Calendar of Events
Featured Events

The Psychology Program and the Stockton University Foundation will be hosting a celebration
of life for our late colleague Dr. Michael Frank, Professor Emeritus of Psychology.
Time/Date: 4:30pm, December 4, 2025
Location: Townsend Residential Life Center (TRLC) Map Link
Zoom link:https://stockton.zoom.us/j/81440325432
Link to obituary: Michael Lawrence Frank Obituary October 16, 2025 - Legacy.com
đź“…Date: Monday, December 8th
🕛Time:12:45 PM–2:10 PM
📍Location: Campus Center Theatre, Galloway Campus
✨The event is open to all campus community✨ Come support Stockton's emerging filmmakers who have produced thought-provoking work themed around "Liberty, Equality, & Law"
Aligning with the event's theme, popcorn and drinks will be served!
Archived SOBL Events
The fourth and final lecture of the semester is on December 4th at 4:30pm with Dr. Ghaidaa Hetou, Teaching Specialist pf Political Science, who will lead a presentation titled "US-China Technological Competition: Export Controls & Economic Decoupling"
Register Here.
Date: November 18, 2025
Time: 4:30-6:00 PM
Location: F-Wing, Room F-111
Pizza, cookies, and drinks will be served!
Stockton's Economics, MAHG, SOAN & WGSSprograms are pleased to invite you to their joint speaker event on Thursday, November 6th at 10:30 AM.
All is welcome!
This Monday, November 3rd, plan to step back into America’s most fascinating era by attending the Prohibition Symposium.
SOBL, NAMS and Global Studies are co-sponsoring two lectures about prohibition. Professor Nagiewicz, from the School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (NAMS) will shed light on the history of prohibition and its impact on American society, and Atlantic City in particular. On the other hand, Professor Robert Barney, from the School fo Social and Behavioral Sciences, will discuss prohibition from a global perspective.
Don't miss this one of a kind opportunity to experience history come alive on campus!
Mark your calendar and invite a friend- Everyone is welcome!
The event is in partnership with SOBL LGBTQ+ Youth Safe Space Initiative and will be a great place to:
- build community
- identify faculty/student collaborators, and
- share challenges and successes
Come to learn about:
- SOAN Concentrations & Minors
- Spring & Summer courses
- Honor Societies
- Fieldwork & Internships
- 4+1 BA/MA in SOAN & American Studies
The Stockton Center on Successful Aging (SCOSA) is excited to invite faculty, staff, and students to our upcoming SCOSA Research Network Meet & Greet!
This is an opportunity to connect with others who share an interest in aging-related research. All are welcome!
- Grab some caffeine, pet some puppies and mingle with SOBL faculty
- Learn about SOBL programs, Centers and opportunities.


