Community Health Care Program also Studies Social Determinants of Health to Help Improve Residents’ Well-Being
Students are supporting communities as part of the New Jersey COVID-19 Service Corps and the AmeriCorps national program.
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Incarceration Can Cause Poorer Cardiovascular Health, Says Rutgers–Camden Study
People who experience incarceration have poorer cardiovascular health across a wide range of indicators, especially poor diet, smoking, and high blood pressure, according to new Rutgers University–Camden research.
Rutgers–Camden Honors Student Awarded International Social Justice Fellowship
Melani Cruz Stokes has been selected for a prestigious yearlong fellowship by Humanity in Action.
In Defense of our Values of Equality and Inclusion
Sent Saturday, May 30, 2020 To the Campus Community: In recent days, we have witnessed images of horror and sadness surrounding the death of George Floyd at the hands of police officers in Minneapolis – a tragedy made all the more painful by its similarity to occurrences involving matters related to race and the law […]
Active-Shooter Drills in Schools May Do More Harm Than Good, Says Rutgers–Camden Nursing Scholar
Robin Cogan urges school and law enforcement officials alike to include school nurses in their plans to prepare for violent situations.
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