Seton Hall College of Human Development, Culture, and Media

Last week, the Seton Hall College of Human Development, Culture, and Media gathered in Atlantic City during the New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) Convention, where faculty, alumni, and friends had the opportunity to connect, learn, and grow together. After the convention, we were thrilled to host an alumni reception at the Sunroom Lounge, bringing our Pirate family back together. It was an incredible evening filled with reconnections, shared stories, and a reminder of the strength of our community. #NJEAConvention #AlumniNetworking

This past week I was a part of a historic landmark for Seton Hall College of Human Development, Culture, and Media covering election night as the longest live broadcast in Seton Hall University history. Nine consecutive hours, 1,300+ views, 17 analysts, and 24 production staff later we announced Donald Trump as the 47th President of the United States. A special thank you to Dovid Holtzman, the News Director at WSOU 89.5 FM who inspired the project, and to Graham Marshman, the Executive Producer of SHU TV who supported the team throughout production and to Jorge A. Rivera, assistant News Director at WSOU for directing the entire show. I am honored to have been apart of such an incredible show.

Join us! ? Leaders in Law Enforcement Networking Experience ?? Wednesday, November 13 | 3 - 7 P.M. ?? 2 Gateway Center, Newark, NJ ? Designed for aspiring leaders in all law enforcement fields, this event offers the opportunity to network with seasoned professionals, discover the impact of higher education on law enforcement, and explore how Seton Hall’s M.A. in Law Enforcement Executive Leadership (LEEL) program can help you develop essential leadership skills. https://lnkd.in/dK74xm8B

Join us! ? Leaders in Law Enforcement Networking Experience ?? Wednesday, November 13 | 3 - 7 P.M. ?? 2 Gateway Center, Newark, NJ ? Designed for aspiring leaders in all law enforcement fields, this event offers the opportunity to network with seasoned professionals, discover the impact of higher education on law enforcement, and explore how Seton Hall’s M.A. in Law Enforcement Executive Leadership (LEEL) program can help you develop essential leadership skills. https://lnkd.in/dBY8mtkT

Join us! ? Leaders in Law Enforcement Networking Experience ?? Wednesday, November 13 | 3 - 7 P.M. ?? 2 Gateway Center, Newark, NJ ? Designed for aspiring leaders in all law enforcement fields, this event offers the opportunity to network with seasoned professionals, discover the impact of higher education on law enforcement, and explore how Seton Hall’s M.A. in Law Enforcement Executive Leadership (LEEL) program can help you develop essential leadership skills. https://lnkd.in/dK74xm8B

Aspiring mental health therapists, and OT, AT, and PT students — this one’s for you! Join us on Oct. 10 at 5 PM for “The Business of Being a Therapist.” Learn how to build your practice from Seton Hall alum Jeanie Winstrom, M.A., LCPC. https://lnkd.in/e6aAg97e

Flashback to May 8, when our CHDCM Office of Fieldwork and Certification hosted the 5th annual Awards and Appreciation Dinner, where our graduating teacher candidates celebrated a successful completion of their year-long field placement alongside their cooperating teachers, clinical supervisors, and faculty who mentored them along the way. Maleike Hector '18 delivered the keynote address, sharing how his experience in the program influenced the teacher he is today. The following students from the class of 2024 were honored as finalists for Seton Hall's nominations to the New Jersey Distinguished Clinical Intern Awards (NJDCIA): Chelsea Alves, Brooke Appel, Nathalie Cuevas, Colleen Dennis, Sarah Manto, Elizabeth McCollum, Madison Miranda, and Lincoln Parker. From these finalists, Elizabeth McCollum, Madison Miranda, and Lincoln Parker received special recognition as Seton Hall's selected nominees for the award. The OFC congratulates the finalists, nominees, and all new graduates as they take the next step in their journey to educate future generations! Photos by CHDCM graduates Carlos Buelvas ’24 (photos 1 & 6) and Maria Levandoski ’24 (photos 2-5) #FlashbackFriday #CHDCM #CHDCMOFC #FutureEducators

Last week the NJ Distinguished Clinical & Cooperating Teacher Award Ceremony honored 3 nominees from CHDCM including Elizabeth McCollum (Elementary Education), Madison Miranda (Elementary Education), and Lincoln Parker (Secondary Education – History). Dr. Amy Kline, CHDCM's Associate Dean, opened the award dinner with the welcome address in her role as NJACTE President. Mr. Joseph Nappi, the 2024 NJ State Teacher of the Year, gave an inspiring and energetic speech congratulating all students and thanking cooperating teachers, college administrators and families for supporting them along their education journey. All nominees and Cooperating Teachers were presented with certificates by Dr. Jorden Schiff, the Assistant Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Education. The night ended with 16 Clinical Interns from universities across the state being awarded with the New Jersey Distinguished Clinical Intern Award. One award winner being CHDCM’s very own Madison Miranda. Congratulations to all!??

In case you missed it, my co-host Mary Gamba and I are joined by Bryan Crable, PhD, Founding Dean of the College of Human Development, Culture, and Media at Seton Hall University, to talk about innovation in higher education and what leadership skills are essential for this next generation. Then, we talk with Rev. Edwin Leahy, Headmaster, St. Benedict’s Preparatory School, about the school's resilience-building programs and the importance of community and experiential education. Today at 5pm and tomorrow at 10am on #news12+

The College of Human Development, Culture, and Media is the singular place for interdisciplinary learning focused on innovation along the continuum of human development. Integrating exceptional faculty and dynamic, cross-disciplinary curricula, we strive to improve the human condition by collaborating across distinct fields that uniquely complement one another. Dean Bryan Crable will kick off Giving Day with a gift of $1,000! Join him in supporting CHDCM!?https://lnkd.in/eJJZ3-FB