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Interdisciplinarity at Stockton Represented at Annual Colloquium

Tuesday, April 16th, 2024

Students in History, Computer Science and Literature programs presented research
History,WGSS,ARHU,student research,News,2024,LITT
Annual Talk Explores Gender, Race in Colonial America

Thursday, April 11th, 2024

Yale professor Greta LaFleur speaks at 14th Paul Lyons Memorial Lecture
Sociology,Africana Studies,News,Master of Arts in American Studies,WGSS,social work,Holocaust and Genocide Studies,MAAS,History,women's gender and sexuality center,Paul Lyons,philosophy,2024,literature,Paul Lyons Lecture
Program Promises Real World Experience and Credit in D.C.

Wednesday, March 20th, 2024

Students interning in various fields through the Washington Internship Program
Political Science,Students,Top-Featured,internship,School of Social and Behavioral Sciences,History,psychology,sobl,News,School of Arts & Humanities,Washington Internship,Communication Studies,TWC,ARHU,2024
Panel Urges Students to Use Critical Thinking on Middle East Conflict

Thursday, October 26th, 2023

Faculty encourage creation of 'community of care' on campus
Featured,News,History,Political Science,2023,global studies
New Class Gets Students' Hands Dirty Digging into Archaeology

Monday, May 1st, 2023

Class part of Digging History Project at Cape May museum
History,Archaeology,News,2023,Anthropology,Featured,Sociology
Medieval Marketplace a 'Love Letter for the Middle Ages'

Thursday, April 20th, 2023

Sword fighting and armor displays highlight student-run event
News,Top-Featured,2023,History
Author Discusses the Legacy of White Supremacy in Education

Thursday, March 30th, 2023

Harvard professor Donald Yacovone is the 13th annual Paul Lyons Memorial Lecture speaker
Master of Arts in American Studies,Africana Studies,Paul Lyons Lecture,News,Sociology,WGSS,History,Holocaust and Genocide Studies,MAAS,education,2023,American Studies
The Hidden Treasures in Stockton's 'Special Collections'

Monday, June 10th, 2019

Come explore - it's open to all!
News,special collections,2019,Bjork Library,History
Game of Thrones Class Brings Medieval Times to Campus

Tuesday, April 23rd, 2019

Students learn history and swordsmanship
2019,Featured,History,News
Stockton Stories Website Launched

Wednesday, December 12th, 2018

'Stockton Stories' site shares history, photos, videos
History,2018,News,50th anniversary
Learn South Jersey History in Winter Edition of 'SoJourn,' Magazine

Tuesday, February 27th, 2018

A journal devoted to the history, culture and geography of South Jersey
South Jersey Culture & History Center,sjchc,History,sojourn
Learn about 300 Years of Philadelphia History at Stockton at Manahawkin on June 27

Thursday, June 1st, 2017

From Ben Franklin to Cheesesteaks, and Everything in Between
Manahawkin,local community,2017,Faculty,History
Stockton at Manahawkin to Host Film Screening of 'Las Marthas' as Part of Movie Monday Series

Monday, May 22nd, 2017

Group Holds World's Largest Celebration of George Washington's Birthday
History,Manahawkin,local community,2017
5 from Stockton among Honorees at 101 Women Plus Black Leadership & Scholarship Awards May 20

Thursday, May 18th, 2017

'Black Leadership in Higher Education' Is Theme; 100 Black Elders Oral History Project Is Showcased
Africana Studies,2017,Academic,staff,Council of Black Faculty and Staff,Atlantic City,community engagement,Faculty,Students,Diversity,History
First-Ever Pinelands Summer Short Course Set for July 27

Wednesday, May 17th, 2017

Explore Pinelands History, Culture and Ecology at Kramer Hall in Hammonton and throughout Region
Kramer Hall,History,South Jersey Culture & History Center,Students,Faculty,Alumni,2017,staff,Pinelands Short Course,local community,environmental studies
Stockton Students Uncover History at Timbuctoo

Tuesday, April 18th, 2017

Underwater Archeology Could Lead to Designation of Rancocas Creek as National Water Trail
School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics,Faculty,Black History,History,local community,Students
'The Burden of Blood: Holocaust, Race & Trauma': Author David Treuer to Speak at Stockton March 27

Tuesday, March 14th, 2017

Son of Holocaust Survivor and Native American to Give Paul Lyons Lecture
Faculty,Local and Global Impact,History,Holocaust and Genocide Studies,Academic,Paul Lyons Lecture,Students
Stockton Veterans to Follow in Odysseus' Footsteps in Greek Seminars Designed to Help in Recovery and Adjustment to Civilian Life

Friday, March 10th, 2017

Groundbreaking Pilot Program for Student Veterans
staff,Local and Global Impact,Faculty,History,Students,Student Veteran Organization,2017,Hellenic Studies,Academic,Office of Veteran Affairs
Learn about Role of N.J. Women in WWII at Stockton at Manahawkin on March 30

Thursday, March 9th, 2017

Patricia Chappine, Historian, Author and Adjunct Instructor, to Give Free Lecture
adjunct faculty,Manahawkin,Women's Studies,Academic,2017,History
Learn about 1930s Massacre of Chinese Civilians in March 10 Program at Stockton in Manahawkin

Tuesday, February 21st, 2017

Free Presentation by Stockton's Doug Cervi
History,Academic,Manahawkin,local community,2017,adjunct faculty,School of General Studies
Distinguished Professor Patricia Reid-Merritt Edits 'Race in America: How a Pseudoscientific Concept Shaped Human Interaction'

Wednesday, February 8th, 2017

3 Other Faculty Members Are Contributing Authors to New Publication
History,Faculty,News,Diversity,Local and Global Impact,Academic
History of Burlington City Told though Lives of its People in New Book

Monday, December 5th, 2016

Stockton's South Jersey Culture & History Center Releases Book by Robert L. Thompson
News,Academic,South Jersey Culture & History Center,History
Stockton's Jess Bonnan-White to Speak on Historic Refugee Crises on Nov. 10 at Kramer Hall

Monday, October 31st, 2016

World War I Crises Have Implications for Today's Global Response to Refugees
History,Academic,Faculty,Kramer Hall