NJ Monthly - October 2014

finance, management, marketing and
accounting. “The school signifies the
enormous growth of our business pro-
gram,” says Dr. Sue Henderson, presi-
dent of NJCU. “We’re teaming with
Wall Street firms in Jersey City to help
students land meaningful internships
and, eventually, jobs.”
All students are encouraged to
complement their learning beyond the
classroom not only with internships,
but also via the Campus Without
Borders initiative, and internationally
industry needs and the education of
warehousing workers,” says Henderson.

›› ADVANCED DEGREES

Graduate opportunities abound at
SETON HALL UNIVERSITY
through the Historic Cities program
and study abroad. Stipends are avail-
able for those unable to afford the cost
of international study.
Actively involved in its urban com-
munity, NJCU partnered with the
Institute for Student Achievement
(ISA) and the Jersey City School
District to open Innovation High
School, a small school with a goal of
preparing underserved and underper-
forming teens for college and careers.
Faculty within the university’s educa-
tion department aid in developing cur-
riculum based on ISA’s research.
NJCU also recently opened
Logistics Center at its Business
Development Incubator (BDI) to train
and certify middle management work-
ing in the warehousing sector. “This
program bridges the gap between

“Cultural exchange and global scholarship are central to education at NJCU.”

—Dr. Sue Henderson
President’s Hall, Seton Hall University.

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