�ֲ���ý News - Nov. 19, 2021

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More than 350 Attend Cannabis Career Fair and Business Expo

Vendors representing all aspects of New Jersey’s developing cannabis industry offered advice, internship opportunities and some job offerings at the at �ֲ���ý University Nov. 17.

More than 350 people attended the daylong event, which was co-sponsored by �ֲ���ý University, the New Jersey CannaBusiness Association and NJ Cannabis Insider.

“People are just learning about what opportunities there are, and how they can create a career,” said Spencer Belz, marketing manager at the medical marijuana company The Botanist.

“We are hiring now, and this would be an opportunity for those interested in the field or �ֲ���ý students in the cannabis minor program to get experience,” said Botanist administrative manager Lauren Ferguson.

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Council of Black Faculty and Staff Celebrates 50 Years of Advocacy

The Council of Black Faculty and Staff celebrated its 50th anniversary with a of past and present members in the Fannie Lou Hamer Room at �ֲ���ý Atlantic City Nov. 12.

“We are here to remember the past, embrace the present and look to the future,” said vice president John Gray, instructor of Organizational Leadership, who recalled arriving at �ֲ���ý as a student aging out of foster care in 1986 and being embraced by the council members.

“A lot of us were nurtured here,” Gray told the audience. “This became my family and I just want to say thank you. The man I am now is because of your nurturing.”

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�ֲ���ý Receives $700,000 Grant for Policing Project

Motorists and pedestrians stopped by police in Atlantic City or Pleasantville this summer might also be asked to be part of a research project.

�ֲ���ý University has received a from the U.S. Department of Justice to conduct and assess a new policing intervention in Atlantic City and Pleasantville that focuses on improving police-citizen interactions during traffic stops with residents and visitors. 

“We want to increase transparency, and also citizen compliance, satisfaction and trust in the police,” said �ֲ���ý Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Nusret Sahin, who is the lead investigator on the EPJETS project (Enhancing Procedural-Justness of Encounters Through Substantiation).

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SPOTLIGHT ON: MICHAEL LAW 

As �ֲ���ý celebrates its 50th anniversary, it has achieved another significant milestone. Michael Law ’00, assistant professor of Biology, was a National Institutes of Health grant, the second one in �ֲ���ý’s history. 

One outcome from the grant of $375,629 is an opportunity for �ֲ���ý’s undergraduate students to conduct research in a real-life laboratory setting while also being paid for their experience. This training grant falls under the AREA (Academic Research Enhancement Award) Program, which is awarded primarily to undergraduate institutes where the research not only makes contributions and new findings to science, but also allows undergrads the opportunity to prepare for their future in a scientific setting.

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Autumn Arrives on Campus

Fall’s palette has arrived at �ֲ���ý’s Galloway campus, and it could not be more beautiful. Shades of crimson, oranges and browns dress the treeline around Lake Fred and frame the many trails where students run and walk. 

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Reverse Advent Calendar Donations for Food Pantry

The Osprey Pantry, in collaboration with Mu Sigma Upsilon Sorority, Inc. and Lambda Sigma Upsilon Latino Fraternity, Inc., is holding another Reverse Advent Calendar donation drive this season to help stock the shelves. View this  most needed to serve as a guide.

📦 If your office is interested in participating, emailMonica Viani, program supervisor, to arrange a box to be sent over for the collection. On the last day of the calendar, Dec. 17, someone will come pick up the items you collected. 

Additionally, there will be a collection box set up outside

 

Read the SCOSA Newsletter

Read the �ֲ���ý Center on Successful Aging (SCOSA)'s December  for interesting upcoming events and newly added programming.

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�ֲ���ý memories, past and present . . .

"Little did I realize when I that it would lead to a 34-year career in journalism at the Press of Atlantic City, Los Angeles Daily News and Newark Star-Ledger. What is even more amazing is my first story in 1972 was about legislation creating a new state agency known as the Election Law Enforcement Commission. In 2009, I became deputy director of that agency, and I still work there."

- Joe Donohue '75

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