Announcements

2024 Gifts From the Heart Program

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Each year, the NJCU Gifts from the Heart Committee collects, wraps, and distributes gifts for children and families in our Jersey City community and beyond.

This year, the committee continues to collect toys for the RWJ Children’s Hospital of New Jersey and new clothes and toys for children through our partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Essex, Hudson, & Union Counties.

Won't you help us help these wonderful organizations this year with your generosity?

Please consider opening a wish list below to sponsor a child. All gifts must be unwrapped and labeled with the child’s name, age, and number on the list.

WHAT WE NEED for RWJ Children’s Hospital of New Jersey:
Unwrapped gifts for children ages 4 to 17 including toys, games, and books. Please no clothing, or video games unless it is the complete handheld console (i.e. Gameboy).

RWJ Children's Hospital Donor Form

WHAT WE NEED for Big Brothers Big Sisters:
New clothes and toys for children through Big Brothers Big Sisters of Essex, Hudson & Union. Please review the Big Brothers Big Sisters wishlist and complete the donor form.

When dropping off donations please make sure all gifts are unwrapped and labeled with the child’s name, age and gift # on the list.

Big Brothers Big Sisters Wish List

DROP OFF your donations anytime during the month of November, from November 1-30 at one of the following locations:

John J. Moore Athletic and Fitness Center:
110 Culver Ave.

Dean of Students Office:
Michael B. Gilligan Student Union Room 111

Jo Anne Juncker Children's Learning Center:
Hepburn Hall Room 101

Congressman Frank J. Guarini Library

Health & Wellness Center:
Vodra Hall 107

For more information call: Sergio Villamizar at ext. 2170 or e-mail: svillamizar@njcu.edu

Donors will be invited to a card signing event on Wednesday, December 4 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Gilligan Student Union lobby, across from GSUB Room 111. Light refreshments will be served.

Young Women’s Financial Wellness Forum at the New York Stock Exchange

Co-hosted with the NYSE and P&G

Wednesday, December 11, 2024 | Leaving NJCU at 11 a.m.

Front entrance of the New York Stock Exchange

This year’s Forum will shine a spotlight on the Harriet Tubman Coin issued by the U.S. Mint. In addition to having experts speak about young women’s financial literacy, we will conduct conversations with two special guests: Ventris Gibson, Director of the U.S. Mint, who will discuss Harriet Tubman as an inspiration to leadership and financial education, as well as with a representative from the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.

This trip is for all womyn-identified students.

Registration (Travel Form) Deadline: Thursday, November 21, 2024 at 12 p.m.

https://www.njcu.edu/about/njcu-policies-and-procedures/university-policy-library/student-services-and-responsibilities-policies/student-travel-policy

Email us for any questions: njcuwomenscenter@njcu.edu

Adult and Continuing Education

6-Week Fundamental & Personal Enrichment Courses

Our Fundamental courses offer flexible online learning for students who need to study at their own pace, affordable price points accessing quality and cost-effective skills, in a wide range of topics from business and computer science to personal development and creative arts, courses in every industry to match your career goals or personal interests.

Click on any of the below offerings to learn more!

Community Music School – Real Time Immerse yourself in live music sessions, hone your musical talents, and connect with fellow enthusiasts in a vibrant learning environment.
Empowering Students With Disabilities Discover effective strategies to support and uplift students with disabilities, fostering inclusive and dynamic educational spaces.
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Suite Dive into the world of AI and machine learning, and learn how these cutting-edge technologies are transforming industries and shaping the future.
Introduction to Photoshop Unleash your creativity by mastering Photoshop essentials, enabling you to craft stunning visuals for personal projects or professional endeavors.
Writing and Editing Value Suite Enhance your writing and editing prowess to communicate with clarity and impact, whether crafting compelling stories or precise reports.
A to Z Grant Writing Explore the comprehensive process of grant writing, equipping you to support non-profits, schools, and organizations in securing essential funding.

For more details or to enroll, contact us: Adult and Continuing Education | 201-200-3089 | conted@njcu.edu

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Housing Applications Are Still Available

The housing applications for Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 are still open to all students. Secure your spot today. Apply now!

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Highlighting Support for Our Community

Recent events have deeply affected the Greenville NJCU community, impacting mental health. Acknowledging the distress, we're here to support, listen, and empathize. The Counseling Center and Speicher-Rubin Women's Center provide confidential services, including counseling, support groups, and assistance from Venida Rodman Jenkins, our victim advocate. Your mental health matters to us.

For more information:

Counseling Center

Speicher-Rubin Women's Center for Equity and Diversity

2025 Kathy Potter Memorial Writing Award

Deadline: May 20, 2025

Submissions must be 2,000-3,000 words and be submitted in a file that includes title and word count, but not the author’s name. A separate file should include the title of the submission, author name, course, and semester for which it was written, and contact information. No more than one submission per student.

Email submissions by May 20, 2025 to: Edvige Giunta (egiunta@njcu.edu), Jacqueline Ellis (jellis@njcu.edu), and Joshua Fausty (jfausty@njcu.edu).

CENTER FOR CAREER AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Tell Us About Your Post-Graduation Plans

NJCU Class of 2024! Congratulations on your graduation! We'd love to hear more about your next steps. This information helps us to not only see where you're going but will also assist future NJCU students in navigating their career paths.

If you are still trying to figure out what you want to do next, please know the Center for Career and Professional Development is here for you. Locate your career counselor to make an appointment. You don't have to do this alone.

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PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT

WANTED FOR ONLINE STUDY: Hispanic Immigrant parents raising children aged 5-10

The NJCU Department of Psychology is seeking non-U.S. born Hispanic immigrant parents raising a child aged 5-10 to volunteer in an online parental survey of 20-30 minutes. Responses are anonymous and will help the investigators understand challenges faced by migrant families in the U.S. Results will be disseminated for peer-review and used for intervention and training programs.

If you are over the age of 18 and interested, please click on the link to read the consent form for more information.