Welcome

The WILL Program strives to foster a deeper understanding of gender and its intersections with race, culture, class, sexuality and other aspects of social identity. By connecting students with each other, and to a strong supportive network of faculty, staff, alumnae and community mentors, WILL students develop critical thinking, intellectual curiosity, problem-solving and leadership skills. In addition, WILL students participate in a variety of community engaged learning projects designed to promote positive participation in the local and global community. This program provides opportunities for women to explore career and life choices in multiple disciplines that enable them to excel and realize their full potential.

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          WILL provides many opportunities for active WILL members to attend Leadership conferences and programs at various locations around the United States. This past summer, 3 WILL students attended the Boston Leadershape Institute funded by a Will Advisory Council Member. The Leadershape Institute is a week long program of dialogue and [...]

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The cast and directorial team at the 2011 Monologues

Revulvalution Student and Faculty Art Show and Sale The silent auction will be held Wednesday, February 16, 5:30pm – 7:30pm. The gallery is also open for viewing hours until February 26th Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays: 8:30am – 4:30pm Wednesdays: 8:30am – 8:30 pm Interactive Multimedia Building, The College of New Jersey Highlights: Any artwork [...]

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WILL’s first annual Women’s Empowerment Day on November 13 was covered by the Trenton Times.

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Spotlight

WILL alum and professor in the spotlight

 

Emily Bent: From Alum to Professor Monday, October 3, 2011 By Alyssa Mease You probably haven’t seen Emily Bent, a professor of women’s and gender studies, on campus much recently. That’s because the ’03 graduate of the College is also the new executive director of Sage Girl, a member of the United Nation’s the Working [...]

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