President's Posts

Students Lead Project to Refurbish Observatory

Florio, Whitman Promote Civility at Hughes Center Honors

The legacy of Ambassador William J. Hughes was the central theme of the 2019 Hughes Center Honors, as event speakers and honorees said Hughes set an example of civility and civic engagement that is needed more than ever in politics today.

'Ospreys Give' Raises More Than $350,000

Among the 677 gifts received was a significant new endowed scholarship fund from Pravin Khatiwala of Ventnor, CEO of PND Properties. The fund, established in memory of Khatiwala's wife, will help students in the school of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.

WLFR Radio Celebrating 35 Years of Operation

Thirty-five years ago this past October, the lively melody of “People Get Ready” by The Impressions blared across the then-Stockton State College campus as radio station WLFR 91.7FM went live on the air for the first time.

A.C. Student Lounge Named for Elizabeth B. Alton

“Our institution continues to grow into Atlantic City because of the roots set forth by [Alton's] vision and activism to build an institution of higher learning in South Jersey,” President Harvey Kesselman said. “Her daughter continued her belief in Stockton and remained committed to scholarship and commemorating her mother’s legacy.” 

Eight Boats Named at Rowing Ceremonies

Two varsity boats were named for local rowing legend/coach Stan Bergman and supporter/former state senator William “Bill” Gormley of Margate. Six more boats were named for coach Bob Kerstetter, Ray D’Amico ’81, Stockton trustee and former rower Madeline Deininger ’80, Stockton First Lady Lynne Kesselman ’82, Stockton founding trustee Elizabeth B. Alton and her son, R. John Alton. 

Center to Preserve History of Jewish Farming Colony

Gifts from two generous donors have helped establish a new center at Stockton University that will preserve and share the history of the first successful Jewish farming colony in America. Stockton is working with the Jewish Federation of Cumberland, Gloucester and Salem counties to develop the center, which will also share Norma and Brotmanville history.

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