WGLS-FM coverage of special events on and around the campus of Rowan University and Glassboro New Jersey.
University Assembled
(Oct 30, 2006)
Rowan University president Dr. Farish meets with faculty and staff.
Rowan Roundtable: Dr. Jay Kuder(Feb 23, 2004)
Rowan Roundtable is a monthly show that focuses on the Deans of the various colleges at Rowan University. Host Tom Ortuso interviews the Dean of the Graduate School, Dr. Jay Kuder.
African American History Month: Omar Tyree(Feb 09, 2004)
Author Omar Tyree speaks in celebration of African American History Month on promoting literacy. Tyree's articles have been published in The Washington Post, Essence, and Upscale.
African American History Month: Roger Wilkins(Feb 02, 2004)
George Mason University professor, Roger Wilkins, speaks in celebration of African American History Month on Brown at 50 - What Next: the 50th Anniversary of the 1954 decision of Brown vs. Board of Education.
Rowan Roundtable: Dr. Donald Gephardt(Jan 26, 2004)
Rowan Roundtable is a monthly broadcast that focuses on the different deans and colleges at Rowan University. The first Rowan Roundtable features the Dean of Fine and Performing Arts, Dr. Donald Gephardt.
Henry M. Rowan Speaker Series: Congressman Curt Weldon: Homeland Security - Part 2(Apr 07, 2003)
Henry M. Rowan Speaker Series presents Congressman Curt Weldon discussing Homeland Security: the situation in Iraq and our Regions current agenda. The speaker series is meant to stimulate discussion and thought on a broad range of topics in conjunction with education at Rowan University.
Henry M. Rowan Speaker Series: Congressman Curt Weldon: Homeland Security - Part 1(Apr 07, 2003)
Henry M. Rowan Speaker Series presents Congressman Curt Weldon discussing Homeland Security: the situation in Iraq and our Regions current agenda. The speaker series is meant to stimulate discussion and thought on a broad range of topics in conjunction with education at Rowan University.
Women's History Month: Dr. Claire Moses(Mar 06, 2003)
Dr. Claire Moses is Professor of Womens Studies and Affiliate Professor of History at the University of Maryland. In 2003, she was recognized as the university's Outstanding Woman of the Year. She is also the Editorial Director of Feminist Studies, a leading journal of womens studies scholarship and theory. Dr. Mosess research and teaching interests focus on feminist theory and histories of feminist organizing and on the history of European women.
Women's History Month: Miranda Massie(Mar 04, 2003)
Miranda Massie, Esquire, was lead counsel for the student intervenors in Grutter v. Bollinger. She is currently an associate with Scheff & Washington, P.C. Her presentation is titled: Standing on the Promise of Brown and Building a New Civil Rights Movement - the student interveners in Grutter v. Bollinger.
African American History Month: Dr. Eugene DeLoatch(Feb 27, 2003)
Dr. Eugene DeLoatch holds two bachelors degrees-one in mathematics from Tougaloo College and another in electrical engineering from Lafayette College. He also has a masters degree in electrical engineering and a doctorate in bioengineering from the Polytechnic University of Brooklyn. Dr. DeLoatch discusses issues of African American presence and racial diversity within the engineering industry in his presentation, titled US Engineering Workforce Whats Missing?
