Saturday, April 27, 2024
The Center for Student Success (CSS) held (Major) Declaration Day on Dec. 1, an event geared toward providing students with information and advice on how to choose a major. Ramapo requires students to declare a major by the time they reach 64 credits — usually second semester sophomore year. The […]
As part of the Roadrunner TableTalk series, the Cahill Career Center invited Coyne PR’s Assistant Vice President Stacey Cooney to talk about her work in public relations and give career advice. The event was discussion-based, with a majority of the time being dedicated to attendees’ questions about topics related to […]
As part of the Presidential Speaker Series, President Cindy Jebb invited Alison Banks-Moore, Kristine Denning, Keith Dawkins and Peter Seminara for a discussion panel on leadership in the Pavilion on Monday, Nov. 28. The title of the panel was “Learning to Unlearn: Building & Leading Teams in the 21st Century” […]
In honor of Veterans Day, the Office of the President held an event in the Pavilion to honor veteran members of the Ramapo community. There, President Cindy Jebb, along with Lt. Col. Adam Scher, Mahwah Mayor James Wysocki, Bergen County Commissioner Ramone Hache and County Executive James Tedesco spoke about […]
The Office of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Compliance (EDIC) invited Jeffery Fountain, a tribal member of the Ramapough Munsee-Lenape Nation, to speak about oral history as part of its programming for Native American Heritage Month. Fountain, a member of the Deer Clan located in Hilburn, New York, about 3 miles […]
In anticipation of the results of the 2022 midterm elections, the Civic and Community Engagement Center (CCEC) hosted its Election Night Watch Party. The event takes place each year, whether elections are national or local for New Jersey. Although students from all sides of the political spectrum were gathered in […]
The American Cancer Society of Ramapo College (ACS) partnered with the Nursing Student Organization (NSO) for their first joint blood drive. Volunteers from the American Red Cross came to the Student Center to screen students and collect the blood while members from both student organizations took an administrative role, checking […]
Oct. 31 may be Halloween, but the Office of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Compliance (EDIC) held a different kind of celebration at the Arch with the opening proclamation for Native American Heritage Month. The event featured President Cindy Jebb’s opening proclamation, then transitioned to a discussion on the Munsee language […]
As part of Disability Awareness Month, the Office of Specialized Services (OSS) hosted its yearly student disability panel last Wednesday, which was titled “See Us, Hear Us, Know Us.” The panel was a student-led discussion featuring students with both visible and invisible disabilities, which included an audience Q&A at the […]
The Gross Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies hosted an event this week about Nazis and fascism with a focus on claims that President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the Ukrainian government and its people are Nazis. The event, titled “Where Are the Nazis? Memory and Myth in Russia and the United States,” […]
