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Officially, Secretary Margo Chaly🎓 Sworn in by Justice Noriega, she continues her chapter of leadership as New Jersey’s first Latina Secretary of Higher Education, with a vision to ensure our higher ed institutions continue expanding opportunity and creating pathways to success.
Happy National Intern Day!đź’Ľ
From cutting‑edge innovation to vital community organizations and small businesses, interns are making an impact with employers across New Jersey this summer thanks to our Career Accelerator Internship Grant Program.
To ensure New Jersey college students have consistent access to mental health support, the Sherrill Administration is continuing its investment in free, unlimited teletherapy and on-demand wellness programming for the 2026-27 academic year.
Read more:
bit.ly/NJMentalHealthPartner…
As we mark America’s 250th anniversary, New Jersey higher education stands as both a reflection of our past and a blueprint for our future. 🗽🎓
Read the editorial from Acting Secretary Chaly for NJ Business Magazine’s commemorative issue.
bit.ly/HigherEd250Editorial
ALT Read the editorial from Acting Secretary Chaly for NJ Business Magazine’s commemorative issue.
Governor Sherrill has signed the state budget. It keeps costs down and invests in opportunity.
Acting Secretary Chaly testified about the investments for higher education this spring to drive forward our shared commitment to student success.
Learn more ReportCard.NJ.gov
Women in New Jersey are leading in higher ed attainment, yet face unequal opportunities in the workforce. Speaking at the Union County Women Mean Business Summit, Acting Secretary Chaly emphasized the importance of ensuring all residents can turn their education into opportunity.
Acting Secretary Chaly delivered remarks during the annual board meeting of the @NewJerseyEFA, which marked the Authority’s 60th anniversary. OSHE celebrated the milestone with a commemorative letter recognizing the work of the Authority.
ALT Acting Secretary Margo Chaly and Assistant Secretary/CFO Angela Bethea present NJEFA leadership with a commemorative letter celebrating the Authority's 60th anniversary.
Education and workforce systems are strongest when aligned around a shared goal. Acting Secretary Chaly joined @NJLaborDept Acting Commissioner Jarvis and @CCSNJ to discuss ways we're working together so students graduate with the right skills and employers find talent they need.
Deputy Secretary of Higher Ed Carlos Barrezueta joined partners to announce a new Apprenticeship-to-Degree pathway: @BricklayersNJ members will be able to apply their @HudsonCCC credits and hands-on experience toward @NJIT's B.S. in Applied Engineering Technology.
This #CCMonth, our Senior Advisor joined @NJCommColleges and @njymca for the launch of an exciting new partnership that reflects the type of collaboration needed to bring clear and practical pathways to careers and continued education for more New Jerseyans.
ALT OSHE's Senior Advisor Dr. Stefani Thachik delivers remarks
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It is with heavy hearts that we share the news of the passing of Dr. Steve Rose, President of Passaic County Community College.
Read More About Dr. Steve Rose's Legacy:
njcommunitycolleges.org/news…
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We at the Office of the Secretary of Higher Education (OSHE) are deeply saddened by the passing of Dr. Steve Rose, longtime President of Passaic County Community College [...]
Read Full Press Release: bit.ly/PresidentStevenRose
Photos courtesy of @PCCCNJ
ALT In Memory of President Steven Rose - Passaic County Community College
ALT President Steven Rose with Students
Today, Acting Secretary of Higher Education Chaly’s nomination cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee.
“I look forward to working alongside the dedicated team of public servants and subject matter experts at OSHE who share my unwavering commitment to college students.”
ALT New Jersey Secretary of Higher Education Margo Chaly at Senate Judiciary Confirmation Hearing March 2026
Affordability starts with responsibility. This week @GovSherrillNJ introduced a state budget that is fiscally responsible and lays the foundation for our future. It focuses on lowering costs for New Jerseyans, protecting children, and making state government more accountable.
ALT Governor Mikie Sherrill delivers her March 2026 Budget Address to New Jersey
Acting Secretary Chaly joined the local Asbury Park community to mark Women’s History Month.
By supporting learners of all backgrounds and fostering welcoming and inclusive campuses, we can ensure every resident can access a college education and life‑changing opportunity.
ALT Margo Chaly, the New Jersey Acting Secretary of Higher Education shares remarks at a Women's History Month event held at an Asbury Park art gallery.
Deadline extended! New Jersey employers now have until Wednesday, February 4, 2026 at 5 p.m. to apply for the New Jersey Summer 2026 Career Accelerator Internship Grant Program.
bit.ly/NJCareerAccelerator
New Jersey employers: Apply now for the Summer 2026 Career Accelerator Internship Grant. Strengthen your local talent pipeline with support to offer students paid internships.
Last summer: 473 opportunities, 127 employers, 46 interns stayed into fall.
bit.ly/NJCareerAccelerator
For most college-bound students, the first step to federal and state financial aid is completing the FAFSA.
It takes most families less than 30 minutes to complete and @NJHESAA offers free online workshops!
Join an upcoming session with the Zoom link at hesaa.org/Pages/FAFSA.aspx
We at OSHE welcome Margo Chaly as she begins her service as Acting Secretary of Higher Education under @GovSherrillNJ's Administration.
