If the course you are trying to register for has a waitlist, be sure to add yourself to the waitlist. Monitor the you Stockton email to see if a seat in the course opens up.

If a course is full and you are the first student on the waitlist, you may email the professor with a request to be accepted in the the course as an additional student, above the course capacity. 

If the professor is willing to accept you into the course, he or she will contact the Assistant Dean, who will review and respond to your request. Registration in coures above the set capacity is a rare occurance and is usually permitted only under exceptional circumstances.

As with the usual course registration process, priority registration goes to the student in the first position on the waitlist. 

The first course of action for a student having an issue with an assignment, course, grade, or professor is to meet with the professor to discuss their concerns.

If you cannot to come to a resolution, the matter is referred to the Assistant Dean and the Dean. Please fill out the Student Intake/Issue Report Form as a first step.  This will notify the office of the issue and we can then research and get back to you with a resolution.

Please email the professor teaching the course to request that they issue you an electronic permit. Once they have issued it, you will be able to register yourself in the course. 

Be sure to click on the course title to check that you meet the course prerequisites and registration restrictions. 

You may also complete the Permission of Instructor Request Form. 

All major and minor changes/declarations must be submitted digitally.

To make a request, log in to your Go Stockton portal. Access your Student Services tab > Student Tools > Change of Major/Minor.

Students interested in Dance are subject to review.

Students meet with their preceptor once a semester (one day for first-year and sophomore students, one day for junior and senior students) to plan their course schedule for the following semester. 

Preceptorial Advising Days and the days students can begin registering for classes (based on number of earned credits) can be found on the University Academic Calendar. 

You can learn more about Degree Works by visiting this page. You can also visit The Center for Academic Advising to make an appointment with an academic advisor. 

Once you have found a preceptor (usually a faculty member in your major) and they have agreed to be your preceptor, they will need to accept you as their preceptee in the GoStockton Portal. 

Campus updates related to COVID-19 can be found here. 

The locations and office hours for the following offices may be accessed via their webpages:

• Academic Advising
• Student Records
• Bursar's Office
• Financial Aid
• Care & Community Standards
• The Wellness Center
• Information Technology Services
• Career Education & Development
• Tutoring Center
• Service Learning
• Washington Internship Program
• Library

Please go the Bursar's Office and pay the $25 fee to obtain a key form.  The Bursar's Office will scan the completed key form and send it to Brian Lyons. 

You must also complete The Piano Practice Room Contract and email that along with a copy of your Student ID to Brian Lyons. Please note that there is a one-hour limit on using a piano practice room. 

Please contact Brian at 609-652-4891 or brian.lyons@stockton.edu with any questions. 

Please go the Bursar's Office and pay the $25 fee to obtain a key form.  The Bursar's Office will scan the completed key form and send it to Brian Lyons. 

You must also complete The Instrument Usage Contract and email that along with a copy of your Student ID to Brian Lyons.  

Please contact Brian at 609.652.4891 or brian.lyons@stockton.edu with any questions. 

Please go the Bursar's Office and pay the $25 fee to obtain a key form.  The Bursar's Office will scan the completed key form and send it to Brian Lyons. 

You must also complete The Instrument Storage Room Agreement and email that along with a copy of your Student ID to Brian Lyons.  

Please contact Brian at 609.652.4891 or brian.lyons@stockton.edu with any questions. 

Please see Deanna Tumas, Deanna.Tumas@stockton.edu, in K-150 for questions about the student working hiring process. 

Please refer to your academic program webpage. You may also contact the appropriate Program Chair for your major of choice via email here or Vic Conover, Senior Curriculum Advisor, at Vic.Conover@stockton.edu. 

You may email the Program Chair of your major of choice for more information about your field of study. 

Additionally, there are several Open House events throughout the academic year where you will have the opportunity to speak to a faculty member in your major and tour the facilities. 

You may apply to take a course as a non-matriculated student here. 

Registration dates for non-matriculated registration can be found on the academic calendar.

View the schedule of courses by term here. 

Please email the Visual Arts Program Chair, Hannah Ueno at hannah.ueno@stockton.edu.

Illness/Bereavement/Personal: If you become ill or need to miss class for any reason, you must contact the ARHU office in sufficient time for an Official Cancellation Notice to be posted.

