The @usnews#bestcolleges list is out and TCNJ remains #1 among public colleges in the “Best Regional Universities—North” category. TCNJ has held the top spot in its region among public colleges every year since 1991. 🏆 #consistency Get the full list at https://t.co/fsC1uMG0w9
It’s here!! The new TCNJ Professional Development homepage is a great place to continue your professional development. There are 4 paths & collections for TCNJ staff in LinkedIn Learning. https://t.co/aAvU87xtHg
The Alan Dawley Center for the Study of Social Justice presents a lecture with Richard Rothstein on his book, "The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America" on Tuesday, April 19, at 5 pm in Kendall Hall.
The College of New Jersey has held this title since 1991 and we are honored to be called the #1 Public College in the Northeast region!
With endless opportunities for internships, research, & leadership, your college experience is just beginning 🦁
TCNJ is one of only 20 institutions nationally — and the only in New Jersey — to be named among Colleges That Give You The Biggest Bang For Your Buck In 2021 by @Forbes!
Read more: https://t.co/kwfiaUL8Hi
Do you regularly setup Zoom meetings for other people? Here is a short video that shows the easy process to give another member of the meeting a role as co-host. TCNJ Media & Technology Support Services. #tcnjmtss#tcnj@TCNJ
Chemistry prof @JosephLBaker is using #MolecularDynamics simulations to investigate interactions b/t #SARSCoV2 spike protein & its receptor to understand what makes the virus so efficient in propagating disease.
On Tuesday, March 31, TCNJ’s President Kathryn Foster announced the appointment of Jeffrey Osborn, dean of @TCNJScience, to the position of provost and vice president for academic affairs. Congratulations, Jeff!
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President Trump to Sean Hannity: “A lot of equipment is being asked for that I don’t think they will need.”
My Q: How will that thinking impact how you fill their orders?
Trump: I never said governors wouldn’t need the numbers they were asking for.
(Note the quote above.)