Two Students Win Awards from the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America

Two Rutgers–Camden history students recently were awarded scholarship awards from the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of New Jersey.  David Niescior, a History graduate student, received the District Graduate History Award, and Samantha Gaetjens Muller is this year’s recipient of the Undergraduate History Award. This marks the third year … Continue reading Two Students Win Awards from the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America

We R Arts and Sciences: Tim Ripley

For many future doctors, the dream of wearing a white lab coat with a stethoscope hanging around their neck begins when they are young children.  For Rutgers–Camden alumnus Timothy Ripley, Jr., who will begin at Rowan University’s School of Osteopathic Medicine in the fall, the path to this dream started because of Dr. Martin Marino, … Continue reading We R Arts and Sciences: Tim Ripley

Congratulations to Athenaeum and Alpha Sigma Lambda Inductees!

On Wednesday, March 9th, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences–Camden inducted 15 University College students into Alpha Sigma Lambda, Gamma Xi chapter, and 104 College of Arts and Sciences students into Athenaeum.  Alpha Sigma Lambda has been part of Rutgers–Camden since 1982.  University College students with a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher … Continue reading Congratulations to Athenaeum and Alpha Sigma Lambda Inductees!

Women’s History Month Conference Scheduled for 3/25

On Friday, March 25th, the Women’s and Gender Studies Program and the Community Leadership Center will host a one-day conference celebrating Women’s History Month.  The conference’s theme is “Disrupting Power and Privilege to Empower Women.”  Dr. Christine Ortiz, Morris Cohen Professor of Materials Science and Engineering and the Dean for Graduate Education at the Massachusetts … Continue reading Women’s History Month Conference Scheduled for 3/25

Registration Now Open for Summer Writers’ Conference

Registration for participation in the Summer Writers’ Conference is now open!  The conference, which will run from June 27th – July 7th, will host nationally-renowned authors, agents, and editors, to conduct intensive workshops on writing, craft, and publishing.  Accompanying the conference will be a reading series that will be free and open to the public. … Continue reading Registration Now Open for Summer Writers’ Conference

“Electronic Literature: A Matter of Bits” Exhibit Now on Display

The Stedman Gallery is hosting a new exhibit, “Electronic Literature: A Matter of Bits,” which is in display from now until April 21st.  Curated by the Digital Studies Center‘s Dr. James Brown and Dr. Robert Emmons, the exhibit showcases examples of electronic literature from around the world.    As part of the opening of the … Continue reading “Electronic Literature: A Matter of Bits” Exhibit Now on Display

We R Arts and Sciences: Breanna Sipple

As the story goes, all over the world, Santa Claus goes down chimneys to deliver toys to good little girls and boys.  Which, of course, begs the question – what happens if you don’t have a chimney?  Camden College of Arts and Sciences art major Breanna Sipple helps answer that question with the new children’s … Continue reading We R Arts and Sciences: Breanna Sipple