welcome to Stockton PO Box 195 Pomona NJ

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1 welcome to Stockton PO Box 195 Pomona NJ

2 July 2 nd -31 st 9 th -13 th 15 th -19 th 16 th -20 th 16 th -23 rd 16 th Future Stars Day Camps Nothing But Net Boys Basketball Camps Stockton Summer Volleyball Camp Soccer Academy National Cheerleaders All Star Camp Freshman Orientation 8am-3pm Performing Arts Center, K-wing Gallery. Welcome all new Freshman Students! Meet student leaders, faculty, staff and administrators who can ease your transition into college life. Attend sessions, ask questions and tour the campus! Performing Arts Ocean City Boardwalk 8pm John Sebastian & Roger McGuinn fuse innovative styles of electric guitar, playing free-jazz atonalities with the drone of the Indian sitar. For Tickets call the Box Office: rd 25 th -26 th 30 th -31 st Performing Arts Ocean City Boardwalk 8pm The Grass Roots captured the essence of the 70s era with hits like Let s Live for Today, Midnight Confessions, Temptation Eyes and Two Divided by Love. For Tickets call the Box Office: Transfer Orientation 8am-2pm Welcome all new Transfer Students! Ease your transition to a new college. Review your class schedule, update your registration, and get acquainted with classmates. Attend sessions, ask questions and tour the campus! 1 st 1 st -3 rd 1 st -10 th 6 th -10 th 16 th -17 th 18 th -30 th 25 th -27 th 28 th -31 st 28 th Transfer Orientation 8am-2pm Soccer Academy Future Stars Day Camp Nothing But Net Girls Basketball Camp Physicals for Stockton Ospreys Preseason Practices S.O.A.R. Stockton Orientation Adventure Retreat The S.O.A.R. program engages incoming freshmen from the start of their undergraduate experience, emphasizing the social, leadership, and community aspects of college life. Students who participate in S.O.A.R. recall the three-day/two-night experience as one of their favorite college memories. Osprey Welcome Week Begins Dinner with TALONS 4pm-6pm in N-wing Troy Stende, Keynote Speaker 6pm-7:30pm in I-wing Think Fast 9pm-12am in N-wing August 29 th 30 th 31 st Monster.com Ultimate Road Trip 12pm-1pm in I-wing Information Fair 1pm-3pm in I-wing Dinner 4:30pm-6:30pm in N-wing Campus Police and Sex Signals: Sexual Assault Education 6:30pm-9:30pm in the Sports Center (Big Blue) Stockton Entertainment Team Casino Night 9:30pm-12am in N-wing Day of Service 9:30am-6:30pm in Sports Center (Big Blue) Meeting and bagged lunches followed by a BBQ dinner for participants Dating Doctor: Real Life Hitch Dave Coleman 7pm-9pm in I-wing Intramural Sports in I-wing 11am-5pm Women s Field Hockey v. Manhattanville1pm Women s Tennis on the Courts v. FDU-Florham 3pm Dinner 5pm-7pm in N-wing Treasure Hunt 9pm-12am in Upper N-wing Computer Lab Osprey Friends and Family Cross Country Invitational Men s and Women s Cross Country Track

3 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th -6 th 4 th 5 th 7 th 8 th 11 th -12 th 10 th -13 th 11 th 12 th 13 th 15 th Osprey Welcome Week Continues Women s Tennis on the Courts v. Cabrini 11am Dinner 5pm-7pm in N-wing Housing Residential Life Presents: Murder Mystery 7pm-9pm in TRLC Game Night 9pm-12am in Upper N-wing Bus trip 10:30am-8pm to Philadelphia Art Museum and Cheese Steaks Housing Presents: Madden Tournament 1pm-9pm in the TRLC Acoustic Performance 9pm-11pm in the A-wing Bus trip from 10:30am-6:30pm to Ocean City Women s Field Hockey v. Kings College 1pm Alcohol and Other Drug Awareness Week 11am-2pm in N-wing, D-wing Gallery, and I-wing Gallery Spirit