Email Michelle Wismer at michelle.wismer@stockton.edu and Deanna Tumas at deanna.tumas@stockton.edu to notify the office that you are cancelling class. Inlcude the instructions that you provided for students and a brief explanation for cancelling. Additionally, call the office at (609) 652-4505 to ensure that they received your message. Please ask to speak with a member of the ARHU Staff (do not leave a message with a student worker.)

The office will post a cancellation notice which will include a note directing students to check their Stockton email account for any assignments that you want them to complete prior to the next scheduled class meeting. You should email the assignment to your students directly through your faculty web/class account. 

Academic Conferences: If you will be traveling for an academic conference, please notify the Assistant Dean of your plans for class coverage in writing no later than two weeks before your travel dates. 

Note: Additionally, it is only necessary for you to email the Assistant Dean if you need to make any alternate arrangements for your classes. We also ask instructors to make up any missed classes, if it is possible to do so.

In instances where the course has a waitlist, if the student is in the first place on the waitlist, please send the Assistant Dean an email requesting that the student be registered as an additional student. Faculty should only contact the Assistant Dean on behalf of a student if there is a compelling reason (e.g., graduating senior) and a seat in the room. Please also keep in mind classrooms do have set fire code capacities. We cannot, by law, go over the room capacity.

Email requests to print tests should be sent to all Dean's Office staff. Brian Lyons will respond first. In his absence, other staff members will respond to the request.

We highly reccommend that you familiarize yourself with the following campus resources and include their contact information in your syllabi.

•  Stockton's Wellness Center
  • Learning Access Program
  • Counseling Center 
  • Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Center
  • Health Services
  • Alcohol and Drug Education Program
  • Health Education Program
• Care & Community Standards Office
• Office of Institutional Diversity and Equity
• Stockton Campus Police

Please plan to print all copies and course materials at least one week in advance of the date by which you need them. 

Be sure to give all exams that you need photocopied directly to Brian Lyons. Do not leave them in the work bin.

Due to Copyright laws, requests for photocopying of entire books absolutely will not be honored.

Through Follett College Bookstores, Custom Academic Publishing Company provides a service to secure copyright permission, custom publishing, permission for out-of-print books, and Harvard Case Studies. CAPCO also offers a copyright “permission only” service. Forms are available in K-150.

Please contact Vic Conover, Vic.Conover@stockton.edu, to see if changing your room assignment is possible. We will make every effort to ensure that your rooms meet the needs of your classes, but due to space limitations, it may not always be possible to fulfill every request.

Please do remember to check your rooms before the start of the semester, so that we can minimize issues once the semester starts. You are more than welcome to make arrangements to switch rooms with other instructors on your own, but please notify the office immediately so that we can maintain the accuracy of the class schedule online and make sure there are no unforeseen issues.

For regular or recurring lab reservations, please include this information on your Course Scheduling Form. You may also request labs directly from Information Technology Services by filling out their online request form.

Faculty should acknowledge that students who observe religious holidays are absent from class for valid reasons. Students have an obligation to notify the faculty member within the first three weeks of the semester if any class session will be missed due to religious observance, and to make up their work and attend alternative class hours, if such are available. Please announce this message in your classes. 

1. Log in to the “GO” Portal.
2. In the far right column, under “Faculty Advising Tools,” click on “Issue Permit.”
3. Select Term, click SUBMIT.
4. Enter the Z number of the student to receive the POI. In “Search Type,” make sure “all” is selected, then click SUBMIT.
5. On Student Verification page, verify that this is the correct student to PERMIT into your course. If yes, click SUBMIT.
6. Courses for which you are allowed to issue POIs will appear in a drop-down menu. Select the course you would like to PERMIT the student into.
7. Scroll down a bit and select “Override Everything but CAPP” under “Permit Type,” then click SUBMIT.
8. Screen updates to show the student you just permitted to your course with the course listing. NOTE: You may need to click SUBMIT once more in order for the permit to process.

This is only a permit for the student to be allowed to register for this course. This does not automatically add the student to your course. 

Independent Study Forms, along with a syllabus, must be submitted to Michelle Wismer, Michelle.Wismer@stockton.edu for approval by the Assistant Dean.

The Office of Staff Counsel requires that a Contract number be assigned to the Affiliation Agreements for off-campus internships.  A Contract Assignment Form must be processed so that a contract number can be assigned prior to the Affiliation Agreement being sent to the Affiliate/Contractor.

