Washington Monthly magazine has named Rutgers University–Camden a “Best Bang for the Buck” for the second year in a row. Rutgers University–Camden achieved the highest ranking of all New Jersey universities and colleges. To learn more, visit Rutgers Today.
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Undergrads: Check Out the New Advising Online Chat!
The Office of Academic Advising is rolling out a new online chat feature, which will allow undergraduates to ask general advising questions from wherever they happen to be. The online chat will be available starting Thursday, September 11th, 2014, and will run Monday – Thursday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., and Friday, 8:30 a.m. – … Continue reading Undergrads: Check Out the New Advising Online Chat!…
We R Arts and Sciences: Kate Blair
“So many doors were opened to me because of my degree. It’s never too late to go back to school.”
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences-Camden Welcomes New Faculty!
We R Arts and Sciences: Susan Muaddi Darraj
“I’ll always be grateful for the years I spent at Rutgers University–Camden.”
The Digital Studies Center Welcomes New Director, Dr. James Brown, Jr.
The Digital Studies Center (DSC), established in 2013, is excited to welcome its inaugural director, Dr. James Brown, Jr., formerly of the University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW). Dr. Brown will join Dr. Robert Emmons, Jr., associate director of the DSC, in charting the center’s course. The DSC is an interdisciplinary, collaborative research, development, and education center, … Continue reading The Digital Studies Center Welcomes New Director, Dr. James Brown, Jr.…
We R Arts and Sciences: Josephine Johansen
“I have enjoyed teaching every semester from the beginning of my career. The students are interesting and I truly enjoy breaking the bonds of math phobia.”
We R Arts and Sciences: Dr. Sunil Shende
“Classroom learning is about fundamental ideas that catalyze research.”
RCCA Presents “Camden Collects,” from July 7th – September 18th
The Rutgers-Camden Center for the Arts will host the exhibit “Camden Collects” from July 7th – September 18th. This exhibit, located in the Stedman Gallery, features artwork collected by Camden residents and by people who work in the city. To learn more about “Camden Collects,” visit NewsNow.