I have a staff of very talented student tutors who help students in a wide range of topics including math, the physical sciences, statistics, and computer science.  I also teach introductory level college mathematics and a course about humanity's role in space.  All of this combines to make a very interesting and rewarding job, particularly when I am able to help build a student's confidence and see the smile that comes with enlightenment.

My background is a bit diverse academically and culturally.  I was born in Ecuador, where I spent most of my childhood.  A Stockton alumnus, I graduated with a B.S. in Mathematics in 1995. I then went on to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where I received an M.S. in Aeronautical and Aerospace Engineering.

Gail, Supervisor of the Sara and Sam Schoffer Holocaust Resource Center, meets on a regular basis with interns who assist in the Center. She has also in the past helped with Jewish Student Union/Hillel activities. Gail coordinates Stockton undergraduate overseas study tours to sites related to the Holocaust. Gail is often "on the road" presenting workshops and seminars for educators. Ask Gail about life at Stockton in the 80s; she has been here for a while. Gail refers to "teaching meatballs" when she teaches her course titled Holocaust and Genocide Education. But don't ask her for any other recipes!

Jan Colijn (Kandidaat, Universiteit van Amsterdam; Ph.D. Temple University): Dean of General Studies from 1988 to 2013; political science: international relations, foreign policy, genocide studies.