Get Involved
The Sesquicentennial Celebration is an exciting time in the University's history and it is the perfect time to get involved!
There are countless ways to get involved:
- Volunteer at an event or join a subcommittee
- Host a Sesquicentennial party in your home for nearby alumni
- Become a pirate mentor to current students
- Donate materials to the archives
- Attend events and tell your friends about SHU and the Sesquicentennial Celebration
Volunteer or Join a Subcommittee
Nearly 100 Seton Hall community members are currently involved in planning the Sesquicentennial Celebration. The Committee is broken down into six subcommittees. Each subcommittee has a specific area of responsibility and plans and implements various activities for the celebration. Each subcommittee has a wide range of representatives from across the University community. For information regarding a specific subcommittee contact the chair listed below.
History & Heritage
Chair, Alan Delozier
Government & Community Relations
Chair, Matthew Borowick
Student Involvement
Chair, Tara Hart
Alumni Relations
Chair, Joette Rosato
Academic Programs
Chair, Mary Ann Clark
Chair, Gail Iglesias
Special Events
Chair, Marybeth Ferrigno
Host a Sesquicentennial Party
Not in the South Orange area and still want to celebrate the Sesquicentennial? Chances are there are plenty of SHU alumni in your area who would love to celebrate together. If you would like to host a Sesquicentennial party in your home, here's how to get started.
Contact Kristen Koehler, Director of Alumni & Regional Programs
Email: koehlekr@shu.edu
Phone: 973-378-9821
The Seton Hall Alumni Department will:
- Prepare and mail invitations to alumni in your area
- Provide Sesquicentennial promotional items for you and your guests
- Provide a copy of the Seton Hall DVD to show at the party
- Post digital pictures of your party on the Sesquicentennial photo gallery
Donate Materials to the Archives
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The Msgr. William Noé Field Archives & Special Collections Center actively seeks materials for the ever-expanding collection. The Archives Center relies on the kindness of donors and alumni to augment our holdings catalog which keeps the historical legacy of Seton Hall University, the Archdiocese of Newark, and Catholicism in New Jersey alive for our research community, information files and for the sake of long-term preservation. The Archives Center collects all types of materials including:
- Manuscripts
- Photographs
- Publications
- Office files
- Diaries
- Ledger books
- Newspapers
- Class notebooks
- Buttons
- Pennants
- Booklets
- Flyers
- anything and everything related to Seton Hall University, the Archdiocese of Newark, and Catholicism in New Jersey
In addition to our main mission, manuscript collections from individuals, rare books and any texts featuring history, religion, philosophy and related areas are also of interest.
For more information, or to facilitate a donation please feel free to contact Alan Delozier, University Archivist/Assistant Professor via e-mail: delozial@shu.edu or phone at: (973) 275-2378. Thank you in advance for your generosity!
