https://simplecast.com Recording Rutgers Podcast Our goal with the Recording Rutgers Podcast is to share what sets Rutgers Graduate School-Camden apart. People. We are going to promote the engaging stories that reveal the heart of our campus, the lively community that animates it, the groundbreaking research that shapes our future, the diverse range of everyday experiences, inspiring alumni tales, and the strategies for overcoming challenges. Guiding these conversations is our host, Ojobo Agbo Eje, a first-year Data Science student from Nigeria. We warmly invite you to join us on this enlightening journey through Rutgers University-Camden. Recording Rutgers en Thu, 27 Jun 2024 16:13:40 +0000 Sun, 15 Feb 2026 18:45:46 +0000 https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp Recording Rutgers Podcast https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/1008b5c4-66b7-4a14-b6ff-aef3dbd211d0/9ecb6426-1249-4d29-b4ac-c83cf83999c7/3000x3000/recording-rutgers-podcast.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp episodic Our goal with the Recording Rutgers Podcast is to share what sets Rutgers Graduate School-Camden apart. People. We are going to promote the engaging stories that reveal the heart of our campus, the lively community that animates it, the groundbreaking research that shapes our future, the diverse range of everyday experiences, inspiring alumni tales, and the strategies for overcoming challenges. Guiding these conversations is our host, Ojobo Agbo Eje, a first-year Data Science student from Nigeria. We warmly invite you to join us on this enlightening journey through Rutgers University-Camden. Recording Rutgers false https://feeds.simplecast.com/B6bALMZf Recording Rutgers camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu 61c19bfb-f3ce-4272-a700-9eb676f13c7f Exploring Professional Development in Cancer Research: The Scholars and Early-Stage Advancement Initiative Thu, 27 Jun 2024 16:13:40 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp Exploring Professional Development in Cancer Research: The Scholars and Early-Stage Advancement Initiative Recording Rutgers 00:28:42 The ⁠Scholars and Early-Stage Advancement (SEA) Initiative⁠ is a progressive effort dedicated to promoting diversity within the cancer research workforce. By identifying, recruiting, and supporting scholars from underserved groups, this initiative aims to ensure that a wide range of perspectives and talents contribute to advancements in cancer research. Spanning all Rutgers campuses and extending across New Jersey, SEA emphasizes the critical role of professional development in oncology, helping to build a more inclusive and effective research community. From symposiums to travel scholarships, this conversation sheds light on how SEA is shaping the future of cancer research and creating pathways for the next generation of scholars. In this episode, we explore the SEA Initiative with Dr. Sunita Chaudhary, Associate Professor of Surgery at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and Director of Research Education at Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey. Dr. Chaudhary shares her insights on the mission and goals of SEA, the importance of diversity in cancer research, and the various opportunities available for students across Rutgers campuses. The ⁠Scholars and Early-Stage Advancement (SEA) Initiative⁠ is a progressive effort dedicated to promoting diversity within the cancer research workforce. By identifying, recruiting, and supporting scholars from underserved groups, this initiative aims to ensure that a wide range of perspectives and talents contribute to advancements in cancer research. Spanning all Rutgers campuses and extending across New Jersey, SEA emphasizes the critical role of professional development in oncology, helping to build a more inclusive and effective research community. From symposiums to travel scholarships, this conversation sheds light on how SEA is shaping the future of cancer research and creating pathways for the next generation of scholars. In this episode, we explore the SEA Initiative with Dr. Sunita Chaudhary, Associate Professor of Surgery at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and Director of Research Education at Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey. Dr. Chaudhary shares her insights on the mission and goals of SEA, the importance of diversity in cancer research, and the various opportunities available for students across Rutgers campuses. oncology, research, opportunities, medical school, sear false full 42 39399ecd-e960-45ad-b4a7-4f79f8081d37 The Stedman Gallery: Bridging Art, Education, and Community Tue, 25 Jun 2024 15:43:13 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp The Stedman Gallery: Bridging Art, Education, and Community Recording Rutgers 00:28:25 The Stedman Gallery, situated within the Rutgers-Camden Center for the Arts (RCCA), has been showcasing diverse exhibitions for over three decades. Established in 1975 and integrated into RCCA in 1997, the gallery engages and inspires audiences in the South Jersey region. Recognized as a Major Arts Organization of New Jersey by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, the Stedman Gallery plays a significant role in promoting the arts within the community. In this episode, Jake Foster, the Gallery and Arts Curator, discusses the mission of the center, the inspiration behind many of their projects, and how the Stedman Art Gallery supports students' learning experiences while contributing to the development of the Camden community. The conversation will cover RCCA's exhibitions, arts education programs, and community arts projects, highlighting their impact and importance. The Stedman Gallery, situated within the Rutgers-Camden Center for the Arts (RCCA), has been showcasing diverse exhibitions for over three decades. Established in 1975 and integrated into RCCA in 1997, the gallery engages and inspires audiences in the South Jersey region. Recognized as a Major Arts Organization of New Jersey by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, the Stedman Gallery plays a significant role in promoting the arts within the community. In this episode, Jake Foster, the Gallery and Arts Curator, discusses the mission of the center, the inspiration behind many of their projects, and how the Stedman Art Gallery supports students' learning experiences while contributing to the development of the Camden community. The conversation will cover RCCA's exhibitions, arts education programs, and community arts projects, highlighting their impact and importance. false full 41 be2ab6c4-cf93-4617-b324-2794fb211fe6 Publishing and Persevering: A PhD Candidate’s Experience Tue, 25 Jun 2024 15:38:34 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp Publishing and Persevering: A PhD Candidate’s Experience Recording Rutgers 00:35:07 In this episode, you'll hear from Daniel Assamah, a PhD candidate in Public Affairs/ Community Development. Daniel shares his journey, revealing what motivated him to pursue his PhD. He provides an insider's perspective on academic publishing, discussing the process from initial research to publication and the challenges he has overcome along the way. You'll also gain practical advice for managing the demands of graduate school. Daniel shares his strategies for effective time management, stress reduction, and balancing academic responsibilities. His personal anecdotes and tips offer valuable guidance, making this episode essential listening for anyone navigating the complexities of higher education. In this episode, you'll hear from Daniel Assamah, a PhD candidate in Public Affairs/ Community Development. Daniel shares his journey, revealing what motivated him to pursue his PhD. He provides an insider's perspective on academic publishing, discussing the process from initial research to publication and the challenges he has overcome along the way. You'll also gain practical advice for managing the demands of graduate school. Daniel shares his strategies for effective time management, stress reduction, and balancing academic responsibilities. His personal anecdotes and tips offer valuable guidance, making this episode essential listening for anyone navigating the complexities of higher education. false full 40 03717c8a-55b3-4a18-9e48-9d2352bd587c Carving Your Niche: Tips for Academic and Professional Growth In this week's episode, we’re joined by Gaylene Gordon, a Childhood Studies Doctoral candidate and alum of the Criminal Justice MA program, also known as the Writing Mechanic. Gaylene shares her insights on combining professional experience with research interests to carve a niche in the academic market. She addresses the question, "So what?" and provides an overview of a typical 2-year graduate student timeline, highlighting key milestones and activities.

We explore strategies for identifying your academic niche, overcoming mental barriers, and planning writing projects. Gaylene offers advice on balancing research and coursework, building connections, and cultivating strong relationships with advisors. She also discusses the importance of professional development and periodic reflection to stay on track toward your academic and career goals. Tune in for practical tips and inspiration to help you carve your niche in the academic world.

]]> Tue, 18 Jun 2024 14:49:59 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp In this week's episode, we’re joined by Gaylene Gordon, a Childhood Studies Doctoral candidate and alum of the Criminal Justice MA program, also known as the Writing Mechanic. Gaylene shares her insights on combining professional experience with research interests to carve a niche in the academic market. She addresses the question, "So what?" and provides an overview of a typical 2-year graduate student timeline, highlighting key milestones and activities.

We explore strategies for identifying your academic niche, overcoming mental barriers, and planning writing projects. Gaylene offers advice on balancing research and coursework, building connections, and cultivating strong relationships with advisors. She also discusses the importance of professional development and periodic reflection to stay on track toward your academic and career goals. Tune in for practical tips and inspiration to help you carve your niche in the academic world.

]]> Carving Your Niche: Tips for Academic and Professional Growth Recording Rutgers 00:39:20 In this week's episode, we’re joined by Gaylene Gordon, a  Childhood Studies  Doctoral candidate and alum of the Criminal Justice MA program, also known as the  Writing Mechanic. Gaylene shares her insights on combining professional experience with research interests to carve a niche in the academic market. She addresses the question, "So what?" and provides an overview of a typical 2-year graduate student timeline, highlighting key milestones and activities. We explore strategies for identifying your academic niche, overcoming mental barriers, and planning writing projects. Gaylene offers advice on balancing research and coursework, building connections, and cultivating strong relationships with advisors. She also discusses the importance of professional development and periodic reflection to stay on track toward your academic and career goals. Tune in for practical tips and inspiration to help you carve your niche in the academic world. In this week's episode, we’re joined by Gaylene Gordon, a  Childhood Studies  Doctoral candidate and alum of the Criminal Justice MA program, also known as the  Writing Mechanic. Gaylene shares her insights on combining professional experience with research interests to carve a niche in the academic market. She addresses the question, "So what?" and provides an overview of a typical 2-year graduate student timeline, highlighting key milestones and activities. We explore strategies for identifying your academic niche, overcoming mental barriers, and planning writing projects. Gaylene offers advice on balancing research and coursework, building connections, and cultivating strong relationships with advisors. She also discusses the importance of professional development and periodic reflection to stay on track toward your academic and career goals. Tune in for practical tips and inspiration to help you carve your niche in the academic world. false full 39 899e72c2-9417-4904-a14e-de44490f2e17 From Classroom to Community: Inside the Rutgers-Camden MPA Program In this episode, Dr. Michael Hayes, Director of the MPA program at Rutgers-Camden, provides an overview of the MPA and EMPA programs. These programs equip students with essential skills in data analytics, financial management, leadership, and information technology, preparing them to make data-informed decisions, manage public resources, and lead teams effectively. Dr. Hayes also explains the differences between the MPA, MBA, EMPA, and the Public Affairs MS, highlighting the unique aspects of each program.

Dr. Hayes shares inspiring student stories, discussing innovative research projects and notable achievements within the MPA program. He also offers insights into what makes Rutgers-Camden an ideal choice for graduate studies in public administration and provides valuable advice for prospective students. Tune in to learn more about the transformative potential of an MPA education at Rutgers-Camden.

]]> Thu, 13 Jun 2024 14:02:36 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp In this episode, Dr. Michael Hayes, Director of the MPA program at Rutgers-Camden, provides an overview of the MPA and EMPA programs. These programs equip students with essential skills in data analytics, financial management, leadership, and information technology, preparing them to make data-informed decisions, manage public resources, and lead teams effectively. Dr. Hayes also explains the differences between the MPA, MBA, EMPA, and the Public Affairs MS, highlighting the unique aspects of each program.

Dr. Hayes shares inspiring student stories, discussing innovative research projects and notable achievements within the MPA program. He also offers insights into what makes Rutgers-Camden an ideal choice for graduate studies in public administration and provides valuable advice for prospective students. Tune in to learn more about the transformative potential of an MPA education at Rutgers-Camden.

]]> From Classroom to Community: Inside the Rutgers-Camden MPA Program Recording Rutgers 00:26:08 In this episode, Dr. Michael Hayes, Director of the MPA program at Rutgers-Camden, provides an overview of the MPA and EMPA programs. These programs equip students with essential skills in data analytics, financial management, leadership, and information technology, preparing them to make data-informed decisions, manage public resources, and lead teams effectively. Dr. Hayes also explains the differences between the MPA, MBA, EMPA, and the Public Affairs MS, highlighting the unique aspects of each program. Dr. Hayes shares inspiring student stories, discussing innovative research projects and notable achievements within the MPA program. He also offers insights into what makes Rutgers-Camden an ideal choice for graduate studies in public administration and provides valuable advice for prospective students. Tune in to learn more about the transformative potential of an MPA education at Rutgers-Camden. In this episode, Dr. Michael Hayes, Director of the MPA program at Rutgers-Camden, provides an overview of the MPA and EMPA programs. These programs equip students with essential skills in data analytics, financial management, leadership, and information technology, preparing them to make data-informed decisions, manage public resources, and lead teams effectively. Dr. Hayes also explains the differences between the MPA, MBA, EMPA, and the Public Affairs MS, highlighting the unique aspects of each program. Dr. Hayes shares inspiring student stories, discussing innovative research projects and notable achievements within the MPA program. He also offers insights into what makes Rutgers-Camden an ideal choice for graduate studies in public administration and provides valuable advice for prospective students. Tune in to learn more about the transformative potential of an MPA education at Rutgers-Camden. false full 38 01d7fa16-9b93-47e3-9c0d-7028f89f0858 The Heart of Rutgers-Camden: Exploring the Campus Center The Campus Center is a vibrant hub where students can develop leadership, programming, and organizational skills. It offers opportunities for service, group leadership, employment, and self-initiated projects, enhancing interpersonal, communication, and intercultural proficiency.

In this episode, Chrissie, the Assistant Director of the Campus Center at Rutgers-Camden, discusses her role. She highlights the Campus Center's importance in student life, its accessibility, operating hours, and the various facilities and activities available. Chrissie also touches on the dining options, including the Dining Hall, Starbucks, and other snack spots. Additionally, she introduces kite+key and the Impact Booth, and shares memorable moments from past VIP concerts.

]]> Mon, 10 Jun 2024 18:46:49 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp The Campus Center is a vibrant hub where students can develop leadership, programming, and organizational skills. It offers opportunities for service, group leadership, employment, and self-initiated projects, enhancing interpersonal, communication, and intercultural proficiency.

In this episode, Chrissie, the Assistant Director of the Campus Center at Rutgers-Camden, discusses her role. She highlights the Campus Center's importance in student life, its accessibility, operating hours, and the various facilities and activities available. Chrissie also touches on the dining options, including the Dining Hall, Starbucks, and other snack spots. Additionally, she introduces kite+key and the Impact Booth, and shares memorable moments from past VIP concerts.

