Four Rutgers-Camden Students Named Fulbright Semi-Finalists
Four Rutgers–Camden students have been selected as semi-finalists in the 2020-21 Fulbright Scholarship competition.
Tag: criminal justice
Later start times for school days can also reduce crime, says Rutgers University–Camden researcher
When the school day ends later, teens have less time at the end of the day for unstructured socialization.
ROSES at Rutgers Program Provides Intervention for Girls in Camden County Juvenile Justice System
ROSES (Resilience, Opportunity, Safety, Education, Strength) at Rutgers is a new community-based advocacy program focused on providing intervention for girls in juvenile detention, on probation, or deemed at-risk for justice system involvement.
New Tools for Law Enforcement being Created at Rutgers University–Camden with Funding from the U.S. Department of Justice
Researcher Catherine Grgicak is working on scientific approaches that will help enforcement investigators figure out the identity of a criminal.
Criminal Justice Organization Purchases Kevlar Vest for Camden County K-9
Ninja, police dog in the Camden County Sheriff’s Department, proudly bounded off the stage in his brand new Kevlar vest and showed it off to a small crowd of admirers. Thanks to the hard work of Rutgers University–Camden’s Criminal Justice organization, Ninja will now have protection while out on patrol with Officer Sean Smith. Students […]
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