Seton Hall College of Human Development, Culture, and Media

11/12/2024

Mental Health professionals, Seton Hall graduate students and alumni - join Seton Hall’s Department of Professional Psychology and Family Therapy at the 26th Annual Clinical Supervision Conference on November 15. Register today at https://secure.touchnet.net/C20188_ustores/web/product_detail.jsp?PRODUCTID=182&SINGLESTORE=true&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ay25

Payment for Annual Supervision Conference Refund Policy: A 50% refund is available for cancellations up to 7 days prior to the event.

11/11/2024

Join us!

Leaders in Law Enforcement Networking Experience
📅 Wednesday, November 13 | 3 - 7 P.M.
📍 2 Gateway Center, Newark, NJ

Designed for aspiring leaders in all law enforcement fields, this event offers the opportunity to network with seasoned professionals, discover the impact of higher education on law enforcement, and explore how Seton Hall’s M.A. in Law Enforcement Executive Leadership (LEEL) program can help you develop essential leadership skills.

Attend an Open House to learn more about the M.A. in Law Enforcement Executive Leadership Program.

11/06/2024

Seton Hall’s Department of Professional Psychology and Family Therapy hosts the 26th Annual Supervision Conference on Friday, November 15, on "Decolonizing Psychotherapy Technique: Implications for Practice and Clinical Supervision." Co-sponsored by the New Jersey Psychological Association (NJPA), the virtual workshop offers participants four hours of continuing education.

Payment for Annual Supervision Conference Refund Policy: A 50% refund is available for cancellations up to 7 days prior to the event.

10/03/2024

Seton Hall students à Ready to launch your career as a therapist or clinician? Join us on October 10 at 5 PM for “The Business of Being a Therapist.” Whether you’re pursuing mental health therapy, occupational therapy, athletic training, or physical therapy, Seton Hall alum Jeanie Winstrom, M.A., LCPC, will provide valuable strategies to build your own practice.

06/07/2024

Flashback to May 8, when our CHDCM Office of Fieldwork and Certification hosted the 5th annual Awards and Appreciation Dinner, where our graduating teacher candidates celebrated a successful completion of their year-long field placement alongside their cooperating teachers, clinical supervisors, and faculty who mentored them along the way. Maleike Hector '18 delivered the keynote address, sharing how his experience in the program influenced the teacher he is today. The following students from the class of 2024 were honored as finalists for Seton Hall's nominations to the New Jersey Distinguished Clinical Intern Awards (NJDCIA): Chelsea Alves, Brooke Appel, Nathalie Cuevas, Colleen Dennis, Sarah Manto, Elizabeth McCollum, Madison Miranda, and Lincoln Parker. From these finalists, Elizabeth McCollum, Madison Miranda, and Lincoln Parker received special recognition as Seton Hall's selected nominees for the award. The OFC congratulates the finalists, nominees, and all new graduates as they take the next step in their journey to educate future generations!

06/05/2024

Last week the NJ Distinguished Clinical & Cooperating Teacher Award Ceremony honored 3 nominees from CHDCM including Elizabeth McCollum (Elementary Education), Madison Miranda (Elementary Education), and Lincoln Parker (Secondary Education – History). Dr. Amy Kline, CHDCM's Associate Dean, opened the award dinner with the welcome address in her role as NJACTE President. Mr. Joseph Nappi, the 2024 NJ State Teacher of the Year, gave an inspiring and energetic speech congratulating all students and thanking cooperating teachers, college administrators and families for supporting them along their education journey. All nominees and Cooperating Teachers were presented with certificates by Dr. Jorden Schiff, the Assistant Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Education. The night ended with 16 Clinical Interns from universities across the state being awarded with the New Jersey Distinguished Clinical Intern Award. One award winner being CHDCM’s very own Madison Miranda. Congratulations to all!👏

05/10/2024

Shout out to our Art, Design and Interactive Multimedia students and faculty on 20 years of student expression through their annual exhibition, Nuanced! Nuanced features over 165 works of art from 24 classes plus freelance and independent work. Check out it virtually through the link in our bio! 🤩

(As seen above: Kailynn McIver | Museum Art | Digital Photography | Professor Martinelli, Arianna Fottis | Landscape | Digital Painting | Professor Schiller, Erik Perks | Seelife Brand Identity | Practicum Design Seminar | Professor Krus, Morgan Hurlock | Plantlets Brand Identity | Independent Work)

05/03/2024

Shout out to some of our amazing CHDCM faculty! The Seton Hall community gathered to celebrate the distinguished faculty members recognized for their teaching and research contributions at the 2024 Celebration of Faculty Excellence. Congratulations! 👏

04/30/2024

CHDCM Spotlight to our wonderful Music Ensembles! 🎶 With a variety of programming under the College of Human Development, Culture, and Media, the Seton Hall Music Program provides a hands-on musical experience for all Seton Hall students, regardless of major. The upcoming Spring Concert will be held Thursday, May 2, at SOPAC! ✨

04/26/2024

CHDCM Shout out to WSOU! WSOU celebrated its 76th anniversary as well as honored two SHU alumni for WSOU's Hall of Fame! Kim Mulligan '89 was inducted into the Hall of Fame and Rachel Haggerty '19 was also honored with the Distinguished Young Alumnus Award. There was a silent auction for WSOU's benefit, and for giving day 30k was generously and anonymously donated to WSOU. ✨🎸🎶

04/23/2024

CHDCM Spotlight to Dr. Edmund Adjapong! Dr. Adjapong was recently awarded the Early Career Scholar Award by the American Education Research Association Hip-Hop Praxis, Theories and Pedagogies SIG. Congratulations Dr. Adjapong! ✨