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(11/05/11 11:00pm)
The return of the Psi Sigma Phi Multicultural Fraternity, Inc. Charity Ball to the Kean University campus comes with a recurring driving force behind the success of the event: humanitarian effort. On November 15, 2011, at 7:30 p.m
(10/23/11 10:00pm)
For students seeking some off campus travel, Kean University is not only conveniently located by multiple allowances for public transportation, but also offers affordable ways of doing so. Students can expect their next venture off campus grounds to be one that caters to their shopping, recreational or errand-driven needs.
(10/16/11 10:00pm)
As the Fall 2011 semester approaches its mid-term, the class of 2015 has already made quite the mark. Weeks prior to the semester even beginning, the incoming freshman flooded the class's Facebook walls with calls of anticipation, classroom and residence hall designations, and vows to be "the best freshman class Kean University has ever seen".
(10/16/11 10:00pm)
Exploration through the periodicals may be a familiar, comfortable, method to conducting academic research. What if the opportunity to collect data came at the effort of clicking a single "Play" button? The Nancy Thompson Library offers this method through its subscription to two video-based research databases: ‘Films on Demand' and ‘Theatre
(10/16/11 10:00pm)
As a continuing effort to represent student perspectives in The Cougar's Byte, our writing and editing staff are opening our pages to you – the readers. Many students in the past four weeks have requested we publish articles about their experiences and interests; but also in their own words. Our response: write away, Cougars; right away!
(10/09/11 10:00pm)
Despite what past results have shown for the outcome of the freshman class student government elections, commuter student Chris ZwatschkaZwatschkaZwatschka
(10/09/11 10:00pm)
On September 28, 2011, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) -- the membership organization that regulates policies and monitors adherence of those policies, mainly among four-year higher education institutions and conferences -- sent a notice of four allegations to Kean University. While the investigation is still ongoing for all four of the allegations, Kean University has taken immediate action on the third of allegations -- a violation of NCAA guidelines to comply with appropriate scholarship amounts awarded to student athletes compared to the average student body.
(10/02/11 10:00pm)
Over 6,000 miles away from the Kean University campus, something has grabbed the attention of Lebanon news headlines. The challenge, given to a Kean student, who has no personal connections to the country or knowledge of its language, is to find out what exactly that headline news is. It is safe to say that by the time one has purchased a flight ticket and mastered the language, or even taken the more logical route of exploring internet search engines for hours in hopes to come across a site that offers current international issues, the news has already become "old news". The Nancy Thompson Library at Kean University offers students a solution to this seemingly impossible task: Library PressDisplay
(10/02/11 10:00pm)
Though some emerging groups may not necessary be a "brand new" face to Kean, the reemergence does mark a new identity. Pasquale Costantino
(10/02/11 10:00pm)
Despite the emergence of many new, non-funded student groups on the Kean campus, culture based groups are few and far between -- though, to merely refer to FUNK as just a culture group, would be to ignore all that makes this group unique. Filipinos Uniting Nations at Kean (FUNK) explores the culture, trends, history, and connection among Filipinos; and of course, like many Kean University groups, the doors are open to any student.
(09/25/11 10:00pm)
While the full-time, undergraduate student council of Kean University has already convened for the 2011-12 academic year, 13 crucial, student-seats are still unoccupied; but as September draws to an end, new leaders will take their place and serve as the fresh perspective among the group: the freshman class government.
(09/18/11 10:00pm)
Trend has shown that students who find their intrinsic value in their relationship with their campus often rise to leadership opportunities, and even manage to adapt to roles that demand different leadership style and obligations. Kayla Lott, the newly elected 2011-12 president of the graduate and part-time student council (GPSC
(09/11/11 10:00pm)
Though incoming freshman may find several opportunities to commit themselves to a student leadership role on campus, only a few will put candidates head to head for the coveted spots with the deciding factor being the entire full-time freshman class: freshman class seats with the student organization of Kean University. These positions of president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, and nine representative seats all require students to fill out an application with the office of student organization before the September 14, 2011, deadline.
(09/11/11 10:00pm)
Though incoming freshman may find several opportunities to commit themselves to a student leadership role on campus, only a few will put candidates head to head for the coveted spots with the deciding factor being the entire full-time freshman class: freshman class seats with the student organization of Kean University. These positions of president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, and nine representative seats all require students to fill out an application with the office of student organization before the September 14, 2011, deadline.
(06/21/11 10:00pm)
Though the amount of personnel walking campus grounds has reduced for the Summer break, Kean University is not short on scholarly advancements. Several returning scholars, and some new ones, from The Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program have set out to pursue a doctoral degree.
