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201 Mullica Hill Rd
Glassboro, NJ 08028
(856) 256-4000

The College of Science and Mathematics builds on the foundation of a liberal education to provide graduate programs that prepare students for professional positions, enhance skills needed in current careers, and provide training needed for continuing study in doctoral programs. Committed to excellence in instruction and scholarship, its disciplines promote rigorous inquiry, analytical and integrative reasoning and decision making skills. In addition to the programs listed, the College supports graduate programs in the college of Education. The various curricula in the College combine the richness of science and mathematical theories and traditions with applications for the workplace in the new millennium.

At the undergraduate level, the Department of Theatre & Dance offers a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Theatre. Within the degree, there are five tracks. They are: Acting/Directing, Musical Theatre, Design/Technical, Pre-Teaching and Dance Theatre. The five tracks share a core curriculum of theatre arts courses while allowing students to extend study in their specific field of interest. Undergraduate students from other majors may also share in our interdisciplinary activities by choosing to minor, or concentrate, in theatre or dance. At the graduate level, two programs are offered. The Master of Science in Teaching (MST) in Theatre offers teaching certification through a BA/MST program, consisting of the Pre-Teaching Track in the BA program and the MST Theatre Education program in the College of Graduate and Continuing Education. The Master of Arts (MA) in Theatre: Arts Administration is a new, online Masters program offered through the College of Graduate and Continuing Education.

The College of Humanities & Social Sciences is one of the largest of Rowan’s seven academic colleges. Within its 8 departments and 7 interdisciplinary programs, CHSS offers 16 majors and 28 minors/concentrations. CHSS also provides a large proportion of the general education courses required of every Rowan student.

The College of Humanities & Social Sciences is one of the largest of Rowan’s seven academic colleges. Within its 8 departments and 7 interdisciplinary programs, CHSS offers 16 majors and 28 minors/concentrations. CHSS also provides a large proportion of the general education courses required of every Rowan student.

The Rowan University Reading Clinic has served Glassboro and surrounding communities for many years, offering assessment and tutoring for children that struggle with reading and writing. Rowan students, specializing in reading instruction, serve as tutors in the clinic. Each clinic participant undergoes an initial reading evaluation to determine his or her individual strengths and weaknesses. A retest is administered at the end of the clinic to measure the student's progress. The dual purpose of the clinic is to provide literary assessment and instruction to students grades 1-12, while providing opportunities for Rowan University students to develop skills as teachers of reading and writing. All children are provided individualized tutoring in reading by tutors who have advanced training in the correction of reading difficulties. All tutors are supervised by Rowan University faculty. The content of instruction and methods are selected from research based effective practices. Tutoring is either one-to-one or two-to-one. Upon entry each child is given diagnostic tests to determine current reading levels and strengths and weaknesses in reading. Instruction is focused on correcting problems in word recognition, comprehension, and writing. Children are tutored in the Rowan University’s Reading Clinic in Glassboro, NJ twice a week during the university’s fall and spring semesters and four times a week in the summer session.

Volunteer resources such as Big Brother/Bis Sister Program, Habitat for Humanity, American Red Cross, Relay for Life, Cathedral Kitchen,Ronald McDonald House, Hope for Education, Petey Green Prisoner Assistance Program, Gift of Life House, Cumberland County Animal Shelter, March of Dimes, Glassboro Child Development Center, Gateway Community Action Partnership and many more! We are located in Suite 210 of the Chamberlain Student Center.

Student Liaison- Voice of CGCE student body; Responds to questions, concerns, and problems put forth by the CGCE students. Responsible for planning at least one event a semester. Shares relevant information through email and social media with CGCE students. Serves a 1-2 year term. Current Student Liaison: Alexis Johnston, MBA student. [email protected]

Our mission is to further educate students about the public and managerial accounting professions. The Accounting Society is dedicated to providing students with knowledge that would not be traditionally taught in the classroom. This includes but is not limited to; Job opportunities, CPA exam tips, resume building, networking skills, and etc.

The major focus of the Office of Field Experiences is the placement of candidates requiring field experience in a school or clinical setting. The office also provides orientation sessions for collaborating teachers who will be mentoring Rowan's teacher candidates.

The Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) program at Rowan University provides contemporary graduate business education to professionals from diverse fields and academic backgrounds.

