Innovative Health Equity Program at Rutgers University–Camden Wins National Nursing Award
The Rutgers School of Nursing–Camden is honored for a new model for educating nurses.
Tag: Foreign Languages
Researcher Leads Innovative Language Teaching Project in South Jersey Schools
By Tom McLaughlin While research in applied linguistics and pedagogy is booming these days, language teachers and their students have yet to benefit from these research advances, explains Próspero García, an assistant professor of Spanish applied linguistics at Rutgers University–Camden. Looking to change that fact, the Rutgers–Camden researcher is now bringing pedagogical innovation to South […]
Using the Language of Learning to Improve Communities
In talking to Madison Rogers and reviewing her accomplishments, it’s easy to forget that she is only an undergraduate. The senior Spanish major will graduate from the College of Arts and Sciences on Thursday, May 19, with an impressive resume of nonprofit experience. And according to her, this is only the beginning. Rogers, a Collingswood […]
Seizing Opportunity: Graduating Student Took a Chance and Turned it into a Career
On May 21, Galina Graulau will earn distinction as an elite, K-12 Spanish teacher, as she and counterpart Aurora Boyette become the first two graduates of Rutgers–Camden’s innovative MAT program.
Course of Action: For Graduating Student, a Challenge is no Foreign Concept
On May 21, Aurora Boyette, a Spanish teacher at Absegami High School, will be one of the first two graduates – joining counterpart Galina Graulau – of the master of arts in teaching Spanish (MAT) program at Rutgers University–Camden.
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