Rutgers-Camden can claim many accomplished graduates. Our students go on to pursue successful careers in all fields. Kelvin Jeremiah, who earned his master’s degree in history from the Graduate School-Camden in 1997, has continued Rutgers-Camden’s tradition of accomplishment. In March 2013, Kelvin was named President and Chief Executive Officer of the Philadelphia Housing Authority (PHA) … Continue reading We R Rutgers-Camden: Kelvin Jeremiah…
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Rutgers-Camden’s location allows it to “create opportunity for meaningful public service by students, faculty, and staff.”
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“It was – and is – a real privilege to live in South Jersey and get a Rutgers education.”
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We welcome Dr. Wai Kit Wicky Tse, Visiting Assistant Instructor of History, to the Rutgers-Camden Arts and Sciences community!
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“In my twenty years as a member of the faculty, I’ve benefitted enormously from having intellectually engaged colleagues with whom I share my work, an outstanding library system and campus librarians, and students who have challenged me and enriched my sense of intellectual curiosity.”
We R Rutgers-Camden: Brian Haughwout
The History Department welcomed Brian Haughwout in to Rutgers-Camden and helped him succeed when he thought it wasn’t possible.
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Coming to Rutgers-Camden brought the world a whole lot closer to Melissa McHugh.