Oct
21
New Finance Program Added for Fall 2023
RUTHERFORD, NJ – Felician University is proud to announce the approval of a new Bachelor of Science in Finance in the School of Business & Information Sciences. The Finance program will begin in Fall 2023. Dr. Philip Rothman, who laid the groundwork for this new undergraduate degree, along with Dr. David Turi, and Dr. Karen
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Jan
17
Student Affairs Statement on Martin Luther King Jr
Every year people across the country and around the world observe the third Monday in January to remember Martin Luther King, Jr. As a champion for justice, peace, equality, he left an indelible mark on the lives of people across the globe. Dr. King is an iconic representation of what it means to remain peaceful
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Jan
07
Week 2 of the Friday FRESH Message from Dr. John Burke
Dear Felician University Community, Welcome to Week 2 of the Friday FRESH Message from the SCC (Standing COVID Committee). In this message, I will recap some critical points regarding Felician University COVID-19 policy and procedures as well as share some important updates. Booster Requirement • All eligible members of the Felician University Community who participate
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Jan
01
Important Message from Dr. John Burke and the SCC
Dear Felician University Community, Happy New Year and welcome to the first Friday FRESH (Felician Remains Engaged, Safe, and Healthy) Message from the SCC (Standing COVID Committee). Please read the SCC FAQs attached with live links and pictured below regarding COVID-19 booster vaccinations and PCR testing requirements and procedures. As you know, all on campus
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Dec
02
Sister Marilyn Minter Interviewed on RadioFelician for IFG
Dr. Marie Cueman, Dir. of the Institute for Gerontology at Felician University, recently interviewed Sr. Marilyn Minter on RadioFelician University about her mission work in Haiti. Here are some highlights from that interview. ************ “I live in the Caribbean, can you believe it?” Sr. Marilyn Minter, CSSF, does indeed live in the Caribbean as a
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Nov
24
Winter COVID-19 Letter to the University Community
November 24, 2021 Dear Felician University Community, As many of us travel for the Thanksgiving holiday to be with family and friends, it is important we all remain vigilant to ensure a safe return to campus. President Crawford recently established the Felician University Standing COVID Committee as the follow-on to the Return to Campus Committee
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Nov
19
Veterans Day Marked by 1st Annual Ruck March
Felician University celebrated Veterans Day with its 1st Annual Lodi to Rutherford Ruck March. Escorted by the Wallington and East Rutherford Police Departments, more than 50 participants including Veteran students, faculty, staff, and other veterans walked from the Lodi to the Rutherford campus. “For those who don’t know, a Ruck is typically how we travel
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Nov
04
Women’s Leadership Initiative Features MBA Powerhouses
They come from different backgrounds and work in fields as diverse as banking, healthcare, and the automotive industry. But the four women who spoke at Felician University’s Women’s Leadership Speakers Series on October 20 have one thing in common – they’re all successful Felician MBA alumnae. The panel discussion with this powerful group of women
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Nov
02
Bergen County Prosecutor is Welcomed at Older is Better
Older Is Better Welcomes Bergen County Prosecutor for Discussion on Senior Safety! Bergen County Prosecutor, Mark Musella, was the perfect presenter for Felician University’s Older is Better (OIB) program, titled Senior Scam on October 8. “One of the priorities of my office is community engagement, and we try to speak to community members about topics
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Sep
24
Felician Holds 2021 Academic Convocation
Felician University Freshmen and Sophomores were ushered into Convocation 2021 at Breslin Hall on Wednesday, September 22 by the Clifton High School Marching Band. Dr. Christine Mihal, Acting Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the School of Nursing set the tone for the Convocation with a theme of belonging, telling students, “It is
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