Why Enrolling in Winter Courses Might Be the Smartest Move You Make This Year Are you looking for a way to graduate earlier, stay on track, or keep your momentum going between semesters? Taking winter courses can be one of the most effective and often underrated ways to move your degree forward. If you haven’t […]
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Prestigious International Scholarships Help Students Become Global Changemakers
Rowan University empowers students to become global ambassadors—both academically and culturally—through prestigious international scholarship opportunities such as the Fulbright U.S. Student Program, Boren Awards and Critical Language Scholarship. These programs offer more than financial support; they help students expand their worldview, deepen their research, teach abroad and build lasting global relationships. At the center of […]
How Online Classes Benefit University Athletes
Written by Ignacio Domingo, a sophomore mechanical engineering major, who is an international student from Spain, a member of the men’s soccer team and a Rowan Blog contributor. Competing in any NCAA sport can be compared to having a part-time job in terms of hours a week. In addition to this, we are also required […]
6 Simple Tips For International Students To Help You Thrive
Written by: Ignacio Domingo, first-year mechanical engineering major from Spain Starting school in a new country can be exciting and a little scary. As you begin your studies at Rowan University, here are some simple tips to help you adjust and enjoy your time here: 1. Keep Yourself Busy Besides your classes, try to stay […]
Invest in Your Health: A Grad Student Blueprint to Thrive
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Nardin Salib, Wellness Center intern and graduate student pursuing a master’s in higher education Whether you are a traditional graduate student entering your program directly after undergrad, […]
Helpful Ways to Cope After Seasonal Depression
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Kaitlyn Jennings, graduate student pursuing a master’s in higher education Seasonal Depression is a type of depression that happens during certain seasons of the year, mostly in the […]
From Homesick to Home: How Rowan Swimming Became My Family
One College Student-Athlete Shares the Impact of Her Team Written by: Kaitlyn Crouthamel, public relations major On the day of my high school graduation, I cried. Unlike many of my classmates, these were not tears of joy. I wasn’t excited to escape the clutches of myparents. I didn’t want to put Cape May County in […]
Simplifying Mental Health: Making Gratitude Part of Daily Routine
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Wellness Center intern Nadia Elbanna, sociology major Mental health has become a major topic of conversation in recent years, which has been largely beneficial. However, it can also […]
Neurodiversity in College: Accessibility Services Director Provides Guidance
The Transition from High School to College for Neurodiverse Students A beloved and long-time valued leader of the Office of Accessibility Services at Rowan University, John Woodruff shares guidance for neurodiverse students and their parents on transitioning from high school to college. How Accommodations are Different Woodruff acknowledges how disabilities and their accommodations differ between […]
Contemporary & Creative: Inside Student-Run Dance Company
Rowan University’s Dance Extensions Provides Stage for Student Voices, Movement & Meaning Both dance majors and dancers pursuing other majors express themselves creatively and keep up with their dance training through our on campus contemporary dance company, RU Dance Extensions. A student-run contemporary dance company, RU Dance Extensions promotes dance as art, with assistance from […]
The Psychology of Colors
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Wellness Center intern Anmol Patel, molecular & cellular biology major When students first walk into their dorm room on move-in day, they are greeted by plain walls, minimal […]
Why Self-Care Matters More Than Ever in College
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Wellness Center intern Gia Torsiello, psychology major When life gets overwhelming, stress can quickly build up, leading to anxiety, burnout, and even depression. As you read this blog, […]
How One Student Leader Revitalized a Student Organization
From No Funding to “Recreational Club of the Year” In this first person perspective piece, the president of the badminton club at Rowan University shares how she dedicated herself to succeeding in breathing new interest in the student club. My name is Medha Dabral and I am a current third-year Biological Sciences major with a […]
Burnout in College: Seeing the Signs & How to Recover
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Wellness Center intern Amya Dickens, psychology major What is Burnout? Burnout is a state of chronic stress and exhaustion caused by academic and personal demands. Leah Rockwell, LPC, […]
Student Government President Shares Why He Takes Classes Online
Rowan University Campus Leader Prefers Online Classes Rowan University senior Zackary Brown, a double major in both philosophy and public relations, will graduate this spring. This year Zackary stepped into the most impactful, and important, student leadership role on campus: that of student body president (SGA). Not only has he taken on significant leadership responsibilities, […]
