On Thursday, April 25, Montclair State University hosted a series of events under the umbrella of One Day for Montclair, celebrating students, culture, and children on campus.
Casey Coleman, assistant director of Student Involvement, described the day as “a beautiful amalgamation of what Montclair has to offer.”
Alumnus Darrell Spencer ’77, who happened to be visiting campus, was inspired by the festivities and generously contributed to the University’s fundraising efforts for One Day for Montclair.
Kara Baldwin Brennan ’92, director of Annual Giving, highlighted the significance of the day, stating, “The last Thursday of April, it’s our day to showcase this great community.”
Ashlee Martellacci, a staff member at the Global Center on Human Trafficking, emphasized the importance of introducing children to higher education early on, stating, “It’s a great opportunity to introduce higher education as something that is important, something that they can learn about now, instead of waiting until they’re older.”
Eric Brosnihan, a student pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Political Science, shared his experience of dancing at the World’s Fair event with his 5-year-old daughter, expressing, “I wanted her to see what college can offer and it just so happened today was the World’s Fair event.”
The day was filled with cultural performances, international cuisine, and activities for children, showcasing the vibrant diversity and community spirit at Montclair State University.
