Stockton University's AR Tour of Building Social Justice by Nancy Ashton

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Location: Galloway, New Jersey, United States

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My name is Nancy Ashton, and I am Social Justice Activist and Professor of thirty years here at Stockton University. Please follow me as I show you some must see stops across campus, in efforts to build a well-rounded and diversified lifestyle as an Osprey. This tour begins on College Walk, outside the Arts & Science buildings, where the path to lot 0 begins.

Introduction to Professor Nancy Ashton

This is the beginning of our tour located on College Walk, outside the Arts & Science building, where it intersects with the path to parking lot 0.

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The Birthplace of Stockton's Social Justice Movement

Students have always met, and idealized protests right here on these cement seats long before the Multi Cultural Center was built. This is the birthplace of Stockton's Social Justice Movement.

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The Heart of the Campus

This is the main lobby where students congregate and receive information, to stay informed and proactive.

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Student Community Center

This is a place of solace at the Lending Library and also a fun filled place where the students can unite and experience the opportunity to build a diverse set of friends.

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The 50th in Flight

These are the faces of former students and colleges spanning across the first 50 years of Stockton University. This marvelous picture of the Osprey is symbolic, and there is a collection of stories which can be accessed by scanning a QR code.

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Women, Gender & Sexuality Center

This is a safe place where people can enjoy a movie or reach out for help through the Victim Advocacy Center. This is where my legacy is housed, along with my novels.

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