How To Cope With Social Anxiety In College
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Wellness Center intern Estrella Delgado, recent law & justice studies graduate Socializing with others can come very easily to some people, while to others it is a lot more difficult […]
Stress In College Students: A How To Helpful Guide
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. By: Estrella Delgado, Wellness Center intern and recent law & justice studies graduate College can be a fun and adventurous experience, especially when first starting college. But it can also […]
Physical Wellness Beyond the Gym: A Helpful Guide for College Students
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Kaitlyn Jennings, graduate student pursuing a master’s in higher education Being a full-time college student and navigating life on your own can make it challenging to balance academics, […]
Living Well, Learning Better: How Residential Comfort Affects Academic Success
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Nardin Salib, Wellness Center intern and graduate student pursuing a master’s in higher education Every year at the start of the academic year, various clubs and organizations at […]
Laughter is the Best Medicine: What College Students Need to Know
Advice for College Students, From a Wellness Center Intern Written by Anmol Patel, molecular and cellular biology major This article is part of a running series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center. This collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. People always say that laughter is the best medicine. […]
The Health & Wellness Benefits of Pickleball
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Isabella Agostini, Wellness Center intern and wellness management major Physical activity is crucial for enhancing your physical, mental, and social health and well-being in many ways. It is […]
Advice for Understanding Imposter Syndrome
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Abdur Rahaman Mahmud (Aniket) Shafin, Wellness Center intern and psychological sciences major Have you ever felt like you are not where you are supposed to be? Like you’re […]
Going Away to College Close To Home: Glassboro Resident
When Going Away To College & Your Hometown Are The Same ZIP Code Meet Lauren K. a sophomore psychology major with a minor in Theatre. Lauren is from Glassboro, NJ, which is the town where Rowan University is located. In fact, Lauren’s home is five minutes from campus. This past year she lived on campus in one of the […]
Marching Band, Episode 3: Building A Band [VIDEO]
Rowan University’s Newly Created Marching Band Gives All Students the Opportunity for Self-Expression How did Rowan’s Marching Band “Pride of the Profs” come to be? In this video, you will hear from the Dean of the College of Performing Arts Richard Dammers, benefactor John H. Martinson and Director of Band Megan Cooney. Check it out […]
Biological Sciences Major Grows Passion for Research
One Student’s First-Year & Sophomore Year Research Opportunities & Campus Involvement at Rowan University By the end of his first year at Rowan University, biological sciences major Brian Libby of Audubon, NJ (Camden County) had already accrued significant hands-on experience with research, and landed a summer position with faculty as an undergraduate research assistant. That […]
What Do You Do When You’re Burned Out From What You Love?
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Suzie Tse, graduate student pursuing a master’s in higher education Have you ever felt a sense of overwhelming mental and physical exhaustion deep in your bones? Did lack […]
Professional Goals of One Rowan University Advertising Major
A Brief Glimpse Inside the Advertising Program at Rowan University Meet Nathan A, a recently graduated Advertising major and Rowan College of South Jersey transfer student. When we spoke with Nathan last semester, he was wrapping up his last coursework to earn both a bachelor’s of art in advertising, as well as a bachelor’s of […]
Going Away to College Close to Home: Mantua Resident
A Brief Conversation with Community Assistant, Student Government AVP & Admissions Ambassador Emma R. [Fall 2024 update – congratulations to Emma, who graduated and accepted a systems engineering position in Rhode Island.] Even though Emma R. of Mantua, NJ (Gloucester County) lives within driving distance of Rowan University, she and her family decided that Emma […]
25 Favorite Rowan Clubs from a Senior Point of View
Senior Jordyn Dauter reflects as she launches her fourth year. Whether it’s from her own experience, or that of her friends, roommates or classmates, these are Jordyn’s top 25 student organizations that students should check out, if they’re kicking off the new school year looking for organizations to join. Campus photos included in this story […]
University Chorus Member Encourages Others to Join
Meet Hannah P. a junior Theatre Arts major with a Musical Theatre Concentration from Raleigh, North Carolina, and a member of the University Chorus (UChorus). During my time in UChorus, I have learned that no matter what your background is with singing, or what your major is, there is a way to join an ensemble and […]
Going Away to College Close to Home: Mullica Hill Student