]]> The Heart of Rutgers-Camden: Exploring the Campus Center Recording Rutgers 00:30:18 The Campus Center is a vibrant hub where students can develop leadership, programming, and organizational skills. It offers opportunities for service, group leadership, employment, and self-initiated projects, enhancing interpersonal, communication, and intercultural proficiency. In this episode, Chrissie, the Assistant Director of the Campus Center at Rutgers-Camden, discusses her role. She highlights the Campus Center's importance in student life, its accessibility, operating hours, and the various facilities and activities available. Chrissie also touches on the dining options, including the Dining Hall, Starbucks, and other snack spots. Additionally, she introduces kite+key and the Impact Booth, and shares memorable moments from past VIP concerts. The Campus Center is a vibrant hub where students can develop leadership, programming, and organizational skills. It offers opportunities for service, group leadership, employment, and self-initiated projects, enhancing interpersonal, communication, and intercultural proficiency. In this episode, Chrissie, the Assistant Director of the Campus Center at Rutgers-Camden, discusses her role. She highlights the Campus Center's importance in student life, its accessibility, operating hours, and the various facilities and activities available. Chrissie also touches on the dining options, including the Dining Hall, Starbucks, and other snack spots. Additionally, she introduces kite+key and the Impact Booth, and shares memorable moments from past VIP concerts. false full 37 8e2189e9-28a3-42e6-bd3d-cda5154d4c05 Life as a TA and GA at Rutgers-Camden The Graduate School-Camden offers Teaching Assistantships (TAs) and Graduate Assistantships (GAs) for full-time students in select programs. These prestigious and highly competitive opportunities are available in the following programs:

In this episode, we talk to two doctoral students about their experiences. Melissa Thompson, a Public Affairs / Community Developments PhD student, discusses her GA role supporting faculty research. Regina Salzer, a Computational and Integrative Biology  PhD student, shares her journey from Master's to PhD and her responsibilities as a TA. They also talk about their diverse academic interests, how they found out about the positions, their assistantship experiences, and what it takes to balance the dual roles of employee and scholar.

]]> Tue, 4 Jun 2024 13:33:07 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp The Graduate School-Camden offers Teaching Assistantships (TAs) and Graduate Assistantships (GAs) for full-time students in select programs. These prestigious and highly competitive opportunities are available in the following programs:

In this episode, we talk to two doctoral students about their experiences. Melissa Thompson, a Public Affairs / Community Developments PhD student, discusses her GA role supporting faculty research. Regina Salzer, a Computational and Integrative Biology  PhD student, shares her journey from Master's to PhD and her responsibilities as a TA. They also talk about their diverse academic interests, how they found out about the positions, their assistantship experiences, and what it takes to balance the dual roles of employee and scholar.

]]> Life as a TA and GA at Rutgers-Camden Recording Rutgers 00:39:55 The Graduate School-Camden offers Teaching Assistantships (TAs) and Graduate Assistantships (GAs) for full-time students in select programs. These prestigious and highly competitive opportunities are available in the following programs: Childhood Studies – Ph.D. (GA/TA) Computational and Integrative Biology – Ph.D. (GA/TA) Creative Writing – M.F.A. (TA) Graduate School-Camden (GA) Public Affairs / Community Developments – Ph.D. (GA) Prevention Science – Ph.D. (GA/TA) In this episode, we talk to two doctoral students about their experiences. Melissa Thompson, a Public Affairs / Community Developments PhD student, discusses her GA role supporting faculty research. Regina Salzer, a Computational and Integrative Biology  PhD student, shares her journey from Master's to PhD and her responsibilities as a TA. They also talk about their diverse academic interests, how they found out about the positions, their assistantship experiences, and what it takes to balance the dual roles of employee and scholar. The Graduate School-Camden offers Teaching Assistantships (TAs) and Graduate Assistantships (GAs) for full-time students in select programs. These prestigious and highly competitive opportunities are available in the following programs: Childhood Studies – Ph.D. (GA/TA) Computational and Integrative Biology – Ph.D. (GA/TA) Creative Writing – M.F.A. (TA) Graduate School-Camden (GA) Public Affairs / Community Developments – Ph.D. (GA) Prevention Science – Ph.D. (GA/TA) In this episode, we talk to two doctoral students about their experiences. Melissa Thompson, a Public Affairs / Community Developments PhD student, discusses her GA role supporting faculty research. Regina Salzer, a Computational and Integrative Biology  PhD student, shares her journey from Master's to PhD and her responsibilities as a TA. They also talk about their diverse academic interests, how they found out about the positions, their assistantship experiences, and what it takes to balance the dual roles of employee and scholar. false full 36 4d6dd910-a4c0-4cb6-bb99-98b26cabfc4d On-Campus Living: Discover 330 Cooper Whether you’re deep into exams, collaborating on group projects, or simply seeking a place to unwind, 330 Cooper provides the essentials to enhance your college experience. Designed by Erdy McHenry Architecture and Michaels Development Company, this 12-story building overlooking the Delaware River was honored with the 2012 AIA Philadelphia Merit Award in the Built Category.

Tailored for graduate students, 330 Cooper represents the first new student housing in Camden in over two decades. In this episode, we are joined by Kate Hanson, Assistant Director of Residence Life, along with two graduate students from her team: Taniya Robin from the Forensic Science program and Kayla Daley from the School of Social Work. They discuss amenities including round-the-clock welcome desk services, complimentary laundry facilities, and close proximity to campus and the train station to Philadelphia. Additionally, they share insights into the diverse community of law, master's, and doctoral students, enhancing our understanding of the dynamic interactions at 330 Cooper.

]]> Thu, 23 May 2024 15:46:17 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp Whether you’re deep into exams, collaborating on group projects, or simply seeking a place to unwind, 330 Cooper provides the essentials to enhance your college experience. Designed by Erdy McHenry Architecture and Michaels Development Company, this 12-story building overlooking the Delaware River was honored with the 2012 AIA Philadelphia Merit Award in the Built Category.

Tailored for graduate students, 330 Cooper represents the first new student housing in Camden in over two decades. In this episode, we are joined by Kate Hanson, Assistant Director of Residence Life, along with two graduate students from her team: Taniya Robin from the Forensic Science program and Kayla Daley from the School of Social Work. They discuss amenities including round-the-clock welcome desk services, complimentary laundry facilities, and close proximity to campus and the train station to Philadelphia. Additionally, they share insights into the diverse community of law, master's, and doctoral students, enhancing our understanding of the dynamic interactions at 330 Cooper.

]]> On-Campus Living: Discover 330 Cooper Recording Rutgers 00:24:48 Whether you’re deep into exams, collaborating on group projects, or simply seeking a place to unwind, 330 Cooper provides the essentials to enhance your college experience. Designed by Erdy McHenry Architecture and Michaels Development Company, this 12-story building overlooking the Delaware River was honored with the 2012 AIA Philadelphia Merit Award in the Built Category. Tailored for graduate students, 330 Cooper represents the first new student housing in Camden in over two decades. In this episode, we are joined by Kate Hanson, Assistant Director of Residence Life, along with two graduate students from her team: Taniya Robin from the Forensic Science program and Kayla Daley from the School of Social Work. They discuss amenities including round-the-clock welcome desk services, complimentary laundry facilities, and close proximity to campus and the train station to Philadelphia. Additionally, they share insights into the diverse community of law, master's, and doctoral students, enhancing our understanding of the dynamic interactions at 330 Cooper. Whether you’re deep into exams, collaborating on group projects, or simply seeking a place to unwind, 330 Cooper provides the essentials to enhance your college experience. Designed by Erdy McHenry Architecture and Michaels Development Company, this 12-story building overlooking the Delaware River was honored with the 2012 AIA Philadelphia Merit Award in the Built Category. Tailored for graduate students, 330 Cooper represents the first new student housing in Camden in over two decades. In this episode, we are joined by Kate Hanson, Assistant Director of Residence Life, along with two graduate students from her team: Taniya Robin from the Forensic Science program and Kayla Daley from the School of Social Work. They discuss amenities including round-the-clock welcome desk services, complimentary laundry facilities, and close proximity to campus and the train station to Philadelphia. Additionally, they share insights into the diverse community of law, master's, and doctoral students, enhancing our understanding of the dynamic interactions at 330 Cooper. false full 35 4bd37333-07e1-43c5-9499-d41035c1c820 Investing in Your Academic Journey: Graduate Funding at Rutgers-Camden At the Rutgers Graduate School-Camden, we consider your unique academic and professional journey, as well as how you can contribute to and benefit from our campus community. Entrusting us with your future means we commit to investing in yours by offering a world-class education and generous financial aid packages that recognize both your hard work and potential. We provide a wide range of funding opportunities tailored for graduate students, including scholarships, assistantships, and fellowships. In this episode on graduate student funding, we’re joined by Assistant Deans Erick Watt-Udogu and Danielle Askew. They will share details about these funding options, the application process, and the academic requirements tied to these opportunities.

]]> Mon, 20 May 2024 12:23:22 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp At the Rutgers Graduate School-Camden, we consider your unique academic and professional journey, as well as how you can contribute to and benefit from our campus community. Entrusting us with your future means we commit to investing in yours by offering a world-class education and generous financial aid packages that recognize both your hard work and potential. We provide a wide range of funding opportunities tailored for graduate students, including scholarships, assistantships, and fellowships. In this episode on graduate student funding, we’re joined by Assistant Deans Erick Watt-Udogu and Danielle Askew. They will share details about these funding options, the application process, and the academic requirements tied to these opportunities.

]]> Investing in Your Academic Journey: Graduate Funding at Rutgers-Camden Recording Rutgers 00:45:18 At the Rutgers Graduate School-Camden, we consider your unique academic and professional journey, as well as how you can contribute to and benefit from our campus community. Entrusting us with your future means we commit to investing in yours by offering a world-class education and generous financial aid packages that recognize both your hard work and potential. We provide a wide range of funding opportunities tailored for graduate students, including scholarships, assistantships, and fellowships. In this episode on graduate student funding, we’re joined by Assistant Deans Erick Watt-Udogu and Danielle Askew. They will share details about these funding options, the application process, and the academic requirements tied to these opportunities. At the Rutgers Graduate School-Camden, we consider your unique academic and professional journey, as well as how you can contribute to and benefit from our campus community. Entrusting us with your future means we commit to investing in yours by offering a world-class education and generous financial aid packages that recognize both your hard work and potential. We provide a wide range of funding opportunities tailored for graduate students, including scholarships, assistantships, and fellowships. In this episode on graduate student funding, we’re joined by Assistant Deans Erick Watt-Udogu and Danielle Askew. They will share details about these funding options, the application process, and the academic requirements tied to these opportunities. false full 34 3d3ab870-98e1-4d49-8ec6-efbd2cfa8a0d From Acceptance to Day One: A Checklist for Starting at Rutgers-Camden 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 to your first day of classes. Tune in for essential details on I-20 documentation, class enrollment, scholarship funding, and integrating into our dynamic school community—all aimed at ensuring a smooth transition to your graduate studies at Rutgers-Camden.

]]> Wed, 15 May 2024 12:30:06 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp 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 to your first day of classes. Tune in for essential details on I-20 documentation, class enrollment, scholarship funding, and integrating into our dynamic school community—all aimed at ensuring a smooth transition to your graduate studies at Rutgers-Camden.

]]> From Acceptance to Day One: A Checklist for Starting at Rutgers-Camden Recording Rutgers 00:44:31 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 to your first day of classes. Tune in for essential details on I-20 documentation, class enrollment, scholarship funding, and integrating into our dynamic school community—all aimed at ensuring a smooth transition to your graduate studies at Rutgers-Camden. 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 to your first day of classes. Tune in for essential details on I-20 documentation, class enrollment, scholarship funding, and integrating into our dynamic school community—all aimed at ensuring a smooth transition to your graduate studies at Rutgers-Camden. false full 33 e3d2da58-3f79-4a93-8662-277ace5e0c51 Exploring Career Services at Rutgers-Camden In this episode, we chat with Assistant Dean Cheryl Hallman, Director of the Rutgers-Camden Career Center. She shares her journey to leadership and the transformative strategies she's implemented to support graduate students' professional development. Assistant Dean Hallman highlights the Career Center’s success through employment rates, discussing how Rutgers-Camden supports graduate students professional success. She also details the range of services and events the Career Center offers, providing practical advice for students looking to advance their careers.

This episode offers a deep dive into the robust support system Rutgers-Camden has for its graduate students, making it a must-listen for those interested in maximizing their educational and professional opportunities.

]]> Wed, 1 May 2024 15:55:57 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp In this episode, we chat with Assistant Dean Cheryl Hallman, Director of the Rutgers-Camden Career Center. She shares her journey to leadership and the transformative strategies she's implemented to support graduate students' professional development. Assistant Dean Hallman highlights the Career Center’s success through employment rates, discussing how Rutgers-Camden supports graduate students professional success. She also details the range of services and events the Career Center offers, providing practical advice for students looking to advance their careers.

This episode offers a deep dive into the robust support system Rutgers-Camden has for its graduate students, making it a must-listen for those interested in maximizing their educational and professional opportunities.

]]> Exploring Career Services at Rutgers-Camden Recording Rutgers 00:33:49 In this episode, we chat with Assistant Dean Cheryl Hallman, Director of the Rutgers-Camden Career Center. She shares her journey to leadership and the transformative strategies she's implemented to support graduate students' professional development. Assistant Dean Hallman highlights the Career Center’s success through employment rates, discussing how Rutgers-Camden supports graduate students professional success. She also details the range of services and events the Career Center offers, providing practical advice for students looking to advance their careers. This episode offers a deep dive into the robust support system Rutgers-Camden has for its graduate students, making it a must-listen for those interested in maximizing their educational and professional opportunities. In this episode, we chat with Assistant Dean Cheryl Hallman, Director of the Rutgers-Camden Career Center. She shares her journey to leadership and the transformative strategies she's implemented to support graduate students' professional development. Assistant Dean Hallman highlights the Career Center’s success through employment rates, discussing how Rutgers-Camden supports graduate students professional success. She also details the range of services and events the Career Center offers, providing practical advice for students looking to advance their careers. This episode offers a deep dive into the robust support system Rutgers-Camden has for its graduate students, making it a must-listen for those interested in maximizing their educational and professional opportunities. false full 32 28b41b82-47de-415c-b343-7e610b537921 Mind, Body, and Academia: Cultivating Graduate Student Wellness In this episode, we explore the vital intersection of graduate student life and wellness, featuring Dr. Stacy Haynes, a clinical and health educator with extensive experience in treating behavioral and emotional disturbances. Joining her is Joseph Abbas, a Prevention Science PhD student at Rutgers-Camden University, dedicated to advancing preventive healthcare and community-based interventions.