Day and Class council Volleyball Tournament 3pm-5pm in the TRLC Quad Student Residential Life, Greek Council and NPC Present: Fire and Ice Bonfire 8pm-10pm in the TRLC Quad Drive-In Movie Night in Sports Center Parking Lot 10pm-12am in N-wing Classes Begin Women s Soccer v. Gwynedd Mercy 7pm Men s Soccer v. Farmingdale 8pm Men s Soccer v. Hunter 3pm Commuter Coffee 5pm-7pm in the D-wing Gallery Greek Fair Women s Volleyball 7pm in the Sports Center v. Rowan Women s Soccer v. Albright 6pm Men s Soccer v. NYU 8pm September 17 th 17 th -30 th 18 th 19 th 20 th 25 th -26 th 25 th 26 th 26 th 29 th Constitution Day: Celebrate the 220th Anniversary 4-5:30pm Burton Caine, Guest Lecturer from Temple University Law School in Alton Auditorium. Join the celebration with various events posted around the campus Jedediah Morfit: Sculpture Stockton College Art Gallery Freshman Convocation in the Performing Arts Center 4:30pm-6pm Ishmael Beah, author of Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a Boy Soldier Tickets available from Freshman Seminar faculty SCOSA Brown Bag Speaker Series on Aging Health & Aging 4:30-5:30pm in WQ-103 Research Focus on Nutrition, Diabetes, Osteoporosis and Obesity Jedediah Morfit will give a walking tour of his sculpture exhibit 2pm in the Stockton Art Gallery Women s Tennis on the Courts v. TCNJ 3:30pm Ordinary Lives of Engagement Joe Pirozek on Environmentalism Watch campus signs for news about this exciting series of guest speakers Women s Field Hockey v. Stevens Tech 5pm Men s Soccer v. TCNJ 7pm SCOSA Brown Bag Speaker Series on Aging Positive Aging across the Lifespan 4:30-5:30pm in F-116 Research Focus on the Benefits of Forgiveness & Gratitude with Dr. Marcello Spinella Women s Volleyball 7pm in the Sports Center v. Ramapo Clubs & Student Organizations Festival Join a Club today Get Engaged! 11:30am-4:30pm K-wing Circle 11:30am-4:30pm J-wing Gallery Women s Tennis on the Courts v. Goucher 3:30pm Career Services Sponsors an Alumni Panel Discussion Watch campus signs for news about this terrific event Women s Field Hockey v. Philadelphia Biblical 4pm Eagles Football Season Kick-off Movie Night 27 th 8:30pm in N-Wing Men s Soccer v. New Jersey City 1pm Classical Humanities with George Diamond Men and Women s Cross Country Lecture Palace or Not: Minoan Arkhanes 12pm Men s Soccer v. Kean 1pm Women s Volleyball Osprey Classic in the Sports Center 7pm

4 1 st -11 th 1 st -6 th 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th -6 th 5 th Homecoming Week Stockton College Foundation 5th Annual Golf Classic 11am-7pm at Hidden Creek Golf Club Women s Tennis on the Courts v. Stevens Tech 4pm Women s Field Hockey v. Kean 4pm Wednesdays on Women: Domestic Violence Awareness 5:30-6:15pm in J-105 Career Fair 10am 2pm in the I-wing Gym Jedediah Morfit: Sculpture Stockton College Art Gallery National Depression Screening Day Mental Health Fair 10am-2pm in the Upper G-wing Lounge including a Debate about Approaches to Mental Health at 12pm with Dr. Norman Chazin, free screening, chair massages and a free catered lunch to the first 150 debate guests. Annual Fannie Lou Hamer Civil Rights Symposium Featuring Vanita Gupta of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund 2:30-4:30pm in the PAC Life, Liberty & Other Pursuits... 