Centenary Professor Chosen as the New Jersey Social Worker of the Year
Terri Klemm, associate professor at Centenary University and director of the Hackettstown institution's Bachelor of Social Work program, recently was named…
Class Project Gives Centenary Student the Sweet Taste of Success
HACKETTSTOWN -- When most students hand in a final project, they heave a sigh of relief that it has been completed and hope for a decent grade to make…
Dr. Haney is Featured in
Inside Higher Ed
We in higher education need to provide a diverse and inclusive environment that challenges people to stop surrounding themselves only with others whose…
All Out – Cyclones Against Bullying
All Out The stranger on the phone wants to kill himself. He is young, a high schooler. He is attracted to men. His family doesn’t know. Neither do…
Have We Lost Faith in the Media? Who is at Fault?
When one of the president's strategists labels the media the "opposition party," and President Trump speaks of a "running war" with journalists, here is…
New Campus, new #VIBE at Centenary in Parsippany
[caption id="" align="alignright" width="534"] Kathy Naasz, Dr. Deirdre Christofalo and Tim Guella (Photo11: William Westhoven/Staff Photo)[/caption] Centenary…
OP-ED: Undermining the EPA Risks Decades of Environmental Progress
KRASSI LAZAROVA | APRIL 11, 2017| NJ SPOTLIGHT Why do so many of us express general support for environmental protection, but not see it as a priority…
Dr. Haney’s Letter to the Editor is Featured in the Chronicle of Higher Education
Centenary University's President, Dr. David P. Haney, is featured in The Chronicle of Higher Education. His Letter to the Editor is titled "Regional…
Centenary Hosts Its Second Annual Honors Convocation
Elisabeth G. Endrikat ‘12, Centenary University Alumna and Chair of the New Jersey Psychological Association, Served as Keynote Speaker Hackettstown…
After Sale, WNTI is Regaining Popularity on the Internet
Published by the Mount Olive Chronicle on April 12, 2017. MOUNT OLIVE TWP. – To many listeners of the once-popular WNTI radio out of Centenary University…