Stockton University’s annual Baby Day brought together health sciences students from multiple disciplines for hands-on training with infants and toddlers on April 6. Students worked in teams under faculty guidance while alumni returned as participating caregivers.
Alyssa Maurice has been named president of a regional American Association for Public Opinion Research chapter while continuing her work at Stockton University’s Hughes Center for Public Policy. She aims to foster collaboration among researchers amid evolving challenges facing polling.
Stockton University students launched Plant It Forward in Atlantic City with support from local nonprofits. Their event included gardening workshops aimed at improving access to fresh foods.
Stockton University’s Counseling and Psychological Services hosted Neurodiversity Week featuring workshops supporting neurodivergent students. Events included talks by Kaelynn Partlow from ‘Love on the Spectrum.’ Organizers emphasized continued support for inclusive programming.
Stockton University’s dance program gained national attention as its collaborative piece ‘Sixth Breath’ was performed at Virginia’s Small Plates Choreography Festival. Professor Beau Hancock discussed student experiences performing professionally and upcoming opportunities for audiences.
Stockton University’s ‘Lunch with Legislators’ connects students directly with local decision-makers through informal campus forums. The series aims to make public service careers feel attainable while fostering dialogue between officials and young constituents.
Bryan Poerner ’00 spoke at Stockton University’s School of Business about defining success through passion rather than profit. The Diadora US CEO shared stories from his varied career path with students and faculty.
Stockton University’s annual STARS symposium began March 31 with an emphasis on responsible artificial intelligence use in education. Keynote speaker Michael Edmonson urged institutions to focus less on predictions about technology’s future impact—and more on critical thinking skills.
Anthony Dissen from Stockton University has published what he calls the first textbook dedicated solely to nutritional needs within the LGBTQIA+ community. The book aims to educate both students and healthcare professionals about unique dietary considerations.
Stockton University has been named one of America’s top ten small public schools supporting veterans for three years running. The university’s programs include mental health support initiatives and comprehensive services through its dedicated center.