Hepburn Hall at New Jersey City University
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2010-10-10
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NJCU began its history as the country�s only teacher-training college with a three-year program.
In a single building situated on 10 acres along what was then Hudson Boulevard, it taught 330 women and one man, most of whom were residents of Hudson County. In 1958 the school was authorized to award the Bachelor of Arts Degree, and an M.A. in education was added the following year.
In 1962, it became one of the few colleges in the United States with a special-education demonstration school when it began administering the A. Harry Moore School, with which it officially merged in 1963. In 1968, Jersey City State College developed a liberal arts program.
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Hepburn Hall, New Jersey City University, Jersey City University, University, State Teachers College, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, NJ, Jersey, The Garde University, NJCU, Gateway, The Gateway Region, New Jersey Gateway Region, The Garden State
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