Together, Dr. Haynes and Joseph navigate the challenges and opportunities faced by graduate students, defining wellness in the context of academic success. They discuss initiatives like Wellness Wednesdays and health awareness campaigns, providing actionable steps for students to engage with wellness resources and thrive both personally and academically within the Rutgers-Camden community.

]]> Tue, 23 Apr 2024 15:00:58 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp In this episode, we explore the vital intersection of graduate student life and wellness, featuring Dr. Stacy Haynes, a clinical and health educator with extensive experience in treating behavioral and emotional disturbances. Joining her is Joseph Abbas, a Prevention Science PhD student at Rutgers-Camden University, dedicated to advancing preventive healthcare and community-based interventions.

Together, Dr. Haynes and Joseph navigate the challenges and opportunities faced by graduate students, defining wellness in the context of academic success. They discuss initiatives like Wellness Wednesdays and health awareness campaigns, providing actionable steps for students to engage with wellness resources and thrive both personally and academically within the Rutgers-Camden community.

]]> Mind, Body, and Academia: Cultivating Graduate Student Wellness Recording Rutgers 00:36:07 In this episode, we explore the vital intersection of graduate student life and wellness, featuring Dr. Stacy Haynes, a clinical and health educator with extensive experience in treating behavioral and emotional disturbances. Joining her is Joseph Abbas, a Prevention Science PhD student at Rutgers-Camden University, dedicated to advancing preventive healthcare and community-based interventions. Together, Dr. Haynes and Joseph navigate the challenges and opportunities faced by graduate students, defining wellness in the context of academic success. They discuss initiatives like Wellness Wednesdays and health awareness campaigns, providing actionable steps for students to engage with wellness resources and thrive both personally and academically within the Rutgers-Camden community. In this episode, we explore the vital intersection of graduate student life and wellness, featuring Dr. Stacy Haynes, a clinical and health educator with extensive experience in treating behavioral and emotional disturbances. Joining her is Joseph Abbas, a Prevention Science PhD student at Rutgers-Camden University, dedicated to advancing preventive healthcare and community-based interventions. Together, Dr. Haynes and Joseph navigate the challenges and opportunities faced by graduate students, defining wellness in the context of academic success. They discuss initiatives like Wellness Wednesdays and health awareness campaigns, providing actionable steps for students to engage with wellness resources and thrive both personally and academically within the Rutgers-Camden community. false full 31 8e0de7ae-1da0-4e1a-baf3-a6857df78fb9 Alumni Bridges: Rutgers-Camden Across the Ages⁠ With a global network of over 571,900 alumni, including 343,000 in New Jersey alone, Rutgers University stands as a pillar of community and connection in the Garden State. At the Rutgers Graduate School-Camden, we're dedicated to forging lasting bonds between alumni of all eras through engaging events like Rutgers Day.

In this episode, we sit down with Anne McGuirk-Molina, Director of Development for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences & School of Nursing, and Margie Berenato, Program Coordinator for Alumni Engagement, to discuss the impact of our alumni worldwide and the continuous efforts to enhance their involvement with their alma mater. Join us as we explore the stories of success and the avenues for staying connected that define the Rutgers alumni experience.

]]> Tue, 16 Apr 2024 15:27:02 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp With a global network of over 571,900 alumni, including 343,000 in New Jersey alone, Rutgers University stands as a pillar of community and connection in the Garden State. At the Rutgers Graduate School-Camden, we're dedicated to forging lasting bonds between alumni of all eras through engaging events like Rutgers Day.

In this episode, we sit down with Anne McGuirk-Molina, Director of Development for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences & School of Nursing, and Margie Berenato, Program Coordinator for Alumni Engagement, to discuss the impact of our alumni worldwide and the continuous efforts to enhance their involvement with their alma mater. Join us as we explore the stories of success and the avenues for staying connected that define the Rutgers alumni experience.

]]> Alumni Bridges: Rutgers-Camden Across the Ages⁠ Recording Rutgers 00:28:18 With a global network of over 571,900 alumni, including 343,000 in New Jersey alone, Rutgers University stands as a pillar of community and connection in the Garden State. At the Rutgers Graduate School-Camden, we're dedicated to forging lasting bonds between alumni of all eras through engaging events like Rutgers Day. In this episode, we sit down with Anne McGuirk-Molina, Director of Development for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences & School of Nursing, and Margie Berenato, Program Coordinator for Alumni Engagement, to discuss the impact of our alumni worldwide and the continuous efforts to enhance their involvement with their alma mater. Join us as we explore the stories of success and the avenues for staying connected that define the Rutgers alumni experience. With a global network of over 571,900 alumni, including 343,000 in New Jersey alone, Rutgers University stands as a pillar of community and connection in the Garden State. At the Rutgers Graduate School-Camden, we're dedicated to forging lasting bonds between alumni of all eras through engaging events like Rutgers Day. In this episode, we sit down with Anne McGuirk-Molina, Director of Development for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences & School of Nursing, and Margie Berenato, Program Coordinator for Alumni Engagement, to discuss the impact of our alumni worldwide and the continuous efforts to enhance their involvement with their alma mater. Join us as we explore the stories of success and the avenues for staying connected that define the Rutgers alumni experience. false full 30 b22cba0f-e6dd-42ef-b181-f231ab88995a Cap and Gown Ready: Preparing for the Graduate School-Camden Graduation In this episode, we sit down with Assistant Dean Chris Kubik Cedeño to explore the details of the Graduate School-Camden's commencement scheduled for May 14 at 2:00 PM. He shares vital information on arrival times and venue insights, along with practical advice to ensure graduates and their guests are fully prepared for this significant event. Tailored for those planning to attend, this conversation acts as an insightful guide, combining useful tips with a deep understanding of the ceremony's significance. It's especially useful for anyone connected to the Rutgers Graduate School Camden's community.

]]> Tue, 9 Apr 2024 17:35:17 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp In this episode, we sit down with Assistant Dean Chris Kubik Cedeño to explore the details of the Graduate School-Camden's commencement scheduled for May 14 at 2:00 PM. He shares vital information on arrival times and venue insights, along with practical advice to ensure graduates and their guests are fully prepared for this significant event. Tailored for those planning to attend, this conversation acts as an insightful guide, combining useful tips with a deep understanding of the ceremony's significance. It's especially useful for anyone connected to the Rutgers Graduate School Camden's community.

]]> Cap and Gown Ready: Preparing for the Graduate School-Camden Graduation Recording Rutgers 00:31:22 In this episode, we sit down with Assistant Dean Chris Kubik Cedeño to explore the details of the Graduate School-Camden's commencement scheduled for May 14 at 2:00 PM. He shares vital information on arrival times and venue insights, along with practical advice to ensure graduates and their guests are fully prepared for this significant event. Tailored for those planning to attend, this conversation acts as an insightful guide, combining useful tips with a deep understanding of the ceremony's significance. It's especially useful for anyone connected to the Rutgers Graduate School Camden's community. In this episode, we sit down with Assistant Dean Chris Kubik Cedeño to explore the details of the Graduate School-Camden's commencement scheduled for May 14 at 2:00 PM. He shares vital information on arrival times and venue insights, along with practical advice to ensure graduates and their guests are fully prepared for this significant event. Tailored for those planning to attend, this conversation acts as an insightful guide, combining useful tips with a deep understanding of the ceremony's significance. It's especially useful for anyone connected to the Rutgers Graduate School Camden's community. false full 29 d2b00a07-5f0f-4ecc-b3ac-c05cbf474161 Research Week Reimagined: The Story Behind SPARK at Rutgers-Camden Research Week at Rutgers-Camden is an annual event that highlights the diverse range of research across various fields, from the sciences to the humanities. Scheduled for April 15 to April 19 this year, the event will feature the Graduate School Research and Creative Works Symposium on April 16.

In this episode, we're joined by Dr. Thomas Risch, Vice Chancellor of Research at Rutgers-Camden. Dr. Risch discusses how students, faculty, and the wider community can actively participate and benefit from this event. If you're curious about the future of research and its wider impact beyond conventional lab environments, Dr. Risch offers fascinating insights and stories from the heart of Rutgers-Camden's thriving research community.

]]> Tue, 2 Apr 2024 13:19:58 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp Research Week at Rutgers-Camden is an annual event that highlights the diverse range of research across various fields, from the sciences to the humanities. Scheduled for April 15 to April 19 this year, the event will feature the Graduate School Research and Creative Works Symposium on April 16.

In this episode, we're joined by Dr. Thomas Risch, Vice Chancellor of Research at Rutgers-Camden. Dr. Risch discusses how students, faculty, and the wider community can actively participate and benefit from this event. If you're curious about the future of research and its wider impact beyond conventional lab environments, Dr. Risch offers fascinating insights and stories from the heart of Rutgers-Camden's thriving research community.

]]> Research Week Reimagined: The Story Behind SPARK at Rutgers-Camden Recording Rutgers 00:25:00 Research Week at Rutgers-Camden is an annual event that highlights the diverse range of research across various fields, from the sciences to the humanities. Scheduled for April 15 to April 19 this year, the event will feature the Graduate School Research and Creative Works Symposium on April 16. In this episode, we're joined by Dr. Thomas Risch, Vice Chancellor of Research at Rutgers-Camden. Dr. Risch discusses how students, faculty, and the wider community can actively participate and benefit from this event. If you're curious about the future of research and its wider impact beyond conventional lab environments, Dr. Risch offers fascinating insights and stories from the heart of Rutgers-Camden's thriving research community. Research Week at Rutgers-Camden is an annual event that highlights the diverse range of research across various fields, from the sciences to the humanities. Scheduled for April 15 to April 19 this year, the event will feature the Graduate School Research and Creative Works Symposium on April 16. In this episode, we're joined by Dr. Thomas Risch, Vice Chancellor of Research at Rutgers-Camden. Dr. Risch discusses how students, faculty, and the wider community can actively participate and benefit from this event. If you're curious about the future of research and its wider impact beyond conventional lab environments, Dr. Risch offers fascinating insights and stories from the heart of Rutgers-Camden's thriving research community. false full 28 d341e7c5-b6cb-4311-9854-e1ae65d52d03 Innovating Language Education: MAT-Spanish Program The Rutgers-Camden Teaching Spanish-MAT program⁠ addresses the growing need for language educators, influenced by New Jersey's changing demographics and educational policies. It is designed for both native and non-native speakers, allowing students to understand U.S. teaching methodologies and expectations, while also serving English speakers aiming to improve their Spanish proficiency.

In this episode, Dr. Próspero García, the Graduate Program Director, discusses the program's structured curriculum and three unique educational tracks for aspiring Spanish educators. He highlights how the program extends beyond mere language instruction by providing comprehensive training in pedagogy, cultural insights, and linguistic competence, thereby distinguishing it from other regional offerings.

]]> Tue, 26 Mar 2024 19:25:39 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp The Rutgers-Camden Teaching Spanish-MAT program⁠ addresses the growing need for language educators, influenced by New Jersey's changing demographics and educational policies. It is designed for both native and non-native speakers, allowing students to understand U.S. teaching methodologies and expectations, while also serving English speakers aiming to improve their Spanish proficiency.

In this episode, Dr. Próspero García, the Graduate Program Director, discusses the program's structured curriculum and three unique educational tracks for aspiring Spanish educators. He highlights how the program extends beyond mere language instruction by providing comprehensive training in pedagogy, cultural insights, and linguistic competence, thereby distinguishing it from other regional offerings.

]]> Innovating Language Education: MAT-Spanish Program Recording Rutgers 00:36:32 The Rutgers-Camden Teaching Spanish-MAT program⁠ addresses the growing need for language educators, influenced by New Jersey's changing demographics and educational policies. It is designed for both native and non-native speakers, allowing students to understand U.S. teaching methodologies and expectations, while also serving English speakers aiming to improve their Spanish proficiency. In this episode, Dr. Próspero García, the Graduate Program Director, discusses the program's structured curriculum and three unique educational tracks for aspiring Spanish educators. He highlights how the program extends beyond mere language instruction by providing comprehensive training in pedagogy, cultural insights, and linguistic competence, thereby distinguishing it from other regional offerings. The Rutgers-Camden Teaching Spanish-MAT program⁠ addresses the growing need for language educators, influenced by New Jersey's changing demographics and educational policies. It is designed for both native and non-native speakers, allowing students to understand U.S. teaching methodologies and expectations, while also serving English speakers aiming to improve their Spanish proficiency. In this episode, Dr. Próspero García, the Graduate Program Director, discusses the program's structured curriculum and three unique educational tracks for aspiring Spanish educators. He highlights how the program extends beyond mere language instruction by providing comprehensive training in pedagogy, cultural insights, and linguistic competence, thereby distinguishing it from other regional offerings. false full 27 e7583b19-ab07-4ffa-8902-56750f886ab4 Campus Safety: Rutgers University Police Department-Camden Rutgers–Camden is committed to ensuring a safe, secure, and welcoming environment for everyone on campus. In this episode, we're delighted to have Sergeant Jason Ronca and Community Service Officer Ian Som from the Rutgers University Police Department. They shed light on the RUPD's proactive measures for maintaining campus security, emphasizing the importance of strong relationships between students and law enforcement, and detailing their collaborative efforts with RU Public Safety, the Camden County Police, and the Delaware River Port Authority. Particularly enriching our conversation is Ian, who provides a unique perspective as an officer, undergraduate alumnus, and current student in our Criminal Justice MA and Public Administration MPA programs. 

