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Summer 2010

Clinical Pastoral Education Program Students Graduate

Six students graduated from the 2010-2011 Clinical Pastoral Education Program, directed by Rev. Bill Gaventa, MDiv, Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Director of Community and Congregational Supports, and Alice F. Walsh, MDiv, ACPE Supervisory Candidate.

The Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) program is a training program initiated by The Boggs Center in collaboration with community agencies in New Jersey. This year’s students included: Janet A. Becker Halpren, Angela Brooks-Wright, Cheryl A. Daniel, Zacharias Abel Grant, Victoria McGrath, and Megan E. Thomas. Our best wishes go with these students as they leave The Boggs Center and continue their ministry in this field.

The Boggs Center Interdisciplinary and Project Focused Trainees Graduate

Two students graduated from The Boggs Center's Interdisciplinary Traineeship Program. Matthew Hundemann, a M.S.W. student at Rutgers School of Social Work, completed his field education placement at The Boggs Center and was supervised by Kathy Roberson, M.S.W., Policy and Information Coordinator. Allison Seebald, a student at Princeton University majoring in Molecular Biology with a certificate in Neuroscience, was supervised by Deborah Spitalnik, Ph.D., Professor of Pediatrics and Executive Director of The Boggs Center.
A student from Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, David Chen, and a student from the Rutgers University, Justine Kim graduated from the Independent Project Focused Traineeship Program. These students worked on projects mentored by The Boggs Center faculty. Jasmine Marwaha, a student at Rutgers University completed a Planning and Policy Internship at The Boggs Center this spring.
The Interdisciplinary Traineeship Program is coordinated by Caroline Coffield, Ph.D., Instructor of Pediatrics.