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Earth Day is celebrated every year on April 22. Earth Day marks the anniversary of the birth of the modern environmental movement in 1970. Today, Earth Day is widely recognized as the largest secular observance in the world, and more than a billion people mark every year as a day of action to change human behavior and create global, national, and local policy changes.
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Our Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies prepares students to become leaders in the quest for a more environmentally, economically, and socially sustainable society.
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Student organizations such as Global Medical Brigades and the Food Recovery Network provide ways to make a more sustainable and healthier global footprint.
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Sexual Assault Awareness Month
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The theme "Together We Act, United We Change" highlights the importance of working together to address and prevent sexual abuse, assault, and harassment.
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- KNOW MORE is an initiative of the Dean of Students Office whose mission is to provide important education around sexual violence prevention, alcohol & other drugs, and bystander intervention to the Seton Hall University community through creative outreach programs and campaigns.
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National Deaf History Month is celebrated from March 13 to April 15 each year to commemorate the achievements of people who are deaf and hard of hearing.
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The American Sign Language/Deaf Culture Club serves to educate Seton Hall community members who are interested in learning about ASL or Deaf Culture. This club provides engaging programs and workshops on topics surrounding Deaf Culture and American Sign Language.
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The University Libraries is pleased to offer a wide range of varied informational resources that promote inquiry and the expansion of knowledge for all members of the Seton Hall University Community. The following link leads to a site that features resources on specialized resources that are offered via the University Libraries.
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Seton Hall offers a master's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) via the Department of Educational studies within the College of Education and Human Services. The program prepares candidates to work with a variety of individual issues, including, but not limited to, autism, developmental disabilities, learning issues, and other behavior disorders.
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Seton Hall Best Buddies spreads the message of Friendship and Inclusion by creating events partnered with programs for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the South Orange area. Best Buddies is a nonprofit organization that offers volunteer opportunities to create an atmosphere of inclusion through one-to-one friendships, integrated employment, leadership development, and inclusive living—contact shubestbuddies@shu.edu.
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Arab American Heritage Month is an annual observance of Arab American heritage and culture. It honors the contributions of Arab Americans and Arabic-speaking Americans to the wider American community.
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Scottish-American Heritage Month
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During April, Scottish-American Heritage is recognized. From the first patriots, presidents, and industrialists, Scottish Americans contributed significantly to the establishment and development of the United States.
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Seton Hall University is hosting events centered around the celebration of our graduate students as part of the Graduate Student Appreciation Week. The event and activities are a great chance to network and socialize with your graduate student peers and to let you know how important you are to our community.
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Seton Hall University's top student entrepreneurs will compete for $16K in seed funding plus professional services at the 15th annual Pirates Pitch Startup Competition.
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The Thirteenth Annual Servant Leadership Day celebrates Seton Hall University's commitment to forming students as "servant leaders in a global society."
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The Diversity Banquet celebrates diversity and inclusion in the legal profession, hosted by Seton Hall University School of Law's Office of Equity, Justice, and Engagement and seven student affinity organizations.
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Sheriff Errol Toulon, Jr. will host a discussion that will focus on a recent Police One publication, Breaking the Mold: The New Leadership Playbook that Changes Policing. This article explores innovative leadership approaches, emphasizing adaptive leadership strategies, progressive policies, and modernized policing methods that challenge traditional paradigms.
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On the occasion of the commemoration of the assassination of the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., our community is invited to come together in remembrance, fellowship, and encouragement of each other.
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Join us in welcoming the transformational leader at Guardian Life, Michele Henson, for an open discussion over lunch on leadership and using service to tackle challenges in strategic management and business modernization.
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On Tuesday, April 8, 2025, celebrate St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Charter Day – an annual tradition that honors the University's founding in 1856 and the granting of its charter by the New Jersey State legislature in 1861.
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This year's commemoration is especially significant as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of sainthood for our namesake, Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton. Engage in a variety of activities, including trivia, a panel discussion, a book signing with the author of "Elizabeth Seton: American Saint," and the main convocation, which takes place at 3 p.m. in the Event Room of the University Center and via live stream.
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Join fellow Seton Hall students for an exciting 24-hour Hackathon where you'll work in interdisciplinary teams to tackle real-world challenges using data science, AI, and technology-driven solutions.
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The Syrian-American rapper, spoken word poet, and theatrical storyteller has a unique ability to draw in audiences from various backgrounds and generations through his signature blend of Hip-Hop and Arabic/English poetry.
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The Office of the Provost is pleased to offer another installment of its Impact Talks Speaker series, "Teaching, Learning, and AI," featuring Jonathan Gyurko, Ph.D.
