The last day for students to add a course is Wednesday, September 13. Students may add and drop courses via WebReg. For those who need assistance, please contact the Office of the Registrar at (856) 225-6053, camreg@camden.rutgers.edu, or by visiting their office on the lower level of Armitage Hall. Undergraduate students may also wish to speak with their academic adviser … Continue reading Last Day to Add a Course is 9/13…
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Welcome to the Fall 2017 Semester!
“Picturing Camden” Exhibition Now Open
The Rutgers–Camden Center for the Arts will open its newest exhibition, “Picturing Camden,” on Monday, September 11, in the Stedman Gallery. This exhibition is the third in a series on Camden, and will explore the neighborhoods throughout the city through new work by contemporary artists. “Picturing Camden” will close on December 8, 2017. Admission … Continue reading “Picturing Camden” Exhibition Now Open…
Musical Performance Group Auditions End 9/14
Multiple Department of Fine Arts‘ music groups will be hosting auditions during the first weeks of September: The Rutgers University Singers will host auditions on Tuesday, September 12, and Thursday, September 14, from 12:30 p.m. – 2 p.m. in the Fine Arts Building, Room 208. Audition times are also available by appointment. Contact Dr. Julia … Continue reading Musical Performance Group Auditions End 9/14…
“By Ourselves” Literary Exhibit Now Open
The Writers House and the Paul Robeson Library have joined together to put on the exhibition, “By Ourselves: Rutgers Student Literary Magazines, 1923-2017.” The exhibit, which opens on September 1st, will include work ranging from the 1920s, with the Chanticleer, a student humor magazine, to more recent publications, such as Matter, a visual art magazine, and Undiscovered, a … Continue reading “By Ourselves” Literary Exhibit Now Open…
Patrick Rosal Receives the Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize
Patrick Rosal, Associate Professor of Creative Writing and English, has received the Academy of American Poets‘ Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize for his book, Brooklyn Antediluvian (Persea Books, 2016). Established in 1994, this award “recognizes the most outstanding book of poetry published in the United States in the previous year.”
Welcome to the New Faculty Members of FASC!
Welcome to the newest faculty members of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences–Camden!
Cooper Street Writing Workshops Begin 9/16
This September, the Writers House will sponsor two Cooper Street Writing Workshops: Rutgers–Camden alumna and associate editor of New Jersey Monthly, Shelby Vittek will be the instructor for “Writing New Jersey,” a workshop that will take place over the course of three Saturday afternoons. In this non-fiction writing workshop, participants will read and write about the … Continue reading Cooper Street Writing Workshops Begin 9/16…
Digging through History: The Arch Street Project
An accidental project that began last November has morphed into an adventure of a lifetime for forensic archaeologist Kimberlee Moran, Director of Forensic Science. Moran, along with area archaeologists such as Dr. George Leader from The College of New Jersey and Anna Dhody, curator of the Mütter Museum, and a group of dedicated students, first … Continue reading Digging through History: The Arch Street Project…
We R Arts and Sciences: Chelsea Coccia
“I choose Rutgers–Camden over other schools I was accepted to because…Rutgers had such a good name and reputation,” says Chelsea Coccia, Class of 2017.