All incoming and returning Bonner Scholars are required to attend the annual Bonner orientation at TCNJ. This event will be a chance to catch up, meet and greet, and discuss plans and goals for the upcoming academic year. Please keep checking back for more information.
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Volunteer Opportunities Summer 2012
For Bonner Scholars, Bonner Volunteers and TCNJ students who are anxious to provide service during the summer, the Bonner Center at TCNJ has ample opportunities to do so! The Bonner Center will be volunteering at a variety of local organizations, such as the Greg Grant summer camps, the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen, among a number [...]
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Demonstration Garden Upkeep Summer 2012
The Bonner Center is continuing efforts in the Demonstration Garden, an initiative started by the EcoFeminism Class and maintained by the Bonner Center during the summer. Thus far this season they have weeded, tilled and planted new seeds into the garden. However, they need your help! They are in need of flower donations to line [...]
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Occupy the Earth: Strategies and Solutions to the Ecological Crisis 4/17
Occupy the Earth: Strategies and Solutions to the Ecological Crisis with guest speaker Chris Williams is an interactive event on Tuesday, April 17. Chris Williams will speak for 40 minutes, which will be followed by an open discussion of 30 minutes. The event is an opportunity to bring together students, faculty, staff and community members [...]
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Employment Barriers Forum 4/5
The Bonner Center at the College of New Jersey is co-sponsoring a roundtable discussion entitled, “Employment Barriers for Individuals with Records.” The forum will focus on the scope and causes of employment barriers for individuals with records in the state of New Jersey, along with New Jersey policies that affect these. The Bonner Center staff, [...]
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Don’t Shoot: A talk on a breakthrough approach to crime, race, and mass incarceration 3/27
The Bonner Center and the Center for Prison Outreach and Education (CPOE) are co-sponsoring “Don’t Shoot,” a presentation on crime, race and mass incarceration. The lecture will be led by David M. Kennedy, a criminal justice professor from John Jay College Criminal Justice and the director of the Center for Crime Prevention and Control. Following [...]
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Human Abilities Unplugged 3/28
Learn how people with different abilities are living full lives and directing their futures. We cordially invite professionals, parents, caregivers, persons with disabilities, researchers and students to attend Human Abilities Unplugged, a special campus colloquium on March 28th, 2012 that will bring experts to The College of New Jersey campus. Our colloquium will include a [...]
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Prisoner Education: Challenges and Responses Forum 2/21
The Bonner Center of The College of New Jersey is co-sponsoring this forum in which experts, students, faculty and community members will discuss the scope of prisoner education in New Jersey, the policy that shapes this issue and TCNJ’s own role. Working groups will come up with recommendations for the policies, what TCNJ can do, [...]
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Bonner Orientation 1/21
The Bonner Center staff is asking all Bonners to attend a mini-orientation/meeting on Saturday, January 21. Freshmen and sophomores are asked to attend from 12:00 PM to 2:30 PM. Juniors and seniors are asked to attend from 1:00 PM to 3:30 PM. Assembly members, committee members, and site leaders/teams have the opportunity to utilize the meeting [...]
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“Food Stamped” Screening 1/29
The Crisis Ministry of Princeton and Trenton is pleased to announce a screening of the documentary Food Stamped at the Princeton Public Library on Sunday, January 29 from 1 pm to 3 pm. The event is free and open to the public. This humorous and award-winning documentary, directed by Shira and Yoav Potash, follows the [...]
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Bonner Community Scholars Corps
The Bonner Community Scholars are a diverse group of 70 students who share a common desire and commitment—to spend four years working together with faculty, staff and non profit partners to address the unmet needs of the local community. The students in this scholarship-based leadership program are currently organized into 11 different issue-based teams.
Community Engaged Learning
TCNJ's Community Engaged Learning (CEL) Program requires each first-year student to participate in at least one meaningful experience that blends learning and service during their initial fall or spring semester. This initial exerience includes a curricular and co-curricular track and paves the way for students to stay engaged throughout their undergraduate years.
Class-Based Projects
The Bonner Center works directly with professors to shape and support courses that encourage community engagement along with academic rigor. Dozens of First Seminar Program (FSP) classes and upper level courses enrich the learning experience while building the capacity of grass roots organizations to improve the quality of life in the region.
