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February 2018
 
Yoo, a specialist in the use of digital communication and social media, traveled to South Korea where she surveyed Korean attendees and English-speaking attendees from around the world about how they used social media channels
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A species of spider that has never before been documented in New Jersey, Pseudeuophrys erratica, was discovered by two honors biology students
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“My biggest takeaway from this course is that civic engagement and giving back is important. Making a difference – even if it is to a small number of people – can be life changing,” says Alicia Roberts '18
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Waters will discuss the importance of the farm-to-table movement that advocates for organic, sustainable and locally sourced food for everyone.
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Students in the Cotsakos College of Business could receive $200 awards from the faculty-supported “Suited for Success” program to help purchase business attire for job fairs and interviews
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Williams will help plan NCUAR activities including conferences, workshops, webinars and publications
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Students Rebecca Renna and Robert Wolfe were among the 56 financial planning students from 28 colleges and universities who attended TD Ameritrade Institutional’s annual investment advisor conference, National LINC (Learn, Inspire, Network, Collaborate) in Florida
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