Caldwell University, NY Jets Announce New Partnership

CALDWELLS, NJ — Caldwell University now has a new partner that football fans may go gaga over: the New York Jets.

The Jets recently announced a multi-year partnership with Caldwell University, making them an official “Higher Education partner.”

Through the agreement, the team will collaborate directly with the university to create class-based and independent study projects for Caldwell students. In addition, the university will be the presenting partner of a 1JD Entertainment series, and will receive brand-building assets such as stadium signage and commercial spots during Jets game broadcasts on iHeart’s Q104.3FM.

Caldwell University spokespeople offered more details about the partnership:

“Beginning in the spring of 2025, the Jets will collaborate with Caldwell to develop Jets-centric programs for the university’s students, with a goal of enhancing student success via real life experiences. These programs will provide students with relevant course work, while aligning with important challenges and innovation opportunities with the team. As a part of the partnership, Caldwell University will be a presenting sponsor of the 1JD Entertainment content series ‘Origins,’ which will tell the story of the beginnings of New York Jets players careers, highlighting their hometowns, college experiences, family lives, and influential people who helped them get to where they are today.”

“Caldwell is an historic institution with a long legacy of developing the best and brightest women and men,” said Jeff Fernandez, vice president of the team’s business development and ventures.

“We are eager to work with them not only to expand knowledge and capabilities, but also to provide meaningful experience for their career aspirations,” Fernandez said.

“We are so honored and pleased to be a higher education partner to the Jets organization, and we look forward to working with them in furtherance of our mission to educate women and men for today’s society, for success, and to help them to make additional positive impacts on society,” Caldwell University President Jeff Senese said.

“We can think of no other professional organization or team with which to associate to help students become better leaders, to support our faculty and staff’s goals, and to make a difference in our communities,” Senese added.

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