North Ward News Stephen N. Adubato
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Stephen N. Adubato, the founder of The North Ward Center in Newark, was honored by Newark Archbishop John J. Myers as the Catholic Charities’ “Humanitarian of the Year” at its annual gala.
Adubato, who serves on the board of Catholic Charities of the Newark Archdiocese, was recognized for his years of dedicated service to the residents of Newark.
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Stephen N. Adubato Sr., the founder of The North Ward Center in Newark, was honored by the New Jersey Ballet for his contributions toward improving the quality of life for residents in the city.
Adubato was one of three honorees who were recognized at the New Jersey Ballet’s 52 Annual Gala held Saturday, March 12 at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark. Also recognized were Assemblywoman Nancy F. Munoz and James R. Gillen, the former general counsel of Prudential and chairman of the Prudential Foundation.
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Newark educator Stephen N. Adubato, Sr., received an honorary degree from Kean University Tuesday at the Nathan Weiss Graduate College commencement ceremony at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark.
Adubato, who received a Doctor of Human Letters degree, was honored for his contributions to Newark, which include the founding of The North Ward Center and the Robert Treat Academy Charter School.
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Kean University will award an honorary degree to Stephen N. Adubato, Sr., at the Nathan Weiss Graduate College commencement ceremony on May 11 at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark, N.J. Adubato will receive a Doctor of Human Letters degree.
Stephen N. Adubato, the founder of The North Ward Center and the Robert Treat Academy charter school, was honored by two organizations in April for his ongoing contributions to education and social justice.
Adubato was among five leaders honored by the Thurgood Marshall College Fund at its Awards of Excellence dinner March 18. Two days later, he was given the President's Award by the National Association of African-American Administrators at their 18th annual Gladys Hillman-Jones Scholarship and Leadership Awards Breakfast.
