Daily Announcements
  • MLK Day of Civic Engagement Conference

    This will be a virtual conference in honor of MLK Day and will include keynote speakers, panel discussions, and high level civic engagement. 

    2022 MLK Day of Civic Engagement Conference: Keynote presentation "Critical Race Theory and a Country in Crisis" by Dr. Nyle Fort followed by faculty-led panel presentations. Speakers include: Dr. Richard Helldobler and Dr. David E. Jones.

    Dr. Fort's presentation addresses recent attacks on Critical Race Theory as the latest example of an age-old American crisis: the denial of our ugly past and the many ways it haunts our present moment. This dynamic talk both explains the continued relevance of race and racism in America while insisting on a more just future for people of all races and identities. Join us for a meaningful way to engage the legacy of Dr. King and leave with a deeper sense of what Critical Race theory offers, including its capacity to help heal our nation’s racial wound. Students will break out into two unique panel presentations each moderated by Dr. Mark Ellis and Dr. Djanna Hill. This experience is coordinated by Mari Rodriguez, Yolany Gonell and Dr. David E. Jones. Credit towards the Civic Engagement Badge, Social Justice Leadership Badge; PLI, and Greek Stars. 

  • MaCS Scholars Program

    MaCS Scholars Program is an excellent opportunity for students interested in pursuing mathematics (math) /computer science (cs) / computer information technology (cit) majors at William Paterson University.

    As part of the program selected students receive tuition scholarships, culturally responsive mentoring, research, internship and networking opportunities.

    The program website https://www.wpunj.edu/cosh/macs-scholars-program/ will provide you an overview of the program, selection criteria, and FAQs for more information.

    Application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdTPbRfPRooFCFh59xg26w7x3PewA27BL3PmOUgKhta7Cp2hA/viewform 

    Applications due by January 31, 2022

    This program is supported by the National Science Foundation NSF Grant #2028011, 2020-25

  • In "Kahoots" with CASL

    Please join us for In "Kahoots" with CASL on Thursday, January 27th. 

    There will be virtual trivia, game shows with giveaways and prizes. 

    Sessions will take place from 12:30pm - 1:30pm and 7:00pm - 8:00pm. 

    Please see attached flyer for information on attending. 

  • Black History Month Celebrations 2022

    Please join us for a variety of events from panel discussions on mental health to guest speakers, and socials to help celebrate Black History!

  • Zoom Drop-In Advisement

    Virtual Zoom Drop-In Advisement

    Monday, Jan 24th-Thursday, Jan 27th: 8:30am-6pm and Friday, Jan 28th: 8:30am-4:30pm

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