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Teaching, Research, & the Power of Play

From poetry slams to Arthurian board games, storytelling has always been at the heart of what matters most. As Program Director for the new Emerging Media program, Dr. Claire Stricklin brings that passion to Rutgers-Camden, where she explores how narratives emerge in both digital and analog spaces. Her research dives into the intersections of play,… continue reading

The Art of Story & Advocacy

Award-winning author and Creative Writing MFA graduate Susan Muaddi Darraj crafts powerful narratives for both adults and children, earning recognition for her ability to bring complex themes to life. With honors including an American Book Award, two Arab American Book Awards, and the Maryland State Arts Council Independent Artist Award, her work continues to resonate… continue reading

Exploring Literature & Media for Future Success

The ⁠Master of Arts in English and Media Studies⁠ at Rutgers University-Camden offers students the chance to work with internationally recognized faculty. This program prepares them for academic careers through MFA programs and doctoral studies, as well as for professional careers in writing and publishing. In this episode of the Recording Rutgers Podcast, we feature… continue reading

Advancing Computer & Data Science

A journey spanning continents, decades, and technological revolutions has shaped the vision and leadership of Dr. Sunil Shende, who serves as both the Undergraduate Program Coordinator and Graduate Program Director for Computer Science and Data Science at Rutgers-Camden. From his early days at one of India’s most prestigious STEM institutions to his current role driving… continue reading

Uncovering the Story of Our Graduate School House

In fall 2022, Dr. Charlene Mires, Director Emeritus of the Mid-Atlantic Regional Center for the Humanities (MARCH), together with four History M.A. students, crafted a perpetual exhibition at the Graduate School House. This exhibition not only showcases their research but also highlights the transformation of the Graduate School office into a hub of academic and… continue reading

History That Speaks: Unearthing Voices Lost to Time

From uncovering the lives of past occupants in historic homes to tackling the overlooked narratives of entire communities, Sebastian LaVergne has turned their passion for history into a mission to amplify voices from the margins. A South Jersey native and Rutgers University-New Brunswick alumnus, Sebastian is now pursuing an M.A. in Public History at Rutgers… continue reading