News Releases

Practicing attorneys and a former judge took center stage at Berkeley College to inform students about their real-life experiences – the ups and downs, what they can expect, challenges and rewards – in the career paths they have chosen, at a forum held at the Midtown Manhattan campus on February 28, 2019.

A team of students, alumni and faculty from the Berkeley College School of Health Studies continue to make a positive impact in the world one young patient and family at a time, through humanitarian efforts in cooperation with other New Jersey healthcare professionals and Healing the Children New Jersey (HTCNJ) at the Roberto Gilbert Children’s Hospital in Guayaquil, Ecuador.

In recognition of Black History Month and Women’s History Month, Berkeley College hosted “Queer and Trans Community Leaders of Color” on February 26, 2019, at its campus in Midtown Manhattan.

Heidi Hoefinger, PhD, is an expert in gender, sexuality, public health and social justice.

Students, faculty and New York residents learned about how they can access and use available data to get answers to their questions, solve problems and create visualizations that can support decision-making. During the session Data for Good Tableau Viz Showcase, a discussion leveraging data for social impact held at Berkeley College on March 6, 2019, Faraz Ahmed, Data Scientist, New York City Mayor’s Office of Data Analytics, gave the opening remarks, and Tanu Javeri, Senior Global SEO Strategist for IBM, delivered the keynote address.

March is Women’s History Month, commemorating the vital role of women in American history.

More than 200 Latino leaders united at Berkeley College on March 2, 2019, to discuss the socio-economic and political agendas of the 21 Latin American communities rooted in New Jersey.

Juliette Doree of Lake Forest was recognized by Berkeley College.

Christopher Maney of Clayton was recognized by Berkeley College.

David Ndoma of Woodbridge was recognized by Berkeley College.

The United States Collegiate Athletic Association announced its Division II Men’s Basketball All-Americans on March 2, 2019, at the USCAA Basketball National Tournament Banquet in Uniontown, PA.

Jose Vasquez Garcia of Kenosha was recognized by Berkeley College.

Samantha Taylor of Fredericksburg was recognized by Berkeley College.

James Herring of Woodbine was recognized by Berkeley College.

Mental Health First Aid Training was offered at Berkeley College.

Berkeley College joined community partners and the New Jersey Community Development Corporation for Read Across America Day.

Dimira Goudeau of Fresno was recognized by Berkeley College.

Poonam Suman of Minneapolis was recognized by Berkeley College.

Joseph Butsch of Mechanicsburg was recognized by Berkeley College.

Events will be held at Berkeley College campuses in March.