Fosters ethical, servant leaders for diverse local, regional, and global communities.
Research in the thematic area of Society, Technology, and Communication fosters ethical, servant leaders for diverse local, regional, and global communities. This is enabled by formal and informal systems education, public and international safety, savvy diplomacy and international relations, technology as a tool and a means to liberation, and communication in all forms, especially digital communication.
The College of Human Development, Culture, and Media, and the School of Diplomacy collaborate in research in these areas.
Seton Hall University has formally enhanced its partnership with Lyon Catholic University (UCLy) in France, adding a direct student exchange agreement to the relationship.
Middle Eastern history Professor Golbarg Rekabtalaei uses the cultural nuances of Iranian film as a teaching tool.
Seton Hall's rare book collection - a literary treasure trove spanning centuries and continents, from ancient works to prominent modernist poetry - is on display at Walsh Library.
Despite a global pandemic, Seton Hall University's Office of Grants and Research (OGRS) 2022-2023 OGRS Annual Report reveals significant funding gains over the past three years, garnering $16 million.
Professor Patrick Fisher researches the history of the generational gap in American politics.
The use of augmented reality storytelling brings Seton Hall history to life, presenting 3D images of objects housed in the Gallery and Archives & Special Collections in meaningful spots across campus.
From Cuba, to the Courts, to the Latino Institute: the Honorable Caridad Rigo ’73, ’77, part of the Advisory Council at the Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute.
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