Florham Campus This Month

To submit an event, contact Mary Ann Bautista at mary_ann_bautista@fdu.edu

October 2025

1 Wed.–15 Wed.; Hispanic Heritage Month Exhibit and Book Display, “A Glimpse of Hispanic Heritage,” showcasing images of Latin America in photobooks drawn from Douglas Lloyd Kahn Collection in the History of Photography and Film, and “Latino Literary Luminaries: A Sampling,” books from library’s circulating collection; Reference Room, Monninger Center for Learning and Research, Mon.–Thu., 8 a.m.–11 p.m.; Fri., 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; Sat., 10 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sun., 2–10 p.m., free, for information email friedl@fdu.edu.

1 Wed.–12/17 Wed.; Book Display, “Celebrating Jane Austen’s 250th Birthday and Highlighting Significant Literary Anniversaries,” centennial anniversary of 1925 publication of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, Franz Kafka’s The Trial and Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway, selection of books drawn from library collection at Florham Campus; Reference Room, Monninger Center for Learning and Research, Mon.–Thu., 8 a.m.–11 p.m.; Fri., 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; Sat., 10 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sun., 2–10 p.m., free, for information email friedl@fdu.edu.

1 Wed.; Virtual Information Session, MSN Entry-to-RN Practice, sponsored by Henry P. Becton College of Nursing and Allied Health; Zoom, 2–3 p.m. EST, free, for information email CONAH@fdu.edu.

1 Wed.; Meditation/Mindfulness Group via Zoom, Charles Imbimbo, psychological counselor, Office of Mental and Emotional Wellbeing (OMEW) (Metro), sponsored by OMEW (formerly S-CAPS); Zoom, 4 p.m., free, for information call 201-692-2174 or email imbimbo@fdu.edu, for FDU community only.

1 Wed.; Online Library Workshop, “Is It Fake News: How Celebrities Manipulate the Media Cycle,” learn vital skills in navigating news cycle; how and why information is created, used and spread, Colleen Fischer, research and instruction librarian, Metropolitan Campus Library; Zoom, 5–6 p.m. EST, free, registration necessary, for information email c.fischer1@fdu.edu or go to Upcoming Library Events and Workshops, for FDU community only.

1 Wed.; Virtual Open House, Master of Public Health (MPH) Program, includes program overview and Q&A session with MPH faculty; Zoom, 7 p.m. EST, free, registration necessary, for information email tracyt@fdu.edu.

2 Thu.; Virtual Information Session, Undergraduate/Entry-level Nursing, sponsored by Henry P. Becton College of Nursing and Allied Health; Zoom, noon–1 p.m. EST, free, for information email CONAH@fdu.edu.

2 Thu.; Virtual Information Session, Allied Health, Health Studies and Phlebotomy, sponsored by Henry P. Becton College of Nursing and Allied Health; Zoom, 1–2 p.m. EST, free, for information email CONAH@fdu.edu.

2 Thu.; Conversation, “Leading Change: From Student Voices to Political Careers,” how their college experiences shaped their leadership, advocacy and commitment to creating change, with Shytail Clay, BA’24 (Flor), constituency organizer; and Tracy Osawe, government and politics major and president, Prelaw Honors Society; moderated by Jensi Javier Cabrera, criminology and psychology major and president, Florham Campus Student Government Association (SGA), cosponsored by FDU library and Florham Campus SGA; Lenfell Hall, Hennessy Hall, and via Zoom, 4–5 p.m., free, registration necessary for Zoom attendees, for information email tcruz01@fdu.edu, for FDU community only.

2 Thu.; Online Library Workshop, “Research Basics for Undergraduate English for Professional Success (EPS) Students,” learn about research tools available through library website, common stages of research process, citation tools and how to improve search process; learn about library’s Language Translation Applications page with tools that can assist in translating websites, databases and PDFs; qualifies for EPS academic support credit, Michele Nestory, reference and instruction librarian, Metropolitan Campus Library; Zoom, 4–5 p.m. EST, free, registration necessary, for information email michelel@fdu.edu or go to Upcoming Library Events and Workshops, for FDU community only.

