Rutgers In The News
- MyCentralJersey.com: Friday, Dec. 6
“NJ STUDENTS: RUTGERS FOOD PANTRIES HELP FILL GROCERY GAPS” This report on Rutgers food pantries and fundraising efforts to support them includes quotes from Neuza Maria Serra (director, Student Health Services).
- U.S. News & World Report: Thursday, Dec. 5
“WEIGHT GAIN OVER THE HOLIDAYS” This column about managing weight while enjoying holiday treats is written by Charlotte Markey (professor, FASC-psychology).
- NJBIZ: Monday, Dec. 2
“BAYONNE BLUES” In this report about a potential closure or merger of a Bayonne hospital, Michael Carrier (distinguished professor, RLAW) discusses antitrust concerns.
- KYW-AM (1060): Monday, Dec. 2
“CAMDEN NURSE CALLS FOR RESEARCH ON WHETHER REALISTIC ACTIVE SHOOTER DRILLS IN SCHOOLS CAUSE MORE HARM THAN GOOD” Robin Cogan (part-time lecturer, SNC) is interviewed about the potential for psychological harm caused by active shooter drills that involve realistic elements like gunfire sounds.
- NJ Spotlight: Monday, Dec. 2
“MANY NJ COUNTIES ARE ‘HEALTH CARE DESERTS,’ WITH TOO FEW PRIMARY CARE DOCTORS AND NURSES” This news story cites data from a report published by the Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs at Rutgers–Camden.
- Courier-Post: Wednesday, Nov. 27
“ONE-ACT PLAY AT RUTGERS IMAGINES A MASS SHOOTER’S JOURNEY TO THE UNDERWORLD” A play written and directed by Rutgers–Camden students Matt Fulton and Hunter Smith, respectively, is part of the Student-Directed One-Act Play Festival running Dec. 5-8 in the Black Box Studio.
Faculty Experts Guide
With experts in a variety of topics, the Rutgers–Camden Faculty Experts Guide can help members of the media find the right faculty expert for your publication or program.
Connect
Connect with us on the following social media platforms.