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Communication Graduate Lands Social Media Role for NFL

Alumnus Francisco Reyes ’19 makes sure NFL fans catch the best highlights from the games on their newsfeeds.

Three young women, Kean grad students in speech language pathology, at the communication disorders clinic

After Loss, Family and Friends Show Gratitude to Kean Center for Communication Disorders

Speech-language pathology services at the clinic helped an Edison man get 'a little bit of his old self back' following a stroke. His family is now honoring his memory by supporting the work of the Center.

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‘Common-Sense Billionaire’ John Catsimatidis Shares Wisdom with Kean Students

Put in the hours. Get a great education. Find a mentor. Most of all, work hard. Business leader John Catsimatidis offered his advice for success to students from Kean’s College of Business and Public Management.

Kean College of Business and Public Management Among Elite Business Schools

Hear from the College of Business and Public Management dean, faculty and students at Kean University about how being awarded AACSB accreditation – a feat achieved by less than 6% of business schools worldwide – impacts each of them.

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Kean University Announces Dual Degree Agreement with Howard University

Kean students now have a faster path to earning a doctoral degree in pharmacy under a new dual degree agreement with Howard University that is designed to encourage more students from underrepresented groups to enter the healthcare field.

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Kean Q&A: Jacquelyn Tuerk-Stonberg, Ph.D., Presents Inaugural Art History Lecture on Dark Arts

Kean Associate Professor Jacquelyn Tuerk-Stonberg, Ph.D., will deliver a lecture exploring the world of magical amulets to ward off dangers and fears in ancient and medieval civilizations.

Kean University Launches Visionary New Center for Africana Studies

In a significant stride toward educational equity and cultural understanding, Kean University, the state’s urban research university, has launched a new Center for Africana Studies designed to become a leading resource for scholarly research, community engagement and educational programming, particularly in support of New Jersey's Amistad curriculum for K-12 students.