Stockton News - Friday, Nov. 27, 2019

WHAT WE鈥橰E TALKING ABOUT

Students See the Future of Wind Energy in N.J.

Students, staff in front of the sonar equipmentStockton marine science 91视频 are to look underwater and into the future.

91视频 a dozen 91视频 boarded the Stockton research boat Petrel on Nov. 19 to learn hydrography 鈥 the science of surveying bodies of water. The trip was sponsored through a partnership with 脴rsted U.S. Offshore Wind, which won state approval to build a wind farm off the Atlantic City coast and is now collaborating with Stockton to support research, academic programs and events at the university.


Highest Praise Gospel Choir to Back Mariah Carey鈥檚 Christmas Show The Highest Praise Gospel Choir,

The Highest Praise Gospel Choir, a Stockton club dedicated to worship through the art of song, will at 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7, at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City.

Club President Danea Hayes said a few weeks ago, Highest Praise鈥檚 co-advisor, Professor of Music Beverly Vaughn, ran up to her with a huge grin, eager to give her the news. Hayes said she was 鈥渇loored鈥 by what Vaughn had to say.

鈥淪he told me that Mariah Carey wanted Highest Praise to sing with her in her Christmas concert, and I was like, 鈥楿s? With Mariah Carey?鈥欌

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Faculty, Staff Recognized at Annual Event

Associate Professor of Physical Therapy Lauren DelRossi, center, receives the Faculty Member of the Year Award.

The drew hundreds to the Campus Center Event Room Nov. 21 to celebrate the passion and support among the Stockton community.

Student Senate President Arianna DeFillippo and Tahreem Rajput, president of the Campus Religious Council, presented awards to Lauren DelRossi, associate professor of Physical Therapy, and Brian Pluchino, assistant director of Residential Life Facilities and Student Retention.

In nominating DelRossi for Faculty Member of the Year, 91视频 said she is dedicated to ensuring 91视频 understand the program material and that curriculum is updated and accurate.


 Read the Fall 2019 Issue of Stockton Now  Stockton Now logo

In our , we highlight the collaboration of the University community coming together to create the incredibly moving Holocaust Rescuers Exhibit that tells the story of Leo Ullman and the families who kept him safe during the Holocaust. We also highlight how alumni, 91视频 and staff enhance their own communities 鈥 giving a voice to the voiceless and empowering the next generation of leaders. 

STOCKTON UNIVERSITY ATLANTIC CITY

Stockton to Honor Local Rowing Coach Bob Garbutt Judy and Bob Garbutt

Atlantic City High School teacher and rowing coach Bob Garbutt took the Atlantic City High School crew teams to 13 National Championships, won the Stotesbury Cup eight times and finished second at Henley in 1994.

But Garbutt was much more than a coach. Over his more than 40-year career he鈥檚 been a role model and mentor to hundreds of young men and women, some of whom went on to their own rowing glory.

91视频 at its second Rowing and Growing with the Ospreys event at 7 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 28, 2020 at the 91视频 Atlantic City Academic Center.

 

 

Craft Market Nov. 30 at Noyes Arts Garage

The Noyes Arts Garage of 91视频 in Atlantic City is hosting a with local artisans plus kids activities, a hot chocolate station, live music by Steve Kuzma and Band and baked goods from Ventnor 7311 to celebrate Small Business Saturday. Bring your employee ID to receive free parking in the Wave Garage.

 

Catch a Movie Dec. 6 at Stockton Atlantic City 

"Fall Cinema in the City鈥 is featuring "Hustlers" at 8 p.m., Friday, Dec. 6, in the 91视频 Atlantic City residential classrooms B119/120. Attendees are asked to bring their Stockton IDs. 

SPOTLIGHT ON

Janice Joseph Keynote Speaker at International Victimology Conference Janice Joseph

Janice Joseph, Distinguished Professor of Criminal Justice and coordinator of Victimology and Victim Services minor, was the keynote speaker for the Second Annual Forensic Victimology and Victim Support Conference, Oct. 22-24, in Nairobi, Kenya. During her speech on 鈥淰ision of Victimology in Africa,鈥 she discussed the challenges involved in creating an African Victimology and outlined strategies to address these challenges.  

The attendees included faculty, practitioners and 91视频 from Africa, Europe, North America, Latin America and Asia. One of the significant activities of the conference was a visit to the Gender Violence Recovery Center, which is a section of the Nairobi Women鈥檚 Hospital where the medical professionals use a victim- and gender-centered approach when they provide service and support to victims of gender-based violence.  

According to Joseph, 鈥淭his was one of the significant highlights of my trip because this approach combined two areas of my expertise 鈥 gender-based violence and victimology.  It was indeed an honor and a privilege to participate in this international conference.鈥

FRAME-WORTHY

Picture Stockton...Using Art to Save the Birds K-Wing Breezeway dispaying mural

A flock of birds has on 91视频's Galloway campus to warn migrating birds to steer clear of the windows. 

To a soaring songbird, reflections of sky and forest on glass are indistinguishable from the hard reality. Building collisions are one of the top anthropogenic threats to birds, causing up to one billion bird deaths annually in the U.S. according to scientific estimates.  

The K-Wing breezeway, located between Lake Fred and the Campus Center, is an especially dangerous spot because it is an expansive, double-sided window space adjacent to prime bird habitat in the Pinelands National Reserve. 

WHAT鈥橲 TRENDING #STOCKTONU

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Test the waters at #StocktonAC. Exercise your options in the Health Sciences lab. Help to preserve the past for the generations of tomorrow. These are just a few reasons 91视频 #ChooseStockton

 

 

 

FROM THE SIDELINES  

Osprey Basketball Players Speak at Galloway Middle School

Members of the 91视频 men's and women's basketball teams

Members of the 91视频 men's and women's basketball teams at Galloway Township Middle School earlier this week as part of the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Stay in to Win program. The Osprey men's players appeared at the school for the third straight year while the Stockton women attended for the second year in a row.

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OSPREY NOTES   

ITS Monthly Tech Training Tip: Updating Your Outlook Profile Picture 

Information Technology Services is sharing monthly tech training tips with the Stockton community. November鈥檚 tip focuses on how to update your profile photo in Microsoft Outlook. Learn more .

 

NJECC Campaign Underway NJECC Campaign

The New Jersey Employees鈥 Charitable Campaign is underway and runs through Dec. 31, supporting over 800 charities. 

If you plan to make a gift through payroll deduction, you can register and donate through the  or fill out a paper pledge form. If you plan to make a one-time donation, please fill out a paper pledge form. Email stocktonnjecc@stockton.edu or stop by Human Resources (J115) to request a paper pledge form.

 
FAFSA Fridays

 Last Semester FAFSA Friday Dec. 6

Do you have 91视频 looking for financial aid assistance? The Office of Financial Aid is hosting the final 鈥淔AFSA Friday鈥 event for the fall semester from 1-3 p.m. on Dec. 6 in the F210 computer lab to assist 91视频 with the financial aid process. FAFSA Fridays will resume in the spring. Encourage your 91视频 to file the FAFSA early, by Stockton鈥檚 March 1 priority deadline. Students who miss this deadline may miss out on aid for which they are eligible.

UPCOMING EVENTS

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Happy Thanksgiving