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The College is working to implement a credit transfer time limit, review the nationwide Campus Pride Index benchmarks, investigate the need for bike racks, examine the published sexual harassment policy and procedures, and examine the need for more professors of Black or African American and…

Jan 21, 2025 · President McCormick said that in fall 2024 IT collaborated with T-Mobile to improve reception and functions for T-Mobile and AT&T users. He said, “As supported by guidance from the Information Technology Advisory Group, or ITAG, with representation from across the College, additional wireless access points were deployed throughout Crabiel Hall, Edison Hall, Instructional Resource Center ...

19 hours ago · New or improved educational paths that are being, and have been, developed based on the RWJBarnabas Health Workforce Partnership offer students in the County access to hands-on learning at the Heldrich Hotel and Conference Center that will strengthen the Middlesex County talent pipeline, according to the press release.. McCormick said an exciting aspect of the RWJ partnership with the County ...

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6 days ago · The Middlesex baseball team received votes in the 2025 preseason NJCAA DIII Baseball Poll released on Jan 21. While the Colts did receive votes, they did not receive enough to gain a spot in the top 15 and will start the season unranked. Middlesex College Athletic Director Rocco Constantino was ...

Oct 10, 2023 · Residents of South River witnessed a building destroyed after a massive fire on Main Street late last month on the morning of Sept. 24. Regina Krass and her husband, Vytas Krass, were former residents of the building located on Main Street.