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Happy Monday, everyone, and welcome to the second installment of the Spring, 2025, CHDCM newsletter!
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With the drop/add deadline in the rearview mirror, the semester has truly begun in earnest, and I hope that all of you are finding your classes rich and rewarding—whether you are teaching or taking them! As you’ll see from all the entries in this newsletter, there is already a great deal going on within the College this semester, and even more percolating for later in the Spring and early Summer! One thing I’m excited about is already coming up this week: the kickoff for this year’s edition of our CHAMP mentorship program, which connects undergraduate students in Communication, Media, and the Arts with alums working in the field. This year’s version of the program, which has been running for over a decade, is our largest yet—but we’re still not satisfied. In fact, we’re looking to grow it further, and seeking to expand across our College…so stay tuned for more as we continue toward warmer weather!
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With that, I encourage you to read on, and catch up on the news and notes from our College community. I hope that the warmer weather this week is making Monday a little brighter, and a bit easier to get through, and I wish you all a fantastic couple of weeks—
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Dr. Bryan Crable
Founding Dean
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Congratulations to Dr. Peggy Brady-Amoon who has received two very impressive appointments as the Elected Chair, Board of Educational Affairs of the American Psychological Association 2025 and Elected President-Elect, New York State Psychological Association, 2025 (President, 2026).
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Congratulations to Dr. Jess Rauchberg, on her recent appearance on Good Morning America! Dr. Rauchberg discussed the impact of generative AI on content creators as part of the “Keep it Real” campaign, highlighting challenges around authorship, authenticity, and intellectual property in the digital age.
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Watch the full GMA segment here.
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Congratulations to Dr. Jason Tramm, who will conduct four fully staged performances of Puccini's Tosca with an internationally acclaimed cast. The performances will take place in various locations, including Jacksonville, FL; Columbia, SC; Newberry, SC; and Daytona Beach, FL.
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He will also lead performances of Puccini's Madama Butterfly with the Light Opera of New Jersey in February and April, conduct the Viva Vivaldi Festival Choir and Orchestra in Italy, featuring the Gloria RV 589 and other works in Italy.
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Student Organization Highlight |
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The School Psychology Leadership Association of Seton Hall (SPLASH)
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The School Psychology Leadership Association of Seton Hall (SPLASH) represents the interests of graduate school psychology students and aims to heighten the awareness of and advocate for issues relevant to the professional field of school psychology.
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SPLASH Members are a part of the MA/EdS in School Psychology program. During these students' first year, they are automatically enrolled.
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SPLASH serves as an avenue for students to collaborate with faculty, other candidates and professionals in the field. Graduate school psychology students meet twice a semester to network, discuss mutual interests, share professional experiences, etc. They publish a newsletter twice a year. SPLASH adopted the Polar Bear Plunge in 2007 as their service activity which raises funds for Special Olympics. SPLASH is also involved in recruiting various professionals in the field to speak on a variety of topics associated with school psychology.
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Moe Moffatt is a junior Secondary Education and Theatre double major who is originally from sunny southern California. Alongside all their work in the secondary education program, Moe is an active member of the Theatre Council and a student ambassador who represents their major at pirate preview events.
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You may have seen them grace the SHU theatre stage in roles like: “Alice Murphy” in Bright Star, “Agnes Evans” in She Kills Monsters, or as “The Wicked Witch of the West” in the Wizard of Oz. And soon, they’ll be working backstage as the stage manager for SHU theatre’s production of “Months on end” by Craig Pospisil.
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But that’s not all! Singing and acting are among their primary passions in life and Moe plans to be an active participant in the theatre arts until the day they graduate and beyond. Perhaps one day with some luck, you might see them grace a Broadway stage, until then, keep an eye on SHU Theatre to follow their journey.
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Catch the Excitement of Seton Hall Basketball on WSOU!
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| Cheer on the Pirates with WSOU 89.5 FM, you can tune in to live coverage of the games through WSOU’s radio network.
Want even more updates? Follow on Instagram @wsousports for real-time game highlights and stories. For more news and updates about our broadcasts, visit this link.
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Pirates in the Field - Super Bowl LIX
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Seniors Farnsworth Hendrickson and Miguel Freire will be going to New Orleans, Louisiana, to cover the Super Bowl, as part of our new Pirates in the Field program. Stay up to date by following us on Instagram @hallsportsmedia!
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Alumnus Roger Newman Discusses New Novel Boys at Seton Hall
Join Dr. Roger Newman — for a conversation about his new novel Boys.
This work of historical fiction is inspired by his family’s experiences and the history of racial injustice and violence in the U.S.
Learn more about Roger Newman, M.D., here and register for the book launch and signing here.
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Graduate Student Day at Women’s Basketball Game
The Office of Graduate Affairs invites all current graduate students to Graduate Student Day at the Women’s Basketball Game against Xavier University on February 8, 2025.
Current Seton Hall Graduate students can request up to 2 free tickets to the event. Tickets are limited and will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. Request tickets here.
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