Bridging Schools, Elevating Graduate Voices

Posted May 6, 2025 in Graduate School Team, News

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When Jennifer Indrupati stepped up to the podium at the 2025 Honors Ceremony, she brought with her the perspective of a data-driven thinker, a dedicated student, and a valued member of the Rutgers Graduate School–Camden team. A student in the Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) program, Jennifer was selected as this year’s graduate student speaker—an honor that reflects both her academic achievements and her broader impact on campus. She opened her remarks with a quote from Donovan Livingston: “None of us were meant to be common, we were born to be comets.”

Jennifer’s contributions extended well beyond her home school. In addition to excelling in the MSBA program, she played a key role in shaping outreach efforts and website content that benefit graduate programs across disciplines—including those housed in the College of Arts and Sciences. Her presence at the Honors Ceremony highlighted her commitment not just to her own studies, but to the success of the wider Rutgers–Camden graduate community.

It’s been a privilege to see Jennifer’s contributions to the Graduate School. Her selection as speaker is not just well-earned—it’s a reminder of how much graduate students shape the spirit of this campus.
Erick Watt-Udogu, Assistant Dean

We congratulate Jennifer on this well-deserved recognition and wish her all the best as she continues to grow as a scholar and professional.