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Black Leadership Union (B.L.U.) seeks to build an environment that welcomes the encouragement of multicultural diversity. It consists of five e-board members: President Shannon Assing, Vice President Vanessa Hubbard, Secretary Keiana Curry, Treasurer Christian Pemberton and Director of Public Relations Dominique Thomas.
As an institution that encourages student involvement, Kean University houses over 160 clubs and organizations that allow students to express their interests and missions on campus. Through the Involvement Center located in the Miron Student Center (MSC), Room 303 students are aided in the process of becoming a recognized group.
Last week, Kean University held their annual 'Meet the Greeks' event where students are encouraged to come out and see if Greek life is really for them. Victor Benlice, Tiffany Osoria, Qianah Heavens, and Manuel Cespedes took the time to sit down with us and tell us what Greek life means to them.
The Early Childhood Education Club is an organization that aims to help future teachers further develop important career skills, such as communication and leadership, outside of the classroom. Created only two years ago, it is one of Kean’s newer clubs, but it still has established itself as a resourceful niche for anyone interested in education, working with children and personal development overall.
On Friday, February 1, Kean University celebrated national Wear Red Day in order to bring awareness to women's heart health.
Kevin Preko, Dr. James Conyers, Caleb Lewis, and Assemblyman Jalen C. Holley kicked off Kean's Black History Month with a commemorative flag raising outside of the Miron Student Center.
Delta Rho is the Kean Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, International Honor Society in Education. The Delta Rho chapter was established Feb. 19, 1938 by Florence Stratemeyer, Ph.D., with help from William Bagley, Ph.D. The honor society strives to prepare future educators in reaching their full potential by connecting them to resources, opportunities and other professionals.
The college experience can vary between each and every student not only at Kean, but all around the world. What differentiates these experiences is what students choose to do with their time in university. Being involved in a variety of clubs and organizations makes a student feel connected to their campus community and helps with different aspects of their career. Michael Gonzalez is a student who is putting in his time to get all he can out of his experience at Kean University.
Today kickoffs Black History Month! Be sure to participate in various events celebrating the culture of Black History throughout the month of February. For more information, check out Cougarlink!
On Thursday, January 31, 2019, the Spring 2019 Kean University "Meet the Greeks" were held in Harwood Arena. Meet the Greeks provides students with the opportunity to meet the Greek organization members and learn all about Kean University's recognized Greek-letter organizations. Here are all the performances with the organizations and times listed below. Nu Theta Chi- 1:17 Sigma Theta Chi- 2:49 Nu Sigma Phi- 5:09 Beta Kappa Psi- 6:21 Nu Delta Pi- 7:17 Gamma Psi Epsilon- 10:42 Delta Sigma Theta- 13:10 Delta Phi Epsilon- 15:02 Sigma Beta Chi- 16:59 Lambda Delta Chi- 19:23 Lambda Tau Omega- 21:57 Mu Sigma Upsilon- 30:08 Lambda Sigma Upsilon- 01:41:36 Phi Beta Sigma- 35:46 Theta Phi Alpha- 46:23 Iota Phi Theta- 01:46:49 Tau Kappa Epsilon- 48:03 Chi Upsilon Sigma- 49:39 Sigma Beta Tau- 56:07 Lambda Upsilon Lambda- 59:26 Omega Psi Phi- 01:58:49 Lambda Theta Phi- 01:15:08 Omega Phi Chi- 01:07:09 Omega Sigma Psi- 01:21:42 Sigma Gamma Rho- 01:27:15 Lambda Theta Alpha- 01:33:05 Alpha Phi Alpha- 01:54:30
For more information on events during Involvement Week, head to Cougar Link and check them out!
Kean University does its considerable best to churn out students who employ an exemplary work ethic throughout their academic careers. This applies to Kean's beloved student-athletes who carry the grit and determination from the fields and courts into their respective classrooms. Anthony Bassani strives to do just that.
The Kean University Spring 2019 Meet the Greeks will be held on Thursday, January 31, 2019, from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. in Harwood Arena.
The Kean Ocean campus first opened in 2006, making history for Kean University and Ocean County College. The partnership is a joint effort on the behalf of Kean University and Ocean County College to help students from both north and south New Jersey achieve a higher education at a more manageable cost.
Kean University offers a bevy of opportunities that ultimately contribute to the college experience. It is vital for students to make the most of what is provided and available. Chelsey Sanjuan has done exactly that throughout her years at the university.
At Kean University, students can be assured that their health will be taken seriously, due to various tools that Student Health Services (SHS) provides. Student Health Services is located in Downs Hall, Room 126 where individuals can make appointments prior to their visit.
For most student-athletes, their rookie year playing a college sport is spent more on the bench than the field. However, for soccer player Felipe Lucas, freshman year established him as one of the top players in his conference and one of the most valuable players on his team.
Mary Bystrycki, a freshman studying exercise science, is also passionate about her goalkeeper position within Kean University's Women's Soccer team. Since she was five years old, she has been immersed in a life of practice and dedication toward this sport. With a mindset to continue on, Bystrycki won't stop playing because she appreciates the game and opportunities she achieves through this sport.
As a crucial member of the field hockey team, Jenna Patrone had a very successful season this fall, ending the season with 28 points, 98 shots, seven saves and 12 goals, which included six game-winning goals. Her exceptional performance during the week of Oct. 29 earned her the title of New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) Player of the Week. Moreover, Patrone was accepted into the Longstreth/National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Division III South Atlantic All-Region first team as well as the NHFCA Division III All-American third team.
