Calendar of Events
Featured Events
CSI Summer Camp 2025
July 6
- 24, 2025
Location: Galloway Campus, 黑料社
黑料社 CSI Summer Camp, in its 19th year, starts on July 6th.
Click HERE to learn more and register.
Click HERE to learn more and register.
Archived SOBL Events
Victimology & Victim Services Minor Graduation Ceremony
Thursday,
May 1,
2025
| 4:30 p.m.
Location: Multicultural Center, Multipurpose Room
Social Work Program Distinction Posters Presentation
The Annual Social Work Program Distinction Poster Presentation is on Thursday, May 1st, at 4:30 PM. Social Work seniors who want to graduate with disctinction will be presenting
their senior honors projects.
The event is open to all students, faculty, friends and family.
馃搯 Thursday, May 01, 2025
鈴 4:30 PM
馃汇 Galloway Campus, the Lodge at Lakeside
Please attend to encourage our presenters馃憦
The event is open to all students, faculty, friends and family.
馃搯 Thursday, May 01, 2025
鈴 4:30 PM
馃汇 Galloway Campus, the Lodge at Lakeside
Please attend to encourage our presenters馃憦
SCOSA's Annual Festival
Successful Aging is Intergenerational
May 9, 2025
Galloway Campus Center
Mark Your Calendars!
SCOSA's Annual Festival is on Friday, May 9, 2025. This year's Theme is "Successful Aging is Intergenerational".
Click the link below to register, and to get more information on the various insightful workshops and fun performances scheduled for this yearly event.
SCOSA's Annual Festival is on Friday, May 9, 2025. This year's Theme is "Successful Aging is Intergenerational".
Click the link below to register, and to get more information on the various insightful workshops and fun performances scheduled for this yearly event.
Childhood Studies Speaker Series
Exploring the Many Kinds of Childhood(s) through the 鈥淧layground鈥 of Children鈥檚 Film
Tuesday, April 29, 4:30-5:30PM
L-115
Save The Date!
Ucoming Childhood Studies Speaker Series event will feature the Childhood Studies new faculty colleague, Joseph Giunta, Visiting Instructor in Education and Human Development! Professor Giunta will present, "Exploring the Many Kinds of Childhood(s) through the 鈥淧layground鈥 of Children鈥檚 Film"
The event is scheduled for April 29th from 4:30-5:30 PM at the Galloway Campus, L-wing, Room # L-115
馃崟Pizza and 馃light refreshments will be served!
We hope you can attend.
Ucoming Childhood Studies Speaker Series event will feature the Childhood Studies new faculty colleague, Joseph Giunta, Visiting Instructor in Education and Human Development! Professor Giunta will present, "Exploring the Many Kinds of Childhood(s) through the 鈥淧layground鈥 of Children鈥檚 Film"
The event is scheduled for April 29th from 4:30-5:30 PM at the Galloway Campus, L-wing, Room # L-115
馃崟Pizza and 馃light refreshments will be served!
We hope you can attend.
SOBL Faculty-Students Research Showcase
MARK Your Calendars!
The SOBL Student-Faculty Research showcase is on Wednesday, April 16th 3:30 pm 鈥 5:00 pm in the Campus Center Event Room.
SOBL students with their faculty-mentors/supervisors will present on the research projects they have been working on.
Please attend to encourage the following student researchers:
馃憦Trinity Meads (Supervising Faculty: Dr. Erin Sappio)
馃憦Sadia S. Mihi (Supervising Faculty: Dr. Syeda Hadi)
馃憦Tatiana Shukovsky (Supervising Faculty: Dr. Ramya Vijaya)
馃憦Amy Morales ( Supervising Faculty: Dr. Michael Rodriguez)
馃憦Mikaili Philbert ( Supervising Faculty: Dr. Nordia Scott)
馃憦Kyla Hoinkis ( Supervising Faculty: Dr. Sunny Mathew)
馃憦Delaney Bowman (Supervising Faculty: Dr. Robin Hernandez-Mekonnen)
馃憦Sage Rosenberg (Supervising Faculty: Dr.. Bobbi Hornbeck)
馃憦Janiya Redfurn (Supervising Faculty: Dr. Helana Girgis)
馃憦Payton Eckell ( Supervising Faculty: Dr. Deeanna Button)
馃憦Katherine Wilkinson ( Dr. Jessica Fleck)
馃搯 April 16, 2025, 3:30-5:00 PM
馃汇 Campus Center Event Room & BOT Room
We hope you can join us.
The SOBL Student-Faculty Research showcase is on Wednesday, April 16th 3:30 pm 鈥 5:00 pm in the Campus Center Event Room.
SOBL students with their faculty-mentors/supervisors will present on the research projects they have been working on.
