Dr. Alan Tarr, Professor II of Political Science, was named a Board of Governors Professor of Political Science at the Board of Governors meeting on February 4th, 2014. Dr. Tarr is a leading expert on American constitutional law, state constitutions, and comparative constitutionalism. Along with Robert Williams, Professor II of Law, Dr. Tarr co-founded Rutgers-Camden’s … Continue reading Congratulations to Dr. Alan Tarr, Recently Named a Board of Governors Professor!…
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We R Arts And Sciences: Dr. Hao Zhu
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From Court to the Classroom: Two Retired Judges Teach “Judicial Process”
For a classroom full of students interested in pursuing law, what better way to learn about the judicial process than from two experienced judges? This past fall semester, Judge Charles M. Rand and Judge Francine I. Axelrad, both recently retired from the bench, taught “Judicial Process” to thirty-two undergraduates. Dr. Alan Tarr, Professor II of … Continue reading From Court to the Classroom: Two Retired Judges Teach “Judicial Process”…
A Season of Firsts: Rutgers-Camden Offers First LGBTQ History Course
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We R Arts and Sciences: Dr. Jane Siegel
“The fact that we…can bring scholars from different disciplines who share common interests together is a wonderful part of Rutgers-Camden.”
“Sounds of the UK” Comes to Rutgers-Camden
On Tuesday, November 12th, join us for the next installment of the Electric Café series. The concert, “Sounds from the UK,” will feature music from Neal Farwell, Adrian Moore, and Rutgers-Camden’s Mark Zaki, Assistant Professor of Music. The concert is free, and will be held in the Stedman Gallery during the free period.
Professor Lisa Zeidner Will Give a Free Reading of Her Most Recent Novel, Love Bomb
Lisa Zeidner, Professor of English and Creative Writing, will give a free reading of her most recent novel, Love Bomb, on Monday, November 11th, from 12:15 p.m. – 1:15 p.m., in Armitage Hall Room 121. Ms. Zeidner will also talk about the process of researching and writing the novel. Ms. Zeidner has published five novels, … Continue reading Professor Lisa Zeidner Will Give a Free Reading of Her Most Recent Novel, Love Bomb…
From Potential to Promise: Learn About Rutgers-Camden’s Greatest Successes!
On Wednesday, November 6th, Dr. Rajiv Gandhi, Associate Professor of Computer Science, will present “From Potential to Promise: Developing Scholars, One Eureka Moment at a Time.” His lecture will focus on some of Rutgers-Camden’s brightest students, and their remarkable achievements in the face of overwhelming odds. His presentation will begin at 12:15 p.m., and will … Continue reading From Potential to Promise: Learn About Rutgers-Camden’s Greatest Successes!…
History Professor to Lecture on “Consuming War”
Dr. Kate Epstein, Assistant Professor of History, will present “Consuming War,” a lecture that will draw on the work featured in the current Stedman Gallery exhibition “(re)collecting, (re)constructing,” and will discuss how modern US warfare depends upon technology and consumerism. The lecture will take place on Wednesday, October 23rd, at 12:15 p.m. in the Stedman … Continue reading History Professor to Lecture on “Consuming War”…
Dr. Richard Epstein Studies How Language is Tied to Politics
Dr. Richard Epstein, Associate Professor of Linguistics, is studying how so-called “bad English” is tied politically to discrimination of minorities. Learn more about his research at NewsNow.