A Season of Firsts: Rutgers-Camden Offers First LGBTQ History Course

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Three Political Science Honors Students Attend NJ Chamber of Commerce Legislative and Business Awards Dinner

Three Political Science Honors students in a seminar on Business and Government, Rachelle Rankin, Howard Robertson and Tamari Ramishvili were able to attend the New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce Legislative and Business Awards Dinner on October 9, 2013. They heard commentary on business and government cooperation from awardees State Senators Fred Madden (D) and … Continue reading Three Political Science Honors Students Attend NJ Chamber of Commerce Legislative and Business Awards Dinner

Ph.D. Student Earns Eagleton Governor’s Executive Fellowship

Spencer Clayton, a doctoral student in the public affairs program, has been named a recipient of the Eagleton Governor’s Executive Fellowship for 2013-2014.  This fellowship awards deserving Rutgers graduate students “with the opportunity to further their understanding of government, public affairs, and the practice of politics, and connect the fellowship experience to their chosen field of study.”    Learn more … Continue reading Ph.D. Student Earns Eagleton Governor’s Executive Fellowship

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