This is a great opportunity to explore all that NJCU has to offer! From our exceptional undergraduate and graduate programs to athletics, clubs, organizations, and more, this is a complete introduction to the university. Learn more about our deep commitment to academic excellence and access to a quality, affordable higher education. You don’t want to miss it!

Calling all students, alumni, family, and members of the NJCU community!

Join us for this year's Family and Alumni Day celebration hosted on NJCU's Main Campus and prepare for a day full of fun! Join us for fun-filled activities and refreshments on Hepburn Hall's front lawn, followed by a thrilling soccer game, with the convenience of a free shuttle service to take you there!

11 a.m. -1 p.m.: Carnival on Campus!

1-3 p.m.: Soccer Game | Thomas M. Gerrity Athletic Complex
At 1 p.m. the NJCU men’s soccer program – fresh off its best season in 15 years – will host in-state rival Ramapo College in what is sure to be a hotly-contested New Jersey Athletic Conference match.

We look forward to celebrating NJCU and the community that makes us possible!

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Resume Clinic Series
Monday, October 2 | 2-3 p.m.

See Continuing Events for more information.

Join CHA as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month!

Would you like to become an ally to promote inclusivity for LGBTQIA+ individuals? This Safe Zone training will feature David Rosen from the Hudson Pride Center. Students, staff, faculty, and community members are welcome, and lunch will be provided.

For any accessibility needs, please email njcusafezone@njcu.edu.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) safeguards the U.S. financial system by insuring bank deposits, managing risks, and minimizing the impact of bank failures. Join one of our informational sessions where you can also learn how to pursue a fulfilling career dedicated to protecting our nation's financial system.

Fall Health Initiative
Every Wednesday | 12-3 p.m.

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The Cybersecurity Club
Every Wednesday | 1-3 p.m.

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We will paint flower pots with a Fall theme.

Survivors Support Group
Every Thursday | 3-4:30 p.m.
Gilligan Student Union, Room 327

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This fun evening of dancing will allow students to learn about different dances and dance traditions. This event encourages students to learn and practice each other's dances, while interacting with other students.

No events scheduled.

Join ProcurementCon 23 to connect with professionals, experts, and government reps. Explore government contract strategies, expand your network, and boost your business. Gain insights through keynotes, workshops, panels, and networking for NJ business growth.

Tickets are limited!

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Join us with guest speaker Dr. Ingrid Montes, a faculty member at the University of Puerto Rico and a researcher in chemical education. Join us to celebrate and engage in discussions about career paths, grants, and internship opportunities with leaders in STEM from the Hispanic and Latino community.

Curated by Atim Annette Oton of Calabar Gallery, the exhibition explores wide-ranging art making processes, distinctive cultural roots, issues of language, and identity in Latin American art. From installation, painting to photography, this two-gallery exhibition presents the multiplicity of artistic voices from 20 emerging and established artists from the Jersey City and New York Metropolitan area.

Artists in the exhibition are: Alexandra Alvarez, Ray Arcadio, Natali Bravo-Barbee, Vanezza Cruz, Giannina Gutierrez, Jacqueline Herranz-Brooks, Tenjin Ikeda, Sonia Lerebours, Kandy G. Lopez, Maria Lupiañez, Cesar Melgar, Katherine Miranda, Josué Morales Urbina, Felix Morelo, Dayani Munoz, Estrella Munoz, Slyvia Padillia, Ann Tirado, Melissa Ulto and João (Juno) Zago.

On view in both NJCU Visual Arts and Lemmerman Galleries.

JCAST hours: October 14, 12 - 6 p.m.

Panel Discussion on Gender, Image, and Symbolism in Latin American Art
Tuesday, November 7 | 5-6:45 p.m.
Visual Arts Building Auditorium (B08)

This exhibition is part of NJCU's Hispanic Heritage Month events calendar and is supported by the Center for Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Studies.

No matter where you are in life—just getting started or planning for retirement—a session with Joe Del Grande can help you create a plan for your goals. This service comes at no additional cost as a part of your retirement plan. You’ll get answers to these questions and more:

Learn how to create a professional and standout resume alongside peers and NJCU's Career Coach. Learn the basics, how to format, and have it reviewed so you are ready for success!

Regular checkups as early detection can save lives.

Join the Cybersecurity Club and become a guardian of the digital realm!

For more information email securitystudies@njcu.edu.

Open to all! Get free blood pressure checks and BMI assessments. No insurance info required.

