Rutgers Law School Students Assist Camden-Area Residents Seeking to Expunge Criminal Records
The Expungement Law Project helps low-income residents navigate New Jersey’s byzantine expungement process.
Tag: Community Outreach
Rutgers University–Camden Appoints Assistant Chancellor for Civic Engagement
Nyeema Watson has been selected as assistant chancellor for civic engagement at Rutgers University–Camden, where she will lead the university’s community and service initiatives. “Across the region and on our campus, Nyeema has a well-earned reputation for collaboration and innovative approaches to strengthening communities while providing exceptional learning opportunities for our students,” says Rutgers University–Camden […]
Knitting Club Helps Those in Need
Creating something by hand is a labor of love that takes time, patience and skill. For a small group of Rutgers–Camden students, the reward comes not when the project is complete, but when it is enjoyed by those in need. “If you have a skill and you use it to do something you love, and […]
Nursing Students Providing Critical Health Care Services
CAMDEN —Hospitals are increasingly facing cuts in funding for charity care, leaving a void in adequate health care for underserved communities in the United States. As a result, more nurses will be required to meet the increasing health care demands of under insured and uninsured individuals. Having access to health care services and receiving culturally […]
Rutgers-Camden Law Students Work to Encourage Voter Participation on Election Day
CAMDEN — In every election, every vote counts. That’s why Rutgers–Camden law students are hard at work encouraging Camden residents to exercise their right to vote in the Nov. 6 election. The Voters’ Rights Project is a pro bono effort in which Rutgers–Camden law students raise awareness of the election, monitor the polling places, collect […]
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