What Women's History Means to Me

Students highlight what Women’s History Month means to them, and share their female role models.

As March is Women’s History Month, people take the time to reflect and honor the achievements of women. This month gives many the chance to appreciate and pave the way for women who aid in making a difference in the world. At Kean University, students reflect on what this Women’s History Month means to them and who they honor during this time.  

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Preparation for Graduation

With Commencement coming up, there are many important dates for students to know.

Commencement is a time for students to celebrate the accomplishments they’ve made at Kean University. From making lasting friendships to expanding their knowledge, everyone has had the opportunity to learn something new over the past few years. With graduation around the corner, students should look out for the upcoming dates leading up to the big day. 

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Play Like a Girl

Brianna Shaw hosts, Play Like a Girl, a Women Empowerment Series panel interview.

On Tuesday, March 21, Kean conducted its women empowerment series by launching Play Like a Girl. In this panel, Brianna Shaw, facilitator and women’s swimming team member, led this event to celebrate women in sports.

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A Look Into the Legal Field

The Kean University Pre-Law Society has been reinstated on campus

There are many organizations on campus that are designed to help students seeking similar career opportunities to come together and create a sense of community on campus while further developing their professional skills. Here, students are surrounded my students with similar goals to help motivate each other and provide advice and assistance. One of these organizations is the Kean University Pre-Law Society.

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