Financial Literacy with Professor Stephen Larson
Students looking to save money in the new year joined Commuter Affairs for an installment of the Lunch & Learn series. This event featured Stephen Larson, an associate professor of Finance at Ramapo College, on December 3, 2018. Professor Larson spoke about financial literacy and credit card debt at the event.
Ramapo College Opens the First NextGen Dunkin' Location in Bergen County
On November 28, 2018, Ramapo College hosted a grand-opening celebration for its new NextGen Dunkin' on campus in the Adler Center for Nursing Excellence. Ramapo is among the first to open a Next Generation Dunkin’ location in New Jersey. It features a modern atmosphere and innovative technologies to make running on Dunkin’ faster and more convenient than ever before. Unique features of the restaurant include its innovative cold beverage tap system to serve beverages such as iced coffees, iced teas, cold brew coffee and nitro infused cold brew coffee, charging stations, and glass bakery displays. The festivities included giveaways such as free Ramapo College Dunkin' t-shirts, personalized Ramapo College donuts, and more! It's official, Ramapo College runs on Dunkin'!
Thanksgiving at the Birch Tree Inn
Students joined Ramapo Dining Services for a delicious Thanksgiving Feast on November 9, 2018.
Alumni Showcase Exhibition Opens in Berrie Center
"GONE AND BACK: ALUMNI SHOWCASE 1", a group exhibition of nine Visual Arts alumni, opened in the Berrie Center Art Galleries on November 7, 2018. The opening featured artists' talks on their different galleries. This exciting exhibition features alumni who graduated in various decades and are creating artworks in diverse media. A special section of the exhibition highlights paintings by Robin Keller. Other exhibiting artists include: Mauro Altamura, Jeanne Brasile, Amy Cunningham, Jose Hernandez, Alex Lake, Tom McGlynn, Mur Lun Kir Sa, and Juno Zago.
Men's Soccer Off to NCAA Sweet Sixteen
The Men's Soccer team's historic season continues as they advance to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen. They play on November 17, 2018 against rival Montclair State University at the campus of Tufts University. Learn more: ramapoathletics.com/news/2018/11/12/roadrunners-advance-t...
A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie Performs to Sold Out Fall Concert Crowd
On November 10, 2018, the Fall Concert at Ramapo College featured A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie with student opener Omietté. The concert was sponsored by the College Programming Board (CPB).
Disability Awareness Month and Queer & Trans History Month Closing Ceremony
On October 31, 2018, the Women's Center and the Office of Equity and Diversity Programs held a closing ceremony for the Disability Awareness Month and Queer & Trans History Month, featuring a performance by the Marked Dance Project. Marked Dance Project is a New York City contemporary dance company which features performers with and without disabilities, and was created by Mark Travis Rivera in 2009. Mark Travis Rivera is an award-winning choreographer and activist who also identifies as gay, disabled, and gender-nonconforming.
Women’s Entrepreneurship Week with ENACTUS
Women Entrepreneurship Week is an international movement in its fifth year continuing to increase visibility of female entrepreneurship. The student group, the Ramapo College Enactus team sponsored an event on October 16, 2018 with the Anisfield School of Business, Association of Latinos Moving Ahead (ALMA), and America's Small Business Development Center (SBDC) to bring this movement to Ramapo's campus. This event featured three guest speakers Sheila Robinson-Kiss, Kristine Deer, and Mark Miller, as well as a hands-on product design adventure.
Study Abroad: South Korea and Japan Presentation
Students who took the Japan & South Korea Study Abroad Program last May presented their trip experiences to campus on October 24, 2018. If you are interested in Japan and Korea and/or thinking about joining the program in the future, please contact Christina Chung at cchung1@ramapo.edu
Ramapo Reads: Frankenstein for Day-Long Reading
To celebrate the 200th anniversary of the publication of Mary Shelley’s novel Frankenstein, the Center for British Studies and the FYS Program co-sponsored an all-day readathon in the York Room of Birch Mansion. Approximately 100 faculty, staff, and students read sections from the novel.
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