]]> Tue, 19 Mar 2024 14:56:09 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp Rutgers–Camden is committed to ensuring a safe, secure, and welcoming environment for everyone on campus. In this episode, we're delighted to have Sergeant Jason Ronca and Community Service Officer Ian Som from the Rutgers University Police Department. They shed light on the RUPD's proactive measures for maintaining campus security, emphasizing the importance of strong relationships between students and law enforcement, and detailing their collaborative efforts with RU Public Safety, the Camden County Police, and the Delaware River Port Authority. Particularly enriching our conversation is Ian, who provides a unique perspective as an officer, undergraduate alumnus, and current student in our Criminal Justice MA and Public Administration MPA programs. 

]]> Campus Safety: Rutgers University Police Department-Camden Recording Rutgers 00:31:05 Rutgers–Camden is committed to ensuring a safe, secure, and welcoming environment for everyone on campus. In this episode, we're delighted to have Sergeant Jason Ronca and Community Service Officer Ian Som from the Rutgers University Police Department. They shed light on the RUPD's proactive measures for maintaining campus security, emphasizing the importance of strong relationships between students and law enforcement, and detailing their collaborative efforts with RU Public Safety, the Camden County Police, and the Delaware River Port Authority. Particularly enriching our conversation is Ian, who provides a unique perspective as an officer, undergraduate alumnus, and current student in our Criminal Justice MA and Public Administration MPA programs.  Rutgers–Camden is committed to ensuring a safe, secure, and welcoming environment for everyone on campus. In this episode, we're delighted to have Sergeant Jason Ronca and Community Service Officer Ian Som from the Rutgers University Police Department. They shed light on the RUPD's proactive measures for maintaining campus security, emphasizing the importance of strong relationships between students and law enforcement, and detailing their collaborative efforts with RU Public Safety, the Camden County Police, and the Delaware River Port Authority. Particularly enriching our conversation is Ian, who provides a unique perspective as an officer, undergraduate alumnus, and current student in our Criminal Justice MA and Public Administration MPA programs.  false full 26 9ac0b6a1-bc07-4277-994b-059a1cdd1de9 Inside The Graduate Research Symposium In this episode, we explore the Graduate Research and Creative Works Symposium, organized by the Graduate School-Camden for Research Week. Scheduled for April 16th, this annual event provides a stage for students to showcase their innovative research and artistic endeavors. Attendees can look forward to comprehensive discussions, poster presentations, and networking opportunities with peers and professionals.

Assistant Dean Chris Kubik Cedeno joins us to discuss everything from application details to the event's advantages. With insights from Dean Kubik Cedeno, this episode offers essential guidance for all participants, ensuring a fulfilling symposium experience.

]]> Tue, 5 Mar 2024 16:51:33 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp In this episode, we explore the Graduate Research and Creative Works Symposium, organized by the Graduate School-Camden for Research Week. Scheduled for April 16th, this annual event provides a stage for students to showcase their innovative research and artistic endeavors. Attendees can look forward to comprehensive discussions, poster presentations, and networking opportunities with peers and professionals.

Assistant Dean Chris Kubik Cedeno joins us to discuss everything from application details to the event's advantages. With insights from Dean Kubik Cedeno, this episode offers essential guidance for all participants, ensuring a fulfilling symposium experience.

]]> Inside The Graduate Research Symposium Recording Rutgers 00:33:47 In this episode, we explore the Graduate Research and Creative Works Symposium, organized by the Graduate School-Camden for Research Week. Scheduled for April 16th, this annual event provides a stage for students to showcase their innovative research and artistic endeavors. Attendees can look forward to comprehensive discussions, poster presentations, and networking opportunities with peers and professionals. Assistant Dean Chris Kubik Cedeno joins us to discuss everything from application details to the event's advantages. With insights from Dean Kubik Cedeno, this episode offers essential guidance for all participants, ensuring a fulfilling symposium experience. In this episode, we explore the Graduate Research and Creative Works Symposium, organized by the Graduate School-Camden for Research Week. Scheduled for April 16th, this annual event provides a stage for students to showcase their innovative research and artistic endeavors. Attendees can look forward to comprehensive discussions, poster presentations, and networking opportunities with peers and professionals. Assistant Dean Chris Kubik Cedeno joins us to discuss everything from application details to the event's advantages. With insights from Dean Kubik Cedeno, this episode offers essential guidance for all participants, ensuring a fulfilling symposium experience. false full 25 4641fcc4-7452-4307-85ee-c098dffd9739 Shaping Scholars and Professionals: M.A. English & Media Studies 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 podcast episode, we feature Dr. Shanyn Fiske, the program's Graduate Director and Associate Professor of English at Rutgers University-Camden, and Kayla Oswald, a first-year graduate student from Florida, who was inspired to join the program because of the rich experience and achievements of the faculty. They discuss the program's distinctive aspects, including its Literature and Social Justice Concentration, the blend of English studies with media, and how students utilize their knowledge, paving the way for their future success.

]]> Tue, 27 Feb 2024 18:03:37 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp 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 podcast episode, we feature Dr. Shanyn Fiske, the program's Graduate Director and Associate Professor of English at Rutgers University-Camden, and Kayla Oswald, a first-year graduate student from Florida, who was inspired to join the program because of the rich experience and achievements of the faculty. They discuss the program's distinctive aspects, including its Literature and Social Justice Concentration, the blend of English studies with media, and how students utilize their knowledge, paving the way for their future success.

]]> Shaping Scholars and Professionals: M.A. English & Media Studies Recording Rutgers 00:37:14 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 podcast episode, we feature Dr. Shanyn Fiske, the program's Graduate Director and Associate Professor of English at Rutgers University-Camden, and Kayla Oswald, a first-year graduate student from Florida, who was inspired to join the program because of the rich experience and achievements of the faculty. They discuss the program's distinctive aspects, including its Literature and Social Justice Concentration, the blend of English studies with media, and how students utilize their knowledge, paving the way for their 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 podcast episode, we feature Dr. Shanyn Fiske, the program's Graduate Director and Associate Professor of English at Rutgers University-Camden, and Kayla Oswald, a first-year graduate student from Florida, who was inspired to join the program because of the rich experience and achievements of the faculty. They discuss the program's distinctive aspects, including its Literature and Social Justice Concentration, the blend of English studies with media, and how students utilize their knowledge, paving the way for their future success. false full 24 8e88876c-c902-4b82-9164-5cbac2c1237c One House, Many Homes: Uncovering the Story of Our Graduate School House In fall 2023, 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 creative vigor.


In this episode, Victoria Scannella, Sebastian LaVergne, and Gina Torres, key contributors to this project, share insights into the building's rich history. The trio guides listeners through the decades, sharing anecdotes about the intriguing individuals who have lived in the Graduate School House. From the peculiar choice of a pink bathroom to the stories of PhDs and MDs who have resided within its walls, they provide a narrative that captures the essence of this unique space. Through their stories, the Graduate School House emerges as more than just a building; it's a place of legacy and learning, continuously shaping and being shaped by those who find a home within its walls.

]]> Tue, 20 Feb 2024 17:59:09 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp In fall 2023, 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 creative vigor.


In this episode, Victoria Scannella, Sebastian LaVergne, and Gina Torres, key contributors to this project, share insights into the building's rich history. The trio guides listeners through the decades, sharing anecdotes about the intriguing individuals who have lived in the Graduate School House. From the peculiar choice of a pink bathroom to the stories of PhDs and MDs who have resided within its walls, they provide a narrative that captures the essence of this unique space. Through their stories, the Graduate School House emerges as more than just a building; it's a place of legacy and learning, continuously shaping and being shaped by those who find a home within its walls.

]]> One House, Many Homes: Uncovering the Story of Our Graduate School House Recording Rutgers 00:29:30 In fall 2023, 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 creative vigor. In this episode, Victoria Scannella, Sebastian LaVergne, and Gina Torres, key contributors to this project, share insights into the building's rich history. The trio guides listeners through the decades, sharing anecdotes about the intriguing individuals who have lived in the Graduate School House. From the peculiar choice of a pink bathroom to the stories of PhDs and MDs who have resided within its walls, they provide a narrative that captures the essence of this unique space. Through their stories, the Graduate School House emerges as more than just a building; it's a place of legacy and learning, continuously shaping and being shaped by those who find a home within its walls. In fall 2023, 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 creative vigor. In this episode, Victoria Scannella, Sebastian LaVergne, and Gina Torres, key contributors to this project, share insights into the building's rich history. The trio guides listeners through the decades, sharing anecdotes about the intriguing individuals who have lived in the Graduate School House. From the peculiar choice of a pink bathroom to the stories of PhDs and MDs who have resided within its walls, they provide a narrative that captures the essence of this unique space. Through their stories, the Graduate School House emerges as more than just a building; it's a place of legacy and learning, continuously shaping and being shaped by those who find a home within its walls. false full 23 50c62250-527e-4d02-a4ab-94e7bffe88e7 Navigating New Realities: A Deep Dive into Emerging Media Podcasting, social media, virtual reality, and data science exemplify innovative technologies that offer vast opportunities, reshaping the future of communication in our increasingly digital world. To prepare both new entrants to the workforce and those already in it, Rutgers Graduate School-Camden is offering two new degree programs: a Master of Arts (M.A.) and a Master of Professional Studies (M.P.S.) in Emerging Media. The curriculum of these programs is designed to guide students in developing practical skills in digital media production, gaining fluency in multiple software platforms, and exploring the cultural impact of digital media. In these programs, students will study digital storytelling and interaction design, acquiring the skills necessary to lead innovation and shape the future of the media landscape.


To learn more about this innovative program, we sit down in this episode with the program's inaugural directors, Dr. Jim Brown, an Associate Professor of English and Director of the Digital Studies Center, and Dr. Robert Emmons, Associate Teaching Professor in the Department of Visual, Media, and Performing Arts. They discuss the program's alignment with current media trends, the hands-on experiences available to students, and how it will equip graduates for careers in the dynamic field of media and communication.

]]> Wed, 14 Feb 2024 16:48:43 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp Podcasting, social media, virtual reality, and data science exemplify innovative technologies that offer vast opportunities, reshaping the future of communication in our increasingly digital world. To prepare both new entrants to the workforce and those already in it, Rutgers Graduate School-Camden is offering two new degree programs: a Master of Arts (M.A.) and a Master of Professional Studies (M.P.S.) in Emerging Media. The curriculum of these programs is designed to guide students in developing practical skills in digital media production, gaining fluency in multiple software platforms, and exploring the cultural impact of digital media. In these programs, students will study digital storytelling and interaction design, acquiring the skills necessary to lead innovation and shape the future of the media landscape.


To learn more about this innovative program, we sit down in this episode with the program's inaugural directors, Dr. Jim Brown, an Associate Professor of English and Director of the Digital Studies Center, and Dr. Robert Emmons, Associate Teaching Professor in the Department of Visual, Media, and Performing Arts. They discuss the program's alignment with current media trends, the hands-on experiences available to students, and how it will equip graduates for careers in the dynamic field of media and communication.

]]> Navigating New Realities: A Deep Dive into Emerging Media Recording Rutgers 00:28:16 Podcasting, social media, virtual reality, and data science exemplify innovative technologies that offer vast opportunities, reshaping the future of communication in our increasingly digital world. To prepare both new entrants to the workforce and those already in it, Rutgers Graduate School-Camden is offering two new degree programs: a Master of Arts (M.A.) and a Master of Professional Studies (M.P.S.) in Emerging Media. The curriculum of these programs is designed to guide students in developing practical skills in digital media production, gaining fluency in multiple software platforms, and exploring the cultural impact of digital media. In these programs, students will study digital storytelling and interaction design, acquiring the skills necessary to lead innovation and shape the future of the media landscape. To learn more about this innovative program, we sit down in this episode with the program's inaugural directors, Dr. Jim Brown, an Associate Professor of English and Director of the Digital Studies Center, and Dr. Robert Emmons, Associate Teaching Professor in the Department of Visual, Media, and Performing Arts. They discuss the program's alignment with current media trends, the hands-on experiences available to students, and how it will equip graduates for careers in the dynamic field of media and communication. Podcasting, social media, virtual reality, and data science exemplify innovative technologies that offer vast opportunities, reshaping the future of communication in our increasingly digital world. To prepare both new entrants to the workforce and those already in it, Rutgers Graduate School-Camden is offering two new degree programs: a Master of Arts (M.A.) and a Master of Professional Studies (M.P.S.) in Emerging Media. The curriculum of these programs is designed to guide students in developing practical skills in digital media production, gaining fluency in multiple software platforms, and exploring the cultural impact of digital media. In these programs, students will study digital storytelling and interaction design, acquiring the skills necessary to lead innovation and shape the future of the media landscape. To learn more about this innovative program, we sit down in this episode with the program's inaugural directors, Dr. Jim Brown, an Associate Professor of English and Director of the Digital Studies Center, and Dr. Robert Emmons, Associate Teaching Professor in the Department of Visual, Media, and Performing Arts. They discuss the program's alignment with current media trends, the hands-on experiences available to students, and how it will equip graduates for careers in the dynamic field of media and communication. false full 22 a83db76f-b2be-4ec0-8894-23691d4c9892 Navigating the Test Prep Journey: Expert Tips for GRE and TOEFL Preparing for and taking the GRE and TOEFL can feel overwhelming, but our latest podcast aims to make it more manageable. We're bringing in Marybeth L. Menschner and Jose Ochoa from ETS to offer their expert tips, going beyond typical advice.


In this episode, we discuss the support and resources ETS provides for GRE and TOEFL prep. We also dive into practical strategies for scoring high and making your grad school application stand out. Join us to gain valuable insights and approach your test preparation with confidence.

]]> Tue, 6 Feb 2024 14:54:41 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp Preparing for and taking the GRE and TOEFL can feel overwhelming, but our latest podcast aims to make it more manageable. We're bringing in Marybeth L. Menschner and Jose Ochoa from ETS to offer their expert tips, going beyond typical advice.


In this episode, we discuss the support and resources ETS provides for GRE and TOEFL prep. We also dive into practical strategies for scoring high and making your grad school application stand out. Join us to gain valuable insights and approach your test preparation with confidence.

