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“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…
Dr. Kelly Dittmar Publishes “Navigating Gendered Terrain”
Dr. Kelly Dittmar, Assistant Professor of Political Science and a Scholar for the Center for American Women and Politics, has recently published Navigating Gendered Terrain: Stereotypes and Strategy in Political Campaigns, by Temple University Press. This book explores how candidates and campaign professionals navigate the gendered terrain of political campaigns. Navigating Gendered Terrain is available for purchase … Continue reading Dr. Kelly Dittmar Publishes “Navigating Gendered Terrain”…
CURE Symposium on Housing, Segregation, and Poverty a Great Success
On November 17th, the Center for Urban Research and Education (CURE) hosted a daylong symposium on housing, segregation, and poverty. Scholars from all over the world came to Camden to take part in this event, which addressed topics such as the geography of inequality and its effects; exclusionary and inclusionary zoning; the fair housing movement; … Continue reading CURE Symposium on Housing, Segregation, and Poverty a Great Success…
An Interview with Oscar-Nominated Alum Robert Pulcini ’89
Screenwriter Robert Pulcini, CCAS ’89, recently returned to campus to discuss and screen his new film, 10,000 Saints, and to share insights into his career, which includes an Oscar nomination for best screenplay for the film American Splendor.
New financial support program widens opportunity to access a Rutgers degree
Spring 2016 Registration begins 11/2
Registration for the Spring 2016 semester begins Monday, November 3rd. Students, if you have not contacted your advisor, please do so as soon as possible to schedule an appointment to discuss your spring schedule. Registration dates are as follows:November 2, 2015, Monday: Undergraduate Students with 90+ credits earned (seniors) & All Graduate Students, registration begins at 7:00 … Continue reading Spring 2016 Registration begins 11/2…
Rutgers University–Camden Named a “Best Bang for the Buck” University by Washington Monthly
Washington Monthly magazine has named Rutgers University–Camden a “Best Bang for the Buck” for the third year in a row. Rutgers University–Camden achieved the highest ranking of all New Jersey universities and colleges. To learn more, visit Rutgers News Now.