The unique experiences and tactics of Jewish women during the interwar and war years in Germany and Poland differed from men and endowed them with different skills and knowledge with which to face the Nazi onslaught. In Poland, gender roles were reversed as women, in addition to homemakers, became family protector, agents of acculturation, and […]
Join the Counseling Center on April 24 for an important Suicide Prevention Conference in Gateway, Lecture Hall 104. This training is open to all students, faculty, and professionals who want to learn how to support those in crisis. Schedule is as follows: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. – Clinical Workshop led by CALM 90-Minute Break […]
Ghettoization marked the first phase of Jewish isolation and destruction Women in the ghettos struggled to feed their families and create a sense of normalcy in the face of constant uncertainty. The final phase was deportation to concentration and death camps where women endured beatings, rape, starvation, and forced labor. Yet many of these women […]
Join us for our Spring Open House to meet our friendly faculty and staff, explore education and career opportunities, take a guided campus tour, and learn more about student life, financial aid, and everything our college has to offer! RSVP today at https://go.ocean.edu/openhouse
Ocean County Achievement Center Graduation 2025
Lace up your running shoes in support of Ocean County College! This event is an annual tradition aimed at supporting the Foundation’s mission of enhancing access to higher education for Ocean County residents through scholarships and awards. Race Registration 7:30AM 9:00AM 5K Hosted by The Ocean County College Foundation & Ocean County College Athletics