3 Fri.–5 Sun.; FDU Theater Season, “You Can’t Take It With You,” by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart; directed by Lauren Shields, BA’18 (Flor), director/intimacy coordinator/coach, cofounder of Blank Theatre Company, cofounder of 151st Productions and founder of Audition Checkup; set design by John Ehrenberg, theater production manager; lighting design by David Landau, film; and costume design by Susanne Houstle, set/costume designer, presented by arts, communication, and media; Dreyfuss Theater, Dreyfuss Building, Fri.–Sat., 7:30 p.m.; and Sun., 2:30 p.m., $15, $10 senior citizens 65+, $5 FDU community and students, tickets purchased online, reserving tickets ahead of time strongly recommended, limited seats available for each performance, bring printouts of e-tickets or have e-tickets on phone scanned at door, for tickets and information call 973-443-8644 or go to FDU Theater Season.

5 Sun.; Community Day, featuring matinee performance of “You Can’t Take It With You,” comedy by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart, featuring student cast and crew, cosponsored by Office of the President and arts, communication, and media department; Dreyfuss Theater, Dreyfuss Building, 2:30 p.m., free (use code FDUFAMILY at FDU Theater Season for up to four free tickets), tickets sell out quickly, make reservations as soon as possible. free refreshments after show, for information email KatePM@fdu.edu, for FDU faculty and staff only.

6 Mon.; 28th Annual Robert T. Shields Devils Golf Outing, hosted by FDU Devils Athletics; Mendham Golf & Tennis Club, 2 Golf Lane, Mendham, N.J., registration/practice range 10 a.m., brunch 10:30–11:45 a.m., putting contest 11:15 a.m., shotgun tee-off noon, cocktail hour 5 p.m., dinner/awards/raffle/silent auction 6 p.m., $425 single golfers, $1,700 foursomes, $150 cocktails/dinner only, FDU young alumni (graduated from FDU in last 10 years receive $100 discount off registration fee to golf, proceeds benefit Division III athletic programs, registration necessary, sponsorship opportunities available, for information call 201-692-7004, email davies@fdu.edu or go to 28th Annual Robert T. Shields Devils Golf Outing.

6 Mon.; Public Affairs Lecture Series, “Powershift, the Gulf Countries, the United States and the New Middle Eastern Order,” Steven Cook, senior fellow, Council on Foreign Relations, Washington, D.C., sponsored by FDU’s School of Public and Global Affairs; Bickford Theatre at Morris Museum, 6 Normandy Heights Road, Morristown, N.J., 2–3:30 p.m., $120 for series (10 lectures), fill out subscription application, submit subscription application and payment electronically or by mail (check made payable to FDU, addressed to Donna Sadowski, senior coordinator for off-campus programs, School of Public and Global Affairs, FDU, 1000 River Road, H-DH2-13, Teaneck, N.J. 07666, walk-ins may check-in at Bickford Theatre front desk and be put on wait-list, walk-ins admitted 10 minutes before lecture starts, walk-in fee $20, for information call 201-692-7171, email palsboard2025@gmail.com or go to Public Affairs Lecture Series 2025.

6 Mon.; Discussion, “Supreme Court 2025 Term: Preview and Review,” with Tiffany Bergin, criminal justice; Bruce Peabody, government and politics and director, Fairleigh Institute for Lifelong Learning at Florham; and Tracy Osawe, government and politics major and president, Prelaw Honors Society, moderated by Bruce Peabody, sponsored by Maxwell Becton College of Liberal Arts and Education; Department of Social Sciences, History, and Criminal Justice; and Prelaw; Lenfell Hall, Hennessy Hall, 2:30–3:45 p.m., free, for information email bpeabody@fdu.edu, for FDU community only.

6 Tue.; Online Library Workshop, “Intermediate Generative AI for Research for Faculty,” builds off of “Introduction to Generative AI for Research for Faculty,” discusses importance of effective prompting and other tips for AI use, Angelina Carney, research and instruction librarian, Metropolitan Campus Library; Zoom, 4–4:45 p.m. EST, free, registration necessary, for information email a.carney@fdu.edu or go to Upcoming Library Events and Workshops, for FDU faculty and staff only.

