Author: John Del Re
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In this episode of Leadership Matters, hosts Fran Gavin and Tim Frederiks welcome Cristianna Cooke-Gibbs, Public Health Officer in Washington Township, New Jersey. A lively discussion regarding the roles and functions of the office of Public Health, especially during the pandemic will take place. Specific areas of conversation involve contact tracing, interface with other agencies […]
Hello! I’m Karl Hricko of United Astronomy Clubs of NJ and the National Space Society, bringing you the October Starwatch for the WNTI.ORG Who started Halloween? It was the Seven Sisters in heaven. Actually, we can only see six of them. These are the six visible stars in the Pleaides star cluster. In Greek mythology, […]
Join hosts Tim Frederiks and Fran Gavin as they welcome Tia Murphy to the studio. Murphy’s volunteer experience with AARP spreads across a wide variety of advocacy initiatives as well as community engagement programs such as Life Reimagined, Fraud Watch Network and The Road to Livability. She has been a participant and facilitator of trainings, […]
Leadership Matters Returns! Join hosts Fran Gavin and Tim Frederiks for an enlightening discussion with Dr. Raymond Frey, University Professor and Historian speaking about the many challenges Centenary has faced over the years and how they compare to the challenges faced with Covid-19. Use the media player below to listen to the interview.
Hello! I’m Karl Hricko of United Astronomy Clubs of NJ and the National Space Society, bringing you the September Starwatch for WNTI.ORG Who compared motion of the planets to the sound of music? It was Johannes Kepler, known for his three Laws of Planetary Motion. Later in 1619, he wrote “The Harmony of the World”. […]
And so it has come. Students are now back on the Centenary University campus for a semester that will be like no other. Things are going to be different. Masks and social distancing will be the norm, along with hand washing and frequent sanitation. If we all do our part to stay #cyclonesafe, we can […]
