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• Inside Higher Ed: Monday, Jan. 27

  “PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS TRAIN BYSTANDERS” A bystander intervention program led by Courtenay Cavanaugh (associate professor, FASC-psychology) trains Rutgers–Camden students to teach their peers about sexual assault awareness and prevention.

• WKXW-FM (NJ101.5): Sunday, Jan. 26

  “RUTGERS-CAMDEN NURSING STUDENTS FOCUS ON HELPING LOCAL ELDERLY” Margaret Avallone (clinical assistant professor, SNC) is quoted in this report about students from the Rutgers School of Nursing–Camden who provide free health care services to elderly Camden residents.

• Press of Atlantic City: Sunday, Jan. 26

  “NEW N.J. LAW WILL SUSTAIN COLLEGE OFFERINGS FOR INCARCERATED RESIDENTS” A report on tuition aid for currently and formerly incarcerated New Jersey residents includes the stories of Rutgers–Camden students participating in the NJ-STEP program.

• Philadelphia Inquirer: Friday, Jan. 24

  “WHICH COLLEGE DEGREES EARN GRADS MORE THAN $1 MILLION? MAYBE NOT ONES FROM SWARTHMORE, PENN STATE.” A new study lists Rutgers–Camden among the top ten New Jersey colleges for graduates’ lifetime earnings, minus the cost of attendance.

• NJ BIZ: Thursday, Jan. 23

  “SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER: MURPHY NAMES AFFORDABLE HOUSING ADVOCATE COMPTROLLER” N.J. Governor Phil Murphy named Kevin Walsh, a graduate of Rutgers Law School in Camden, as the new state comptroller.

• TAPinto Camden: Wednesday, Jan. 22

  “‘TO BE OR NOT TO BE,’ RUTGERS-CAMDEN’S NEW PRODUCTION ASKS” The theater program at Rutgers–Camden will present Shakespeare’s classic play “Hamlet” in the Walter K. Gordon Theater, Feb. 12-16.