Tag: Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice
Four Arts and Sciences Students Receive Gilman Scholarships
Rutgers University–Camden is pleased to announce that a record number of students received Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships for 2025, which will assist them in pursuing opportunities they have received to learn abroad in a diverse range of nations and programs. Funded by the U.S. Department of State, the Gilman Program is a competitive, merit-based opportunity … Continue reading Four Arts and Sciences Students Receive Gilman Scholarships…
Congratulations to the Recipients of the Chancellor’s Awards for Diversity, Inclusion, and Community Engagement
Congratulations to the recipients of the Chancellor’s Awards for Diversity, Inclusion, and Community Engagement! Award recipients will be honored on Monday, April 21, 2025. Award Recipients: Academic Civic Engagement Julio Alicea, Assistant Professor, Sociology Nathan Fried, Associate Teaching Professor, Biology Alumni Civic Engagement Ashly Estevez-Perez, CCAS’20, GSC’21 Sheena Yera, CCAS’15 Community Partner Civic Engagement Tom … Continue reading Congratulations to the Recipients of the Chancellor’s Awards for Diversity, Inclusion, and Community Engagement…
Join Drs. Abeyta and Alicea for a Lunch and Learn on October 15
The Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Community Engagement and the Rutgers University Faculty Diversity Collaborative will host a Lunch and Learn with Dr. Andrew Abeyta, Assistant Professor of Psychology, and Dr. Julio Ángel Alicea, Assistant Professor of Sociology, as part of Hispanic Heritage Month. The topic is “Latinx Research Across the Disciplines.” Join us on … Continue reading Join Drs. Abeyta and Alicea for a Lunch and Learn on October 15…
Join us on Sept. 27 for Public Archaeology Day
The Cooper Street Gateway, one of the most anticipated and exciting projects at our university, will create a dynamic hub of carefully designed and meaningful campus spaces. On Friday, September 27, we invite you to learn about the archaeological findings that have been uncovered in the early stages of the project, which will renew and … Continue reading Join us on Sept. 27 for Public Archaeology Day…
Welcome, New Faculty!
Announcement of Faculty Promotions and Tenure Appointments
The Board of Governors approved the following promotions and tenure appointments at their meeting on Thursday, April 18: Dr. James R. Boucher – Promoted with Tenure, Associate Professor, Department of World Language and Cultures Dr. Allison Page – Reappointed with Tenure, Associate Professor, Department of English and Communication Dr. Daniel Semenza – Promoted with Tenure, … Continue reading Announcement of Faculty Promotions and Tenure Appointments…
Join us for Research Week, April 15-19
John Jarboe of the Bearded Ladies Cabaret to Give Film Screening and Q&A on March 6
Join theater and filmmaker John Jarboe (she/her) on a journey through her work on film. In this presentation, John will share selected works from her history of artistic work with the Bearded Ladies Cabaret, including excerpts from Love Notes, a series featuring the many identities of French chanteuse Edith Piaf, and selections from Rose: You … Continue reading John Jarboe of the Bearded Ladies Cabaret to Give Film Screening and Q&A on March 6…
Chancellor Tillis to Present A Special Black History Month Lecture on Feb. 22
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…