7:30pm in the Performing Arts Center Everything old is new again in this original musical revue featuring Stockton performers past and present who celebrate and challenge the fundamental themes of America. Tickets: $6 with student ID Scholarship Recognition Ceremony 3-6pm in the Sports Center Osprey Ball Semi-Formal Dance 8pm-12am in the I-wing Gym Pop Lloyd Sports Symposium: Against All Odds 9am-1:30pm in the Performing Arts Center October 6 th 8 th 10 th 11 th 13 th 14 th 15 th -18 th 16 th Women s Tennis on the Courts v. Kean 12pm Women s Soccer v. William Paterson 1pm Men s Soccer v. Manhattanville 3pm Homecoming / Alumni Weekend Stockton Entertainment Team Concert Women s Soccer v. Ursinus 7pm Women s Tennis on the Courts v. Hunter 3:30pm Women s Soccer v. Rutgers-Camden 7pm Sexual Health Awareness Day 11am-3pm in the I-wing Gallery Clothesline Project 11am-3pm in the K-wing Circle Men s Soccer v. Ramapo 1pm Relationships 4:30-6pm in K-102 Women s Volleyball v. Rutgers-Newark 7pm in the Sports Center Women s Field Hockey v. Wesley 1pm Admissions Open House 9:15am in the Sports Center Disability Awareness Week Info Tables 11am-3pm in the Galleries Last Day to Register to Vote in the General Election on November 6. Check the Stockton Homepage or stop by the Library to Register Women s Volleyball v. William Paterson 7pm in the Sports Center

5 16 th -31 st 17 th 18 th 20 th 22 nd 23 rd John Hobbie: Theatre Design from Paper to Performance Stockton College Art Gallery Panel Discussion: Theatre Design & Collaboration and the Director/Designer Dialogue. 10am in the Townsend Residential Life Center (TRLC) Ordinary Lives of Engagement: Nicole Jacobi on Children and Women s Advocacy Watch campus signs for news about this exciting series of guest speakers Catch-22 7:30pm in the Performing Arts Center The Aquila Theatre Company s dynamic, timely and hilarious new production of Joseph Heller s classic novel, CATCH-22, explores the important and timely questions of the absurdity of war and its impact on American society. Tickets at the Box Office: $7 with student ID Women s Soccer v. Montclair 1pm Girls Gotta Run: A Talk with Patricia Ortman 4:30-6pm Watch campus signs for location information Business Etiquette Dinner 7pm in the N-wing Café Movie Night: Murder Ball 8:30pm in N-wing Make a Difference Day Community of Scholars Volunteer at the Food Bank Satisfaction: A Rolling Stones Tribute 7:30pm in the PAC Satisfaction: A Rolling Stones Experience celebrates and recreates the look, sound and attitude of The Rolling Stones. Tickets at the Box Office: $7 with student ID Men s Soccer v. Immaculata 7pm Josh Blue Last Comic Standing 7:30PM in the PAC $5 donation Career Services Presents: Federal Job Search Panel Watch campus signs for news about this informative event October(con t) 24 rd 25 th 27 th 27 th -28 th 30 th 31 st Classical Humanities with Stephen Patrick Lecture at 12pm The Fall of the Roman Empire in the West: It was the Army s Fault Women s Field Hockey v. Montclair 4pm Men s Soccer v. Rutgers-Newark 7pm SCOSA Brown Bag Speaker Series on Aging 4:30-5:30pm Healthy Living in F-111 Research Focus on Self-efficacy and Exercise with Dr. Mary Lou Galantino and Dr. Elaine Bukowski Men s and Women s Cross Country Women s Soccer (NJAC) Men s Soccer (NJAC) LollaNoBooza Dance Party 6pm-12midnight at the Lakeside Center NJAC Cross Country Championships KineticKids The Goblin Boy 3pm & 7:30Sat; 3pm Sun in the Dance Studio H-104. Don t miss the world premiere of this new Gothic Dance Faerie Tale! $5 General Admission Precepting Day Women s Volleyball in the Sports Center (NJAC) Women s Soccer (NJAC) Icelandic Dance Company US Debut 7:30pm at the Performing Arts Center. The Iceland Dance Company puts special focus on new creations in dance as well as developing partnerships and collaborations with other artistic sectors, in particular music. Men s Soccer (NJAC)