]]> Navigating the Test Prep Journey: Expert Tips for GRE and TOEFL Recording Rutgers 00:32:02 Preparing for and taking the GRE and TOEFL can feel overwhelming, but our latest podcast aims to make it more manageable. We're bringing in Marybeth L. Menschner and Jose Ochoa from ETS to offer their expert tips, going beyond typical advice. In this episode, we discuss the support and resources ETS provides for GRE and TOEFL prep. We also dive into practical strategies for scoring high and making your grad school application stand out. Join us to gain valuable insights and approach your test preparation with confidence. Preparing for and taking the GRE and TOEFL can feel overwhelming, but our latest podcast aims to make it more manageable. We're bringing in Marybeth L. Menschner and Jose Ochoa from ETS to offer their expert tips, going beyond typical advice. In this episode, we discuss the support and resources ETS provides for GRE and TOEFL prep. We also dive into practical strategies for scoring high and making your grad school application stand out. Join us to gain valuable insights and approach your test preparation with confidence. false full 21 bf3bc503-ac60-44d8-9be2-94c9ed4f7ece Navigating the Graduate School Application Process Every year, thousands of students from across New Jersey, the United States, and around the globe express an interest in pursuing graduate studies at Rutgers University-Camden. Throughout what has become a never-ending admission cycle, prospective graduate students across disciplines seek information about the application process, with the intent of crafting applications that set them apart.

In this episode, we speak with Erick Watt-Udogu, an Assistant Dean at the Graduate School, and Nadia Agarrat, the Senior Admissions Officer for Graduate and International Admissions. They provide timeless tips, resources, and advice, guiding prospective graduate students on how to navigate the admission process effectively. This includes insights into admissions criteria, expectations for crafting a successful application, workshops, and the comprehensive support available to strengthen candidates' profiles and enhance their chances of being admitted to graduate school.

]]> Tue, 30 Jan 2024 14:31:05 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp Every year, thousands of students from across New Jersey, the United States, and around the globe express an interest in pursuing graduate studies at Rutgers University-Camden. Throughout what has become a never-ending admission cycle, prospective graduate students across disciplines seek information about the application process, with the intent of crafting applications that set them apart.

In this episode, we speak with Erick Watt-Udogu, an Assistant Dean at the Graduate School, and Nadia Agarrat, the Senior Admissions Officer for Graduate and International Admissions. They provide timeless tips, resources, and advice, guiding prospective graduate students on how to navigate the admission process effectively. This includes insights into admissions criteria, expectations for crafting a successful application, workshops, and the comprehensive support available to strengthen candidates' profiles and enhance their chances of being admitted to graduate school.

]]> Navigating the Graduate School Application Process Recording Rutgers 00:37:16 Every year, thousands of students from across New Jersey, the United States, and around the globe express an interest in pursuing graduate studies at Rutgers University-Camden. Throughout what has become a never-ending admission cycle, prospective graduate students across disciplines seek information about the application process, with the intent of crafting applications that set them apart. In this episode, we speak with Erick Watt-Udogu, an Assistant Dean at the Graduate School, and Nadia Agarrat, the Senior Admissions Officer for Graduate and International Admissions. They provide timeless tips, resources, and advice, guiding prospective graduate students on how to navigate the admission process effectively. This includes insights into admissions criteria, expectations for crafting a successful application, workshops, and the comprehensive support available to strengthen candidates' profiles and enhance their chances of being admitted to graduate school. Every year, thousands of students from across New Jersey, the United States, and around the globe express an interest in pursuing graduate studies at Rutgers University-Camden. Throughout what has become a never-ending admission cycle, prospective graduate students across disciplines seek information about the application process, with the intent of crafting applications that set them apart. In this episode, we speak with Erick Watt-Udogu, an Assistant Dean at the Graduate School, and Nadia Agarrat, the Senior Admissions Officer for Graduate and International Admissions. They provide timeless tips, resources, and advice, guiding prospective graduate students on how to navigate the admission process effectively. This includes insights into admissions criteria, expectations for crafting a successful application, workshops, and the comprehensive support available to strengthen candidates' profiles and enhance their chances of being admitted to graduate school. false full 20 b4b17d69-7749-4da4-a4a3-e590bc6c9a5d Surviving and Thriving in Graduate School Graduate education is a journey of enrichment and intellectual growth, but it is not without its challenges. Loneliness, imposter syndrome, and fatigue are common hurdles along the way. Yet, you are not alone. Explore the inspiring stories, practical strategies, and collective wisdom of students and alumni who have faced these challenges and emerged stronger.

In this Recording Rutgers Podcast episode, the following graduate students share their unique journeys:

  • Brian Everett, alum of the Public Administration (MPA) program and now a PhD candidate in Public Affairs/Community Development
  • Jahmal Ennis, PhD candidate in the Computational and Integrative Biology program
  • Jazmyne McNeese, PhD candidate in Public Affairs/Community Development
  • Polina Poliakova, MA student in the Psychological Sciences program

They offer valuable insights into navigating graduate school, touching on critical topics such as time management, participating in school events, collaborating on faculty-led research, mental health awareness, and achieving a balance between academic pursuits and work life.

]]> Fri, 26 Jan 2024 19:34:23 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp Graduate education is a journey of enrichment and intellectual growth, but it is not without its challenges. Loneliness, imposter syndrome, and fatigue are common hurdles along the way. Yet, you are not alone. Explore the inspiring stories, practical strategies, and collective wisdom of students and alumni who have faced these challenges and emerged stronger.

In this Recording Rutgers Podcast episode, the following graduate students share their unique journeys:

  • Brian Everett, alum of the Public Administration (MPA) program and now a PhD candidate in Public Affairs/Community Development
  • Jahmal Ennis, PhD candidate in the Computational and Integrative Biology program
  • Jazmyne McNeese, PhD candidate in Public Affairs/Community Development
  • Polina Poliakova, MA student in the Psychological Sciences program

They offer valuable insights into navigating graduate school, touching on critical topics such as time management, participating in school events, collaborating on faculty-led research, mental health awareness, and achieving a balance between academic pursuits and work life.

]]> Surviving and Thriving in Graduate School Recording Rutgers 00:48:08 Graduate education is a journey marked by enrichment and intellectual growth. However, this path is not without its challenges, often strewn with pitfalls such as loneliness, imposter syndrome, and fatigue. But remember, you're not alone. Dive into the inspiring stories, practical strategies, and the collective wisdom of students and alums who have journeyed through these very paths and emerged stronger. In this special Professional Development Week episode, Assistant Dean Chris Kubik Cedeño of the Graduate School Office sits down with a diverse group of graduate students, Jahmal Ellis from the Computational and Integrative Biology Program, Polina Poliakova from the Psychology program, Brian Everret from the Public Administration program and Jazmyne McNeese from the Public Affairs & Community Development program. These students open up about their unique journeys, offering a wealth of insights into the challenges and victories they've faced while navigating the intricate terrain of graduate school. They touch on crucial topics ranging from time management and engagement in school events to collaboration in faculty-led research, mental health awareness, and striking a balance between academic pursuits and work life. Graduate education is a journey marked by enrichment and intellectual growth. However, this path is not without its challenges, often strewn with pitfalls such as loneliness, imposter syndrome, and fatigue. But remember, you're not alone. Dive into the inspiring stories, practical strategies, and the collective wisdom of students and alums who have journeyed through these very paths and emerged stronger. In this special Professional Development Week episode, Assistant Dean Chris Kubik Cedeño of the Graduate School Office sits down with a diverse group of graduate students, Jahmal Ellis from the Computational and Integrative Biology Program, Polina Poliakova from the Psychology program, Brian Everret from the Public Administration program and Jazmyne McNeese from the Public Affairs & Community Development program. These students open up about their unique journeys, offering a wealth of insights into the challenges and victories they've faced while navigating the intricate terrain of graduate school. They touch on crucial topics ranging from time management and engagement in school events to collaboration in faculty-led research, mental health awareness, and striking a balance between academic pursuits and work life. false full 19 2f03dccf-7b6f-4d56-9f75-7aa58a66adec Professional Development Week Episode: Scholar Development and Fellowship Advising Are you curious about specific funding opportunities for your research but unsure where to begin? The Office of Scholar Development and Fellowship Advising (OSDFA) is dedicated to assisting graduate students in exploring external funding opportunities that enhance their graduate degree pursuits.


Join us in this special Professional Development Week episode where we feature Laura Collins, the Director of OSDFA, and Jordan Meyers, the Program Coordinator. They will discuss the array of resources, tools, and opportunities the office provides for individuals interested in pursuing fellowships and funded award opportunities, such as the Fulbright Scholarship. These opportunities are designed to enrich your experiences and broaden your academic horizon. Whether you're exploring new experiences, seeking support for a personal statement or fellowship application, or require assistance with general goal setting, this episode promises to be incredibly beneficial.

]]> Fri, 26 Jan 2024 15:14:22 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp Are you curious about specific funding opportunities for your research but unsure where to begin? The Office of Scholar Development and Fellowship Advising (OSDFA) is dedicated to assisting graduate students in exploring external funding opportunities that enhance their graduate degree pursuits.


Join us in this special Professional Development Week episode where we feature Laura Collins, the Director of OSDFA, and Jordan Meyers, the Program Coordinator. They will discuss the array of resources, tools, and opportunities the office provides for individuals interested in pursuing fellowships and funded award opportunities, such as the Fulbright Scholarship. These opportunities are designed to enrich your experiences and broaden your academic horizon. Whether you're exploring new experiences, seeking support for a personal statement or fellowship application, or require assistance with general goal setting, this episode promises to be incredibly beneficial.

]]> Professional Development Week Episode: Scholar Development and Fellowship Advising Recording Rutgers 00:29:02 Are you curious about specific funding opportunities for your research but unsure where to begin? The Office of Scholar Development and Fellowship Advising (OSDFA) is dedicated to assisting graduate students in exploring external funding opportunities that enhance their graduate degree pursuits. Join us in this special Professional Development Week episode where we feature Laura Collins, the Director of OSDFA, and Jordan Meyers, the Program Coordinator. They will discuss the array of resources, tools, and opportunities the office provides for individuals interested in pursuing fellowships and funded award opportunities, such as the Fulbright Scholarship. These opportunities are designed to enrich your experiences and broaden your academic horizon. Whether you're exploring new experiences, seeking support for a personal statement or fellowship application, or require assistance with general goal setting, this episode promises to be incredibly beneficial. Are you curious about specific funding opportunities for your research but unsure where to begin? The Office of Scholar Development and Fellowship Advising (OSDFA) is dedicated to assisting graduate students in exploring external funding opportunities that enhance their graduate degree pursuits. Join us in this special Professional Development Week episode where we feature Laura Collins, the Director of OSDFA, and Jordan Meyers, the Program Coordinator. They will discuss the array of resources, tools, and opportunities the office provides for individuals interested in pursuing fellowships and funded award opportunities, such as the Fulbright Scholarship. These opportunities are designed to enrich your experiences and broaden your academic horizon. Whether you're exploring new experiences, seeking support for a personal statement or fellowship application, or require assistance with general goal setting, this episode promises to be incredibly beneficial. false full 18 8835bb69-3542-43c9-b813-d459cc757240 Professional Development Week Episode: Nurturing Well-Being at the Student Wellness Center The commitment to the health and wellness of our students is vitally important to the Graduate School, our campus, and the entire Rutgers University System. The Student Wellness Center exemplifies this commitment, offering support for the mental and physical well-being of our students.

Joining us in this Professional Development Week episode is Dr. Daniel Lee, Director of the Student Wellness Center. With his deep commitment to student health, Dr. Lee discusses the center's targeted resources and services for graduate students, outlines accessible wellness programs, and highlights initiatives fostering a health-focused campus culture.

]]> Tue, 23 Jan 2024 16:53:35 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp The commitment to the health and wellness of our students is vitally important to the Graduate School, our campus, and the entire Rutgers University System. The Student Wellness Center exemplifies this commitment, offering support for the mental and physical well-being of our students.

Joining us in this Professional Development Week episode is Dr. Daniel Lee, Director of the Student Wellness Center. With his deep commitment to student health, Dr. Lee discusses the center's targeted resources and services for graduate students, outlines accessible wellness programs, and highlights initiatives fostering a health-focused campus culture.

]]> Professional Development Week Episode: Nurturing Well-Being at the Student Wellness Center Recording Rutgers 00:28:36 The commitment to the health and wellness of our students is vitally important to the Graduate School, our campus, and the entire Rutgers University System. The Student Wellness Center exemplifies this commitment, offering support for the mental and physical well-being of our students. Joining us in this Professional Development Week episode is Dr. Daniel Lee, Director of the Student Wellness Center. With his deep commitment to student health, Dr. Lee discusses the center's targeted resources and services for graduate students, outlines accessible wellness programs, and highlights initiatives fostering a health-focused campus culture. The commitment to the health and wellness of our students is vitally important to the Graduate School, our campus, and the entire Rutgers University System. The Student Wellness Center exemplifies this commitment, offering support for the mental and physical well-being of our students. Joining us in this Professional Development Week episode is Dr. Daniel Lee, Director of the Student Wellness Center. With his deep commitment to student health, Dr. Lee discusses the center's targeted resources and services for graduate students, outlines accessible wellness programs, and highlights initiatives fostering a health-focused campus culture. false full 17 34805e6e-81a9-4acf-a836-a52c737cd198 Rutgers-Camden's Library Resources 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, we are delighted to welcome Samantha Kannegiser, the Student Success Librarian from our very own Paul Robeson Library. She explores the library's specialized resources,  curated to enhance the graduate student experience. Samantha presents strategies for leveraging these resources to foster research and academic success, highlights the services specifically designed for graduate students, and examines the library's evolution in responding to the changing needs of the student community.

]]> Mon, 22 Jan 2024 18:35:48 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp 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, we are delighted to welcome Samantha Kannegiser, the Student Success Librarian from our very own Paul Robeson Library. She explores the library's specialized resources,  curated to enhance the graduate student experience. Samantha presents strategies for leveraging these resources to foster research and academic success, highlights the services specifically designed for graduate students, and examines the library's evolution in responding to the changing needs of the student community.