7 Tue.; Banned Books Week, Conversation, “Teaching Challenged Texts: Navigating Banned and Challenged Books in the Classroom,” Melissa Smith, education and director, QUEST and Master of Arts in Teaching program (Metro); Brian Mooney, education (Metro); and Colleen Fischer, research and instruction librarian, Metropolitan Campus Library, explore how teachers can foster inclusive conversations around literature and promote critical thinking in the classroom, cosponsored by FDU library and Peter Sammartino School of Education, Maxwell Becton College of Liberal Arts and Education; Zoom, 4 p.m., free, registration necessary, for information email tcruz01@fdu.edu, for FDU community only.

7 Tue.; Online Library Workshop, Digital Scholarship Series, “Digital Storytelling Tools,” covers three tools (Canva, Microsoft Clipchamp and Podcastle) to help jumpstart digital-storytelling projects, Angelina Carney, research and instruction librarian, Metropolitan Campus Library; Zoom, 4–4:45 p.m. EST, free, registration necessary, for information email a.carney@fdu.edu or go to Upcoming Library Events and Workshops, for FDU community only.

7 Tue.; Transition to College Virtual Workshop, insider’s guide to making successful transition to college for students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and 504 Plans, presented by Regional Center for Learning Disabilities; Zoom, Regional Center Information Session 6:30 p.m., Workshop follows 7 p.m., free, RSVP necessary to receive Zoom link, to RSVP and for information call 973-443-8981 or email hebert@fdu.edu or b.logan@fdu.edu.

8 Wed.; Meditation/Mindfulness Group via Zoom, Charles Imbimbo, psychological counselor, Office of Mental and Emotional Wellbeing (OMEW) (Metro), sponsored by OMEW (formerly S-CAPS); Zoom, 4 p.m., free, for information call 201-692-2174 or email imbimbo@fdu.edu, for FDU community only.

8 Wed.; Online Library Workshop, “How to Read a Scholarly Article,” getting the most out of sources when conducting college-level research; topics include locating, identifying and analyzing scholarly articles, Eleanor Friedl, research and instruction librarian, Monninger Center for Learning and Research, and Kathleen Svendsen, University coordinator of college reading program/writing specialist, Academic Support Center, cosponsored by FDU library and Academic Support Center; Zoom, 4–4:45 p.m. EST, free, registration necessary, for information email eleanor_friedl@fdu.edu or kssven@fdu.edu or go to Upcoming Library Events and Workshops, for FDU community only.

8 Wed.; Virtual Writing Studio Workshop, “Essential Spoken English for International Students,” Paul Caruso, professional tutor, Metro Writing Studio, sponsored by Metro Writing Studio; Zoom, 6–7:30 p.m. (log-in 10 minutes prior to start of session), free, for information call 201-692-2166, email jawagner@fdu.edu or go to Metro Writing Studio, for FDU community only.

9 Thu.; Virtual Writing Studio Workshop, “Introduction to MLA 9th Edition,” Yelena Shekhtman, Becton College (Metro), and tutor, Metro Writing Studio, sponsored by Metro Writing Studio; Zoom, 10–11:30 a.m. (log-in 10 minutes prior to start of session), free, for information call 201-692-2166, email jawagner@fdu.edu or go to Metro Writing Studio, for FDU community only.

9 Thu.; Virtual Writing Studio Workshop, “Basic Grammar,” Rochelle Moskowitz, Becton College (Metro), sponsored by Metro Writing Studio; Zoom, 1:30–3 p.m. (log-in 10 minutes prior to start of session), free, for information call 201-692-2166, email jawagner@fdu.edu or go to Metro Writing Studio, for FDU community only.

