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Disability Mentoring Day October 2010

Disability Mentoring Day October 2010. Jersey City Project Graduation Students at New Jersey City University hosted by the Office of Specialized Services & the Special Education Department in collaboration with Allies, Inc. Participating Departments:

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Disability Mentoring Day October 2010

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  1. Disability Mentoring DayOctober 2010 Jersey City Project Graduation Students at New Jersey City University hosted by the Office of Specialized Services & the Special Education Department in collaboration with Allies, Inc. Participating Departments: Office of Campus Life, Children’s Learning Center, Media Arts, Opportunity Scholarship Program (EOF), Public Safety, and Academic Career Planning and Placement

  2. Thank you… • We would like to extend our thanks to the University community for sponsoring National Disability Mentoring Day. • Fifteen students from Jersey City’s Project Graduation program participated.  • We especially want to thank the following people and their staff who served as mentors: Dean Brianik, Marilyn Cosulmagno, Keri Giordano, Andy Platizky, Joe Rodriguez, and Victor Delvalle. • Thank you to Ruddys Andrade and the Office of Grants and Sponsored Programs/Academic Affairs for providing lunch for the students. • Quotes of the day: “Now I know what I have to do to apply for college,”  “Working with children requires energy and attention,” “I know that I definitely want to major in Early Childhood Education.”

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