Jon Stauff

Hi! I'm Jon Stauff, director of the Center for Global Engagement at The College of New Jersey. I work in the field of international education and teach European history when time permits. Welcome!

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Jon Stauff is a higher education administrator focusing on all aspects of international education; experience as a professor in the college classroom, an academic advisor, an academic department administrator, and an active participant in shared governance structures in higher education.

Director of International Education at Radford University

July 2007 - August 2009

Directed operations of RU's International Education Center, including all Education Abroad activities, Immigration Counseling, and efforts in internationalization of the curriculum.

Assistant VP of Academic Affairs and International Education; Professor of History at St. Ambrose University

1993 - 2007

Taught modern European and world history (tenured in 1999, chair of department 2000-2004, promotion to full professor in 2005); served as director of Catholic Studies, academic director of study abroad, and director of international education in addition to teaching duties, rising to assistant vice president in 2005. Was elected chair of the faculty assembly and several governance committees while participating in practically all aspects of life at a small higher ed institution at one point or another during my time there. Over the years I received support from Fulbright, IREX, NAFSA, the IFSA Foundation, Humanities Iowa, and the Univ of Wisconsin for various curriculum development, public programming, and research projects.

Instructor, Western Civilization at Ocean County College

September 1992 - May 1993

Taught sections of Western Civilization courses.

Director, TCNJ Center for Global Engagement at The College of New Jersey

September 2009

Work with students and faculty on internationalization efforts - education abroad students, incoming international students, and support for faculty's efforts to internationalize the TCNJ curriculum. Have been active professionally in local and state organizations for international educators as well as at the regional and national levels at NAFSA: Association of International Educators.

Adjunct Professor, History at The College of New Jersey

September 2009

Also a member of the interdisciplinary Holocaust and Genocide Studies minor faculty

State University of New York at Buffalo

1986 – 1994

PhD

Concentration: Modern European History, Germany

Activities: Graduate History Association, The Architectural Awareness Project Buffalo, German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Dissertation Research Fellowship, EMGIP German Bundestag Internship Program

Technische Universitat Darmstadt

1991 – 1992

Georg-August-Universitat Gottingen

1989 – 1990

Goethe-Institut

1988 – 1988

The College of William and Mary

1983 – 1986

A.B.

Concentration: History

Activities: Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Alpha Theta, Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Lambda Delta, Admissions Ambassador

Universitat Regensburg

1985 – 1985

Toms River High School North

1979 – 1983

Activities: Varsity Tennis, German Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, National Honor Society

Travel, sports, reading