Meet Mia S. a senior biological sciences major, psychology minor, and honors student who earns free housing through her job as a Community Assistant, formerly known as Resident Assistants in student housing. Mia is from Mullica Hill, NJ (Gloucester County), located about 15 minutes away from Rowan. She lived in Holly Pointe this past year as a Community Assistant […]
Marching Band, Episode 2: Taking the Field [VIDEO]
Interested in hearing how the newly launched Pride of the Profs marching band at Rowan University prepares for game day? On September 16th, 2023, The Pride of the Profs Marching Band made their game day debut at the home football game between Rowan University and Ursinus College. After months of preparation, the day finally came […]
Leadership Through Vietnamese Student Association
A Highlight of Student Life at Rowan University Meet Cindy N. a rising senior biochemistry major, with minors in neuroscience and psychology. She is a commuter and is here to discuss her role as president in the Vietnamese Student Association. Can you describe the goals of the Vietnamese Student Association? “With VSA, we strive to unite […]
10 Ways To Support LGBTQIA+ During Pride Month and Beyond
Rowan Supports the LGBTQIA+ Community 365 As the first sun rises in the month of June, love is in the air with the beginning of Pride month! With that being said, here are ten ways you can celebrate and support the LGBTQIA+ community throughout the month of June and beyond here at Rowan University. Many […]
Moments of Light and Darkness: Navigating Grief
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. This story is by Dabany G. senior psychology major with a concentration in child behavioral services. Grief is something you can not fully understand unless you experience it. The anger, […]
Seasons of Life by Suzie Tse
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. This story is by Suzie Tse, a graduate student in the MA Higher Education: Academic Advising. Here at Rowan University in southern New Jersey, we experience a temperate climate. We […]
NAACP President on Building Community for Students of Color
This Black History Month we hear from Esther Lendore, president of Rowan NAACP, on her journey as a Rowan student and her passion for creating a sense of community for students of color. A double major in political science and law & justice studies, senior Esther L. from Far Rockaway, NY, holds a variety of […]
A Path to Public Health: Health & Science Communication Major’s Journey and Professional Goals [VIDEO]
Exploring Health & Science Communication: Insights and Achievements from Sedrick G. Meet Sedrick G., a senior health & science communication major and transfer student from Mays Landing, NJ (Atlantic County.) How Will a Health & Science Communication Degree Support Your Goals? This degree will help support my dreams and goals because between my coursework, lived […]
How College Students Can Break the Procrastination Cycle
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Wellness Center intern Dabany G. psychology major with a concentration in child behavioral services What is Procrastination? Procrastination. Take a minute and think about some of the things […]
How to Stop Being Everyone’s Problem Solver
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Wellness Center intern Kathleen R, nutrition major As college students, we all have our own personal problems. It could be about that one professor that you find to […]
Normalizing Staying In As a College Student
Embracing the Art of Homebound Bliss at Rowan University Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Wellness Center Jocelyn R, athletic training major Rhythmic Japanese plays in the background, the lights are dim, my scarf […]
Time Management in College: Tips for Academic Success
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Wellness Center intern Jean C, a graduate student in our school psychology program Why Time Management is Crucial In College The idea of time management is something that […]
Climate Anxiety: What It Is, and Why It Matters
Understanding Eco-Anxiety: Impact on Mental Health & Coping Strategies Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Wellness Center intern Kayden H, Writing Arts major Climate change has begun to affect people within our communities in […]
Figuring It All Out, At My Own Pace at Rowan
From a lackluster start during Covid, to dropping out, to discovering herself in a new major Kara R, a sophomore advertising major from Swedesboro, NJ (Gloucester County) shares this first-person perspective on the challenges of figuring out her career path, feeling left behind while others seemed to have it all figured out, and the importance of […]
Reasons Why I Chose Rowan Over Big 10 Schools
Smaller State School, Big Opportunities Socially & Academically Brianna G., junior public relations, major from Marlton, NJ (Burlington County) shares this first-person perspective on how being involved in different organizations help her enjoy her time at Rowan. LEARN MORE Written by: Brianna G, public relations major Story edited by: Valentina Giannattasio, junior dance and marketing […]
Rowan Civil Engineers and Concrete Canoes
