The University celebrated its 167th Baccalaureate Commencement, honoring Ukrainian Catholic Metropolitan-Archbishop Borys Gudziak and Indra Nooyi, former CEO of PepsiCo.
A joined partnership between the Center for the Study of Genocide and Human Rights at Rutgers, and the Educational Studies Department at Seton Hall, co-sponsored an event on Difficult Dialogues.
On March 29, Edmund Adjapong, Ph.D., Associate Professor and Secondary Education Program Director for the Department of Educational Studies, delivered a presentation on Culturally Responsive Teaching.
Seton Hall's master’s program in School Counseling seeks National Recognition from the American School Counselor Association.
The College of Education and Human Services and Alumni Engagement honor the work of faculty and alumni who embody a passion for and commitment to serve.
The Department of Education Leadership, Management and Policy announces recipient of the 2023 Gerard Babo Award: Nicole Giglia, Ph.D.
On Wednesday, April 5, five Seton Hall students from the Educational Studies Department traveled to New York for a briefing at UNESCO. The session was arranged through the partnership between the Cent.
In line with the emerging College of Human Development, Culture, and Media, the one-year M.S. in Professional Communication and Digital Media Arts program offers dynamic, digitally centric curriculum.
Education Leadership professor Christopher Tienken was an invited speaker at the United States Capitol in support of the More Teaching, Less Testing Act.
Education Leadership professor Christopher Tienken was an invited speaker at an international conference on neoliberalism in education.
Education Leadership doctoral students and a recent graduate assisted on a national survey of superintendent salary and benefit packages.
The Center for the Study of Genocide and Human Rights at Rutgers University (a UNESCO Chair), and the Educational Studies Department at Seton Hall hosted a Holocaust Remembrance event.
U.S. News and World Report recognized Seton Hall's online graduate program in Education Leadership Management and Policy as #58 in the nation and #2 among Catholic Universities.
Julia Van Ness, B.S.E. ‘18, now an 8th grade special education inclusion teacher, recalls her time as an undergraduate student in the Elementary and Special Education program at Seton Hall University.
First-Year Secondary Education Student is a founding board member of "Reach Out!", a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping children & young adults struggling with mental illness.
The College of Education and Human Services is proud that Msgr. Hanbury was an alumnus. We now wish to honor the work of other alumni who embody Msgr. Hanbury's passion and commitment to serve.
On February 25, Seton Hall will host its annual Graduate Open House in Bethany Hall. Discover how a graduate degree from Seton Hall can help you achieve your professional and personal goals.
Amy Kline, Ed.D., has been appointed to Governor Phil Murphy’s newly established Task Force on Public School Staff Shortages in New Jersey.
The College of Education announces the newly reconstructed Law Enforcement Executive Leadership graduate program to provide rigorous and progressive instruction for law enforcement leaders.
Dr. Omayra Arocho and Dr. Brian Conners of Seton Hall University’s College of Education and Human Services have joined the Buccino Leadership Institute as Co-Directors of the Education cohort.