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This annual celebration of scholastic accomplishments involves the entire Seton Hall University community, including undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, administrators, and staff from various disciplines. The abstract submission deadline has been extended to Friday, April 11.
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It's never too early to start thinking about taking a summer course! Try something new, take your interests to another level, or get a head start on the next year. Summer sessions run beginning May 20 through August 22, 2025. Registration for undergraduate and graduate courses opens Monday, March 31 at 7:45 a.m.
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We are deeply concerned and saddened by the ongoing outbreaks of violence and loss of life at home and abroad. Our hearts and prayers go out to those affected.
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Please take time to review our campus resources:
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| Are you celebrating your birthday this month? Come through to celebrate you with a treat from the Office of Student Engagement and Campus Inclusion.
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As part of Seton Hall's Charter Day celebrations on Tuesday, April 8, the Center for Catholic Studies and the G.K. Chesterton Institute for Faith & Culture will host a thought-provoking discussion on the state of Catholic higher education today.
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Charter Day celebrates the founding of Seton Hall in 1856 and the granting of our charter by the New Jersey State Legislature in 1861. It is a special annual opportunity to reflect on our history and purpose, our Catholic identity and mission.
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Love Your Neighbor Lent encompasses more than a dozen events hosted by Residence Life, Campus Ministry, and the Division of Volunteer Efforts (DOVE). This series will host the following events:
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11 a.m. - 2 p.m., in the UC Event Room
- Donate gently-used clothes to the bins at any residence hall or at DOVE between March 26 and April 6 — then join us on April 7 to shop the swap at NO cost! The first 250 people to browse the Clothing Swap will receive a tote bag to fill with any items they want to bring home.
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- 8 p.m. – The procession starts at the Seal, and the service is in the Chapel
- Spend your Sunday evening in worship and fellowship as we culminate the Lenten season with the traditional Palm Sunday service before Holy Week.
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Easter Break: April 17 - April 21
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We will be holding a day of presentations on the topic of "Immigration: Local and National, Religious and Ethical Perspectives," featuring Cardinal Tobin as keynote speaker and two panels. The University Core, the Law School, Immaculate Conception Seminary School of Theology, the Catholic Studies Center, and the Catholic Studies Program sponsor the event.
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Agape Latte is our student-faculty coffeehouse event on campus! It's a relaxed, comfortable space on campus where faculty and students can share stories of faith, of God's unconditional loving action in their lives.
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Take a break from the day and spend some time in quite prayer with Jesus in the Most Blessed Sacrament.
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Join the Immaculate Conception Seminary School of Theology as we continue our Lenten tradition of daily meditations. This year, our daily email reflections will be inspired by Matthew 20: 22-23, “Can You Drink This Cup?”
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- April 13: Palm Sunday
- April 17: Holy Thursday - University Closed
- April 18: Good Friday - University Closed
- April 19: Holy Saturday - Classes Canceled
- April 20: Easter
- April 21: Easter Monday - University Closed; Classes Canceled
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Month of April : National Volunteer Month
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April 2: World Autism Awareness Day
- April 6: Tartan Day
- April 7: World Health Day
- April 22: Earth Day
- April 23: Administrative Professionals Day
- April 28: World Day for Safety and Health at Work
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Passover (April 12- 20)
Passover, in Judaism, is a holiday commemorating the Hebrews' liberation from slavery in Egypt and the "passing over" of the forces of destruction, or the sparing of the firstborn of the Israelites, when the Lord "smote the land of Egypt" on the eve of the Exodus. The main ritual of Passover is the Seder, a feast that occurs on the first one or two nights of the holiday (observances vary). The re-telling of the Exodus accompanies this meal through stories and songs and the consumption of traditional foods, including matzoh and bitter herbs.
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- April 11: National Day of Silence
- April 12: The Fast of the First Born (Jewish)
- April 14: Vaisakhi (Sikhism, Hinduism)
- April 20 : Start of Ridvan
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April 23: Holocaust Remembrance Day
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Summit Spring Fling (April 4, Summit)
Join us for a vibrant weekend of shopping, fun, and community as we celebrate the arrival of spring! From Friday, April 4, to Sunday, April 6, downtown Summit will be buzzing with excitement as local businesses offer exclusive sales and specials to kick off the season.
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Art After Dark x Vibes After Dark (April 10, Newark)
Get ready, Newark! Art After Dark and Vibes After Dark are finally back together, bringing you the ultimate late-night fusion of art, music, and community. Expect electrifying performances, immersive gallery experiences, and a vibe like no other.
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HabibiFest 2025 (April 27, Maplewood)
A festival of connection, joy, and unity- honoring the diverse traditions of the Arab world.
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Please also join our Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee and our Heritage Month celebration planning committees. Get involved or email dei@shu.edu for more information.
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