The Mid-Atlantic Regional Center for the Humanities (MARCH) will host Dr. Sara J. Grossman of Bryn Mawr College on Wednesday, February 28, 2024, for a book talk and workshop. Dr. Grossman, author of Immeasurable Weather, will discuss “The Data of Climate Crisis,” at 11:20 a.m. in the Robeson Library (lunch will be provided). At 1 p.m., Dr. … Continue reading MARCH Welcomes Dr. Sara J. Grossman on Feb. 28…
Chancellor Antonio D. Tillis will present a Black History Month lecture, titled “Black and Hispanic/Latino: Challenges to Embracing a Pluralistic, Multi-Ethnic, Multi-Racial, Multi-Cultural Consciousness in the United States” on Thursday, February 22 at 12:45 p.m. in the Multi-Purpose Room of the Campus Center. If you plan to attend, please register here. All are welcome to attend this special … Continue reading Chancellor Tillis to Present A Special Black History Month Lecture on Feb. 22…
In celebration of Black History Month, please join the Africana Studies Program, the Black German Heritage and Research Association, and the Institute for the Study of Global Racial Justice for a lecture by Dr. Wendell Marsh, Assistant Professor of African American and African Studies at Rutgers–Newark. Dr. Marsh will present, “Black Liberation Philology: Shaykh Musa … Continue reading Prof. Wendell Marshal Will Present “Black Liberation Philology” on Feb. 6…
Dr. Beth Rabinowitz, Associate Professor of Political Science, will discuss her new book, Defensive Nationalism: Explaining the Rise of Populism and Fascism in the 21st Century, on Wednesday, November 29, 2023. Dr. Rabinowitz will address questions such as, “Is history repeating itself? Why does the explosive politics of today resemble what occurred one hundred years ago?” … Continue reading Dr. Beth Rabinowitz to Deliver “Defensive Nationalism” Lecture on Nov. 29…
Join the Rutgers Institute for the Study of Global Racial Justice for a celebration of Quilting Water, a global public arts project which stitches together the human connection with water through quilt-making and oral histories. We will share in this communal journey of witnessing the ties between our ecological realities, cultural and spiritual rituals, and … Continue reading Registration is Open for the Nov. 17 Quilting Water: Voicing Our Stories Celebration…
The Rutgers-Camden History Club is open to all members of the Rutgers-Camden community with an interest in history, including both graduate students and undergraduates, regardless of major or department affiliation. There are no requirements to join – all you have to do is show up! If you are interested in participating in History Club events … Continue reading Join the History Club for “Ancient Poisons: Where History and Science Meet” on Dec. 6…
The Department of History will begin its Lees Seminar Series for the 2023-2024 academic year on Friday, October 13. The guest speaker is Fred Cochran, a PhD student at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and a Rutgers-Camden alumnus. Mr. Cochran will present, “Why Dreams of the Dead Come Before the Rain: the Diaries of Vladimir … Continue reading Join the Dept. of History for the Lees Seminar Series on Oct. 13…
The Department of History welcomes all students, regardless of major or unit, to the History Club. They will host their first Quizzo event on Wednesday, October 4. Answer trivia questions and win prizes! Join them in the first-floor conference room at 427 Cooper Street from 11:20 a.m. – 12:20 p.m. If you are interested in participating in History Club … Continue reading Join us for History Club Quizzo on Oct. 4…
The Department of History welcomes all students, regardless of major or unit, to the History Club. The kickoff for the Fall 2023 semester is on Thursday, September 21, where you can meet others interested in history and enjoy pizza! Join us in the first floor conference room at 427 Cooper Street from 12:45 p.m. – … Continue reading History Club Kicks off on Sept. 21…
Join the Department of Childhood Studies on September 19, 2023, beginning at 12:45 p.m. in the conference room at 329 Cooper Street for a talk by Helle Strandgaard Jensen titled, “As culture free as TV can be.” Exporting Sesame Street to the World. Sesame Street “contains universally acceptable material, much of it already tested on audiences … Continue reading Join the Dept. of Childhood Studies for “Exporting Sesame Street to the World” on Sept. 19…
