News and Announcements

Project to focus on innovative Math for America video library

The Yogi Berra Museum and the Physics Club hosted a Physics Day for a Middle School from Waldwick NJ. Students encountered many examples of how physics influences sports through demonstrations and interactive experiences.

Associate Dean, and Earth and Environmental Studies professor, Dr. Stefanie Brachfeld gave a talk about icebergs at the American Museum of Natural History

Dr. Dena Restaino talks about the discovery of small, dangerous clinging jellyfish in a North Wildwood pond.

University partners with the American Association of University Women of New Jersey to engage high schoolers

This program is an innovative public-private partnership designed to provide high-achieving students in STEM in grades 10 through the doctoral level with an introduction to New Jersey’s vast STEM economy.

Montclair State alumnus to serve country with dream EPA job

Dr. Paul Bologna, Biology, along with students from his lab, have gone to the shore in search of clinging jellyfish.

Steven Herrera, Valeria Montoya, and Lauren Shahine have a lot in common: the three are graduating this spring as STEM teachers, and they are all off to teach in the City of Passaic.

The biology and child advocacy and policy major has already started a non profit and is heading to Harvard to continue her education.

The Spring 2019 History of Mathematics (MATH490) class experimented with a new approach to assessment culminating in the presentation of its project-based findings on May 13.