The Department of English and the English Graduate Student Association present the “Professor Brunch Series,” a new program that allows students to connect with faculty from the Department of English and to enjoy conversation and light refreshments. The first event is scheduled for Monday, October 12th, at 12:15 p.m. in the Armitage Hall Faculty Lounge. Dr. … Read more of Professor Brunch Series begins 10/12…
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We R Arts and Sciences: Paul Moré, Jr.
In 2007, Paul Moré, Jr. established the Moré Family Scholarship. “It is my way of continuing to honor my parents,” he says.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and Digital Literacy
Dean Kriste Lindenmeyer recently published an opinion article called “Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and Digital Literacy” in InsideHigherEd.com.Check it out at https://www.insidehighered.com/blogs/higher-ed-beta/reading-writing-arithmetic-and-digital-literacy.
We R Arts And Sciences: Dr. Hao Zhu
Dr. Hao Zhu’s love of science started at an early age. His mother was a high school chemistry teacher and his father a physics professor; both encouraged their son to follow his passion, which led him to make chemistry his lifetime career path. After earning a bachelor’s degree in Inorganic Chemistry at Jilin University in … Read more of We R Arts And Sciences: Dr. Hao Zhu…
We R Arts and Sciences: Dr. Jane Siegel
“The fact that we…can bring scholars from different disciplines who share common interests together is a wonderful part of Rutgers-Camden.”
Dr. Janet Golden Studies the Place of Religion in Medical History
In her newest article, “Modern Medical Science and the Divine Providence of God: Rethinking the Place of Religion in Postwar U.S. Medical History,” Dr. Janet Golden, Professor of History, focuses on how people struggling with illness or coping with the death of a loved one often turn to religion. The article appears in the latest issue … Read more of Dr. Janet Golden Studies the Place of Religion in Medical History…
Dr. Kristin August Studies Link Between Diabetes Management and a Patient’s Social Network
Dr. Kristin August, Assistant Professor of Psychology, is studying how a patient’s social network (spouse, family, and friends) can affect their diabetes management. She is currently looking for adult participants for her study. Learn more about Dr. August’s research and the requirements for participation in this study at NewsNow.
Dr. Wayne Glasker to Lead Free Documentary Series
Dr. Wayne Glasker, an associate professor of history at Rutgers-Camden, will kick off his free documentary film series, titled “Freedom, Equality, Democracy: Looking Back, Moving Forward,” on Wednesday, September 18th, at the Burlington County Lyceum of History and Natural Sciences. Dr. Glasker will show the film “The Abolitionists,” and will then lead a 30-45 minute discussion … Read more of Dr. Wayne Glasker to Lead Free Documentary Series…
Lauren Grodstein Publishes New Novel
The Explanation for Everything, the newest novel from Lauren Grodstein, Associate Professor of English and Creative Writing and Graduate Director of the Creative Writing program, explores the debate between Darwinism and intelligent design through the lens of a college professor and the student he is advising on a research project. Learn more about The Explanation … Read more of Lauren Grodstein Publishes New Novel…
Dr. Robert Emmons: Rotary Peace Fellow
Dr. Robert Emmons, the associate director of the FASC Digital Studies Center, which will open this academic year, worked as a Rotary Peace Fellow in Bangkok, Thailand, over the summer. Check out the video he made about his experience abroad!