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…
The professors at Rutgers-Camden “were interested in the development of their students’ skills, and were never too busy to offer advice and encouragement.”
“I really like the range of students we have at Rutgers-Camden – there are recent high school graduates alongside grandmothers. It adds a great perspective.”
In Dr. Lee’s classes, “undergraduate students learn how real research is designed and executed. By the time they leave the lab, they become fellow researchers.”
Attending Rutgers-Camden, and then becoming proud alumnae, is a family affair for the Sampson sisters.
“Everyone at Rutgers-Camden is so welcoming, warm, and inviting.”
We welcome Ms. Joanna Cohen Kallan, Instructor of Sociology, to the Rutgers-Camden Arts and Sciences community!
Rutgers-Camden’s location allows it to “create opportunity for meaningful public service by students, faculty, and staff.”
We welcome Dr. Adam Okulicz-Kozaryn, Assistant Professor of Public Policy, to the Rutgers-Camden Arts and Sciences community!
With Rutgers, “a whole new world opened up for me that would not have been there otherwise. That’s why I am so passionate about helping my university. I am grateful.”