Civil Engineering Majors Learn, Network & Race in ASCE Competition In the annual concrete canoe competition, Rowan University Civil Engineering students and the American Society of Civil Engineers, alongside engineering students from other schools in the area, compete. Each engineering team must determine what kind and mixture of lighter materials they should combine with the […]
Marching Band Rebirth Documentary: Triumph & Unity [VIDEO]
Pride of the Profs, Rowan University’s first marching band since the 1970s, shares all about their inception
Concert Choir, Perfect for Non-Music Majors Too
In this first-person perspective, sophomore music major and advertising major Alaina L, from Woolwich Township, NJ (Gloucester County) shares her passion and joy as a student in Concert Choir. Feel free to follow Concert Choir on Instagram at rowanchoirs. By Alaina L, sophomore music and advertising double major
Q&A With a Senior Public Health and Wellness Major
Public Health & Wellness Major Discusses Her Passion for Public Health & Wellness, her internship and professional goals Senior Theresa B., from Trenton, NJ (Mercer County) joined Rowan through the Rowan Choice program, a partnership with community college RCSJ that allows students to live on Rowan University’s campus while taking 24-30 community college credits, which […]
Men’s Hockey Captain on Leadership Journey
Not many have the privilege of playing collegiate sports; fewer have the chance to earn the title of captain. A recent graduate of Rowan’s finance program, Jared C. of Wayne, NJ (Passaic County) wore the “C” after holding down the blue line for Rowan’s Men’s Hockey team for three seasons (2019-2020, 2021-2022, 2022-2023). Wearing a […]
Ways College Students Can Improve Their Mental Health
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Wellness Center intern Alexia J, psychology major What Causes Stress In College Students College life is fun and exciting but it can also be stressful for many students. […]
My Home Away from Home, The United Latino Association
Julianna W, reflecting on her sophomore year as a political science major from Oak Ridge, NJ (Passaic/Morris Counties), shares this first-person perspective on how joining the The United Latino Association at Rowan University helped her rewrite her experience and find a home away from home. In addition to her major, Julianna will earn certificates of […]
Neurodiversity Advocate Promotes Autism Awareness at Rowan
One Rowan University Student Breaks Down Barriers All Year Round, Not Just During Awareness Months In 1997, sociologist Judy Singer introduced a new terminology to the world of science/medical world called neurodiversity, which is a concept that helps those to understand that there are varied ways that each person’s brain processes information, functions, and presents […]
My Favorite Places to Eat at Rowan University
Two On Campus Residents Share Insight on Food at Rowan From a student on campus in 2026 to a student who shared their experience in 2023, two Rowan Profs share their personal opinions about the best dining spots on the Rowan University Glassboro campus. 2026: Ignacio’s Version Ignacio D., a sophomore mechanical engineering major and […]
Surviving Rowan as an Extroverted Introvert
Laney M, a junior advertising major from Mickleton, NJ (Gloucester County) shares this first-person perspective on their experience being an extroverted-introvert, and how college helped them defeat their fears. Written by: Laney M, Junior advertising major Story edited by: Valentina Giannattasio, junior dance and marketing double major
Finding Home at Rowan Through the Student Organization Fair
Nicholas W, a junior health science communication and communication studies double major, from Gloucester County, NJ shares this first-person perspective on how he found a home away from home on Rowan campus.
My First Day At Rowan University, Move In
Lucy M, a sophomore public relations major from Voorhees, NJ (Camden County) shares this first-person perspective on their move-in day as a first-year student last year. Welcome back, Profs, we hope you’re kicking off the year great!
Transfer Student Bonnie’s Study Abroad Adventure in Colombia
Bonnie W, a senior international studies major from Downe Township, NJ (Cumberland County) shares her personal experience with us about the study abroad program she is participating in.
Building Stronger Connections Through Rowan’s Summer Classes
Today, we meet Richard R, a senior biological sciences major on a pre-vet track, from Burlington, NJ (Burlington County), here to talk about his experience with taking summer classes at Rowan and how it’s been beneficial to him. This summer Richard completed Organic Chemistry, Physics II, (both online) and Plant Diversity (in person) summer […]
Finance & MIS Major Interns at Campbell’s Soup Co.
A glimpse into hands-on learning for a finance and management information systems major Landon N, a senior double major in management information systems and finance from Mullica Hill, NJ (Gloucester County), gives some insight into his experience taking summer classes at Rowan and his summer internship at Campbell’s Soup Company. Landon wrapped up two online […]
Keeping a Healthy Mind & Body at Rowan University
Nicholas P, a junior sports communication & media major, from Hopewell, NJ (Mercer County) shares this first-person perspective on the importance of keeping your mind and body active and healthy. He proceeds to explain how Rowan resources help him feel comfortable and build bonds on campus. Like what you see?