(06/21/11 10:00pm)
In just five months, following his undergraduate commencement speech delivery, American musician and actor, John Legend, will make his second 2011 visit to Kean University.Tthis time, Legend will be performing music and storytelling with a small audience at Enlow Hall on East Campus. The special event is set to take place on Friday, October 14 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets for the event are now open to the general public and priced at $225 each.
(06/21/11 10:00pm)
After May has passed, most university students are holding vacation tickets in hand and embracing the summer of rest that lies ahead. However, for some students, this is the moment to gear up for another semester - or two. Recent graduate student, Salvatore Genova, happens to be one of those students.
(02/28/11 11:00pm)
As this year's graduating undergraduate students eagerly await their big moment on May 12, 2011, proactive planning should be their number one priority. Some final, yet crucial details are needed for the graduating student to take heed of. Below is a check list of items and dates to mark up on planners for a smooth undergraduate graduation:Cap and gown: This academic attire is the critically important for a graduating student to have for the big day. Extra caps and gowns will not be available at the graduation site. It is unlikely that any student wants to stand out on this day for negative reasons; adorned in anything other than tradition graduation-wear is a striking reason.
The deadline for turning in one's measurements for their cap and gown is Tuesday, March 22, 2011. Students may submit these measurements through an online order form at college.jostens.com/Jostens. The fee for the cap and gown is included in the graduation fee.
Students can pick up their cap and gown by presenting their Kean ID card in the University Center atrium on Tuesday, May 3, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Wednesday, May 4, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Thursday, May 5, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Friday, May 6, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Saturday, May 7, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Monday, May 9, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Tuesday, May 10, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.; and Wednesday, May 11, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, please call the University Center Administration Office at 908-737-5200.
Cap and gowns should be pressed and approximately eight inches from the ground. Studetns may hem them if needed. Caps should never be worn tilted to the sides and should face forward.
Yearbook and senior portraits: The yearbook of Kean University, The Memorabilia, is one great way to have history in hand. A graduating senior should make sure they are a presence in that piece of history. The first step to doing this is by making an appointment for their senior portrait.
Lors Studios is the designated as the official photographer for The Memorabilia. There is no charge for the initial sitting; a $10 fee will apply to any additional sittings that are requested by the senior. Seniors can make an online appointment for their senior portrait at http://44v.lorsstudio.timetrade.com or by calling the Lors Customer Service line at 1-800-891-3409. The last day to take a picture for the yearbook is Friday, April 29, 2011.
As a convenience, students may order their yearbook during their senior portrait sitting. The fee for the yearbook will be $40 and will it be mailed to the student's home following their graduation; this is so that photography from the graduation day is inclusive in the yearbook. Seniors can also order their yearbook online, through the publisher, Herff Jones by logging onto www.yearbookordercenter.com. Once at the web page, students will be prompted to enter their order number; this number is 4038. There is a $3.50 processing fee when ordering online. Students must order their book by May 28, 2011.
Class ring: Ordering a personalized class ring is another traditional and elegant way to capture the higher education journey through memorabilia. A class ring can be altered so that it reflect the exact etchings, stone, and design that fit the student who is ordering it. Personal messages and academic achievements can also be added to the design of the ring.
The Ring Vendor will be in the Hutchinson Hall lobby on Monday, March 28 and Tuesday, March 29, 2011, from noon to 6 p.m., and Wednesay, March 30, 2011, from noon to 3 p.m.
For more information on class ring options or order information, please visit
www.traditionsusa.com.
(02/21/11 11:00pm)
According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 631,636 American people died of heart disease in 2006; representing 26% of deaths of that year, heart disease retains its status as the leading cause of deaths among both men and women, a record held since the 1970's. With statistics so alarming, one would hope some proactive measures are being taken to aid in both awareness and prevention. Fortunately, some of the energy in combating heart disease is stemming from right here on the Kean University campus! John Vitug, a student of the Nathan Weiss Graduate College, is anticipating a May 2011 graduation with a degree in psychology concentrating in human behavior and organizational psychology; from there, Vitug plans to continue his "heart-filled" fight! Vitug is the president of a company headed by a four man team seeking to establish what Vitug calls "the original heart drink": Heart Juice.
(02/14/11 11:00pm)
Undergraduate students who are considering the Nathan Weiss Graduate College as an option for continuing their higher education should consider expanding and developing their organizational, communicative, technological, and leadership skills before applying. In doing so, they would be better suited in applying for the favorable, yet highly competitive position of a graduate assistant (GA). The Nathan Weiss Graduate College offers a limited number of spots to applicants; those whom demonstrate they have much to offer these professional and service positions are awarded them. The GA position requires students work 15 to 20 hours a week, according to the respective position. In addition to the position completely waiving the cost of tuition for graduate enrollment, a small compensation is offered based on hourly rate.