Janey DeLuca of the Child Care Center has received $53,124 from
the U.S. Department of Education to fund the third year of a program subsidizing
child care for low-income students as an incentive for them to complete
their education at Montclair State.
Susan Skalsky of Wellness Services received $13,533 from Capitol
Outcomes Research, Inc. to support a study of the level of immunizations
for Hepatitis B in Montclair State undergraduate students between the
ages of 18 and 25 without written evidence of prior Hepatitis B immunization
or a prior history of the infection.
Norman Stock of Sprague Library had his poem, "What I Said,"
which originally appeared in Poetry After 9/11: An Anthology of New
York Poets, published in the fourth edition of Poetry, an Introduction
by Michael Meyer (Bedford/St. Martin's, 2003), a widely used college textbook.
John Wooten of the Center for the Arts received $15,893 from the
New Jersey State Council on the Arts to help support culturally diverse
and interdisciplinary presentations of music, dance and theater. He also
received $23,542 from the Council to support TheatreFest, the professional
Equity theater-in-residence at Montclair State. The funds will support
the Regional Playwriting Contest, the Apprentice Program and the six educational
initiatives under the TheatreFest for Kids umbrella, which provide free
arts training and performances for 1,000 at-risk and special needs children.
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