How Joining Choir Transformed My College Experience
Alaina L., a junior music and advertising double major from Swedesboro, NJ (Gloucester County) shares this first-person perspective on how joining Rowan Choir helped her rediscover her passion for music, improve her academic performance and feel a sense of belonging on campus. Written by: Alaina L, junior music and advertising double major Story edited by: Valentina […]
Finding Identity & Pride at Rowan: Kayden’s Journey
Today, we feature Kayden H. (he/his), a rising junior Writing Arts major. We strive to amplify all student voices, all year-round. To be featured, please contact rowanblog [at] rowan.edu. Kayden discusses how Rowan has helped him to find his new sense of identity and community amongst those on campus. He also goes into how we […]
Parent Tips: Supporting Students Through Tough Times
The Grown & Flown series features wisdom and insight from parents of current Rowan Profs, to help parents of new Rowan Profs. The transition of parenting a child at home to parenting a young adult at college is an important one, and Rowan parents are here to help our community. Read additional stories. How did […]
What Lies Ahead? When Graduation Seems Stressful
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written Wellness Center intern Alexa D, law & justice studies major For many college students, graduation means uncertainty. Students leave a place of structure and clear-cut responsibilities to enter the […]
Sleep Hygiene Tips for Better Rest and More Energy
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Wellness Center intern Jean C., an MA in School Psychology program graduate student Being on a college campus, it is common to see classmates and friends struggling to […]
Full-Time Student & Army National Guard: Balancing Both
Nicholas W., a rising junior advertising major from Mercer County, NJ shares this first-person perspective on his life as a full-time student who is in the Army National Guard. My name is Nicholas W and I am a full time student here at Rowan University. While being a full time student I am also In […]
Making the Most of Campus Leadership at Rowan
What is your favorite part of the program? My favorite part of the program is the connections that I have made with people. I have made some of my best friends, but also so many connections with the professional staff at Rowan. I know so many people on this campus, and a lot of it […]
How Autism PATH Program & College Compass Supported Julie
Leader in Supporting Students With Autism, Rowan University Offers Free Program Many Universities Do Not Have [Editor review and edit November 15, 2024.] We amplify all student voices, all year-round. To be featured, please contact rowanblog [at] rowan.edu. Today we feature Julie G. (she/her), a rising junior computer science major from Morris County, NJ. Julie […]
Student-Athlete Shares Advice on Balance and Planning
Marquise Young, a rising senior advertising major from Camden, NJ (Camden County) shares tips about being a student athlete. For about 90% of my life I’ve been in school in some kind of way and playing some kind of sports, whether it’s for my school or for a club team. I’ve also been told since […]
Community Garden Grows Food and Fosters Inclusion
When you see a garden bursting with beautiful flowers and fresh produce, many stand to admire and indulge in the product. However, while eating these foods, commonly you don’t see the face that nourished these plants before they came into your possession. Mariana C. is one of the faces behind the seeds. A master’s student […]
Undergrad Life: Raymond W. Jr Builds Community
Rising senior Raymond W. Jr. (he/him/his) from Gloucester County, NJ, is a subject-matter history major and double minor in both international studies and political science, and he’s also heavily involved with the inner workings of campus as a leader of change. Today he will share with us his personal journey and contributions to the University […]
Rowan Helped Kit L. Embrace Their Identity
Today, we hear from Kit L (they/them), a rising senior psychology major with minors in Africana studies and women & gender studies. They are from Millville, NJ (Cumberland County) and a member of the LGBTQIA+ community. Can you describe your involvement on campus? “I am the president and founder of a new club on campus […]
Next Stop: Becoming a People Person Post-COVID
Connor B., a rising senior communication studies major from Piscataway, NJ (Middlesex County) shares this first-person perspective on how being an admissions ambassador helped him step out of his comfort zone after COVID-19. In March 2020, and for the seemingly blurry amount of time after, the world was in a constant state of suspense, fear, […]
Fashion Marketing Study Abroad Student Experience
Today we feature Mark B., a senior English major from Vernon, NJ (Sussex County) who will continue his studies as a graduate student this fall after he earned his bachelor’s degree this month. This story is the second of a three-part series where Mark will be featured based on his activities and campus involvement. Part […]
