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Abby O’Connor named “Rising Star” in chemistry Abby O’Connor, associate professor in the department of chemistry, has been named a 2021 Rising Star by the American Chemical Society’s Women Chemists Committee. O’Connor is one of only 10 women to earn the distinct honor, which recognizes exceptional early- to mid-career women chemists across all areas of chemistry on a national level. The award […] Thursday, January 14, 2021 11:29:08 AM Alumni Association welcomes three new alumni chapters TCNJ alumni across the globe have a new way to connect with each other, and their alma mater, thanks to the creation of three new alumni chapters. The Alumni Association Board announced the approval of a career and community studies chapter, a theatre chapter, and a New York City regional chapter.  These groups provide TCNJ […] Tuesday, January 12, 2021 10:41:12 AM TCNJ and Ewing work together to promote public health this spring This spring, when local residents line up for their COVID-19 shots, students in the School of Nursing, Health and Exercise Science will be there to administer the vaccines. The partnership between TCNJ and the Ewing Public Health Department is one of the ways the college and the township are working together to protect community health […] Tuesday, January 12, 2021 10:36:32 AM A brief reflection on yesterday’s events: A message to the campus community from President Foster To the Campus Community: I was hardly able to watch and yet unable to look away from the events unfolding at the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. yesterday as Congress met for the Electoral College certification process. Having heard from numerous others in the TCNJ community, I know that I was not alone. As the dynamics […] Thursday, January 7, 2021 4:53:46 PM Word gets around: English professor Felicia Steele pinpoints how the pandemic has changed our vocabulary. Most of us were blissfully unaware of social distancing or flattening the curve before last year; we hadn’t made a curbside pickup much less masked up. In 2020 however, all of those terms were part of a growing pandemic lexicon that even a Covidiot couldn’t ignore. Students in LNG 202: The Structure and History of the English Language recently submitted Covidiot to the American Dialect […] Thursday, January 7, 2021 12:00:10 PM
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