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Maximizing Your Graduate Experience: Specialized Library Resources & Strategies

Posted in Campus, Recording Rutgers Podcast, Staff

The Rutgers University library system offers an extensive collection, boasting over five million volumes and a diverse range of digital resources. Master’s and doctoral students at Rutgers-Camden benefit from access to 26 libraries, centers, and reading rooms across all campuses, in addition to membership in the prestigious Big Ten Academic Alliance. In this special Professional Development Week episode,… continue reading

Inspiring a New Generation in Mathematical Sciences

Posted in Alumni, Graduate Student Organization (GSO), Mathematical Sciences, Stories

From the moment Samuel Kankam arrived at Rutgers-Camden as a student in the Mathematical Sciences program, his passion for teaching and community engagement became a defining part of his journey. As a founding member of the Graduate Student Organization, Samuel played a pivotal role in fostering a sense of connection and collaboration among graduate students…. continue reading

Bridging Research & Community Impact Through Prevention Science

Posted in International Students, Prevention Science, Stories, Students

Prevention Science is the driving force behind one graduate student’s mission to create healthier communities and address health disparities. With a global perspective shaped by his upbringing in Nigeria and a strong academic foundation, Joseph Abbas is committed to innovative research and impactful community-based interventions. Discover how his work at Rutgers-Camden University is making a… continue reading

Research, Policy, & Community: Inside the Walter Rand Institute’s Mission

Posted in Campus, Community, Prevention Science, Psychological Sciences, Public Affairs/Community Development, Publications & Research, Recording Rutgers Podcast, Staff

The Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs focuses on tackling essential social and community issues in Southern New Jersey. Renowned for its role in influencing policy through thorough research and data analysis, the institute makes substantial contributions in vital areas such as health and transportation. In this episode of the Recording Rutgers Podcast, Kristin… continue reading

Thiolated Gold & Pharmacy PhD Goals

Posted in Alumni, Biology, International Students, Stories

From India to the transplant laboratory at Penn Medicine, Karena Catherine Joy’s journey is a testament to academic excellence and a passion for science. As an alumna of Rutgers University-Camden’s Master of Science in Biology program, she earned recognition for her achievements, including the Dr. Owen and Ronald Rahman Award and the Scarlet Scholar Award…. continue reading

From Rutgers-Camden to Doctoral Study at Duke

Posted in Alumni, Biology

Rooted in South Jersey and shaped by early research experiences at Rutgers-Camden, Katrina DeWitt built a foundation in Biology that carried her from undergraduate study through a master’s degree and into doctoral research. Now a PhD candidate in Biology at Duke University, she studies microbial communities and their responses to predation and environmental pressures. Katrina… continue reading