Tag: juvenile gun violence

Rutgers–Camden Graduate Publishes New Book Exploring Juvenile Gun Violence

Rutgers–Camden Graduate Publishes New Book Exploring Juvenile Gun Violence

Rutgers–Camden graduate Diane Marano is the author of a new book, Juvenile Offenders and Guns: Voices Behind Gun Violence.

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Behind the Gun: Ph.D. Graduate and Former Camden County Prosecutor Explores Juvenile Gun Violence

Behind the Gun: Ph.D. Graduate and Former Camden County Prosecutor Explores Juvenile Gun Violence

Diane Marano, a recent Ph.D. graduate in childhood studies, focused her dissertation on the critical issues surrounding juvenile gun violence.

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Former Camden County Prosecutor and Ph.D. Candidate Explores Juvenile Gun Violence

Former Camden County Prosecutor and Ph.D. Candidate Explores Juvenile Gun Violence

As a Camden County assistant prosecutor for 25 years, Diane Marano witnessed the devastating effects of gun violence on the city’s youth. She spent the last 21 of those years as section chief of the juvenile unit, where she gained a piercing understanding of the faces and names – and lives – behind the cold […]

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Rutgers In The News

WPVI-TV (6 ABC): Saturday, April 10
“WALKING TRAIL IN UPPER DARBY TAKES VISITORS THROUGH HISTORIC TOUR ON THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD” Bart Everts (reference/instruction librarian, Paul Robeson Library) discusses the new trail in this television news report.
New Jersey Stage: Friday, April 9
“A HERO FOR THESE TIMES – CAMDEN COMIC CON GOES VIRTUAL” Miranda Powell (education and community programs coordinator, RCCA) discusses this year’s Camden Comic Con, presented by the Rutgers–Camden Center for the Arts, which takes place online April 12 – May 15.
Philadelphia Inquirer: Thursday, April 8
“INSIDE CAMDEN’S FIGHT TO VACCINATE THE MOST VULNERABLE” Kevin Emmons (associate dean and clinical associate professor, SNC) is running pop-up vaccine clinics in Camden City housing complexes.
TAPinto: Thursday, April 8
“CAMDEN ART EXHIBIT OFFERS ‘A NEW VIEW’ OF THE CITY” Rutgers–Camden is a lead partner for this environmentally themed public art project, which is funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies and will debut on Earth Day.
Star-Ledger: Tuesday, April 6
“FOR FIRST TIME EVER, SEE HOW COVID HIT EVERY TOWN IN N.J. IN 2020” Sarah Allred (faculty director, WRI and associate professor, FASC-psychology) discusses a report by the Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs about the correlation between coronavirus case rates and certain demographics in N.J. towns.
South Jersey Biz: March 2021
“THE LITTLE THINGS” Monica Adya (dean, SBC) is among the local leaders who were interviewed about the little things in life that can help relieve stress.