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”

The Office of Academic Advising Hosts Degree Navigator Workshops

The Office of Academic Advising will host Degree Navigator workshops the week of October 21st.  The schedule is below:   Monday, October 21st – 12:15 p.m. in the Campus Center’s N. Conference Room Tuesday, October 22nd – 12:25 p.m. in the Campus Center’s N. Conference Room Tuesday, October 22nd – 5 p.m. in BSB Room … Continue reading The Office of Academic Advising Hosts Degree Navigator Workshops

Artists Scott Pellnat and Allen C. Topolski Participate in a Roundtable Lecture

Artists Scott Pellnat and Allen C. Topolski, whose work is currently on display in the Stedman Gallery as part of the exhibit (re)collecting, (re)constructing, will participate in a roundtable lecture on Thursday, October 17th, at 5 p.m. in the Black Box Theatre.  The lecture will be moderated by Dr. Cyril Reade, Associate Professor of Art … Continue reading Artists Scott Pellnat and Allen C. Topolski Participate in a Roundtable Lecture

Rutgers-Camden Breaks Ground on New Nursing and Science Building

On Wednesday, October 16th, at 3:30 p.m., Rutgers-Camden hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Nursing and Science Building, which will be Rutgers-Camden first new academic building since the 2008 construction of the Law School East building.  New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and Rutgers University President Robert Barchi joined us for the groundbreaking. The $62.5 million … Continue reading Rutgers-Camden Breaks Ground on New Nursing and Science Building

Rutgers-Camden and Gloucester County College Sign Enrollment Agreement

Dr. Wendell Pritchett, chancellor of Rutgers-Camden, and Dr. Frederick Keating, president of Gloucester County College (GCC), signed an agreement in which GCC students are conditionally accepted to Rutgers-Camden, and can enter the university once they earn their associate of arts or associate of science degree from GCC. Learn more about this partnership at NewsNow.

Department of Computer Science Launches New Undergraduate Teaching Assistant Program

Think all teaching assistants (TAs) are graduate students?  Think again!  This fall, the Department of Computer Science launched an Undergraduate Teaching Assistant program, which gives their star undergraduate students the opportunity to teach their fellow undergraduates and to influence the computer science curriculum. Tom Hogans, Christian Luke, Sanket Raval, Neel Patel, and Douglas Tait make … Continue reading Department of Computer Science Launches New Undergraduate Teaching Assistant Program

Eagleton Institute of Politics Accepting Applications for its Undergraduate Associates Program!

Class of 2015 – Are you a junior interested in politics and government? Apply now for the Eagleton Institute of Politics Undergraduate Associates program! Undergraduate Associates explore the practice and processes of American politics. This 1.5 year certificate program is open to junior undergraduate students from ALL Rutgers schools, departments and campuses. Associates learn about … Continue reading Eagleton Institute of Politics Accepting Applications for its Undergraduate Associates Program!

Beyond Roe: Reproductive Justice in a Changing World

On Thursday, October 11th, the Rutgers School of Law-Camden will host the conference Beyond Roe: Reproductive Justice in a Changing World.  Conference participants will “discuss a wide range of issues related to reproductive justice and reproductive oppression.” This conference is co-sponsored in part by the Rutgers-Camden Department of History and the Rutgers-Camden Women’s and Gender … Continue reading Beyond Roe: Reproductive Justice in a Changing World

Swan Historical Foundation to Fund Public History Scholarship

The Swan Historical Foundation (SHF) has given a $25,000 gift to fund an annual scholarship, which will be given to a full or part-time Rutgers-Camden graduate student, with preference given for a student who is studying public history. Learn more about this scholarship opportunity at NewsNow.