All ARHU Affiliation Agreements will be processed through the School Office. Please remember that a School of Arts & Humanities Contract Assignment Form will need to be completed and submitted along with the University Internship Form.

All Affiliation Agreement forms for off-campus Internships will be processed through Michelle Wismer, Michelle.Wismer@stockton.edu  She will also be keeping a log tracking the approval status and a database of all Affiliation Agreements within ARHU. 

Please note that the Internship Form will not be approved by the Assistant Dean until the Contract Agreement Form and Affiliation Agreement have been processed. 

All students must complete their registration prior to the start of their Internship.

Please visit the General Studies website to view materials related to General Studies course proposal/review process. The “G” Course Approval Form may be accessed here.

You can learn more about Degree Works by visiting this page. You can also contact The Center for Academic Advising at 652-4504 or email degreeworkshelp@stockton.edu.

To add a preceptee to your roster, log in to your Go Stockton portal. Faculty tab > Faculty Advising Tools > Form for Accepting a New Preceptee.

Please visit the Resources for Preceptors page. 

Fill out this form and submit it to your Program Chair and then the Dean for their approval and signatures. Once the form has been signed, please send it to Deanna Tumas, Deanna.Tumas@stockton.edu, for processing. 

Instructors can make grade changes for the current or past two semesters using the "Grade Change" link under "Faculty Advising Tools" on the Faculty tab in the Portal.  Once a change is submitted, both the instructor and student will receive a confirmation email.  The change will be visible on the student's transcript and the "Grade Summary" screen but not on the "Final Grades" screen. Changes can only be made to A - F, I and X grades. For changes in other situations, please contact the Assistant Dean or the Registrar's office (registrar@stockton.edu).

The official Academic Calendar may be accessed here. Please take note of these important dates and deadlines in your course syllabi. 

The Final Week Schedule for the Galloway campus can be found on the University Academic Calendar. 

You can view the holiday calendar for this year on the Human Resources website here. 

The ARHU office will be open with limited staff and no mail service on the holidays when classes do meet.

Professional updates are due quarterly and will be included in an annual Scholarly and Professional Activity Report. They now must be submitted in Chicago Style to DeannaTumas, Deanna.Tumas@stockton.edu. All items must be completed, published, etc., within each quarterly timeframe.  Deanna will send out reminders at the appropriate time to remind you. 

You may view the deadlines and time frames here. 

All online faculty review files can be accessed here. You will need to sign in with your Portal username and password.

Important dates regarding faculty files can be found on the Personnel Actions Calendar.

Campus updates related to COVID-19 can be found here. 

Complete the forms found under the "Address / Name Change Forms" tab on this page and return them to Human Resources. 

In the event of the loss of a Stockton ID card, please follow the below process: 

1. You must report your card lost or stolen through get.cbord.com/stockton.     
   
   
2. Complete this form and take it to Human Resources (J-115) with appropriate photo identification: Employment Verification form 
   
   
3. Take the approved form to the Bursar’s Office (CC-202) and pay the $25.00 replacement fee.
   
   
4. Contact the Lock Shop, ext. 4391, to secure your new ID card. 

You will need to register all vehicles that you will be parking at the University.

 Your license plate will be your permit. In line with evolving technology and sustainability, we are using license plate recognition technology to monitor parking at Stockton University. More information may be found on the Parking and Transportation website.

To register your vehicle, please visit this page.

Please be sure to give your office hours schedule to Michelle Wismer, Michelle.Wismer@stockton.edu.  Watch your email for the form you need to fill out.

Your Stockton University ID card will allow you access to the ARHU main office door (K150) and to the WORKROOM (K150c), where the printer is located if you print from your office computer, and where the copier is located should you need to make copies. If you teach in a classroom that is an ARHU dedicated space, your ID will allow you access to this room. You can access these rooms on weekends as well.

All permanent employees are able to allocate a portion of their paycheck to a secondary bank account. To enroll, complete the Secondary Bank Account Form and bring it to the Payroll Office. (J-115)

ARHU budgets for program memberships to scholarly organizations. Please alert Madeline Perez, Madeline.Perez@stockton.edu, about memberships that your program wishes to maintain, discontinue, or commence.

Currently, if individual membership is required to attend or present at a scholarly or professional conference, that membership can come out of your faculty travel funds. This is the only instance in which membership can be charged to travel funding.