The Rowan Writing Center is located on the 1st floor of the Campbell Library, room 131. Hours: Mon/Wed/Thurs: 10am-6pm Tuesday: 10am-9pm Friday: 8:30am-2pm To schedule an appointment,go to our website rowan.mywconline.com OR contact us at (856) 256-4376, [email protected] or come see us in person! Limited walk-ins available. To learn more about our tutors, please check out the tutor bios: http://bit.ly/1v4QEjY To get the most out of your writing consultation: • Bring the writing assignment your instructor gave you or any notes you may have. • Have a clean hard copy of your draft. • Be prepared to work on big issues first (organization, thesis, voice, paragraph focus) before addressing grammar and editing. • Make your appointment well before the due date to allow yourself time to revise and polish your writing. • Come ready to work. Your success is going to take team effort.

Volunteer resources such as Big Brother/Bis Sister Program, Habitat for Humanity, American Red Cross, Relay for Life, Cathedral Kitchen,Ronald McDonald House, Hope for Education, Petey Green Prisoner Assistance Program, Gift of Life House, Cumberland County Animal Shelter, March of Dimes, Glassboro Child Development Center, Gateway Community Action Partnership and many more! We are located in Suite 210 of the Chamberlain Student Center.

Student Liaison- Voice of CGCE student body; Responds to questions, concerns, and problems put forth by the CGCE students. Responsible for planning at least one event a semester. Shares relevant information through email and social media with CGCE students. Serves a 1-2 year term. Current Student Liaison: Alexis Johnston, MBA student. [email protected]

A cyber gathering place for the students, alumni, and friends of the department of Mechanical Engineering of Rowan University.

The concentration is open to all students who are enrolled in a major housed within the College of Communication. Students whose majors are housed outside of the College of Communication can be eligible to enroll in the program with the permission of the New Media Concentration Coordinator. Most courses that are part of the program are housed in the College of Communication, although the concentration incorporates relevant coursework from other departments. Objectives of the Program • To give students expertise in new media from applied, critical, social and theoretical perspectives. • To provide expertise from a technical and societal standpoint; • To expose students to thoughtful consideration of the ethical implications of new media • To help students understand the business and political economic fundamentals of new media • To aid students in seeking jobs or other opportunities (such as graduate school) in their selected career path.

Rowan University is conducting cutting-edge research to investigate novel behavioral interventions to treat a variety of health behavior concerns, such as smoking cessation, diabetes management, overweight and obesity, physical activity, etc. All of our research is aimed at making evidence-based interventions more acceptable and accessible by interpreting them with technology such as smartphones, tablets, and the internet.

Information Resources & Technology Training Services was formed in summer 2004 to meet the technology development needs of Rowan University employees including administrators, faculty, and staff. IRT Training Services is comprised of four individuals Marybeth Hegel, Rolf Mikkelson, Jennifer Savage and Denise Ruggieri. IRT Training Services offers a variety of training opportunities that change every semester. We strive to meet the diverse learning styles of the campus community ranging from traditional face-to-face courses to extensive online resources, and online courses offered by lynda.com. Be sure to join us at Technopalooza, our annual event, focusing on the latest technology developments at Rowan presented in a lighthearted expo-like format. IRT Training Services manages the Information Resources & Technology Online Training Center available at www.rowan.edu/irt-training, the one-stop-shop for technology training at Rowan. This web-based system provides the campus community access to online class registration, training resources, and details regarding all training initiatives. Peruse our latest courses at Available Classes. Please contact [email protected] to discuss how IRT Training Services can help fulfill your technology development needs.

The Dr. Harley E. Flack Student Mentoring Program at Rowan University is an academic success and retention program which provides participants academic, personal, and professional support throughout the course of their undergraduate career at Rowan. Through personalized mentorship, academic support, professional guidance, co-curricular activities, and leadership initiatives, the program has successfully supported participants in achieving their goals and full potential as students at Rowan University. The Dr. Harley E. Flack Student Mentoring Program aims to improve the academic and professional success, retention rates, and graduation rates of active program participants. The program's focus is to enhance students’ overall university experience; support students in developing core academic, personal, professional and cultural skills; and foster in students some core civic and leadership proficiencies that will serve them personally and professionally.

This is a service for Rowan University students and alumni that provides exclusive jobs and internships. Employers are connected with Rowan students that fit their needs. Make a profile on Prof Jobs and get connected with potential opportunies.

Welcome! The Rowan Seminar program provides support for new first-year students during their transition to college-level work and to the Rowan campus and community. Many sections of Rowan Seminar participate in the Rowan Seminar Passport Program. Students participate in multiple campus activities and events in 5 categories: Artistic, Athletic, Student Success, Academic Enrichment, and Community Engagement. Get to know the Rowan campus and community and make the most of college!