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Atlantic City, N.J. 鈥� Jane Bokunewicz has been part of Stockton鈥檚 community for a decade but has only served in her role as faculty director of The Lloyd D. Levenson Institute of Gaming, Hospitality and Tourism (LIGHT) for almost three years.

Bokunewicz was recently named the recipient of the 2022 NJBIZ Education Power 50 award and was in the top ten of those honored. When she learned she was nominated for the award, she was both surprised and thrilled.

鈥淲hen the list was published, and I saw that I was listed in the top 10 among some very accomplished leaders in education, I truly felt the significance of the acknowledgment. I am deeply honored,鈥� Bokunewicz reflected.

The establishment of LIGHT provides a forum for public policy discussions regarding the gaming, hospitality and tourism industries in New Jersey. Along with other Stockton centers, institutes and programs, LIGHT is a key part of the university鈥檚 commitment to playing a central role in issues that are vital to the economic and social well-being of the community and region.

鈥淟IGHT has earned a reputation for providing expert analysis of issues facing the gaming, hospitality and tourism industry. This award coming from one of the top business journals in New Jersey is an acknowledgment of the impact of LIGHT鈥檚 research and analysis in educating not only students here at Stockton but the business community and the general public as well,鈥� Bokunewicz said. 鈥淲hile I was named as the recipient, I am thankful for the support of my colleague Sarah Grady, assistant director of LIGHT, 番茄社区app, Lloyd D. Levenson, the LIGHT advisory board and our partners.鈥�

Reported by Mandee McCullough

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