Stockton University senior Eric Ellis was selected as a USILA Division III Scholar All-American by the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association. Ellis, a Biology major at Stockton who is slated to graduate next spring, was one of 79 players chosen for the recognition
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Stockton Alum Among Physicists Helping Physicians with New Ventilator
Summer 2020
As medical practitioners faced a shortage of ventilators during the pandemic, Frank Malatino ‘10, ‘15 worked from his bedroom desk to write a manual for doctors detailing how to set up a new, FDA-approved, open-source ventilator.
Ellis Selected USILA Scholar All-American
June 29, 2020
Photo credit: Greg Fischer
Wildlife Survey Finds Pine Barrens Tree Frogs on Campus
August 11, 2020
A real-life frog answered in the trees behind Greg Fischer, who is a 2020 Environmental Science graduate now in the Professional Science Master’s program and leading a Pine Barrens Tree Frog survey on Stockton University’s campus.
Running Down a Dream
Summer 2020
Pre-Med Biology student Qudratullah (Quad) Qadiri '20 sets his dreams of medical school in motion.
Shells Go from Restaurant to Reef to Restore the Bay
June 23, 2020
The oyster is propelling the Barnegat Bay’s ecological resurgence with help from Stockton University scientists, an oyster farmer, restaurants, storytellers and the community who are coming together to continue the expansion of an experimental oyster reef.
Stockton runner Daniel Do, with 4.0 GPA, earns All-American Academic Honor
June 23, 2020
Stockton University junior Daniel Do, an Absegami High School graduate, was voted to the College Sports Information Directors of America Academic All-America Division III Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field Third Team.
New Book Details Expedition to Map the Walker Wreck
Nagiewicz, an adjunct instructor at Stockton, a certified archaeologist and a teacher at Atlantic City High School, and James Delgado, a maritime archaeologist and historian, co-authored a book, “Robert J. Walker: the History and Archeology of a U.S. Coast Survey Steamship” detailing the expedition to map the wreck. Peter Straub, dean of the School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, also contributed a chapter.
Marine Technology Society Helps Students Discover Careers
Marine Technology Society Helps Students Discover Career
June 2020
Marine Science seniors Peyton Benson and Caitlin Turner helped to organize a Marine Technology Society summer webinar series for students to connect with experts and learn about careers in hydrography, the science of surveying bodies of water.
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Stockton Scientists are Streaming LIVE from the Field
Stockton University scientists are working in the field this summer, and with the help of social media, they are bringing you with them.
Stockton Maple Grant Live
If you want to stay in the woods a little longer, take a walk with Aaron Stoler, assistant professor of Environmental Science, as he begins to identify red maple trees for the Stockton maple grant project.
Mission 14 to Launch Legumes into Space
March 30, 2020
Snow pea self-fertilization through nitrogen fixation in a microgravity environment experiment selected to launch to the International Space Station in fall 2020.
Developing Leaders in Health & Science
Spring 2020
Stockton University will offer two new interdisciplinary graduate programs that blend science with business starting this fall. The programs are designed to enhance the skills of working professionals in the health care and environmental fields.
Stockton Prescribes Fire to Keep Campus Forest Healthy
March 3, 2020
Year five of Stockton's forest management plan called for burning in nine experimental plots. The New Jersey Forest Fire Service conducted the recent burn, and Matthew Olson, assistant professor of Environmental Science, will work with students to study and measure the ecological consequences.
Data Science Major Prints Masks for Health Care Workers
March 26, 2020
DSSA Graduate Gavin Rozzi used technology hobby to turn household items into masks with respirators.
Project Taps a Sweet New Resource on Stockton Campus
February 14, 2020
A team of Stockton faculty members has been awarded a three-year United States Department of Agriculture grant to promote maple sugaring in the South Jersey region through research and community outreach.
Christine Harvey '11, '13
February 18, 2020
Graduate of the CPLS program, Harvey currently works as a high performance and analytic computing engineer at the MITRE Corporation. She has been recognized by Women in High Performance Computing (HPC).
Environmental Internship Program Receives National Recognition
December 10, 2019
The New Jersey Army National Guard (NJARNG) and Stockton University were recognized at the 2019 Army Community Partnership Awards in December for their partnership to establish an internship program focused on improving operational and mission readiness in the Sustainability, Real Property, Facilities Management, and Environmental Programs. These partnerships ensure that NJARNG Soldiers train in state-of-the-art, energy-efficient, hygienic facilities.
Students Learn and Teach in Taiwan
January 13, 2020
Twelve students and faculty from the School of Education and School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics got the opportunity to see both the similarities and differences in math education in Taiwan during a trip in December to the country through a partnership with National Chiayi University.
Picture Stockton...Giving Terrapins a Second Chance
November 1, 2019
884 eggs from 763 female terrapins were rescued through the terrapin conservation project. The project is a joint effort between Stockton and The Wetlands Institute.
Students Lead Project to Refurbish Observatory
November 7, 2019
After lying dormat for over a decade, the Harold E. Taylor Observatory reopens through the assistance of Dr. Joseph Trout associate professor of physics and five female student physicists researchers.
Orsted Signs Memorandum with Stockton University
April 1, 2019
Stockton University signed a deal with Orested U.S. Offshore Wind that will support research, academic programs and events.
Biology Alumnus Named Woodrow Wilson Pennsylvania Teaching Fellow
July 17, 2019
NAMS alumni Micahel Slaza '19 and Rachel Milliron were named part of the Pennsylvania's inaugural Teaching Fellows. The program is geared towards recruiting quality STEM educators. Each Fellow receives $32,000 to complete a specially designed master's degree program
Highschoolers Manipulate Photochemical Reactions, Hydrogels in Summer Apprenticeship
August 9, 2019
Stockton's Chemistry program hosted two Atlantic City high school student researchers during our second annual Research and Engineering Apprenticeship Program (REAP) sponsored by the U.S. Army.
The Stars are Back Within Reach
Fall 2019
Stockton students work with faculty to refurbish and reopen campus observatory.
Photo Credit: Press of Atlantic City
How Has Climate Change Affected Birds in South Jersey?
December 21, 2019
Birdwatchers notice changes in flight patterns, migratory time and species of birds that have increased and decreated across New Jersey.
Picture Stockton...Farming to Feed Those in Need
Stockton University's Sustainable Farm is a place where students can grow produce and ideas through internships, course work and volunteer opportunities. This season has been different without students, but the crops they started are still being harvested to feed those in need.
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Congratulations to our promoted faculty!
Erin Brown - Associate Professor of Chemistry
Tait Chirenje - Professor of Environmental Studies
Emma Witt - Associate Professor of Environmental Studies
Susanne Moskalski - Associate Professor of Marine Science
Patrick Hossay - Professor of Sustainability
Neil Aaronson - Professor of Physics
October 28, 2020
Stockton Student Spaceflight Experiments Program (SSEP) Mission 14 scheduled to launch to International Space Station.