We have some electronic equipment available to our faculty for short term use.  All items are   available on a first come, first serve basis for short term use only.  Please email Brian.Lyons@stockton.edu for availability and a reservation form.

The “base allocation” of faculty development funds (more broadly defined than simply travel), determined by the Deans in conjunction with the Provost, will be $1200 for tenured faculty this year.  Each full-time ARHU faculty will have access to these funds.  (Junior tenure-track faculty have access to an add­­­­­­­­itional $1400.00.)  

Applicable expenses include:

• conferences
• research expenses
• instructional expenses
• outreach activities

ARHU will try to supplement these funds when necessary, though we will try to spread our support as equitably as possible.  For faculty whose travel expenses significantly exceed the base allocation, we’ll review how much ARHU funding individual faculty members have received in the past three years to help determine who receives additional ARHU funds. 

We encourage faculty to apply for additional monies through internal grant opportunities supported by the Provost’s office. Please click on the link on the Grants webpage (https://stockton.edu/research-sponsored-programs/index.html) about Internal Funding Opportunities. Most of these funds have specific required forms and deadlines.

Faculty may still transfer unused funding to colleagues in ARHU programs if they so choose.

We ask that all faculty encumber funds needed for travel by April 1, even if they are traveling after the spring semester ends and before the next academic year begins, so that we may plan for any additional funds that might be needed beyond the guaranteed base allocation.

Before you go:

• When to complete: Work with Brian or Madeline to complete Chrome River form  2-3 weeks prior to departure.
• This web link also has information pertaining to domestic and foreign per diem rates, approval for
  attendance form, student travel, FAQs, travel procedures job aid, etc.
  
  
• Stockton homepage:  select travel from a-z index link.
  
  
• What is needed: backup supporting potential reimbursement such as logistic of actual conference (webpage or email showing conference dates and location), airfare confirmation, hotel info, mileage, registration, meals, etc. Per diem rates apply to lodging and meals.
  
  
• Why needed: liability and reimbursement. Chrome River forms are required for all business travel, even if  
     reimbursement is not requested. Completing the form notifies the University of intended travel. This includes
          all forms of travel, such as grants, sabbatical, Distinguished Professor, R & PD, etc.
  
  
• NOT REIMBURSABLE – alcoholic beverages, any meals included in conference will not be included in per diem, telephone calls. You can refer to the travel procedures job aid for a complete list of non-reimbursable items.
  
  
• Stockton’s travel department put a ban on using Airbnb, VRBO, HomeAway, hostels, etc. for business
  travel. They stressed safety concerns due to a lack of regulation and safety standards, as well as liability. 
  
  

• Please complete the “Request for Approval for Attendance at Events” (RAAE) form whenever you are traveling/attending an event and complete a Chrome River for pre-approval of travel.

• Below are the steps to use to access the electronic “Request for Approval for Attendance at Events” form.

  • Log on to the portal
  • Select the EMPLOYEE Tab
  • Under the header “Offices to Know” click the “Office of Institutional Diversity and Equity link
  • Look to the left and click on “Forms”
  • Login using your portal credentials
  • Confirm your email (Stockton email)
  • Complete the Digital Form “Request for Approval for Attendance at Events form” by clicking on the appropriate title.
  • Click Submit.

 When you return: (items listed below are required for reimbursement)

• Proof of flight (boarding pass works best)
• Proof of payment for registration (cancelled check, credit card statement, official payment confirmation from
  conference, etc.)
• Detailed hotel checkout receipt
• Toll receipts, if driving (EZ Pass statement, receipts)
• If using a University credit card, you still need receipts
• DO NOT use a University credit card for meals. If so, you must provide a receipt. Meals not charged to the credit card will be reimbursed at the per diem rate.

When in doubt, save all receipts. Until further notice, meals will be reimbursed at the per diem rate without receipts. 

Stockton has migrated from travel credit cards managed by Commerce Bank to PCards managed by Bank of America. Primary use for most credit cardholders is for travel. Some cardholders now have purchasing capability along with travel functionality. 

Purchases made with PCard are the same as if using a personal credit card. Stockton’s use of purchase orders is being phased out for most purchases. 

If using the card solely for travel (airfare, registration, lodging, car rental, parking, etc.), receipts are still necessary to reconcile charges. Receipts can be an email, photo from phone, or physical receipt. Once expense has been posted to credit card, scanned receipts are uploaded into WORKS, assigned an accounting string, and posted to the appropriate program. 