9 Thu.; Online Library Workshop, “Writing Research Using Media Resources: Citing Audio and Visual Resources in MLA and APA,” learn to cite various media forms and find resources to avoid plagiarism, qualifies for English for Professional Success (EPS) academic support credit, Michele Nestory, reference and instruction librarian, Metropolitan Campus Library; Zoom, 4–4:30 p.m. EST, free, registration necessary, for information email michelel@fdu.edu or go to Upcoming Library Events and Workshops, for FDU community only.

9 Thu.; Virtual Writing Studio Workshop, “Introduction to APA Format,” Danielle DesFosses, associate director, Programs in English for Academic and Professional Success (Metro), and tutor, Metro Writing Studio, sponsored by Metro Writing Studio; Zoom, 6–7:30 p.m. (log-in 10 minutes prior to start of session), free, for information call 201-692-2166, email jawagner@fdu.edu or go to Metro Writing Studio, for FDU community only.

13 Mon.–14 Tue.; Fall Recess.

13 Mon.; Virtual Workshop, “Applied AI for Academic Impact,” focuses on responsible and ethical AI in academia; explores how to use AI effectively across academia’s three core areas: teaching, research and operations; with Nick Stelzner, grants and contracts manager/specialist, University of Washington, Seattle, Wash.; and Christopher Stubbs, mechanical engineering/mechanical engineering technology (Metro), sponsored by grants/sponsored projects, made possible by U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) Award #2433183; Zoom, 2–3 p.m. EST, free, registration necessary, for information email jmorales.blasucci@fdu.edu, for FDU faculty and staff only.

13 Mon.; Public Affairs Lecture Series, “What Does Criminal Justice Reform Now Mean for the U.S. Supreme Court and America in the Fall of 2025?” Douglas Berman, Newton D. Baker-Baker & Hostetler chair in law; executive director, Drug Enforcement and Policy Center, Moritz School of Law, Ohio State University, sponsored by FDU’s School of Public and Global Affairs; Bickford Theatre at Morris Museum, 6 Normandy Heights Road, Morristown, N.J., 2–3:30 p.m., $120 for series (10 lectures), fill out subscription application, submit subscription application and payment electronically or by mail (check made payable to FDU, addressed to Donna Sadowski, senior coordinator for off-campus programs, School of Public and Global Affairs, FDU, 1000 River Road, H-DH2-13, Teaneck, N.J. 07666, walk-ins may check-in at Bickford Theatre front desk and be put on wait-list, walk-ins admitted 10 minutes before lecture starts, walk-in fee $20, for information call 201-692-7171, email palsboard2025@gmail.com or go to Public Affairs Lecture Series 2025.

14 Tue.; National Hispanic Fair, college fair for high-school students, hosted by National Hispanic College Fairs, Inc., sponsored by undergraduate admissions; Ferguson Recreation Center, 8 a.m.–1 p.m., free, for information email pereza@fdu.edu.

15 Wed.; Information Session, Regional Center for Learning Disabilities, for parents, prospective students and high-school teachers/staff; Sullivan Lounge, Hennessy Hall, 10 a.m., free, registration necessary, to register and for information call 973-443-8981 or email hebert@fdu.edu or b.logan@fdu.edu.

15 Wed.; Blood Drive, sponsored by Student Wellness Services in partnership with RWJBarnabas; Bottle Hill Room and Pub, Santoloci Student Center, 10 a.m.–4 p.m., free, reregistration necessary, donors must bring photo IDs, donors receive free T-shirts and Jersey Mike’s subs, for information email c.smithcruz@fdu.edu, for FDU community only.

15 Wed.; Virtual Information Session, MSN Entry-to-RN Practice, sponsored by Henry P. Becton College of Nursing and Allied Health; Zoom, noon–1 p.m. EST, free, for information email CONAH@fdu.edu.

15 Wed.; Meditation/Mindfulness Group via Zoom, Charles Imbimbo, psychological counselor, Office of Mental and Emotional Wellbeing (OMEW) (Metro), sponsored by OMEW (formerly S-CAPS); Zoom, 4 p.m., free, for information call 201-692-2174 or email imbimbo@fdu.edu, for FDU community only.

