How does a graduate student leave a lasting legacy on campus while paving the way for a groundbreaking career? As highlighted in For Forensics Master’s Recipient, Graduation is Not Goodbye, Kyra Miller’s journey through Rutgers Graduate School-Camden’s Master of Science in Forensic Science (MSFS) program exemplifies how determination and opportunity can intersect to create extraordinary… continue reading
Congratulations on your admission to the Rutgers-Camden Graduate School! What comes next? Whether you’re joining us from Shanghai, Chicago, or Cherry Hill, this episode is tailored for you. Erick Watt-Udogu, Assistant Dean at the Graduate School, and Marissa Amos, Assistant Director of the Office of International Students, will guide you through a checklist from admission… continue reading
A fascination with the intersections of mental health and criminal justice has shaped Catherine Heitz’s journey from clinical psychology to groundbreaking research as a PhD student in the Prevention Science program at Rutgers-Camden. Driven by a desire to address the root causes of societal challenges, she now explores critical issues such as community violence, firearm… continue reading
Landing a great job after graduate school isn’t just about having the right degree—it’s about knowing how to leverage your skills, connect with opportunities, and navigate the job market effectively. In this episode, Assistant Dean Cheryl Hallman, Director of the Rutgers-Camden Career Center, shares insights on the strategies and resources available to help graduate students… continue reading
Graduate school is a time of ambition, discovery, and transformation—but staying well is just as important as excelling academically. In this episode, Dr. Stacy Haynes, a clinical and health educator with the Student Wellness Center, is joined by Joseph Abbas, a Prevention Science PhD student, to explore how wellness shapes the graduate experience. They discuss… continue reading
Balancing motherhood, work, and education, a determined teenage mother transformed her life into one marked by academic excellence and impactful research. Janene Ryan, a PhD candidate in the Childhood Studies program at Rutgers-Camden, has dedicated her academic journey to amplifying the voices of children often unheard. From exploring childhood trauma to examining the psychological impacts… continue reading
