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13 WINTER 2018 9 #tcnjrocks Found outside Bliss Hall, Nov. 17, 2017 Dog days Meet Peppy, the newest sta member in student aairs. A retired racing greyhound, Peppy can be spotted walking around campus, in the Health and Wellness oce in Forcina Hall, and at special events. Having her available and on campus helps people open up and ask for help. "Peppy has an incredible sense for people who are sad or have anxiety," says Stephanie Bond, a health and wellness program assistant and Peppy's owner. Follow Peppy on Instagram at Peppy_the_Pupper. Mastering public health TCNJ's new Masters in Public Health program, which will start fall semester, is designed to address the growing global need for public health professionals. "The curricu- lum will position our students to pursue careers that advance public health through education, health promotion, and improved health outcomes," says Carole Kenner, dean of the School of Nursing, Health, and Exercise Science. ■ 8 READ THE SIGNAL FROM WWII? Searchable digitized issues of The Signal from its first in 1885 through 2000 (and ongoing) are now available from the library. The Signal Archive is the largest collection in the new TCNJ Digital Archive, the library's electronic special collections. tcnj.edu/ signalarchives 10 It Adds Up For "the infamous" Professor of Finance Herbert B. Mayo, it's toughness. For Kevin Michels, professor of marketing and interdisciplinary business, it's contributions to higher education called "incalculable." These attributes have won both men spots on 2017's Top 40 Undergraduate Business Professors, the inaugural, national list from poetsandquants.com, a California-based news website that covers business schools. Mayo and Michels are in good company, rubbing shoulders with colleagues from the Wharton School, Babson College, NYU/Stern, and others. Popular pup Peppy has more than 300 Instagram followers. Round of applause Michels (left) and Mayo are the only faculty from New Jersey to appear on the list.

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