Tag: criminal fines and fees

Social Scientist to Brief New Jersey Advisory Committee of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights on Criminal Fines, Fees, and Asset Forfeiture

Prof. Nate Link will explain the debt burdens imposed on formerly incarcerated individuals stemming from fines, fees, and other monetary sanctions.

Courier-Post: Wednesday, April 21
“A NEW VIEW PREVIEW: A LOOK AT LARGE ART INSTALLATIONS IN CAMDEN” The Bloomberg-funded public art installation project launches on Earth Day; Rutgers–Camden is a lead partner on the project.
WKXW-FM (NJ101.5): Tuesday, April 20
“MORE YEARS, NOT INCOME, IN MURPHY FREE COLLEGE EXPANSION PLAN” This report on the proposed Garden State Guarantee mentions that Rutgers–Camden already has a similar program (Bridging the Gap) in place.
Vulture: Monday, April 19
“COULD YOU REALLY STAB SOMEBODY WITH THEIR OWN FROZEN BLOOD OR IS MORTAL KOMBAT LYING TO ME?” Kimberlee Sue Moran (associate teaching professor, FASC-forensic science) debunks a scene depicted in the new action movie.
Star-Ledger: Monday, April 19
“OUTDOOR PUBLIC ART PROJECT UNVEILED IN CAMDEN” Rutgers–Camden is a lead partner for A New View, a public art project funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies, which calls attention to illegal dumping and will debut April 22 for Earth Day.
LX: Thursday, April 15
“WHY ARE WE NOSTALGIC?” Andrew Abeyta (assistant professor, FASC-psychology) discusses the science of nostalgia in this video report.
ROI NJ: Thursday, April 15
“SOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTION FOR POPULATION HEALTH STARTS FIRST GRANT PROCESS” The SJIPH was established by the Rowan University/Rutgers–Camden Board of Governors and will fund research projects that improve health outcomes in the region.