Purchases with a PCard will operate in the same manner when it comes to receipts. Purchases can be done online or on location.   Single item PCard purchase cannot exceed $2,999. Items exceeding this amount must be ordered using a Purchase Order. 
Vendors not registered as a business with the state of New Jersey are limited to $4,950 in spending. If you are not sure, contact Purchasing for a list of vendors. (B&H is on the list.) PCards cannot be used for Ebay purchases. 

NOTE:  we do not pay taxes for purchases. If taxes are applied, it is the cardholder’s responsibility to have tax removed. Tax exempt forms can be found by typing PCARD in search box on Stockton’s homepage and then selecting Account Information.

Requests for a van must be arranged through Pat. Your request should include the size of van needed, date, pick up and drop off time, driver’s name, a copy of the driver’s license, travel
destination and reason for van use.

A Chrome River form needs to be completed to capture any out-of-pocket expenses that might be incurred (parking, tolls, gas). 
A copy of valid driver’s license is required.

The ARHU Faculty and Staff Event Planning Form (online) is used to schedule events. On this form you will list the name of the event, date, time, location, and marketing needs.

This form should be completed at least one semester ahead of when you would like the event to take place. This will ensure that you get a room on the date that you request. Contact Michelle Wismer (Michelle.Wismer@stockton.edu) with questions.

The ARHU Event/Contract Request Form needs to be submitted if your event has lodging, transportation, and/or meals that need to be covered. Please submit this form to Brian Lyons (Brian.Lyons@stockton.edu).

If you are having a reception, you must settle the menu, cost, and funding sources with Madeline at least 30 days prior to the event.

Work with Brian Lyons to cost out catered events through Chartwells. An ARE form needs to be completed prior to the event so that payment can be processed when billed.  

You are responsible for submitting a Guest Parking Request for any guests you bring to campus. Click here for Guest Parking FAQs.

All items purchased using a Purchase Order or out-of-pocket reimbursement are considered University property. All books, computers, technology, software, paints, costumes, etc. must remain as property of the University.

Sales tax will not be reimbursed for any out -of-pocket reimbursement. 

Timesheets are processed electronically. DO NOT open timesheets in Banner. Madeline will be entering all faculty time.

Please request any work orders for office or classroom repairs through Brian or Pat.

If you become ill or need to miss class for any reason, you must contact the ARHU office in sufficient time for an Official Cancellation Notice to be posted. The cancellation notice will include a note directing students to check their Stockton email account for any assignments that you want them to complete prior to the next scheduled class meeting. You should email the assignment to your students directly through your faculty web/class account. 

If you need to cancel your class, email all of the Dean's Office staff with instructions for students and a brief explanation for cancelling. When calling the office to cancel a class, please ask to speak to a member of the ARHU staff (not student workers).

Additionally, it is only necessary for you to email the Assistant Dean if you need to make any alternate arrangements for your classes. We also ask instructors to make up any missed classes, if it is possible to do so.

If you will be traveling for an academic conference, please notify the Assistant Dean of your plans for class coverage in writing no later than two weeks before your travel dates. 

In instances where the course has a waitlist, if the student is in the first place on the waitlist, please send the Assistant Dean an email requesting that the student be registered as an additional student. Faculty should only contact the Assistant Dean on behalf of a student if there is a compelling reason (e.g., graduating senior) and a seat in the room. Please also keep in mind classrooms do have set fire code capacities. We cannot, by law, go over the room capacity.

Email requests to print tests should be sent to all Dean's Office staff. Brian Lyons will respond first. In his absence, other staff members will respond to the request.

You may meet students in K-150b, the Arts and Humanities adjunct office. 

We highly reccommend that you familiarize yourself with the following campus resources and include their contact information in your syllabi.

•  Stockton's Wellness Center
  • Learning Access Program
  • Counseling Center 
  • Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Center
  • Health Services
  • Alcohol and Drug Education Program
  • Health Education Program
• Care & Community Standards Office
• Office of Institutional Diversity and Equity
• Stockton Campus Police

Please plan to print all copies and course materials at least one week in advance of the date by which you need them. 

Be sure to give all exams that you need photocopied directly to Brian Lyons. Do not leave them in the work bin.

