by Alan Kaufman Chair, NJEA Higher Education Committee Attendance at the City University of New York was historically free. This began with its founding in 1847 as the Free Academy and continued until tuition was imposed by Mayor Beame in 1976 Continue reading
Gabriella Mannino Tomasello started her culinary career at the age of eight by working in her father’s first Continue reading
Dr. Valerie Travis-Reese’s path from high school to earning her doctorate and launching her own counselling Continue reading
Community colleges are the largest provider of higher education in New Jersey, enrolling more than 325,000 Continue reading
Diana Gonzalez, New Jersey’s Deputy Secretary of Higher Education, will deliver the keynote address at the NJEA Continue reading
The NJEA Convention is not for K-12 members only. It is for every member, including NJEA members in higher Continue reading
Did you know that about eighty percent of college students change their majors at least once? Instead of spending Continue reading
NJEA’s higher education members met to discuss the impact of county and state politics on collective bargaining Continue reading
NJEA is accepting nominations for the Higher Education Member of the Year Award. Criteria 1. Each nominee Continue reading
Laura Kirkwood is an instructional assistant in the Reading Center at Brookdale Community College. She works with Continue reading
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