First-Year Student on Finding Her Path at Rowan
Meet Kayla M, an exploratory studies (undeclared) major, and member of the Women’s Rugby Team. Kayla just completed her first year and is from Galloway, NJ (Atlantic County.) What is Exploratory Studies? “Exploratory studies means that you do not have a set major; you’re exploring what you want to do. You have the opportunity to […]
Mechanical Engineering Honors Student Balances Sports
Today we feature graduating senior mechanical engineering major and student-athlete Abby H. from Williamstown, NJ (Gloucester County). Abby shares her experience while being an engineering major, a John H. Martinson Honors College scholar, and a member of Rowan’s Field Hockey Team and how she navigates academic workload with her involvement in collegiate athletics. What is […]
Caffeine Consumption in College Students
This article is part of a running series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center This collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @RowanUWellness on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook. Caffeine seems to have become an inseparable part of being a college student. The most common ways to consume it are through coffee, […]
Graduate Student Sarah S. Shares Advice For Future Engineering Majors
Today we feature graduate student Sarah S. from Galloway, NJ (Atlantic County), who earned her Rowan bachelor’s in chemical engineering and is continuing her time with a master’s in chemical engineering. She shares her advice for incoming engineering students. Learn more about Sarah’s research. How did you discover that engineering was right for you? So […]
Interdisciplinary LAB: Co-Founder’s Story
Today, we hear from Isabella S, a junior English Education major, Photography minor, and John H. Martinson Honors College student from Pitman, NJ (Gloucester County). Isabella co-founded Business Hall’s Creatives 230, which is an interdisciplinary learning lab for creatives and entrepreneurial students. “Last year, my photography professor Jenny Drumgoole and I went over to Business […]
Impact of Dance Extensions on Student Dancers
This semester Rowan University’s Contemporary Dance Company Dance Extensions put on its first ever Dance Extensions Showcase. Dance Extensions is a student-run dance organization on campus that is working to “promote dance as art.” This performance was held at Pfleeger Concert Hall, near the new Wilson Hall Dance Studios, and featured 14 student-choreographed works. The […]
Redefining Beauty: It’s Time to Normalize Body Image
This article is part of a running series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center. This collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @RowanUWellness on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook. Body image deals with how an individual perceives themselves, how they think about themselves as well as how to view themselves when looking directly […]
How John M. Found a New Home Nearby
From across the street to across the goal line, John M.’s journey from Glassboro High School to Rowan University proves that a great college experience might be in one’s own backyard. “I definitely think that Glassboro High School students overlook Rowan just because it’s across the street,” says John, but his own Rowan experience has […]
Jade Kenny’s Internship Journey with Subaru
Why was Rowan right for you? Jade explains when she was applying to Rowan, her original path drew her to elementary education. For Jade, choosing Rowan was the best of both worlds since it allowed her to study what she believed to be her passion at the time while respecting her parents’ wishes for her […]
Humans of Rowan: Finding Her Place in Wrestling, Volunteerism & Student Leadership
Internship & Experiential Learning Stories Learn how Rowan Profs go Beyond the Classroom to grow professionally, as well as personally, through internships and other experiential learning. Experiential learning includes hands-on learning opportunities provided through research, student clubs, campus leadership, student worker jobs, service-learning projects and volunteerism. In addition, Rowan’s Office of Career & Professional Development provides career support that’s more than just […]
Why Self-Advocacy Matters in College (And How to Practice It)
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. More times than not, whenever we’re experiencing a personal hardship of some kind we tend to retreat into our shells like a turtle and let the issue continue to persist […]
Overcoming Overthinking: Ways Students Can Cope
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Do you ever find yourself in a quiet setting trying to get some work done but there is just a little voice in your head saying a million things at […]
How to Build Healthy Friendships As a College Student
Part of a series with Rowan University’s Wellness Center, this collaboration aims to educate students about personal well-being options. For further updates, follow @rowanuwellness on social. Written by Wellness Center intern Kye Binik, law & justice studies major Friendships in adulthood can be difficult to navigate especially when it comes to recognizing a healthy friendship versus […]
