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    1. Faculty Voices

      Jessica Henry Appointed to Governor Murphy’s Clemency Advisory Board

      New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has appointed our very own Justice Studies Professor, Jessica Henry, to be a member of his newly established

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    2. Faculty Voices

      Prof. Jonathan Greenberg publishes new book with Mo Rocca of CBS Sunday Morning

      Montclair English professor Jonathan Greenberg has teamed with CBS Sunday Morning correspondent Mo Rocca to create an inspiring collection

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    3. Faculty Voices

      Jonathan Howell on the Usefulness of AI Chatbots with NorthJersey.com

      As the rapid development of artificial intelligence continues to simultaneously fascinate and frighten many, Linguistics professor Jonathan

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    4. In the Media

      David Galef OpEd on Accommodations Featured in Inside Higher Ed

      David Galef, English Professor and Creative Writing Program Coordinator, recently published an OpEd in Inside Higher Ed titled, “How

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    5. Student Success Stories

      Two of Seven German National Honor Society Winners Hail from Montclair

      Montclair’s German program has had an active chapter of the Delta Phi Alpha national German Honor Society since 2019 and has been recognized

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    6. Student Success Stories

      Students Study Propaganda and Politics in Berlin and Munich

      In the last week of May, as some students were heading home or to the beach, seventeen students in Dr. Thomas Herold’s “Nazi Cinema and

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    7. Featured News

      Bridging Cultures

      The class Spanish for Heritage Learners is about much more than proper grammar, spelling and punctuation. To drive that point home, Spanish

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    8. Student Success Stories

      Students of German Transcribe and Translate Estate of Prominent Austrian Composer Wilhelm Grosz

      When the National Socialists invaded Austria in 1934, the highly successful composer Wilhelm Grosz left for London and then New York, where

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    9. Event Highlights

      Japanese Students Rehearse For Spring Reception

      Rehearsing for the Department of World Languages and Cultures Spring reception on May 1st. The well-known Japanese song, “Haru ga kita”,

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    10. Awards & Accolades

      Montclair Faculty Earn Inaugural MLA Pathways Step Grant

      Team of humanities faculty earns prestigious award to define career pathways in modern languages

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