]]> Rutgers-Camden's Library Resources Recording Rutgers 00:29:26 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, we are delighted to welcome Samantha Kannegiser, the Student Success Librarian from our very own Paul Robeson Library. She explores the library's specialized resources,  curated to enhance the graduate student experience. Samantha presents strategies for leveraging these resources to foster research and academic success, highlights the services specifically designed for graduate students, and examines the library's evolution in responding to the changing needs of the student community. 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, we are delighted to welcome Samantha Kannegiser, the Student Success Librarian from our very own Paul Robeson Library. She explores the library's specialized resources,  curated to enhance the graduate student experience. Samantha presents strategies for leveraging these resources to foster research and academic success, highlights the services specifically designed for graduate students, and examines the library's evolution in responding to the changing needs of the student community. false full 16 9780a7a2-217b-4eff-a116-0063f9d42f15 Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs: Real-World Applications of Policy Research 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, Kristin Curtis, the Associate Director of Research at the Institute, shares insights into the institute's mission, highlights its various initiatives, and discusses how it collaborates with the school community to effect meaningful change.

]]> Tue, 16 Jan 2024 15:47:26 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp 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, Kristin Curtis, the Associate Director of Research at the Institute, shares insights into the institute's mission, highlights its various initiatives, and discusses how it collaborates with the school community to effect meaningful change.

]]> Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs: Real-World Applications of Policy Research Recording Rutgers 00:30:21 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, Kristin Curtis, the Associate Director of Research at the Institute, shares insights into the institute's mission, highlights its various initiatives, and discusses how it collaborates with the school community to effect meaningful change. 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, Kristin Curtis, the Associate Director of Research at the Institute, shares insights into the institute's mission, highlights its various initiatives, and discusses how it collaborates with the school community to effect meaningful change. false full 15 2ea2eba4-73b3-4ad4-8cde-b1c31e2f881f From New Jersey to Nepal: Diverse Educational Paths at Rutgers Pursuing a graduate degree at Rutgers University-Camden opens the door to a rich tapestry of ideas and perspectives, bridging geographical distances with a shared passion for learning.


In this podcast episode, we are joined by two students, each bringing a unique set of ideas and aspirations. Kaila Crozier, from Cherry Hill, NJ, and a Rutgers-Camden alumna, is refining her skills in the Teacher Education (MAT) program. Her approach blends a passion for sports with innovative educational strategies to benefit the South Jersey community. Nishan Dhungel, a PhD student from Nepal in the Prevention Science program, investigates existential themes in his research on 'The Meaning of Life'. Together, they represent the strength of the Graduate School - its diverse community - reflecting a broad range of perspectives and academic pursuits.

]]> Tue, 9 Jan 2024 16:24:20 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp Pursuing a graduate degree at Rutgers University-Camden opens the door to a rich tapestry of ideas and perspectives, bridging geographical distances with a shared passion for learning.


In this podcast episode, we are joined by two students, each bringing a unique set of ideas and aspirations. Kaila Crozier, from Cherry Hill, NJ, and a Rutgers-Camden alumna, is refining her skills in the Teacher Education (MAT) program. Her approach blends a passion for sports with innovative educational strategies to benefit the South Jersey community. Nishan Dhungel, a PhD student from Nepal in the Prevention Science program, investigates existential themes in his research on 'The Meaning of Life'. Together, they represent the strength of the Graduate School - its diverse community - reflecting a broad range of perspectives and academic pursuits.

]]> From New Jersey to Nepal: Diverse Educational Paths at Rutgers Recording Rutgers 00:35:18 Pursuing a graduate degree at Rutgers University-Camden opens the door to a rich tapestry of ideas and perspectives, bridging geographical distances with a shared passion for learning. In this podcast episode, we are joined by two students, each bringing a unique set of ideas and aspirations. Kaila Crozier, from Cherry Hill, NJ, and a Rutgers-Camden alumna, is refining her skills in the Teacher Education (MAT) program. Her approach blends a passion for sports with innovative educational strategies to benefit the South Jersey community. Nishan Dhungel, a PhD student from Nepal in the Prevention Science program, investigates existential themes in his research on 'The Meaning of Life'. Together, they represent the strength of the Graduate School - its diverse community - reflecting a broad range of perspectives and academic pursuits. Pursuing a graduate degree at Rutgers University-Camden opens the door to a rich tapestry of ideas and perspectives, bridging geographical distances with a shared passion for learning. In this podcast episode, we are joined by two students, each bringing a unique set of ideas and aspirations. Kaila Crozier, from Cherry Hill, NJ, and a Rutgers-Camden alumna, is refining her skills in the Teacher Education (MAT) program. Her approach blends a passion for sports with innovative educational strategies to benefit the South Jersey community. Nishan Dhungel, a PhD student from Nepal in the Prevention Science program, investigates existential themes in his research on 'The Meaning of Life'. Together, they represent the strength of the Graduate School - its diverse community - reflecting a broad range of perspectives and academic pursuits. false full 14 6fe58650-789c-4775-880b-f44fd13037bd Holiday Season: A Festive Peek into the Graduate School House Reflecting on the lectures, tests, events, and projects that have made the semester memorable, as we round off this Fall semester, one can only look forward to the holiday season ahead.

In this episode with some team members from the Graduate School House, we explore their favorite holiday traditions, reflect on the year's achievements, and unveil exciting plans for the upcoming one. From recommendations of places to visit within the Greater Philadelphia region to heartwarming traditions to experience, the guests share their personal experiences and offer valuable advice for members of the Rutgers-Camden community navigating this joyful time.

The Graduate School team, consisting of Associate Dean Michelle Meloy, Assistant Dean Danielle Askew, Senior Program Coordinator Sarah Johnson, and a Graduate Assistant, Kyra Miller, also discuss how the Graduate School House fosters togetherness and celebrates during this special season as a family

]]> Tue, 19 Dec 2023 17:14:00 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp Reflecting on the lectures, tests, events, and projects that have made the semester memorable, as we round off this Fall semester, one can only look forward to the holiday season ahead.

In this episode with some team members from the Graduate School House, we explore their favorite holiday traditions, reflect on the year's achievements, and unveil exciting plans for the upcoming one. From recommendations of places to visit within the Greater Philadelphia region to heartwarming traditions to experience, the guests share their personal experiences and offer valuable advice for members of the Rutgers-Camden community navigating this joyful time.

The Graduate School team, consisting of Associate Dean Michelle Meloy, Assistant Dean Danielle Askew, Senior Program Coordinator Sarah Johnson, and a Graduate Assistant, Kyra Miller, also discuss how the Graduate School House fosters togetherness and celebrates during this special season as a family

]]> Holiday Season: A Festive Peek into the Graduate School House Recording Rutgers 00:29:39 Reflecting on the lectures, tests, events, and projects that have made the semester memorable, as we round off this Fall semester, one can only look forward to the holiday season ahead. In this episode with some team members from the Graduate School House, we explore their favorite holiday traditions, reflect on the year's achievements, and unveil exciting plans for the upcoming one. From recommendations of places to visit within the Greater Philadelphia region to heartwarming traditions to experience, the guests share their personal experiences and offer valuable advice for members of the Rutgers-Camden community navigating this joyful time. The Graduate School team, consisting of Associate Dean Michelle Meloy, Assistant Dean Danielle Askew, Senior Program Coordinator Sarah Johnson, and a Graduate Assistant, Kyra Miller, also discuss how the Graduate School House fosters togetherness and celebrates during this special season as a family Reflecting on the lectures, tests, events, and projects that have made the semester memorable, as we round off this Fall semester, one can only look forward to the holiday season ahead. In this episode with some team members from the Graduate School House, we explore their favorite holiday traditions, reflect on the year's achievements, and unveil exciting plans for the upcoming one. From recommendations of places to visit within the Greater Philadelphia region to heartwarming traditions to experience, the guests share their personal experiences and offer valuable advice for members of the Rutgers-Camden community navigating this joyful time. The Graduate School team, consisting of Associate Dean Michelle Meloy, Assistant Dean Danielle Askew, Senior Program Coordinator Sarah Johnson, and a Graduate Assistant, Kyra Miller, also discuss how the Graduate School House fosters togetherness and celebrates during this special season as a family false full 13 35ca1e8f-5c10-4f48-89b9-85721c9287cc Academia Meets Reality: From MPA to PhD, Juggling Work, Life, and Grad School

Are you grappling with the challenge of balancing work, life, and the prospect of further graduate education? Interested in learning more about the Public Affairs Ph.D. program or the Public Administration Program? The latest podcast episode is just what you need.  


In this episode, we feature two students from the Public Affairs doctoral program who are also Rutgers-Camden employees. Michael D'Italia, the Director of the Chancellor's Experiential Learning Fund for the Office of the Provost, and Kandace Diedrick, Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Programs at the Business School, join us to share their experiences. Both hold master's degrees in public administration, work full-time, and have established careers, offering a unique perspective on balancing work, life, and academic pursuits. 


The conversation will focus on their transition from the MPA to the Ph.D. program, exploring the unique aspects and structure of the Ph.D. journey. They will also share their personal motivations for pursuing advanced degrees, delve into the challenges they've faced along the way, and discuss their specific research interests. This episode promises to be a source of inspiration and insight for both current and prospective graduate students, particularly those considering degrees in MPA, EMPA, or Ph.D. programs in Public Affairs. It highlights the significant interplay between academic endeavors and career development.

]]> Tue, 12 Dec 2023 21:45:39 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp

Are you grappling with the challenge of balancing work, life, and the prospect of further graduate education? Interested in learning more about the Public Affairs Ph.D. program or the Public Administration Program? The latest podcast episode is just what you need.  


In this episode, we feature two students from the Public Affairs doctoral program who are also Rutgers-Camden employees. Michael D'Italia, the Director of the Chancellor's Experiential Learning Fund for the Office of the Provost, and Kandace Diedrick, Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Programs at the Business School, join us to share their experiences. Both hold master's degrees in public administration, work full-time, and have established careers, offering a unique perspective on balancing work, life, and academic pursuits. 


The conversation will focus on their transition from the MPA to the Ph.D. program, exploring the unique aspects and structure of the Ph.D. journey. They will also share their personal motivations for pursuing advanced degrees, delve into the challenges they've faced along the way, and discuss their specific research interests. This episode promises to be a source of inspiration and insight for both current and prospective graduate students, particularly those considering degrees in MPA, EMPA, or Ph.D. programs in Public Affairs. It highlights the significant interplay between academic endeavors and career development.

]]> Academia Meets Reality: From MPA to PhD, Juggling Work, Life, and Grad School Recording Rutgers 00:29:18 Are you grappling with the challenge of balancing work, life, and the prospect of further graduate education? Interested in learning more about the Public Affairs Ph.D. program or the Public Administration Program? The latest podcast episode is just what you need.   In this episode, we feature two students from the Public Affairs doctoral program who are also Rutgers-Camden employees. Michael D'Italia, the Director of the Chancellor's Experiential Learning Fund for the Office of the Provost, and Kandace Diedrick, Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Programs at the Business School, join us to share their experiences. Both hold master's degrees in public administration, work full-time, and have established careers, offering a unique perspective on balancing work, life, and academic pursuits.  The conversation will focus on their transition from the MPA to the Ph.D. program, exploring the unique aspects and structure of the Ph.D. journey. They will also share their personal motivations for pursuing advanced degrees, delve into the challenges they've faced along the way, and discuss their specific research interests. This episode promises to be a source of inspiration and insight for both current and prospective graduate students, particularly those considering degrees in MPA, EMPA, or Ph.D. programs in Public Affairs. It highlights the significant interplay between academic endeavors and career development. Are you grappling with the challenge of balancing work, life, and the prospect of further graduate education? Interested in learning more about the Public Affairs Ph.D. program or the Public Administration Program? The latest podcast episode is just what you need.   In this episode, we feature two students from the Public Affairs doctoral program who are also Rutgers-Camden employees. Michael D'Italia, the Director of the Chancellor's Experiential Learning Fund for the Office of the Provost, and Kandace Diedrick, Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Programs at the Business School, join us to share their experiences. Both hold master's degrees in public administration, work full-time, and have established careers, offering a unique perspective on balancing work, life, and academic pursuits.  The conversation will focus on their transition from the MPA to the Ph.D. program, exploring the unique aspects and structure of the Ph.D. journey. They will also share their personal motivations for pursuing advanced degrees, delve into the challenges they've faced along the way, and discuss their specific research interests. This episode promises to be a source of inspiration and insight for both current and prospective graduate students, particularly those considering degrees in MPA, EMPA, or Ph.D. programs in Public Affairs. It highlights the significant interplay between academic endeavors and career development. false full 12 8a64ad40-615e-4cc0-8116-220eabe78827 Exploring Rutgers-Camden's Student Support Services In this episode of our podcast, we're joined by Mary Beth Daisey, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs at Rutgers–Camden. Holding this position since 2003, Mary Beth provides valuable insights into the support systems the campus offers to graduate students. Her responsibilities encompass a broad range of student services, from residence life and the career center to student wellness, campus involvement, athletics, and more. She also focuses on special programs for international students, veterans, and Title IX initiatives. By collaborating with various offices, Mary Beth's team creates innovative learning opportunities, programs, and services. These initiatives are designed to foster academic success, health and wellness, and career development, equipping students to lead, serve, and actively participate in a global society.

]]> Tue, 5 Dec 2023 20:53:21 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp In this episode of our podcast, we're joined by Mary Beth Daisey, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs at Rutgers–Camden. Holding this position since 2003, Mary Beth provides valuable insights into the support systems the campus offers to graduate students. Her responsibilities encompass a broad range of student services, from residence life and the career center to student wellness, campus involvement, athletics, and more. She also focuses on special programs for international students, veterans, and Title IX initiatives. By collaborating with various offices, Mary Beth's team creates innovative learning opportunities, programs, and services. These initiatives are designed to foster academic success, health and wellness, and career development, equipping students to lead, serve, and actively participate in a global society.

