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Happy Monday and—welcome to Spring! I hope that, between the rain and the NCAA tournaments that you’re feeling the season in earnest…and looking forward to seeing the March Madness coverage provided by our very own Pirates in the Field, who are headed to Newark for the regional this week, and afterwards to San Antonio to the Final Four!
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There is certainly a lot of energy around campus with events and activities around the University. On Friday, for example, I was excited to be among the CHDCM faculty and students welcoming our admitted undergraduate students for Pirate Preview—and though we have lots going on this week (such as the public celebration of our new basketball practice facility), I’m already looking forward to the events of Graduate Student Appreciation Week from March 31-April 4! We also just learned that our very own WSOU 89.5FM was just recognized by the Princeton Review as one of the top 25 college radio stations in the country….kudos and ROCK ON to the students and staff of our amazing WSOU!
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As crazy as it sounds, we’re rapidly approaching the end of the academic year, since we’re already thinking about fall classes, finals, and commencement…and I look forward to celebrating all of these annual milestones with you all in the weeks to come. But even as we peek ahead, we still have successes to celebrate, upcoming events to promote, and lots of other good news to share. So: read on and enjoy! As always, also keep your good news and event notes coming, and I wish you all a great first full week of Spring…
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Dr. Bryan Crable
Founding Dean
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Congratulations to Dr. Nicole Hansen, who was invited to present in the West Virginia University Center for Excellence in Disabilities Ability Grand Rounds Series on March 11, to their partners around the state and the National Association of University Centers of Disability network. The title of her presentation was, "Promoting Anti-Ableist Practices in Teaching and Teacher Education".
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Congratulations to Bob Ley '76, who has been named the 2025 Colin Jose Media Award winner. One of ESPN’s original voices, Ley’s career spans coverage of 10 men’s and women’s World Cups. His contributions to soccer journalism will be celebrated at the National Soccer Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony on May 3 in Texas. Read more here!
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Student Organization Highlight |
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SHU Theatre Council is always looking for new members, regardless of major. The Council plays a significant role in helping develop theatre at SHU. The Council produces student-led projects throughout the year and builds a sense of community between actors and crew alike. Membership is based upon attendance of general council meetings, held on the first Monday of every month, as well as tech involvements. Recently, for two nights, 5 shows written and directed by student creatives were performed as part of the Lizzie McCole One Act Festival. Take a look at production photos here.
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Hailing from Wayne, NJ, Eliana Driesse '25 is not just earning her degree—she's shaping her path as a dedicated educator. While pursuing a double-major in Elementary & Special Education and Social & Behavioral Sciences, she’s making waves both on and off campus.
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This semester, you’ll find Eliana shaping young minds as a student teacher in a Bloomfield, NJ, kindergarten classroom.
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On campus, she’s a dynamic leader— she has served as Director of the SAB, Student Coordinator for Know More, and a board member for the American Sign Language and Hillel clubs. Oh, and let’s not forget her roles as a second-year RA, Kappa Delta Pi member, and CHDCM College Ambassador!
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Eliana has taken her passion for education global traveling to Spain, Mexico, and Israel—where she completed a two-month school internship. These international experiences have deepened her commitment to working with individuals with special needs, making her a true advocate for inclusive, accessible education.
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WSOU attends the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System Awards in New York City
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During Spring Break, WSOU 89.5FM attended the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System Awards in NYC, where they were nominated for three awards, including best radio station! Before the awards show, our station representatives attended panels hosted by professionals in the industry, and a keynote address from the one and only Al Roker!
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Center for Sports Media News |
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Pirates Behind the Scenes: Big East Tournament Championship Recap
Our Pirates in the Field took us along as they got to cover the Big East Tournament Championship. Go behind the scenes with Caitlin Barrar, Chris Jones, and Nick Diblasi as they recap their day with exciting clips of the game, press conferences, venue, and more! Take a look at the video here!
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M.A. in Law Enforcement Executive Leadership Speaker Series
The Law Enforcement Executive Leadership program presents its spring Speaker Series. Sheriff Errol Toulon, Jr. of Suffolk County, NY, is an adjunct faculty member in the LEEL program, teaching both Budgeting & Resource Allocation and Human Resources courses. Register here!
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Seton Hall Ethics Bowl demonstrates strength at nationals
The Ethics Bowl Team rose to the occasion at the APPE Conference and National Ethics Bowl held in Norfolk, VA. From Feb 20-23, 2025. Students were awarded a great honor by being one of only 36 teams across the country who qualified for this prestigious event.
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Conference on Women and Gender 2025
Each year, Seton Hall’s Conference on Women and Gender offers a collection of exciting sessions that reflect the diversity of perspectives and approaches that characterizes scholarship on women and gender.
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South Orange Performing Arts Center (SOPAC) |
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Admission is always free to Seton Hall Theatre productions on the night of the event. Registration for performances at SOPAC is recommended. The South Orange Performing Arts Center (SOPAC) is located downtown at One SOPAC Way, South Orange, NJ 07079. For more information on SOPAC, visit www.sopacnow.org.
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Seton Hall Faculty Ensemble
The Seton Hall Faculty Ensemble return to SOPAC for an evening of thrilling repertoire and tight arrangements. When these hard-swinging musicians take center stage — and plenty of high-octane solos — they engage audiences of all ages with their virtuosity and spirit. Get tickets here.
Tuesday, April 22, 2025 | 7:30PM
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Peter and the Starcatcher (SOPAC)
Embrace your inner child! Peter and the Starcatcher upends the century-old story of how a miserable orphan comes to be The Boy Who Would Not Grow Up (Peter Pan). Get tickets here!
Friday, May 2 and Saturday May 3, 2025 | 8PM
Sunday, May 4 , 2025 | 2pm
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| Seton Hall University Annual Spring Concert
The Seton Hall University Chorus, Concert Band & Chamber Choir present their Annual Spring Concert, “A Celebration of Spring,” welcoming rebirth and awakening. Experience Seton Hall’s talented student musicians, under the direction of Dr. Jason Tramm. Get tickets here!
Monday, May 5, 2025 | 7:30 PM
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