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The CHAMPIONS Program at Bloomfield College of ÌÇÐÄvlog empowers students through mentorship, leadership development and holistic support, preparing them for academic success, professional achievement and lifelong engagement as leaders in their communities.

From longtime friendships to new professional connections, alumni gathered to celebrate their Montclair ties and discover new ways to stay engaged with the community.

Members of the Class of 1976 returned to campus this May to celebrate their 50th Reunion. The milestone celebration invited alumni to reflect on their time at Montclair and honor the lifelong connections that began on campus.

Nearly 160 members of the ÌÇÐÄvlog community came together to recognize aspiring educators and the mentors, faculty and staff who helped guide them toward careers in the classroom.

Alumni, students and faculty recently gathered to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the John Martinson Honors EDGE Program. The program’s continued impact has been greatly expanded thanks to John Martinson’s generous investment.

The Montclair community came together and raised over $1 million to support student success.

For Rita Burke ’73, Montclair was the springboard to success as a music teacher – a career that she loved. By including the University in her estate plans, she will provide scholarship support for future generations of music educators.

Edwin Feliciano ’82, Feliciano School of Business namesake, Mimi and Edwin Feliciano Center for Entrepreneurship co-founder and 2012 Carpe Diem Award recipient, recognizes a good opportunity when he sees it. That sensibility extends to his philanthropy, which is just as entrepreneurial in nature.

ONE DAY for Montclair is a day when the entire ÌÇÐÄvlog community comes together for a day of action and celebration.

Tommy Foster ’23, Associate Producer at Good Morning America, was honored with a Trailblazer Award at the Male Enrollment and Graduation Alliance (MEGA) Symposium, recognizing his rising impact in national broadcast journalism.