]]> Exploring Rutgers-Camden's Student Support Services Recording Rutgers 00:27:15 In this episode of our podcast, we're joined by Mary Beth Daisey, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs at Rutgers–Camden. Holding this position since 2003, Mary Beth provides valuable insights into the support systems the campus offers to graduate students. Her responsibilities encompass a broad range of student services, from residence life and the career center to student wellness, campus involvement, athletics, and more. She also focuses on special programs for international students, veterans, and Title IX initiatives. By collaborating with various offices, Mary Beth's team creates innovative learning opportunities, programs, and services. These initiatives are designed to foster academic success, health and wellness, and career development, equipping students to lead, serve, and actively participate in a global society. In this episode of our podcast, we're joined by Mary Beth Daisey, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs at Rutgers–Camden. Holding this position since 2003, Mary Beth provides valuable insights into the support systems the campus offers to graduate students. Her responsibilities encompass a broad range of student services, from residence life and the career center to student wellness, campus involvement, athletics, and more. She also focuses on special programs for international students, veterans, and Title IX initiatives. By collaborating with various offices, Mary Beth's team creates innovative learning opportunities, programs, and services. These initiatives are designed to foster academic success, health and wellness, and career development, equipping students to lead, serve, and actively participate in a global society. false full 11 1f0d7ff4-3eb1-48ef-a776-e01a1b174929 Bridging Camden and City: Discovering the Region's Riches with Campus Philly The Rutgers-Camden campus is conveniently located just a stone's throw from the heart of Philadelphia. Our close proximity means that a short walk or a quick train ride is all it takes to experience the city's lively urban culture. This week, our guides come to us from Campus Philly, an organization that encourages regional college students to explore beyond their campuses, engage with the Philadelphia region, and establish valuable connections with potential employers. Dr. Jennifer Kebea, President of Campus Philly, and Callista Condo, Senior Director of Student Engagement and Programming, share insights on events that have shaped student experiences in the Greater Philadelphia area, from College Fest to various Career Events. Learn how students can network with peers from different universities, discover the city's unique attractions, enjoy its finest cuisine, and find their ideal jobs or internships.

]]> Tue, 28 Nov 2023 18:15:48 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp The Rutgers-Camden campus is conveniently located just a stone's throw from the heart of Philadelphia. Our close proximity means that a short walk or a quick train ride is all it takes to experience the city's lively urban culture. This week, our guides come to us from Campus Philly, an organization that encourages regional college students to explore beyond their campuses, engage with the Philadelphia region, and establish valuable connections with potential employers. Dr. Jennifer Kebea, President of Campus Philly, and Callista Condo, Senior Director of Student Engagement and Programming, share insights on events that have shaped student experiences in the Greater Philadelphia area, from College Fest to various Career Events. Learn how students can network with peers from different universities, discover the city's unique attractions, enjoy its finest cuisine, and find their ideal jobs or internships.

]]> Bridging Camden and City: Discovering the Region's Riches with Campus Philly Recording Rutgers 00:30:32 The Rutgers-Camden campus is conveniently located just a stone's throw from the heart of Philadelphia. Our close proximity means that a short walk or a quick train ride is all it takes to experience the city's lively urban culture. This week, our guides come to us from Campus Philly, an organization that encourages regional college students to explore beyond their campuses, engage with the Philadelphia region, and establish valuable connections with potential employers. Dr. Jennifer Kebea, President of Campus Philly, and Callista Condo, Senior Director of Student Engagement and Programming, share insights on events that have shaped student experiences in the Greater Philadelphia area, from College Fest to various Career Events. Learn how students can network with peers from different universities, discover the city's unique attractions, enjoy its finest cuisine, and find their ideal jobs or internships. The Rutgers-Camden campus is conveniently located just a stone's throw from the heart of Philadelphia. Our close proximity means that a short walk or a quick train ride is all it takes to experience the city's lively urban culture. This week, our guides come to us from Campus Philly, an organization that encourages regional college students to explore beyond their campuses, engage with the Philadelphia region, and establish valuable connections with potential employers. Dr. Jennifer Kebea, President of Campus Philly, and Callista Condo, Senior Director of Student Engagement and Programming, share insights on events that have shaped student experiences in the Greater Philadelphia area, from College Fest to various Career Events. Learn how students can network with peers from different universities, discover the city's unique attractions, enjoy its finest cuisine, and find their ideal jobs or internships. false full 10 9496d9fd-ed7a-442e-a494-ded8d6587d52 Clean Streets to Holiday Treats: CSSD's Role in Community and Business Growth For the Graduate School, Camden is more than a place; it’s a source of our pride. Learn more about the community in a discussion with Nathaniel Echeveria, the Executive Director, and Michelle Williams, the Community Outreach Manager, of the Camden Special Services District (CSSD). Since 2005, CSSD has been a key provider of 'Clean and Safe' services in Camden. Their services now include landscaping, event services, and leadership of the Camden Business Improvement District. With the holiday season now here, CSSD also plays a pivotal role in the festive downtown lighting and decorations, adding a distinct charm to Camden. This episode will cover a range of topics, including CSSD’s support for local businesses, their dedication to community improvement, and their efforts to connect the university with the local community.

]]> Tue, 21 Nov 2023 14:54:28 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp For the Graduate School, Camden is more than a place; it’s a source of our pride. Learn more about the community in a discussion with Nathaniel Echeveria, the Executive Director, and Michelle Williams, the Community Outreach Manager, of the Camden Special Services District (CSSD). Since 2005, CSSD has been a key provider of 'Clean and Safe' services in Camden. Their services now include landscaping, event services, and leadership of the Camden Business Improvement District. With the holiday season now here, CSSD also plays a pivotal role in the festive downtown lighting and decorations, adding a distinct charm to Camden. This episode will cover a range of topics, including CSSD’s support for local businesses, their dedication to community improvement, and their efforts to connect the university with the local community.

]]> Clean Streets to Holiday Treats: CSSD's Role in Community and Business Growth Recording Rutgers 00:27:24 For the Graduate School, Camden is more than a place; it’s a source of our pride. Learn more about the community in a discussion with Nathaniel Echeveria, the Executive Director, and Michelle Williams, the Community Outreach Manager, of the Camden Special Services District (CSSD). Since 2005, CSSD has been a key provider of 'Clean and Safe' services in Camden. Their services now include landscaping, event services, and leadership of the Camden Business Improvement District. With the holiday season now here, CSSD also plays a pivotal role in the festive downtown lighting and decorations, adding a distinct charm to Camden. This episode will cover a range of topics, including CSSD’s support for local businesses, their dedication to community improvement, and their efforts to connect the university with the local community. For the Graduate School, Camden is more than a place; it’s a source of our pride. Learn more about the community in a discussion with Nathaniel Echeveria, the Executive Director, and Michelle Williams, the Community Outreach Manager, of the Camden Special Services District (CSSD). Since 2005, CSSD has been a key provider of 'Clean and Safe' services in Camden. Their services now include landscaping, event services, and leadership of the Camden Business Improvement District. With the holiday season now here, CSSD also plays a pivotal role in the festive downtown lighting and decorations, adding a distinct charm to Camden. This episode will cover a range of topics, including CSSD’s support for local businesses, their dedication to community improvement, and their efforts to connect the university with the local community. false full 9 ea5705ab-8771-416e-a327-7eb63d88468c Bridging Worlds: The Role of Rutgers-Camden's Office of International Students Over the past five years, the Graduate School at Camden has witnessed an exciting surge in its international graduate student population. In this episode, we speak with two figures instrumental in creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for these students and scholars: Associate Dean Elizabeth Atkins and Assistant Director Marissa Amos, who lead the Office of International Students & Global Programs (OIS). Along with discussing the variety of services and resources the campus offers, they share their personal stories and reveal what motivates them in their work. Also highlighted are their exciting plans for International Students Week.

]]> Tue, 14 Nov 2023 15:06:41 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp Over the past five years, the Graduate School at Camden has witnessed an exciting surge in its international graduate student population. In this episode, we speak with two figures instrumental in creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for these students and scholars: Associate Dean Elizabeth Atkins and Assistant Director Marissa Amos, who lead the Office of International Students & Global Programs (OIS). Along with discussing the variety of services and resources the campus offers, they share their personal stories and reveal what motivates them in their work. Also highlighted are their exciting plans for International Students Week.

]]> Bridging Worlds: The Role of Rutgers-Camden's Office of International Students Recording Rutgers 00:31:46 Over the past five years, the Graduate School at Camden has witnessed an exciting surge in its international graduate student population. In this episode, we speak with two figures instrumental in creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for these students and scholars: Associate Dean Elizabeth Atkins and Assistant Director Marissa Amos, who lead the Office of International Students & Global Programs (OIS). Along with discussing the variety of services and resources the campus offers, they share their personal stories and reveal what motivates them in their work. Also highlighted are their exciting plans for International Students Week. Over the past five years, the Graduate School at Camden has witnessed an exciting surge in its international graduate student population. In this episode, we speak with two figures instrumental in creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for these students and scholars: Associate Dean Elizabeth Atkins and Assistant Director Marissa Amos, who lead the Office of International Students & Global Programs (OIS). Along with discussing the variety of services and resources the campus offers, they share their personal stories and reveal what motivates them in their work. Also highlighted are their exciting plans for International Students Week. false full 8 fbf3dbf7-4393-4474-8116-bd996cf85ad1 From Application to Transformation: The Alumni and Students of the Creative Writing M.F.A Every year, hundreds of writers from around the world submit their applications to the Creative Writing M.F.A. program at Rutgers-Camden. This episode gives us a peek into the program, discussing admission criteria, teaching methods, and the encouragement of interdisciplinary exploration.


We hear success stories and learn about the program's unique educational journey. Sienna Zeilinger, an alumna and current Program Coordinator, and Amber Joseph, a current second-year student, join us to share how the M.F.A. program has profoundly influenced artists and writers, shaping their creative processes and fostering collaboration.

]]> Tue, 7 Nov 2023 00:33:23 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp Every year, hundreds of writers from around the world submit their applications to the Creative Writing M.F.A. program at Rutgers-Camden. This episode gives us a peek into the program, discussing admission criteria, teaching methods, and the encouragement of interdisciplinary exploration.


We hear success stories and learn about the program's unique educational journey. Sienna Zeilinger, an alumna and current Program Coordinator, and Amber Joseph, a current second-year student, join us to share how the M.F.A. program has profoundly influenced artists and writers, shaping their creative processes and fostering collaboration.

]]> From Application to Transformation: The Alumni and Students of the Creative Writing M.F.A Recording Rutgers 00:34:27 Every year, hundreds of writers from around the world submit their applications to the Creative Writing M.F.A. program at Rutgers-Camden. This episode gives us a peek into the program, discussing admission criteria, teaching methods, and the encouragement of interdisciplinary exploration. We hear success stories and learn about the program's unique educational journey. Sienna Zeilinger, an alumna and current Program Coordinator, and Amber Joseph, a current second-year student, join us to share how the M.F.A. program has profoundly influenced artists and writers, shaping their creative processes and fostering collaboration. Every year, hundreds of writers from around the world submit their applications to the Creative Writing M.F.A. program at Rutgers-Camden. This episode gives us a peek into the program, discussing admission criteria, teaching methods, and the encouragement of interdisciplinary exploration. We hear success stories and learn about the program's unique educational journey. Sienna Zeilinger, an alumna and current Program Coordinator, and Amber Joseph, a current second-year student, join us to share how the M.F.A. program has profoundly influenced artists and writers, shaping their creative processes and fostering collaboration. false full 7 6da677ba-7f28-469d-85d5-e8b1b36f25ae From Dubai to Camden: Rutgers-Camden Reigniting Relationships Join us on an engaging journey where the phrase "It's a small world" comes to life at Rutgers-Camden. Featuring Anitha Varghese and Taniya Robin, international students whose paths serendipitously crossed a decade after their first meeting in Dubai, their reunion at Rutgers-Camden is more than coincidence, it showcases the campus' capacity to bring together diverse lives from across the globe.

Anitha, a Psychological Sciences student from South Africa, and Taniya, a Forensic Science student from Qatar, recount their surprise at this surreal reconnection, likening it to a scene from a movie. Their journey sheds light on the diverse community fostered at Rutgers-Camden and the personal ambitions that led them here. Embark with us as we uncover their unique experiences, revealing how Rutgers-Camden stands as a pivotal junction for students crafting their narratives far from home.

]]> Tue, 31 Oct 2023 14:56:41 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp Join us on an engaging journey where the phrase "It's a small world" comes to life at Rutgers-Camden. Featuring Anitha Varghese and Taniya Robin, international students whose paths serendipitously crossed a decade after their first meeting in Dubai, their reunion at Rutgers-Camden is more than coincidence, it showcases the campus' capacity to bring together diverse lives from across the globe.

Anitha, a Psychological Sciences student from South Africa, and Taniya, a Forensic Science student from Qatar, recount their surprise at this surreal reconnection, likening it to a scene from a movie. Their journey sheds light on the diverse community fostered at Rutgers-Camden and the personal ambitions that led them here. Embark with us as we uncover their unique experiences, revealing how Rutgers-Camden stands as a pivotal junction for students crafting their narratives far from home.

]]> From Dubai to Camden: Rutgers-Camden Reigniting Relationships Recording Rutgers 00:32:30 Join us on an engaging journey where the phrase "It's a small world" comes to life at Rutgers-Camden. Featuring Anitha Varghese and Taniya Robin, international students whose paths serendipitously crossed a decade after their first meeting in Dubai, their reunion at Rutgers-Camden is more than coincidence, it showcases the campus' capacity to bring together diverse lives from across the globe. Anitha, a Psychological Sciences student from South Africa, and Taniya, a Forensic Science student from Qatar, recount their surprise at this surreal reconnection, likening it to a scene from a movie. Their journey sheds light on the diverse community fostered at Rutgers-Camden and the personal ambitions that led them here. Embark with us as we uncover their unique experiences, revealing how Rutgers-Camden stands as a pivotal junction for students crafting their narratives far from home. Join us on an engaging journey where the phrase "It's a small world" comes to life at Rutgers-Camden. Featuring Anitha Varghese and Taniya Robin, international students whose paths serendipitously crossed a decade after their first meeting in Dubai, their reunion at Rutgers-Camden is more than coincidence, it showcases the campus' capacity to bring together diverse lives from across the globe. Anitha, a Psychological Sciences student from South Africa, and Taniya, a Forensic Science student from Qatar, recount their surprise at this surreal reconnection, likening it to a scene from a movie. Their journey sheds light on the diverse community fostered at Rutgers-Camden and the personal ambitions that led them here. Embark with us as we uncover their unique experiences, revealing how Rutgers-Camden stands as a pivotal junction for students crafting their narratives far from home. false full 6 322869e2-6352-4eac-b480-67a7142d38fc Death Under Glass - The Art and Science of the Unseen In this episode, as Halloween nears, we explore the Stedman Gallery's installation, "Death Under Glass." Step into a realm where human cells are vividly brought to life. The exhibition is a collaboration between forensic pathologist Marianne Hamel, MD, PhD, and the accomplished forensic photographer Nikki Johnson, MFA. Since its premiere at Philadelphia's Mütter Museum in 2014, "Death Under Glass" has toured internationally and will be on display on campus until December 9, 2023.


