Making an Impact
Seton Hall is rising in the ranks of America’s elite Catholic institutions. But no matter how high it climbs, it will always be a university of opportunity. Just as when the University opened in 1856, today’s students are admitted based on their academic qualifications and character. And we remain committed to being accessible to students who are academically prepared to succeed at Seton Hall and for whom we are the right fit.
Giving to Seton Hall transforms the lives of donors and the students who benefit from their generosity. These stories show why people decide to support the University — and how their gifts create a lasting impact.
The Sweet Smell of Success »
Forty-six years ago, Robert Augustine was a Seton Hall chemistry professor overseeing the work of some eight or 10 master’s degree and doctoral candidates.
A Legacy of Music »
Finding the best way to honor a wife, mother and mother-in-law of a family of Pirates led to the creation of the Jean A. Baldini Choir Music Scholarship, the music department’s first endowed scholarship.
Five-Star Contribution »
Greg Summers works a block-and-a-half from the World Trade Center, and is reminded daily of the actions of firefighters, police and EMTs on 9/11.
Daniel A. Giovinetto ’80
Marketing
Established the Daniel A. Giovinetto Endowed Undergraduate Scholarship After a long career with Johnson & Johnson, Mr. Giovinetto retired and became an entrepreneur. He credits his success to the exceptional education and mentoring he received at Seton Hall. He knows that giving back will make a difference in the lives of today’s students. In 2014, Mr. Giovinetto established a scholarship to help Stillman School of Business students access the unlimited possibilities available through a Seton Hall education.
Dr. Joyce A. Strawser
Dean of the Stillman School of Business
Dr. Joyce A. Strawser, Dean of the Stillman School of Business makes a difference in the lives of business students through scholarship support. Dean of Stillman School of Business honors the potential of a Seton Hall education with scholarship support.
Patrick J. Breheny ’66, MBA '68
Exxon Mobile
Patrick J. Breheny, a Seton Hall alumnus, founding member of the Stillman Accounting Advisory Board offers business and ROTC students the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others through scholarship support.