6 1 st 1 st -16 th 2 nd 3 rd 6 th 7 th 7 th -11 th 8 th 10 th Hispanic Flag Raising Ceremony 10am Women s Field Hockey v. TCNJ 3:30pm The Harlem Gospel Choir 7:30pm in the PAC: The Harlem Gospel Choir is one of the pre-eminent gospel choirs in the world. Visiting Writers Series: Tony Hoagland Ravenswood Reading Poet 8pm Women s Soccer John Hobbie: Theatre Design from Paper to Performance Stockton College Art Gallery Dash for Democracy and Expo 7am-12pm Bus Trip to the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia. Arturo O Farrill Directs the Chico O Farrill Afro- Cuban Jazz Orchestra 7:30pm in the PAC: Dance music is very powerful because it unites the brain with the body, says Grammy award nominee and music director at Lincoln Center, Arturo O Farrill. Women s Volleyball in the Sports Center Men s Soccer (NJAC) Election Day Remember to cast your vote! Watch campus signs for polling places and group activities Precepting Day Ordinary Lives of Engagement: Joanna Sykes- Sevedra on Arts Education Watch campus signs for news about this exciting series Wednesdays on Women: To Gardasil or Not to Gardasil? 5:30-6:15pm in J-105 Independence by Lee Blessing 7:30pm Wed-Sat; 3:30pm Sun performances in the Experimental Theatre of the PAC. In this award-winning play a dramatically dysfunctional family living in Independence, Iowa. Family ties are stretched to the breaking point when Jo, the good girl becomes pregnant. Tickets $6 with student ID Admissions Open House 9:15am in the Sports Center Jane Golden Guest Lecture: Philadelphia Murals and the Stories They Tell 3pm in the AS-102 Lecture Hall. Classical Humanities with Demetrios J. Constantelos Lecture at 12pm The Bible and the Classics in the Ninth-Century Byzantium November 11 th 14 th 15 th 20 th 22 nd -23 rd 26 th -30 th 28 th 29 th 30 th 100 Years of Broadway 4pm in the PAC 100 Years of Broadway recreates the biggest moments from the biggest shows of the century, featuring the actual stars of shows such as The Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables, CATS, Jesus Christ Superstar and Jekyll & Hyde. Graduate and Professional School Fair 10am - 2:30pm in the Lower I-Wing Gallery SCOSA Brown Bag Speaker Series on Aging 4:30-5:30pm Diversity and Depression across the Lifespan in H-113. Research Focus on Cultrual Diversity of Loss and Grief as We Age in collaboration with UMDNJ Faculty Great American Smokeout 11am-2pm in the I-wing gallery Student Faculty and Staff Dinner Watch campus signs for news about this terrific event The Nigerian Spam Scam Scam 7:30pm in the Performing Arts Center Please help me! I am beneficiary to a fortune of 30 million dollars!! You ve seen something like that in at least one a week. Writing as a lonely millionaire, Dean Cameron lured the unsuspecting scammer into a nine-month correspondence full of intrigue, broken hearts, confusion, frustration and colon trouble. Thanksgiving Holiday College closed Studies in the Arts: Senior Project Exhibition I on display in the Stockton Art Gallery Reception to meet the artists 5-7pm in the Gallery World AIDs Day Watch campus signs for Awareness Events and Activities Kwanzaa Celebration Watch for Campus Announcements about this Celebration Atlantic City Ballet presents The Nutcracker 7:30pm in the PAC Returning for its 25th season to the Stockton Performing Arts Center, The Nutcracker is the all-time holiday favorite show.

