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A Costa Rica Discovery for O.T. Students
A Costa Rica Discovery for O.T. Students
Four occupational therapy students at Kean decided to postpone their final fieldwork on the path toward graduation so they could spend more than two weeks volunteering their healthcare skills in Costa Rica on a TraveLearn adventure.
Studying Brain Reactions to Improve Cybersecurity
Studying Brain Reactions to Improve Cybersecurity
Three Kean computer science students are studying the brains of high schoolers to determine the best way to teach cybersecurity awareness. They are using Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) technology to record the brain activity of the students as they answer confidential questions on internet use and security.
Grammy-winning Alumnus Holds Music Master Class for Kean Students
Grammy-winning Alumnus Holds Music Master Class for Kean Students
Kean University alumnus Alan Paul, a founding member of the Grammy Award-winning vocal group The Manhattan Transfer, recently shared his harmonizing expertise with Music Conservatory students in a master class.
Remembering Holocaust Resource Center Co-Founder Clara Kramer
Remembering Holocaust Resource Center Co-Founder Clara Kramer
Clara Schwarz Kramer, who spent 20 months hiding from the Nazis in a bunker and dedicated the rest of her life to teaching others about the horrors of the Holocaust, died recently at the age of 91.
Students Embark on an Involvement Adventure
Students Embark on an Involvement Adventure
Two weeks of fun and games with a purpose — Involvement Week and Involvement Games — encouraged students to join clubs and organizations on campus.
Premiere Stages – Theatre Students’ First Act
Premiere Stages – Theatre Students’ First Act
Premiere Stages’ Understudy Program offers a leg up to theatre students by giving them professional acting credits before leaving college.
WKU Student: From China to the United Nations
WKU Student: From China to the United Nations
Wenzhou-Kean University student, Yichen Wang wants to work at the United Nations after graduation, but she’s already had a chance to speak up during a General Assembly student event.
Program Aims to Help Students Succeed in Challenging Courses
Program Aims to Help Students Succeed in Challenging Courses
A new program at Kean is designed to help students excel by offering voluntary extra instruction in specific courses that have been identified as challenging -- like chemistry.
Professor Shares Italy Experiences with History Students
Professor Shares Italy Experiences with History Students
History Professor Christopher Bellitto, Ph.D., brought new insights into his classes after spending three weeks in Italy this summer and giving lectures at the Fondazione per le Scienze Religiose Giovanni XXIII in Bologna.
Doubling Up: Twin Siblings Adjust to Campus Life, Together
Doubling Up: Twin Siblings Adjust to Campus Life, Together
Naaseem Gabriel was accepted at every college to which he applied, so he had a lot to consider when it came time to pick a school. How far away is each college? How good are the programs? How much will it cost?