From the Office of the Dean |
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Welcome to the CHDCM Dean’s biweekly newsletter! I hope that you’ve all survived this past weekend’s storm as well as possible, and that you’re enjoying the sunny weather that has arrived in its wake! (Apologies for this newsletter’s delay—dealing with some of the aftermath myself yesterday….)
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It may seem hard to believe, but the Fall semester is already in full swing, October is just around the corner—and, with it, the Hall Homecoming & Family Weekend coming up in a few days! Campus will be buzzing with activity, just like always, and there are a host of fantastic events that I encourage you all to take advantage of—including our College’s proud hosting of the Brownson Speech & Debate 40th Anniversary Celebration! I look forward to seeing many of you this weekend, if not before!
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As you move through the week, though, check out the articles below to learn more about some of the wonderful, talented people of CHDCM. You’ll also see announcements of upcoming events, and other opportunities to get involved in the many organizations and initiatives within our College—so scroll down and enjoy. And, as always, please keep your good news and event notes coming. Hope to see you this weekend!
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Dr. Bryan Crable
Founding Dean
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Christopher Tienken, Ph.D. and Jennifer Timmer, Ph.D.
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The article focuses on the changing role of the superintendent based on the results of the 2025 Study of the American Superintendent: Mid-decade Update national survey, led by Tienken and a national team of researchers, including Dr. Timmer.
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Congratulations to Dr. Kishon C. Hickman, Sr., who was interviewed by USA TODAY for a national report examining LPR Technology and officer misuse and prevention. As a retired NYPD Lieutenant and former Commanding Officer of the Information Technology Bureau Investigations Team, Dr. Hickman spoke to the governance side of the issue.
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Student Organization Highlight |
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As a co-curricular activity of the College of Human Development, Culture, and Media's B.A. in Theatre program, Seton Hall Theatre offers a wide variety of theatrical opportunities for students including the faculty and guest directed main-stage productions, as well as student productions produced by the Theatre Council.
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Students from any major are encouraged to audition for productions, join crew roles, and sign up for membership with the student organization, the SHU Theatre Council.
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The Council plays a significant role in helping to develop theatre at Seton Hall. It produces student-led projects throughout the year and builds a sense of community between actors and crew alike.
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Theatre "Shop Hours" take place every Friday and are a great way to get involved, as we build and paint sets and work on technical projects for our shows! 12-4pm in the University Center Theatre
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Brian Wolpert is a public safety and higher education professional with extensive experience in law enforcement, school safety, emergency management, and criminal justice education. A retired law enforcement manager and United States Marine Corps veteran, he currently serves as a School Safety and Security Specialist focused on K–12 safety, emergency preparedness, and behavioral threat assessment. Brian is an NTER Certified Master Trainer in behavioral threat assessment and management and provides training to school and public safety professionals.
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He is currently pursuing his Ed.D. in the Higher Education program with a 4.0 cumulative GPA, researching the impact and effectiveness of safety drills in school settings. He also teaches college courses in criminal justice and emergency management, bringing his extensive professional experience into the classroom. His academic and professional interests include school safety, emergency preparedness, behavioral threat assessment, emergency management, and public safety leadership. Brian is committed to using research, education, and practical experience to help schools and communities become safer and better prepared for emergencies.
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| Guest Spotlight: Frank Bello of Anthrax
WSOU recently sat down with Frank Bello of Anthrax for an exclusive interview! Check out WSOU for details and coverage from the conversation.
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Center for Sports Media News |
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| ESPN & Heisman Partnerships
Seton Hall students have exciting opportunities to gain hands-on experience with major sports media organizations! Students can sign up for next Wednesday’s Lights, Camera, Super Bowl event with ESPN, while others are creating content for the Heisman Trophy’s TikTok as part of the University’s partnership. Check out their work and learn more here!
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Opportunity for Spanish-Speaking Journalists and Creators
Calling all Spanish-speaking student journalists and content creators! Stay tuned for an opportunity to have your work air on a national network! Interested students should keep an eye out for the upcoming official call.
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Trending @SetonHall_CHDCM |
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South Orange Performing Arts Center (SOPAC) |
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| Jazz 'n the Hall: Lionel Hampton Big Band
The Seton Hall Arts Council presents the latest performance in the Jazz ‘n the Hall concert series at SOPAC: the Grammy Award winning Lionel Hampton Big Band, featuring Jason Marsalis.
Tue, Oct 13 at 7:30p
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| Seton Hall Theatre Presents: Twelfth Night
Twelfth Night is William Shakespeare’s classic romantic comedy about shipwrecked twins, mistaken identity, and a tangled love triangle. Presented by a Cast and Crew of students of Seton Hall University Theatre.
Tue, Oct 29 at 8p
Fri, Oct 30 at 8p
Sat, Oct 31 at 8p
Sun, Nov 1 at 2p
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