What drives someone to create programs that uplift entire communities and inspire lasting change? The Rutgers-Camden Executive Master of Public Administration (EMPA) program equips leaders with the skills to make an enduring impact, blending strategic thinking with a deep commitment to public service. Mi Kyung Jasmine Je, President and Executive Director of the Asian Women’s… continue reading
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
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
Two decades ago, Jigna Rao arrived in New Jersey as a newlywed, leaving behind her lifelong home in South India. Today, her journey stands as a testament to resilience, vision, and impact. Now the CEO of Millhill Child and Family Development, Rao has dedicated her life to empowering communities and transforming lives. Read on to… continue reading
Forensic science is where science meets the law, and for Kristen Smith, it has always been a passion. Inspired by crime scene investigation shows during her childhood, Kristen knew she wanted to work in the field. As a student in the Forensic Science MS program at Rutgers Graduate School-Camden, she discovered her niche in fingerprint… continue reading
Growing up in the New Jersey suburbs, surrounded by music and shifting perceptions of identity, shaped the vivid storytelling of Martin Wiley, a Creative Writing MFA graduate. Now the Coordinator of the Writing Center at Arcadia University, Wiley channels these experiences into his latest book, When Did We Stop Being Cute?. This “novel in poetic… continue reading