15 Wed.; Virtual Writing Studio Workshop, “Advanced APA Format,” Helen Kuttner, Becton College (Metro), and tutor, Metro Writing Studio, sponsored by Metro Writing Studio; Zoom, 4–5:30 p.m. (log-in 10 minutes prior to start of session), free, for information call 201-692-2166, email jawagner@fdu.edu or go to Metro Writing Studio, for FDU community only. 

15 Wed.; Webinar, “Understanding LGBTQ+ Health and Wellness: Insights from a Professional,” Christopher Awwad, medical director, LGBTQ+ Health and Wellness Center, Bergen New Bridge Medical Center, Paramus, N.J., sponsored by LGBTQ+ Alumni Chapter; Zoom, 6:30 p.m., Question-and-Answer period follows, free, registration necessary by noon on 10/15 Wed., Zoom link provided at registration, for information email fdualumni@fdu.edu or call 201-692-7106, for FDU alumni, students, faculty/staff and guests only.

17 Fri.; Last Day of Classes for Fall A 8-week Courses.

17 Fri.; Silberman College of Business Hall of Fame Gala, honoring Sarah Hassan, BS’09, MBA’10 (Flor), fund manager, Dynagrow Capital, Boca Raton, Fla.; Clinton Lewis, Jr., MBA’94 (Metro), chief executive officer and member, board of directors, AgroFresh Solutions, Philadelphia, Pa.; Arleen Paladino, MBA’84 (Flor), chief financial officer, Crum & Forster, Morristown, N.J.; and Leonard Green, chairman/founder, The Green Group, Woodbridge, N.J., and adjunct faculty member, Babson College, Wellesley Hills, Mass., recipient of Lifetime Achievement Award; Cocktail Reception, 5:30 p.m., Stern Portico, Hennessy Hall; Dinner follows, Lenfell Hall, Hennessy Hall, $650 with five-ticket limit, $250 young/recent alumni (25 years old and younger) with five-ticket limit, sponsorship packages available, proceeds benefit student scholarships and academic programming in Silberman College, cocktail attire, valet parking available, RSVP necessary by 10/6 Mon., for information go to Silberman College Hall of Fame Gala, email sakinm@fdu.edu or call 973-443-8377.

18 Sat.; Master of Social Work (MSW) Virtual Information Session, program overview and Q&A session with program director and faculty; Zoom, 10–11:30 a.m. EST, free, registration necessary, for information email tracyt@fdu.edu.

20 Mon.; First Day of Classes for Fall B 8-week Courses.

20 Mon.; Public Affairs Lecture Series, “A World Without Rising Powers: How Population Decline and Economic Stagnation are Ending an Era of Global Upheaval — and Bringing New Threats,” Michael Beckley, director of Asia program, Foreign Policy Research Institute, Philadelphia, Pa., and political science, Tufts University, Medford, Mass., sponsored by FDU’s School of Public and Global Affairs; Bickford Theatre at Morris Museum, 6 Normandy Heights Road, Morristown, N.J., 2–3:30 p.m., $120 for series (10 lectures), fill out subscription application, submit subscription application and payment electronically or by mail (check made payable to FDU, addressed to Donna Sadowski, senior coordinator for off-campus programs, School of Public and Global Affairs, FDU, 1000 River Road, H-DH2-13, Teaneck, N.J. 07666, walk-ins may check-in at Bickford Theatre front desk and be put on wait-list, walk-ins admitted 10 minutes before lecture starts, walk-in fee $20, for information call 201-692-7171, email palsboard2025@gmail.com or go to Public Affairs Lecture Series 2025.

20 Mon.; Virtual Writing Studio Workshop, “Accessible Tutoring Strategies,” Kathleen Lyons, rhetoric/composition and associate director of writing (Metro), sponsored by Metro Writing Studio; Zoom, 3–4 p.m. (log-in 10 minutes prior to start of session), free, for information call 201-692-2166, email jawagner@fdu.edu or go to Metro Writing Studio, for FDU community only.