Please attend to encourage the following student researchers:
馃憦Trinity Meads (Supervising Faculty: Dr. Erin Sappio)
馃憦Sadia S. Mihi (Supervising Faculty: Dr. Syeda Hadi)
馃憦Tatiana Shukovsky (Supervising Faculty: Dr. Ramya Vijaya)
馃憦Amy Morales ( Supervising Faculty: Dr. Michael Rodriguez)
馃憦Mikaili Philbert ( Supervising Faculty: Dr. Nordia Scott)
馃憦Kyla Hoinkis ( Supervising Faculty: Dr. Sunny Mathew)
馃憦Delaney Bowman (Supervising Faculty: Dr. Robin Hernandez-Mekonnen)
馃憦Sage Rosenberg (Supervising Faculty: Dr.. Bobbi Hornbeck)
馃憦Janiya Redfurn (Supervising Faculty: Dr. Helana Girgis)
馃憦Payton Eckell ( Supervising Faculty: Dr. Deeanna Button)
馃憦Katherine Wilkinson ( Dr. Jessica Fleck)
馃搯 April 16, 2025, 3:30-5:00 PM
馃汇 Campus Center Event Room & BOT Room
We hope you can join us.
黑料社 CSI Summer Camp Start July 6th,
黑料社 CSI Summer Camp is entering its 19th year this summer. It is an exciting and fun camp that has attracted each summer hundreds of high schoolers from all over the United States and beyond.
The program is led by Dr. Duntley and Dr. Tartaro, two professors within the Criminal Justice program.They work so hard each summer to design unforgettable adventures and experiences that take the campers behind the scenes of criminal investigations and criminal murder trials.
This summer, the program offers threecamps. Each camp treats a different murder case. To solve the case, the participants go through the various stages of investigation from collecting evidence to preparing the case for trial.They work with and hear from Ph.D. criminal justice professors and researchers as well as field practitioners such as law enforcement and corrections officers, lawyers, medical examiners and many more.
Here are examples of fun and exciting events planned in last year's camps:
To Learn more about 黑料社's Summer CSI Program, click the link below.
The program is led by Dr. Duntley and Dr. Tartaro, two professors within the Criminal Justice program.They work so hard each summer to design unforgettable adventures and experiences that take the campers behind the scenes of criminal investigations and criminal murder trials.
This summer, the program offers threecamps. Each camp treats a different murder case. To solve the case, the participants go through the various stages of investigation from collecting evidence to preparing the case for trial.They work with and hear from Ph.D. criminal justice professors and researchers as well as field practitioners such as law enforcement and corrections officers, lawyers, medical examiners and many more.
Here are examples of fun and exciting events planned in last year's camps:
- A Trip to National Transportation Security Administration Training Center
- Trips to Atlantic County Jail
- Trips to a morgue
- A number of exciting guest speakers
- Planning and going through mock trials
To Learn more about 黑料社's Summer CSI Program, click the link below.
Re-Entering Society a Reintegration Simulation
Thursday, April 10th, 4:30-6:30 PM
Lakeside Lodge
On Behalf of the 黑料社 Social Work Club and faculty, students are invited to atten
a great event tomorrow entitled "Re-Entering Society: a Reintegration Simulation".
The event is designed to provide students with the opportunity to understand the challenges that formerly incarcerated individuals face as they attempt to re-enter society. The hope is that this experience will help to expand awareness and encourage participation in the justice system and re-entry policy reform.
馃搯 Thursday, April 10th
鈴 4:30-6:30 PM
馃汇 Galloway Campus, Lakeside Lodge
Please plan to attend.
The event is designed to provide students with the opportunity to understand the challenges that formerly incarcerated individuals face as they attempt to re-enter society. The hope is that this experience will help to expand awareness and encourage participation in the justice system and re-entry policy reform.
馃搯 Thursday, April 10th
鈴 4:30-6:30 PM
馃汇 Galloway Campus, Lakeside Lodge
Please plan to attend.
Tuesday,
April 8,
2025
| 4 p.m.
Location: Zoom
Join the Childhood Studies Minor in its 2nd Childhood Application Seminar Series (CASS)
of Spring 2025.
CASS is pleased to have two childhood-related amazing research presentations:
馃搯 Tuesday April 8th , 4:00-5:00 PM
馃搷Zoom
CASS is pleased to have two childhood-related amazing research presentations:
- Niloofar Goharbakhsh from University of Bremen, Germany, will present "Can You Feel My Pain? A Hyperscanning EEG Study of Infant-Caregiver Dyads During Ostracism"
- Qingyang Liu from Arizona State University will present "Reciprocal Relationships among Household Chaos, Parenting Stress, and Children鈥檚 Behavioral Self-regulation from Early to Middle Childhood"
馃搯 Tuesday April 8th , 4:00-5:00 PM
馃搷Zoom