The group will meet on Thursdays from 3:00-4:30 p.m. The group is open to individuals directly or indirectly impacted by sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking, and harassment. All are welcome to attend.

If you have any accessibility concerns, please email Danielle Bachant at dbachant@njcu.edu or Venida Rodman at vrodman@njcu.edu. This event is sponsored by NJCU's Counseling Center and Speicher-Rubin Women's Center for Equity and Diversity.

NJCU LHS is a comprehensive program aimed at providing students with leadership development, training, education, and community engagement opportunities. NJCU LHS collaborates with other NJCU partners to enhance skill development, facilitate co-curricular learning, and promote culturally responsive teaching.

All Fall 2023 Learning Labs are conducted virtually through Zoom, with registration links available on our learning platform, Mighty Networks.

Mental Health and Leadership
Wednesday, October 11 | 2-3 p.m.

Digital Communication 101
Wednesday, October 25 | 2-3 p.m.

Leadership 101
Wednesday, November 1 | 2-3 p.m.

Professional Etiquette
Wednesday, November 8 | 2-3 p.m.

Communication 101
Tuesday, November 28 | 2-3 p.m.

Leading with Authenticity and Integrity
Wednesday, December 6 | 2-3 p.m.

TLC presents 'You're not alone; Let's talk' in collaboration with NJCU's Counseling Center for World Mental Health Day. For inquiries, please contact our office at tlc@njcu.edu or call 201-200-2204. We look forward to seeing you there!

CONSULATE ON WHEELS

Consulates on Wheels are established to serve the Mexican communities located in the metropolitan area of the cities where the Consulate is located and remain in the same place for five days.

The Consulates on Wheels primarily provide documentation services, especially High Security Consular Registration and Passports, as well as information related to birth registrations, certified copies, powers of attorney and wills. Mexicans in the United States are provided with information on topics of interest to them and consultations on labor protection and labor rights. Information is also distributed through brochures.

Test taking can be stressful and studying... NOT FUN! Does studying even help?! In this workshop, participants will explore various study techniques and discover how to optimize the effectiveness of their study efforts. Additionally, strategies for managing stress and overcoming test anxiety will be covered. All of this will be provided well in advance of your final exams.

This event will feature a discussion about various myths in Hispanic and Latin American cultures, including "La Llorona," "Andrea," and more. Following the engaging debate on these intriguing myths, enjoy watching a spooky Hispanic movie.

Join Holland's Party! This workshop offers a step-by-step guide to making informed decisions about your major and career. It includes research, evaluation, discussion, and decision-making strategies.

For any questions or concerns, please reach out to our office at 201-200-2204 or via email at tlc@njcu.edu.

Participate in this free informational webinar to acquire knowledge about fundamental financial statements, accounting systems, interpreting financial statements, and more. The session, in partnership with UCEDC, will be presented by Dr. Jairo Borja, Training Officer for UCEDC.

For further information, email sbdc@njcu.edu or register for upcoming events.

The first session of the Fall 2023 semester of Campus Conversations, NJCU's community-wide town hall, will be held in a hybrid format. Come out and have your questions answered by NJCU Interim President Andrés Acebo and the senior leadership team.

In-person attendees will be able to ask questions live. Those attendees attending via remote format must submit their questions in advance by emailing communications@njcu.edu. A Zoom registration remote registration link will be made available in a future edition of This Week at NJCU.

“We are the United States women and we stand stronger when we stand together.” - Marjorie J. Spruill

Join us for TLC’S Women Power! An open room and safe space for femme identifying students. For questions or concerns, please contact our office at tlc@njcu.edu or call 201-200-2204.

Trick or Treat! Join the TLC family in celebrating Halloween with a movie screening. For more information, please call 201-200-2204 or email tlc@njcu.edu. We hope to see you there!

João (Juno) Zago
A Day's Work, 2015, artist's clothes and thread on canvas. 65x50 inches.

Curator Atim Annette Oton of Calabar Gallery will moderate the second panel discussion in connection with the exhibition, 'Latin American Artists: Dreams and Possibilities,' currently on display at NJCU Galleries until November 15. The featured artist presenters include Natali Bravo-Barbee (Argentina/New York), Vanezza Cruz (Dominican Republic/New York), Ray Arcadio '90 (Dominican Republic/New Jersey; NJCU alum), and João (Juno) Zago (Brazil/Newark, N.J.).

Attend this info session to learn how you can kick-start your career in tech or business through the FDM Career Development Program!

All events/announcements must be submitted no later than Wednesday at noon to be included in the weekly email newsletter that will be released on the following Monday.