20 Mon.; Interactive Talk, “Violence, Family, and Self,” what can mass killers and serial killers teach you about your own family, empower yourself to create a safer home, with Roger Forsthoff, MAS’15 (Metro), Becton College (Metro), cosponsored by FDU libraries and social sciences/history/criminal justice department; Hassan Orangerie, Monninger Center for Learning and Research, 4 p.m., free, for information email tcruz01@fdu.edu.

20 Mon.; Online Library Workshop, “Using Nexis Uni,” navigate Nexis Uni to find case law and more, Julia Ercolano, research and instruction librarian, Monninger Center for Learning and Research; Zoom, 5–5:45 p.m. EST, free, registration necessary, for information email j.ercolano@fdu.edu or go to Upcoming Library Events and Workshops, for FDU community only.

21 Tue.; Midterm Progress Reporting Closes. 

21 Tue.; Markets Update, Jon Budish, BA’77, MBA’85 (Flor), business faculty (Metro), and founder, Budish Group, sponsored by Professional Development Program, Silberman College of Business; Bloomberg Lab, Room 106, Monninger Center for Learning and Research, 3–4 p.m., free, for information email paigesoltano@fdu.edu, for FDU students only.

21 Tue.; Online Library Workshop, Digital Scholarship Series, “Introduction to Data Visualization,” introduction to Flourish and Canva, two tools to create data storytelling for research, Erica Weidner, research and instruction librarian, Metropolitan Campus Library; Zoom, 4–4:45 p.m. EST, free, registration necessary, for information email e.weidner@fdu.edu or go to Upcoming Library Events and Workshops, for FDU community only.

22 Wed.; Meditation/Mindfulness Group via Zoom, Charles Imbimbo, psychological counselor, Office of Mental and Emotional Wellbeing (OMEW) (Metro), sponsored by OMEW (formerly S-CAPS); Zoom, 4 p.m., free, for information call 201-692-2174 or email imbimbo@fdu.edu, for FDU community only.

22 Wed.; Online Library Workshop, “Introduction to Online Archival Research,” learn how to navigate popular online archives, including Library of Congress and the Internet Archive legally, efficiently and confidently, Colleen Fischer, research and instruction librarian, Metropolitan Campus Library; Zoom, 5–5:30 p.m. EST, free, registration necessary, for information email c.fischer1@fdu.edu or go to Upcoming Library Events and Workshops, for FDU community only.

23 Thu.; TIAA On-campus Individual Counseling, Joseph Del Grande, TIAA financial consultant, sponsored by human resources; Room 241, Zen Building, 9 a.m.–5 p.m., free, by appointment, for appointment and information call 201-498-8306 or email Joe.DelGrande@tiaa.org, for FDU faculty and staff only.

23 Thu.; Virtual Writing Studio Workshop, “Basic Grammar,” Rochelle Moskowitz, Becton College (Metro), sponsored by Metro Writing Studio; Zoom, 1:30–3 p.m. (log-in 10 minutes prior to start of session), free, for information call 201-692-2166, email jawagner@fdu.edu or go to Metro Writing Studio, for FDU community only.

23 Thu.; Wroxton Briefing, information about a semester abroad at Wroxton College, Oxfordshire, England, with Dean Nicholas Baldwin and Brian Swanzey, director of study abroad; Hartman Lounge, Hennessy Hall, 2–3 p.m., free, for information email Brian_Swanzey@fdu.edu, for FDU community only.

23 Thu.; Online Library Workshop, “Research Basics for English as a Second Language (ESL) Students,” introduction to web-translation tools to help translate websites, databases and PDFs into one’s native language through Language Translation Applications page; research process; tools available on library website; citation tools; and how to create search statements, Michele Nestory, reference and instruction librarian, Metropolitan Campus Library; Zoom, 5–5:45 p.m. EST, free, registration necessary, for information email michelel@fdu.edu or go to Upcoming Library Events and Workshops, for FDU graduate students only.