Due to Copyright laws, requests for photocopying of entire books absolutely will not be honored.

Through Follett College Bookstores, Custom Academic Publishing Company provides a service to secure copyright permission, custom publishing, permission for out-of-print books, and Harvard Case Studies. CAPCO also offers a copyright “permission only” service. Forms are available in K-150.

Please contact Vic Conover, Vic.Conover@stockton.edu, or Brian Lyons, Brian.Lyons@stockton.edu, to see if changing your room assignment is possible. We will make every effort to ensure that your rooms meet the needs of your classes, but due to space limitations, it may not always be possible to fulfill every request.

Please do remember to check your rooms before the start of the semester, so that we can minimize issues once the semester starts. You are more than welcome to make arrangements to switch rooms with other instructors on your own, but please notify the office immediately so that we can maintain the accuracy of the class schedule online and make sure there are no unforeseen issues.

For regular or recurring lab reservations, please include this information on your Course Scheduling Form. You may also request labs directly from Information Technology Services by filling out their online request form.

Faculty should acknowledge that students who observe religious holidays are absent from class for valid reasons. Students have an obligation to notify the faculty member within the first three weeks of the semester if any class session will be missed due to religious observance, and to make up their work and attend alternative class hours, if such are available. Please announce this message in your classes. 

1. Log in to the “GO” Portal.
2. In the far right column, under “Faculty Advising Tools,” click on “Issue Permit.”
3. Select Term, click SUBMIT.
4. Enter the Z number of the student to receive the POI. In “Search Type,” make sure “all” is selected, then click SUBMIT.
5. On Student Verification page, verify that this is the correct student to PERMIT into your course. If yes, click SUBMIT.
6. Courses for which you are allowed to issue POIs will appear in a drop-down menu. Select the course you would like to PERMIT the student into.
7. Scroll down a bit and select “Override Everything but CAPP” under “Permit Type,” then click SUBMIT.
8. Screen updates to show the student you just permitted to your course with the course listing. NOTE: You may need to click SUBMIT once more in order for the permit to process.

This is only a permit for the student to be allowed to register for this course. This does not automatically add the student to your course. 

Please visit the General Studies website to view materials related to General Studies course proposal/review process. The “G” Course Approval Form may be accessed here.

The official Academic Calendar may be accessed here. Please take note of these important dates and deadlines in your course syllabi. 

The Final Week Schedule for the Galloway campus can be found on the University Academic Calendar.

You can view the holiday calendar for this year on the Human Resources website here. 

The ARHU office will be open with limited staff and no mail service on the holidays when classes do meet..

Campus updates related to COVID-19 can be found here. 

Complete the forms found under the "Address / Name Change Forms" tab on this page and return them to Human Resources. 

In the event of the loss of a Stockton ID card, please follow the below process: 

1. You must report your card lost or stolen through get.cbord.com/stockton.     
   
   
2. Complete this form and take it to Human Resources (J-115) with appropriate photo identification: Employment Verification form 
   
   
3. Take the approved form to the Bursar’s Office (CC-202) and pay the $25.00 replacement fee.
   
   
4. Contact the Lock Shop, ext. 4391, to secure your new ID card. 

You will need to register all vehicles that you will be parking at the University.

Your license plate will be your permit. In line with evolving technology and sustainability, we are using license plate recognition technology to monitor parking at Stockton University. More information may be found on the Parking and Transportation website.

To register your vehicle, please visit this page.

Your Stockton University ID card will allow you access to the ARHU main office door (K150), the adjunct office, workroom (K150c), where the printer is located if you print from your office computer, and where the copier is located should you need to make copies. If you teach in a classroom that is an ARHU dedicated space, your ID will allow you access to this room. You can access these rooms on weekends as well.

We have some electronic equipment available to our faculty for short term use. All items are available on a first come, first serve basis for short term use only.  Please email Brian.Lyons@stockton.edu for availability and a reservation form.

Donations to our programs are very welcome. Please indicate "School of Arts and Humanities" or the specific program you would like to contribute to (e.g., the Literature Program), on the donation form. Donations may be made here.  

To learn more about volunteer opportunities for alumni, please contact staff in the Office of Development and Alumni Relations here. 

Please send your CV to Deanna.Tumas@stockton.edu. She will forward it to the appropriate Program Chair, who will review your qualifications and contact you should a position become available.