Guiding us through this episode is Jake Foster, the Gallery and Collection Manager at the Stedman Gallery, who highlights the unique aspects of their exhibit presentation. Additionally, Kimberlee Moran, the Graduate Director of the Forensic Science Program, gives us an insight into an upcoming lecture series tied to the exhibit, showcasing esteemed faculty experts from various departments on campus. Join us for an episode that beautifully marries art, science, and the profound wonders of life.

]]> Thu, 26 Oct 2023 13:10:44 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp In this episode, as Halloween nears, we explore the Stedman Gallery's installation, "Death Under Glass." Step into a realm where human cells are vividly brought to life. The exhibition is a collaboration between forensic pathologist Marianne Hamel, MD, PhD, and the accomplished forensic photographer Nikki Johnson, MFA. Since its premiere at Philadelphia's Mütter Museum in 2014, "Death Under Glass" has toured internationally and will be on display on campus until December 9, 2023.


Guiding us through this episode is Jake Foster, the Gallery and Collection Manager at the Stedman Gallery, who highlights the unique aspects of their exhibit presentation. Additionally, Kimberlee Moran, the Graduate Director of the Forensic Science Program, gives us an insight into an upcoming lecture series tied to the exhibit, showcasing esteemed faculty experts from various departments on campus. Join us for an episode that beautifully marries art, science, and the profound wonders of life.

]]> Death Under Glass - The Art and Science of the Unseen Recording Rutgers 00:36:40 In this episode, as Halloween nears, we explore the Stedman Gallery's installation, "Death Under Glass." Step into a realm where human cells are vividly brought to life. The exhibition is a collaboration between forensic pathologist Marianne Hamel, MD, PhD, and the accomplished forensic photographer Nikki Johnson, MFA. Since its premiere at Philadelphia's Mütter Museum in 2014, "Death Under Glass" has toured internationally and will be on display on campus until December 9, 2023. Guiding us through this episode is Jake Foster, the Gallery and Collection Manager at the Stedman Gallery, who highlights the unique aspects of their exhibit presentation. Additionally, Kimberlee Moran, the Graduate Director of the Forensic Science Program, gives us an insight into an upcoming lecture series tied to the exhibit, showcasing esteemed faculty experts from various departments on campus. Join us for an episode that beautifully marries art, science, and the profound wonders of life. In this episode, as Halloween nears, we explore the Stedman Gallery's installation, "Death Under Glass." Step into a realm where human cells are vividly brought to life. The exhibition is a collaboration between forensic pathologist Marianne Hamel, MD, PhD, and the accomplished forensic photographer Nikki Johnson, MFA. Since its premiere at Philadelphia's Mütter Museum in 2014, "Death Under Glass" has toured internationally and will be on display on campus until December 9, 2023. Guiding us through this episode is Jake Foster, the Gallery and Collection Manager at the Stedman Gallery, who highlights the unique aspects of their exhibit presentation. Additionally, Kimberlee Moran, the Graduate Director of the Forensic Science Program, gives us an insight into an upcoming lecture series tied to the exhibit, showcasing esteemed faculty experts from various departments on campus. Join us for an episode that beautifully marries art, science, and the profound wonders of life. false full 5 cc03bed6-afad-4cea-b87c-ce99922a4b01 Domestic Violence Resources and Research In this episode, we discuss the very important issue of domestic violence awareness. Laura Luciano, the Associate Director of Rutgers University-Camden Office for Violence Prevention and Victim Assistance (VPVA), gives us insight into the services and initiatives the campus has established for students. Rosemarie Anderson, a second-year Criminal Justice M.A. student, presents her research on the essential resources for those impacted by domestic violence. If you wish to contribute to Rosemarie's study, please visit the link to participate in the survey. Together, their knowledge offers a comprehensive perspective on the ongoing challenges and highlights the ways we can further advocate for awareness and support.


Add the link to Rosemarie's research:https://go.rutgers.edu/is9iwdax

]]> Mon, 23 Oct 2023 14:19:29 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp In this episode, we discuss the very important issue of domestic violence awareness. Laura Luciano, the Associate Director of Rutgers University-Camden Office for Violence Prevention and Victim Assistance (VPVA), gives us insight into the services and initiatives the campus has established for students. Rosemarie Anderson, a second-year Criminal Justice M.A. student, presents her research on the essential resources for those impacted by domestic violence. If you wish to contribute to Rosemarie's study, please visit the link to participate in the survey. Together, their knowledge offers a comprehensive perspective on the ongoing challenges and highlights the ways we can further advocate for awareness and support.


Add the link to Rosemarie's research:https://go.rutgers.edu/is9iwdax

]]> Domestic Violence Resources and Research Recording Rutgers 00:35:51 In this episode, we discuss the very important issue of domestic violence awareness. Laura Luciano, the Associate Director of Rutgers University-Camden Office for Violence Prevention and Victim Assistance (VPVA), gives us insight into the services and initiatives the campus has established for students. Rosemarie Anderson, a second-year Criminal Justice M.A. student, presents her research on the essential resources for those impacted by domestic violence. If you wish to contribute to Rosemarie's study, please visit the link to participate in the survey. Together, their knowledge offers a comprehensive perspective on the ongoing challenges and highlights the ways we can further advocate for awareness and support. Add the link to Rosemarie's research:https://go.rutgers.edu/is9iwdax In this episode, we discuss the very important issue of domestic violence awareness. Laura Luciano, the Associate Director of Rutgers University-Camden Office for Violence Prevention and Victim Assistance (VPVA), gives us insight into the services and initiatives the campus has established for students. Rosemarie Anderson, a second-year Criminal Justice M.A. student, presents her research on the essential resources for those impacted by domestic violence. If you wish to contribute to Rosemarie's study, please visit the link to participate in the survey. Together, their knowledge offers a comprehensive perspective on the ongoing challenges and highlights the ways we can further advocate for awareness and support. Add the link to Rosemarie's research:https://go.rutgers.edu/is9iwdax false full 4 793a1546-8d62-4693-8e4a-87278cedd1c8 Behind the Code: Conversations on Computer Science In this episode, we sat down with the Computer Science Graduate Program Director, Dr. Sunil Shende. Dr. Shende was joined by two students in the program, Akash Babu Pedapaga and Vivek Modi. Dr. Shende discussed the evolution and growth of the program, while Akash and Vivek offered a glimpse into their day-to-day experiences as international students from India. They talked about their academic workload and provided essential advice for potential graduate students considering the Computer Science program at Rutgers University-Camden.

]]> Sun, 8 Oct 2023 23:15:33 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp In this episode, we sat down with the Computer Science Graduate Program Director, Dr. Sunil Shende. Dr. Shende was joined by two students in the program, Akash Babu Pedapaga and Vivek Modi. Dr. Shende discussed the evolution and growth of the program, while Akash and Vivek offered a glimpse into their day-to-day experiences as international students from India. They talked about their academic workload and provided essential advice for potential graduate students considering the Computer Science program at Rutgers University-Camden.

]]> Behind the Code: Conversations on Computer Science Recording Rutgers 00:36:24 In this episode, we sat down with the Computer Science Graduate Program Director, Dr. Sunil Shende. Dr. Shende was joined by two students in the program, Akash Babu Pedapaga and Vivek Modi. Dr. Shende discussed the evolution and growth of the program, while Akash and Vivek offered a glimpse into their day-to-day experiences as international students from India. They talked about their academic workload and provided essential advice for potential graduate students considering the Computer Science program at Rutgers University-Camden. In this episode, we sat down with the Computer Science Graduate Program Director, Dr. Sunil Shende. Dr. Shende was joined by two students in the program, Akash Babu Pedapaga and Vivek Modi. Dr. Shende discussed the evolution and growth of the program, while Akash and Vivek offered a glimpse into their day-to-day experiences as international students from India. They talked about their academic workload and provided essential advice for potential graduate students considering the Computer Science program at Rutgers University-Camden. false full 3 1398f3e4-f3f5-441a-a514-3355aab00b38 A Whole New World In this episode, we had the privilege of hearing from two remarkable first-year international graduate students. Basirat Rufai from Nigeria and Dhairya Chauhan from India, embarked on a journey around the world to pursue their studies here in Camden, NJ. They shared insights into their academic pursuits, their experiences thus far, and their aspirations for the year ahead. Basirat Rufai, a Ph.D. candidate in the Computational and Integrative Biology program, is already settling into the atmosphere of Rutgers-Camden University, while Dhairya Chauhan, a student in the Data Science program, has ventured beyond Camden, exploring Philadelphia and New York during his time in the U.S.

]]> Sun, 1 Oct 2023 21:41:00 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp In this episode, we had the privilege of hearing from two remarkable first-year international graduate students. Basirat Rufai from Nigeria and Dhairya Chauhan from India, embarked on a journey around the world to pursue their studies here in Camden, NJ. They shared insights into their academic pursuits, their experiences thus far, and their aspirations for the year ahead. Basirat Rufai, a Ph.D. candidate in the Computational and Integrative Biology program, is already settling into the atmosphere of Rutgers-Camden University, while Dhairya Chauhan, a student in the Data Science program, has ventured beyond Camden, exploring Philadelphia and New York during his time in the U.S.

]]> A Whole New World Recording Rutgers 00:26:00 In this episode, we had the privilege of hearing from two remarkable first-year international graduate students. Basirat Rufai from Nigeria and Dhairya Chauhan from India, embarked on a journey around the world to pursue their studies here in Camden, NJ. They shared insights into their academic pursuits, their experiences thus far, and their aspirations for the year ahead. Basirat Rufai, a Ph.D. candidate in the Computational and Integrative Biology program, is already settling into the atmosphere of Rutgers-Camden University, while Dhairya Chauhan, a student in the Data Science program, has ventured beyond Camden, exploring Philadelphia and New York during his time in the U.S. In this episode, we had the privilege of hearing from two remarkable first-year international graduate students. Basirat Rufai from Nigeria and Dhairya Chauhan from India, embarked on a journey around the world to pursue their studies here in Camden, NJ. They shared insights into their academic pursuits, their experiences thus far, and their aspirations for the year ahead. Basirat Rufai, a Ph.D. candidate in the Computational and Integrative Biology program, is already settling into the atmosphere of Rutgers-Camden University, while Dhairya Chauhan, a student in the Data Science program, has ventured beyond Camden, exploring Philadelphia and New York during his time in the U.S. false full 2 27e559c0-cac6-4a2b-a849-2e0f67cf6e42 We 'R' Ready In the first episode of the Recording Rutgers podcast, we met our host Ojobo Agbo Eje, who hails from Nigeria and is pursuing a degree in our Data Science program. Ojobo led a conversation with three remarkable guests. They shared their academic journeys, their research interests, and their expectations for the upcoming academic year. Our guests included Kyra Miller, a Forensic Science student from Pennsylvania. Julia Dodd, also a Forensic Science student from New Jersey, is part of the accelerated degree program. Additionally, we were joined by Tristan Stinchcomb, a student from Florida who was admitted to the Psychological Sciences program. Together, they provided valuable insights into the diverse and dynamic academic community here at Rutgers University-Camden.

]]> Sat, 30 Sep 2023 22:02:20 +0000 camgrad@camden.rutgers.edu (Recording Rutgers) https://open.spotify.com/show/6GV1mCO1DHWj5HjdiPyDnp In the first episode of the Recording Rutgers podcast, we met our host Ojobo Agbo Eje, who hails from Nigeria and is pursuing a degree in our Data Science program. Ojobo led a conversation with three remarkable guests. They shared their academic journeys, their research interests, and their expectations for the upcoming academic year. Our guests included Kyra Miller, a Forensic Science student from Pennsylvania. Julia Dodd, also a Forensic Science student from New Jersey, is part of the accelerated degree program. Additionally, we were joined by Tristan Stinchcomb, a student from Florida who was admitted to the Psychological Sciences program. Together, they provided valuable insights into the diverse and dynamic academic community here at Rutgers University-Camden.

]]> We 'R' Ready Recording Rutgers 00:24:10 In the first episode of the Recording Rutgers podcast, we met our host Ojobo Agbo Eje, who hails from Nigeria and is pursuing a degree in our Data Science program. Ojobo led a conversation with three remarkable guests. They shared their academic journeys, their research interests, and their expectations for the upcoming academic year. Our guests included Kyra Miller, a Forensic Science student from Pennsylvania. Julia Dodd, also a Forensic Science student from New Jersey, is part of the accelerated degree program. Additionally, we were joined by Tristan Stinchcomb, a student from Florida who was admitted to the Psychological Sciences program. Together, they provided valuable insights into the diverse and dynamic academic community here at Rutgers University-Camden. In the first episode of the Recording Rutgers podcast, we met our host Ojobo Agbo Eje, who hails from Nigeria and is pursuing a degree in our Data Science program. Ojobo led a conversation with three remarkable guests. They shared their academic journeys, their research interests, and their expectations for the upcoming academic year. Our guests included Kyra Miller, a Forensic Science student from Pennsylvania. Julia Dodd, also a Forensic Science student from New Jersey, is part of the accelerated degree program. Additionally, we were joined by Tristan Stinchcomb, a student from Florida who was admitted to the Psychological Sciences program. Together, they provided valuable insights into the diverse and dynamic academic community here at Rutgers University-Camden. false full 1