Tag: Phoebe Haddon

Rutgers University–Camden Chancellor Phoebe Haddon Announces Intention to Step Down as Chancellor

Rutgers–Camden Chancellor Phoebe Haddon announced the 2019-20 academic year will be her last as leader of the campus.

A national conference of higher education leaders committed to urban growth learned about the innovative programs at Rutgers–Camden.

Rutgers University–Camden once again has been recognized by Washington Monthly magazine as a great value.

Asbury Park Press: Monday, Oct. 25
“HAITIANS, WHO HAVE A STRONG PRESENCE IN NEW JERSEY, WANT TO HELP THEIR PEOPLE BACK HOME” Eliezer Marcellus (assistant dean, FASC-academic advising), a native Haitian who grew up in Camden, is featured in this report.
Hispanic Outlook on Education Magazine: October 2021
“KEY TO SUCCESS” Rutgers University–Camden Chancellor Antonio D. Tillis writes about a campus community of diversity and inclusiveness in this guest column.
WPHL-TV (PHL17): Thursday, Oct. 21
“HOW SUPPLY CHAIN ISSUES WILL IMPACT THE HOLIDAY SEASON” S. Karti Puranam (assistant professor, SBC-management) discusses increased consumer demand, decreased manufacturing and shipping delays in this morning news segment.
Discover Magazine: Monday, Oct. 18
“CITIES BUILT ON CEMETERIES” Historical human remains unearthed in Philadelphia are being examined and cataloged by Rutgers–Camden researchers (the Arch Street Project).
National Geographic: Friday, Oct. 15
“HOW BODIES TELL STORIES CENTURIES AFTER DEATH” Kimberlee Moran (associate teaching professor, FASC-forensic science) appears in this Nat Geo Explores video about forensic science.
Patch: Wednesday, Oct. 13
“NEW CAMDEN COUNTY HEALTH HUB WILL INCLUDE COVID-19 BOOSTERS” This new hub in Blackwood is part of a partnership among Camden County, the Rutgers School of Nursing–Camden, and Cooper University Health Care.