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Kean Grad, a NJ State Trooper, Guides Inner-City Boys on the Baseball Field
Kean Grad, a NJ State Trooper, Guides Inner-City Boys on the Baseball Field
When Rey Cruz Jr. ’04 was pursuing his bachelor’s degree in bilingual elementary education/history at Kean University, a professor gave him life-changing advice: In order to know the community you serve, you must walk the streets your students walk.
Kean to Play Leading Role in New State Literacy Initiative
Kean to Play Leading Role in New State Literacy Initiative
Kean University signed an agreement with New Jersey officials to facilitate a study of literacy and learning loss among elementary students as lawmakers work to improve educational outcomes for children statewide.
Kean Student Teachers Among Those Honored at State Ceremony
Kean Student Teachers Among Those Honored at State Ceremony
Three new teachers who recently graduated from Kean University were recognized as among the top student teachers in the state this year.
Kean Recognizes Juneteenth with Public Celebration, Announces New National Partnership
Kean Recognizes Juneteenth with Public Celebration, Announces New National Partnership
Kean University’s new Center for Africana Studies hosted its first Juneteenth Jamboree as the University announced that Phi Beta Sigma, one of the oldest historically Black fraternities in the country, is joining the KEANetwork employee benefit program.
Kean Graduate, a School Principal, Boosts Student Performance
Kean Graduate, a School Principal, Boosts Student Performance
Tomeeko Hunt ’04 M.A. has a dynamic philosophy as principal of Leonard V. Moore Middle School in Roselle: think innovatively, decide boldly and act quickly.
Adapted Physical Education for the Disability Community
Adapted Physical Education for the Disability Community
Join us for a compelling episode of Urban Impact with Kean Assistant Professor Alex Stribing, Ph.D., as she discusses the transformative role of adapted physical education in bridging gaps, promoting inclusion and fostering wellness among students with disabilities.
Kean Graduate to Be Pallbearer at Madeleine Albright Funeral
Kean Graduate to Be Pallbearer at Madeleine Albright Funeral
Kean Adjunct Professor George M. Gilcrest ’70, who was a security agent for former Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, was chosen by her family to be one of 10 pallbearers at her funeral.
Surprises on Four Paws Greet Kean Child Care and Development Center Classes
Surprises on Four Paws Greet Kean Child Care and Development Center Classes
Four new, furry additions were introduced to children in the Kean Child Care and Development Center preschool classes recently, a surprise gift to the youngest Kean cougars.
Kean Athletic Training Students Take the Field for the NFL
Kean Athletic Training Students Take the Field for the NFL
Graduates from Kean's athletic training program are gaining on-the-field experience with professional, college and local sports teams. Says one student currently working with an NFL team, "My office is a football field."