Alumni Johnathan Grzybowski and Khai Tran “conceived [their graphic design company, Penji] as a ‘community conscious organization that would set the example for other startups to come to Camden and open their door to our students.'”
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Register Now for the Tenth Annual Baron Lecture Series
The Department of Political Science will host the tenth annual presentation of the Jacob Abraham and Mildred Amelia Baron Lecture Series on Wednesday, April 18th. Dr. Stephen Bryen, CCAS ’64 and CEO, policy leader, and author, will be the guest speaker. His lecture is titled “China: The Challenge Facing America in the Pacific.” This free event … Continue reading Register Now for the Tenth Annual Baron Lecture Series…
Math Lecture Series Continues Feb. 16
Dr. James Davis, a 2010 graduate of the Camden College of Arts and Sciences and a Senior Data Scientist at Uber, will present the next Math Lecture, on Friday, February 12th. He will discuss “Pricing Uber’s Marketplace.” This free lecture is open to all. The event begins at 11:20 a.m. in Penn 401, on the side … Continue reading Math Lecture Series Continues Feb. 16…
Economics Department to Host “Speakers from the Business World’ on 11/30
The Department of Economics will host “Speakers from the Business World” on Thursday, November 30th. Rutgers–Camden alumnus Joseph Harris, who works for the Bureau of Labor Statistics and also serves as an economics lecturer, and Dr. Selim Cakmakli, a Visiting Professor in Economics from Cukurova University in Turkey, will be the guest speakers. Mr. Harris … Continue reading Economics Department to Host “Speakers from the Business World’ on 11/30…
Screenwriter and Producer Chad Damiani, CCAS ’95, to Lecture on 12/7
Chad Damiani, who graduated from the Camden College of Arts and Sciences in 1995, will discuss his career as a producer and screenwriter for television and film on Thursday, December 7th. Originally a freelance journalist and professional announcer for World Championship Wrestling, Chad went on to sell four pilots to network television and write the … Continue reading Screenwriter and Producer Chad Damiani, CCAS ’95, to Lecture on 12/7…
Tonight’s Discussion with Filmmaker Steve Janas has been Canceled!
Update: The lecture featuring Steve Janas originally scheduled for October 17th has been canceled. Stay tuned for information about a new date in the spring! Steve Janas, who graduated from Rutgers University–Camden in 1991 with a degree in English, is a filmmaker and screenwriter whose projects include Better Living Through Circuitry, a feature-length music documentary, and … Continue reading Tonight’s Discussion with Filmmaker Steve Janas has been Canceled!…
Join us for a Lunch with Leaders Event with Alumnus Jim Rhodes
The Leadership Institute will host a Lunch with Leaders event, featuring Jim Rhodes, who graduated from the Camden College of Arts and Sciences in 1994. Mr. Rhodes, who is a deputy county administrator for Camden County, will discuss what helped him most during college. Mr. Rhodes also serves on the Leadership Institute’s Advisory Council. This … Continue reading Join us for a Lunch with Leaders Event with Alumnus Jim Rhodes…
Join us for Homecoming on 9/23!
Alumni, current students, faculty, staff, and friends of Rutgers are welcome to join us for Homecoming 2017! The day will begin at 11 a.m., with a Scarlet Tailgate, complete with music, food trucks, lawn games, and more. The Alumni Beer Garden opens at noon. Admission is $10 at the door (cash only). Must be 21 … Continue reading Join us for Homecoming on 9/23!…
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…
We R Arts and Sciences: Michelle Wong
“[Undergraduate] research allowed me to get hands-on lab work experience for the first time, and it showed me that humans are just a minor organism in a great world.”