26 Sun.; Undergraduate Admissions Fall Open House, explore majors and concentrations, scholarships and financial aid; learn about global college experience and study-abroad opportunities, career development, alumni network and Division III athletics; engage with current students; and enjoy student-led campus tour; and receive on-the-spot admissions decisions for students who apply in advance via email to jreneo@fdu.edu; Ferguson Recreation Center, 9:30 a.m.–2 p.m., free, includes food, giveaways and fun activities, registration necessary, for information call 973-443-8900, email admissions@fdu.edu or go to Attend an Open House.

27 Mon.; Public Affairs Lecture Series, “Can the Public Rely on Polling to Accurately Predict the Outcomes of the U.S. Elections,” Daniel Cassino, government/politics and executive director, FDU Poll, sponsored by FDU’s School of Public and Global Affairs; Bickford Theatre at Morris Museum, 6 Normandy Heights Road, Morristown, N.J., 2–3:30 p.m., $120 for series (10 lectures), fill out subscription application, submit subscription application and payment electronically or by mail (check made payable to FDU, addressed to Donna Sadowski, senior coordinator for off-campus programs, School of Public and Global Affairs, FDU, 1000 River Road, H-DH2-13, Teaneck, N.J. 07666, walk-ins may check-in at Bickford Theatre front desk and be put on wait-list, walk-ins admitted 10 minutes before lecture starts, walk-in fee $20, for information call 201-692-7171, email palsboard2025@gmail.com or go to Public Affairs Lecture Series 2025.

27 Mon.; Online Library Workshop, “Introduction to Using Generative AI for Research for Faculty,” potential uses of generative AI in academic research, drawbacks and ethical consideration of using these tools will also be discussed, Angelina Carney, research and instruction librarian, Metropolitan Campus Library; Zoom, 5–5:45 p.m. EST, free, registration necessary, for information email a.carney@fdu.edu or go to Upcoming Library Events and Workshops, for FDU faculty and staff only.

28 Tue.; Virtual Information Session, Graduate Nursing (Nurse Practitioner MSN and Postgraduate Certificate, DNP), sponsored by Henry P. Becton College of Nursing and Allied Health; Zoom, noon–1 p.m. EST, free, for information email CONAH@fdu.edu.

28 Tue.; Markets Update, Jon Budish, BA’77, MBA’85 (Flor), business faculty (Metro), and founder, Budish Group, sponsored by Professional Development Program, Silberman College of Business; Bloomberg Lab, Room 106, Monninger Center for Learning and Research, 3–4 p.m., free, for information email paigesoltano@fdu.edu, for FDU students only.

28 Tue.; Online Library Workshop, Digital Scholarship Series, “Introduction to Tableau,” overview of free Tableau software, tool for creating data visualizations that support strong visual storytelling in research, Patty Miraglilo, research and instruction librarian, Metropolitan Campus Library; Zoom, 4–4:45 p.m. EST, free, registration necessary, for information email p.miraglilo@fdu.edu or go to Upcoming Library Events and Workshops, for FDU community only.

29 Wed.; Faculty Colloquium, “New Jersey’s Off-Off Year Bye Election,” Jon Corzine, former New Jersey governor and former U.S. senator; Jon Bramnick, New Jersey senator representing 21st Legislative District; and Daniel Cassino, government/politics and executive director, FDU Poll, sponsored by School of Public and Global Affairs; Zoom, 12:30 p.m. EST, free, for information email woolley@fdu.edu.

29 Wed.; Meditation/Mindfulness Group via Zoom, Charles Imbimbo, psychological counselor, Office of Mental and Emotional Wellbeing (OMEW) (Metro), sponsored by OMEW (formerly S-CAPS); Zoom, 4 p.m., free, for information call 201-692-2174 or email imbimbo@fdu.edu, for FDU community only.

30 Thu.; Online Library Workshop, “Citation Skills for English for Professional Success (EPS) Graduate Students,” difference between APA and MLA and how to cite visual resources, qualifies for EPS academic support credit, Michele Nestory, reference and instruction librarian, Metropolitan Campus Library; Zoom, 5–6 p.m. EST, free, registration necessary, for information email michelel@fdu.edu or go to Upcoming Library Events and Workshops, for FDU graduate students only.