Overview

Dale G. Caldwell is an educator, nonprofit executive, and political figure in New Jersey. He serves as president of Centenary University in Hackettstown, New Jersey, where he oversees academic programs, university administration, and institutional operations.

Caldwell has held leadership roles in higher education, nonprofit organizations, and community development initiatives. His professional career has included work focused on workforce development, youth programs, and initiatives aimed at expanding educational and economic opportunities.

He has also been active in public policy and civic engagement efforts in New Jersey. In 2025, Caldwell entered the race for governor of New Jersey, participating in the Democratic primary election during the state’s gubernatorial election cycle.

Political Career

Candidate, Governor of New Jersey (2025, unsuccessful)

Key Policy Areas

Education policy and workforce development

Economic opportunity and job training

Community development initiatives

Nonprofit sector leadership

Youth and education programs

Notable Actions / Initiatives

Announced a campaign for governor of New Jersey during the 2025 election cycle.

Serves as president of Centenary University, overseeing university administration and academic programs.

Held leadership roles in nonprofit and community development organizations.

Participated in public discussions and initiatives related to education and workforce development in New Jersey.

Education

Princeton University, B.A.

University of Pennsylvania, M.B.A.

Seton Hall University, Ed.D.

Personal

Birth date: Not publicly available

Residence: Somerset County, New Jersey