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WILL Alum Dr. Kristen Hands Clark (’05) to be honored for Outstanding FSP Course
Dr. Kristen Hands Clark (WILL /TCNJ ’05) will be honored on May 1, 2019 with the Outstanding First Seminar Program Course Award. Kristen teaches the WILL FSP Rebel Girls: Girlhood Activism and Social Change. Continue Reading
WILL Alum Brianna Santangelo (’17) receives National Science Foundation Research Fellowship
Brianna Santangelo (WILL/TCNJ ’17) has been selected as the recipient of a 2019 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship. This award will fund the remainder of her PhD program at North Dakota State University. Continue Reading
Gale Wayman ’70 Scholarship (WILL Program) 2019 Scholarship Recipients
Gale Wayman ’70 Scholarship (WILL Program) 2019 Scholarship Recipients Scholarship Recipients 2019: Ava Oakley Chelsea Triano Genesis Vasquez-Peralta Gale Wayman is a 1970 graduate of Trenton State College where she studied English education. She later went on to earn a Certificate in Group Practice Management front the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and… Continue Reading
TCNJ’s spring art exhibit inspires us to look at water differently
Be honest — how often do you think about the water that pours from your faucet? It’s a resource that is often taken for granted. But in TCNJ Art Gallery’s spring 2019 exhibit, Springs Eternal: Art, Water, Change, artists use sculpture, mixed media, graphic art, and illustrations to challenge us to consider about how we… Continue Reading
TCNJ’s spring art exhibit inspires us to look at water differently
Be honest — how often do you think about the water that pours from your faucet? It’s a resource that is often taken for granted. But in TCNJ Art Gallery’s spring 2019 exhibit, Springs Eternal: Art, Water, Change, artists use sculpture, mixed media, graphic art, and illustrations to challenge us to consider about how we… Continue Reading
TCNJ’s spring art exhibit inspires us to look at water differently
Be honest — how often do you think about the water that pours from your faucet? It’s a resource that is often taken for granted. But in TCNJ Art Gallery’s spring 2019 exhibit, Springs Eternal: Art, Water, Change, artists use sculpture, mixed media, graphic art, and illustrations to challenge us to consider about how we… Continue Reading
TCNJ’s spring art exhibit inspires us to look at water differently
Be honest — how often do you think about the water that pours from your faucet? It’s a resource that is often taken for granted. But in TCNJ Art Gallery’s spring 2019 exhibit, Springs Eternal: Art, Water, Change, artists use sculpture, mixed media, graphic art, and illustrations to challenge us to consider about how we… Continue Reading
TCNJ’s spring art exhibit inspires us to look at water differently
Be honest — how often do you think about the water that pours from your faucet? It’s a resource that is often taken for granted. But in TCNJ Art Gallery’s spring 2019 exhibit, Springs Eternal: Art, Water, Change, artists use sculpture, mixed media, graphic art, and illustrations to challenge us to consider about how we… Continue Reading
TCNJ’s spring art exhibit inspires us to look at water differently
Be honest — how often do you think about the water that pours from your faucet? It’s a resource that is often taken for granted. But in TCNJ Art Gallery’s spring 2019 exhibit, Springs Eternal: Art, Water, Change, artists use sculpture, mixed media, graphic art, and illustrations to challenge us to consider about how we… Continue Reading