Sept. 06, 2008
- Simmerman earns doctorate in education from Rowan
Millville resident Herbert R. Simmerman, Jr. recently earned his doctorate in educational leadership from Rowan University's College of Education. ... - Moore earns doctorate in education from Rowan
Mays Landing resident Robin L. Moore recently earned her doctorate in educational leadership from Rowan University's College of Education.... - Magan earns doctorate in education from Rowan
Ocean City resident Shelleymarie Magan recently earned her doctorate in educational leadership from Rowan University's College of Education.... - Hackel earns doctorate in education from Rowan University
Doylestown resident Adam William Michael Hackel recently earned his doctoral degree in educational leadership from Rowan University's College of Education. ... - Rowan partners with Pfizer on green chemistry initiative
Rowan chemical engineering students may help make a drug that eases the pain of arthritis sufferers gentler on the environment.... - Documentary on farming wins top prize in Philadelphia Press Association contest
Competing against entries by established broadcast professionals, a student-produced Rowan Radio documentary on preserving New Jersey's farms took first-place honors in the Philadelphia Press Association's (PPA) annual awards competition.... - Three Rowan Radio shows win 2008 Communicator Awards
Rowan Radio 89.7 WGLS-FM has won three Awards of Distinction in the 2008 Communicator Awards, which honor creative excellence by communications professionals. ... - On Capitol Hill: Rowan seniors participate in Model Congress
Rowan University students William Moen, Jr. and Thomas Woltjen, both of Camden County, are representing their Congressional districts in the 2008 United States Model House of Representatives in Washington, D.C. this month. ... - Rowan University garners another 'green' award
The New Jersey Clean Communities Council on May 22 recognized Rowan University with the 2008 Excellence in Education Award, given in recognition of the University's commitment, enthusiasm and community pride through cleanups, educational programs or projects that encourage the proper handling of solid waste, according to the council. The organization recognized Rowan for its "Clean and Green Day" a regularly held event that engages students, faculty and staff in cleaning up the campus and planting shrubs and flowers for beautification. This event coupled with other sustainability measures, including recycling projects, is an important component of the education process for everyone…... - Business honor society inducts Rowan students
The New Jersey Collegiate Business Administration Association, a statewide honor society, recently inducted four students from the Rowan College of Business at Rowan University, Glassboro. ...