From High School to Showbiz and Back Again: Rowan Alum Janine Edmonds Tells All on Her Career as a Guidance Counselor
Today we feature Janine Edmonds, a graduate of Rowan University’s class of 2001 with a degree in Radio/Television/Film and a 2006 graduate of Rowan’s M.A. In Counseling Educational Settings program. Here, Edmonds tells us about her path returning to higher education and her experience as a guidance counselor for Oakcrest High School. Did You Always […]
First Year Voices: A Conversation with Molecular & Cellular Biology Major Laynie Sheppard
Today, we hear from commuter student Laynie Sheppard, a Molecular & Cellular Biology major from Bridgeton, NJ (Cumberland County). Could you share a few on-campus activities, clubs, sports, or events that you’ve attended so far? What was your favorite, and why? “I go to Cru weekly and absolutely love it. I haven’t attended anything else […]
Why Rowan is My Home Away from Home
Rowan has also provided me with my first job opportunity. Here I learned how to develop my skills and techniques at the time of taking and editing photos as well as how to communicate openly with different students. As a photographer for Rowan Enrollment Management and Marketing Team, I have been able to work with […]
Benjamin Busler: Rowan Engineering Major Interns at NASA
Electrical and Computer Engineering major Benjamin Busler is representing Rowan University this semester as a Pathways Intern with NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland. Benjamin, a junior from Somerset County, is among a select group of students nationwide in NASA’s Pathways program, which offers internships and a direct avenue to future employment with the […]
PROFspective: Kristiina Castagnola on Athletics and Graduate Assistantship
Today we feature Rowan Global graduate student and student athlete Kristiina Castagnola (she/her) from Voorhees, NJ (Camden County). Off the field, Kristiina is a commuter studying for an MA in Higher Education and works as a graduate assistant for the College of Education. On the field, she has become one of Rowan’s most decorated student […]
Senior Adrianna Blake Speaks Out
Internship & Experiential Learning Stories Learn how Rowan Profs go Beyond the Classroom to grow professionally, as well as personally, through internships and other experiential learning. Experiential learning includes hands-on learning opportunities provided through research, student clubs, campus leadership, student worker jobs, service-learning projects and volunteerism. In addition, Rowan’s Office of Career & Professional Development provides career support that’s more than just […]
Q&A With a Health & Science Communication Major
Sedrick Golden is a junior student here at Rowan University originally from Pleasantville, NJ (Atlantic County). Sedrick is a Health and Science Communication major with a minor in Public Health & Wellness. Sedrick is breaking down barriers as a first-generation college student commuting to Rowan after transferring from Atlantic Cape Community College. On campus, he […]
#PROFspective: Civil Engineering Student and Clubs Enthusiast Kayla King
Internship & Experiential Learning Stories Learn how Rowan Profs go Beyond the Classroom to grow professionally, as well as personally, through internships and other experiential learning. Experiential learning includes hands-on learning opportunities provided through research, student clubs, campus leadership, student worker jobs, service-learning projects and volunteerism. In addition, Rowan’s Office of Career & Professional Development provides career support that’s more than just […]
How Law and Justice Major Keshawn Porter Stepped out of His Comfort Zone
Today we feature Keshawn Porter, a Law and Justice major from Essex County, who shares how joining on-campus clubs and organizations changed his Rowan experience for the better. Could you tell us a few on-campus activities, clubs, sports or events that you’ve attended? What was your favorite, and why? I am part of the Black […]
#PROFspective: Senior Lauren Cooper Says “Opportunities for Molecular and Cellular Biology Majors are Endless”
Lauren Cooper is a senior here at Rowan University, from Sussex County, NJ. Lauren is majoring in Molecular and Cellular Biology (MCB) along with her minors in pre-medical and chemistry. Why did you choose Rowan? I chose Rowan because it felt like home when I stepped on campus. I loved the size of the school, […]
Stories from 3 Rowan University Students
EOF is the gift that keeps on giving to its students here at Rowan, so here’s EOF students giving back to the program they love so dearly
#PROFspective: An Introduction to Tammy Nguyen, Leadership and Social Innovation Major
Today we feature Tammy Nguyen, a junior in Rowan University’s College of Education. Tammy, of Camden County, NJ, majors in Leadership and Social Innovation and is also pursuing a Certificate of Undergraduate Study (CUGS) in Access, Success, & Equity for Educational Innovation. Please share an “aha!” moment you’ve had within your major that made you […]