Out of all of the titles Greg Johnston has held — lawyer, teacher, computer programmer, musician, and now accountant — he has found one that suits him just fine. “I consider myself a lifetime learner,” says Johnston, a Glassboro resident and 2015 Rutgers University–Camden graduate. “I could have stayed with my very first job, and […]
Rutgers-Camden students from the College of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers Law-Camden, the Rutgers School of Business-Camden, and the Rutgers School of Nursing-Camden graduated during commencement ceremonies on May 21 and 22, 2014. Ceremonies were held at the Susquehanna Bank Center on the Camden Waterfront and in the Walter Gordon Theater on the Rutgers-Camden campus. For […]
CAMDEN — For those whose every day is a financial struggle, Tax Day can be especially daunting. Affording accounting services may not be feasible at all and some commercial preparers prey on filers with low-to-moderate incomes, those where returns might be needed most. Through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) project, students and faculty at […]
Professionals from across disciplines often collaborate with each other in order to deliver key services to the community as effectively and efficiently as possible. In the healthcare industry, that kind of communication is essential to patient care. Rutgers–Camden students in the law, nursing, and social work fields recently joined students from the Cooper Medical School […]
Victims of rape around the world all struggle with whether to tell, fearful of not being believed or even being accused of attracting an attack. This hesitancy to come forward is heightened still in the more than 20 countries where rape-marriage laws encourage rapists to marry their victims as a way to have their crimes […]
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