7 1 st 2 nd 3 rd -7 th 5 th 6 th Atlantic City Ballet presents The Nutcracker 1pm & 5pm in the PAC Returning for its 25th season to the Stockton Performing Arts Center, The Nutcracker is the all-time holiday favorite show. Tickets at the Box Office: $7 with student ID Women s Basketball Admissions Open House 9:15am in the Sports Center Shaolin Warriors: Legendary Masters of Kung-Fu 4pm in the PAC: Shaolin Warriors: Legendary Masters of Kung-Fu is a unique artistic performance, displaying disciplined spiritualism, stunning movement and deadly martial arts prowess. Direct from China s legendary Shaolin Temple, this is a fully choreographed theatrical production that brings the remarkable skill, stunning movement, and spectacular imagery of Kung-Fu. Tickets at the Box Office: $10 with student ID Studies in the Arts: Senior Project Exhibition II on display in the Stockton Art Gallery Reception to meet the artists 5-7pm in the Gallery Wednesdays on Women 5:30-6:15pm in J-105 Watch campus signs for more information about this engaging series Troupe America presents: A Christmas Carol 7:30pm in the PAC: Cure your Bah, humbugs. Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol has enchanted audiences the world over with its simple message of selfless giving. Tickets at the Box Office: $7 with student ID December 6 th -9 th 8 th 9 th 10 th 12 th 13 th 15 th 16 th 25 th -31 st ChoreoProject 29 7:30pm Thurs-Sat; 3pm Sunday in the Experimental Theatre of the Performing Arts Center. Attend the 29th in a series of concerts featuring the works of young choreographers, established guest artists, and previews of works-in-progress for the Stockton Dance Company s season - Tickets $6 with Student ID. Classical Humanities with Maria Hnaraki Lecture at 12pm Unraveling Aradne s Thread: Cretan Music and Dance Women s Basketball Men s Basketball Holiday Concert 7:30pm in the Performing Arts Center Tickets $6 with Student ID. SCOSA Brown Bag Speaker Series on Aging 4:30-5:50pm Aging and Spirituality in H-113. Research Focus on Meaning in Life across the Lifespan Fall Classes End The Women of Windham Hill 7:30pm in the PAC: This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to experience the sublime line-up of three of Windham Hill Winter Solstice s most talented artists -- Barbara Higbie, Lisa Lynne and Liz Story. This is sure to be a delightful evening of musical virtuosity. Tickets at the Box Office: $7 with student ID Women s Basketball Commencement Winter Holidays College Closed

8 Clubs and Organizations Accounting and Finance Society Amnesty International Anime Club ARGO Art Club Asian Student Aliance (ASA) Books Without Borders Campus Religious Council Carribean Student Association Certified Peer Educators Chemistry Society Chess Club Circle K International Class Council Coalition for Women s Rights Colleges Against Cancer College Democrats College Republicans Communication Society Computer Society Criminal Justice Society Dance Club Economics Society Education Club Entertainment and Sports Association Equestrian Club F.E.M.A.L.E.S. Freethinker Union Free-To-Be Child Care Center French Club Geology Club Graduate Student Council Greek Council Hellenic Heritage Society History Club Hospitality Management Society Idols of the Tribe Inter-club Council International Business Society Jewish Student Union/Hillel Los Latinos Unidos (LLU) M.A.L.E.S. Marine Science Club (Club MARS) Marketing/Management Society Masters Business Association (MBA) Master of Arts Criminal Justice Club (MACJ) Masters Occupational Therapy Club Multicultural Connection Muslim Student Association National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) National Panhellenic Conference Newman Club/Catholic Campus Ministry Occupational Therapy Club Omicron Delta Kappa On The Go Student Organization Order of Omega OCF - Orthodox Christian College Fellowship Philosophical Society Physical Therapy Club Multicultural Connection Muslim Student Association National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) National Panhellenic Conference Newman Club/Catholic Campus Ministry Occupational Therapy Club Omicron Delta Kappa On The Go Student Organization Order of Omega OCF - Orthodox Christian College Fellowship Philosophical Society Physical Therapy Club Political Science Student Association Pride Alliance Psychology Club Public Health Society Social Work Club Society for Future health Professionals Society for Physics Spanish Club Speech and Hearing Club StepXplosion Stockton Biological Society Stockpot Literary Magazine Stockton A Capella Stockton Action Volunteers for the Environment (SAVE) Stockton All-Starz Stockton Chorale Society Stockton Christian Fellowship Stockton Entertainment Team (SET) Stockton Gaming Guild Stockton Gospel Choir Stockton Instrumental Music Society Stockton Math Club Stockton Meditation Club Stockton Metaphysical Society Student Occupational Therapy Association Stockton Residents Association (SRA) Stockton Rotaract Club Stockton Students for CHANGE Stockton Student Television (SSTV) Stockton Theatre Club Stockton s World Literacy Organization Student Senate The Path Yearbook UNICEF at Stockton Unified Black Students Society (UBSS) Walt Disney World College Program Alumni Assocation Water Watch Women and Geoscientists Young Life