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Atlantic City, N.J. — A portion of Albany Avenue will officially be designated as Dr. Harvey Kesselman Way at 10:30 a.m., Thursday, April 27.

The new street sign will be unveiled at a ceremony at the location, adjacent to the ������Ƶ Atlantic City Residential Complex.

The Atlantic City Council unanimously approved an ordinance to rename the block at a meeting in December, in recognition of Kesselman’s service to ������Ƶ and Atlantic City. It commends the ������Ƶ president’s commitment to the public-private partnership to build the Atlantic City campus, which opened in 2018.

On May 3, the university will name the original residential complex after Kesselman and hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the second residential building.

“Dr. Kesselman’s visionary prowess and collaborative nature has positioned ������Ƶ University’s Atlantic City Campus to be an extraordinary Anchor Institution and a major economic driver for the region and the educational capital of southern New Jersey,” the ordinance reads.

Kesselman will retire as ������Ƶ’s fifth president on June 30.