Join us on Wednesday, May 9th, for the “Research Bites” series, during which you will learn about ongoing faculty research projects. Dr. Sarah Allred, Associate Professor of Psychology, and Faculty Director of the Walter Rand Institute, will provide an overview of the Walter Rand Institute and discuss opportunities for faculty and student involvement, including a … Continue reading Join us for “Research Bites” with Dr. Sarah Allred on May 9th…
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Senior Thesis Exhibition, “Working Out Chaotic Things” Now Open
The senior thesis exhibition, “Working Out Chaotic Things,” opens Monday, April 30th and will close on Wednesday, May 16th. Held in the Stedman Gallery, this exhibit showcases the work of senior art students. This free exhibit is open Monday – Friday, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. A closing reception will be held on Wednesday, May … Continue reading Senior Thesis Exhibition, “Working Out Chaotic Things” Now Open…
Last Day of Spring 2018 Classes is Apr. 30; Exams End May 9
The Spring 2018 semester is quickly drawing to a close! The last day of classes is Monday, April 30th. Tuesday, May 1st, and Wednesday, May 2nd, will serve as Reading Days. Final exams begin Thursday, May 3rd, and will conclude on Wednesday, May 9th. Students are encouraged to check the final exam schedule for dates, times, and … Continue reading Last Day of Spring 2018 Classes is Apr. 30; Exams End May 9…
New Course, “Globalization: Past and Present,” to Debut in Fall 2018
Students registering for Fall 2018 courses may wish to consider the new class, Globalization: Past and Present, taught by Dr. James Boucher, Assistant Professor of French. This course fulfills the general education requirements in Global Communities, and will take place on Mondays and Wednesdays, 2:05 p.m. – 3:25 p.m., in the Business and Science Building, … Continue reading New Course, “Globalization: Past and Present,” to Debut in Fall 2018…
Join MARCH for a Battlefield Preservation Workshop on May 5
The Mid-Atlantic Regional Center for the Humanities (MARCH) will continue its historic preservation workshops on Saturday, May 5th. A one-day workshop focusing on “Landscapes of Conflict: Battlefield Preservation” will be held at the Historical Society of Princeton and Princeton Battlefield State Park. Led by Ian Burrow and Wade Catts, this workshop will examine national, state, county, and municipal … Continue reading Join MARCH for a Battlefield Preservation Workshop on May 5…
MPA Student and EPA Employee Amanda Miles Deployed Three Times to Puerto Rico
Amanda Miles graduated from St. Norbert College in DePere Wisconsin, in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in Spanish and Communications. During her time at Norbert, she worked in various roles, tutoring her fellow students in Spanish, and acting as office assistant to multiple departments. She also put in time with Literacy Green Bay, teaching English … Continue reading MPA Student and EPA Employee Amanda Miles Deployed Three Times to Puerto Rico…
Join us for “Research Bites” with Dr. Stephen Danley on Apr. 25
Join us on Wednesday, April 25th, for the first installment of the “Research Bites” series, during which you will learn about ongoing faculty research projects. Dr. Stephen Danley, Assistant Professor for the Department of Public Policy and Administration, will discuss a paper he co-authored, titled “Nonprofit Segregation: The Exclusion and Impact of White Nonprofit Networks.” … Continue reading Join us for “Research Bites” with Dr. Stephen Danley on Apr. 25…
Rutgers–Camden Partners with the Philadelphia Science Festival, Concluding Apr. 26
The 2018 Philadelphia Science Festival launches with the Philadelphia Science Spotlight at the Franklin Institute on Friday, April 20th. This eight-day event is led by the Franklin Institute, acting in collaboration with over two hundred of the area’s cultural, scientific, and educational establishments. Over eighty events will take place over the coming week, and Rutgers–Camden … Continue reading Rutgers–Camden Partners with the Philadelphia Science Festival, Concluding Apr. 26…
Join us for Rutgers Day on Apr. 28
Explore, learn, and play at Rutgers Day, the annual spring event for the university community. It’s a day of fun and learning for the entire family. All are welcome. Free admission. Saturday, April 28 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. You’ll find plenty of fun at Rutgers Day, hosted on the Rutgers–Camden campus by accomplished … Continue reading Join us for Rutgers Day on Apr. 28…
Circadian Rhythms Lecture by Dr. Helen Burgess Scheduled for Apr. 30
The Department of Psychology invites all to attend a lecture given by Dr. Helen Burgess, Director of the Biological Rhythms Research Laboratory and the Center for Clinical Chronobiology at the Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, on Monday, April 30th, at 11:20 a.m. in West Conference Room A, located in the Campus Center. Dr. Burgess … Continue reading Circadian Rhythms Lecture by Dr. Helen Burgess Scheduled for Apr. 30…