Tag: Rutgers Law School

Rutgers Law School GraduateTurned Her Life Around and Achieved Her Goal of Becoming A Lawyer

Rutgers Law School GraduateTurned Her Life Around and Achieved Her Goal of Becoming A Lawyer

Through grit and perseverance, Carmen Day overcame hurdles to become an attorney.

Posted in: Scarlet Pride

Rutgers Law Professor Katie Eyer Instrumental in Forming Legal Strategy in U.S. Supreme Court Ruling that Civil Rights Law Protects Gay and Transgender Workers

Rutgers Law Professor Katie Eyer Instrumental in Forming Legal Strategy in U.S. Supreme Court Ruling that Civil Rights Law Protects Gay and Transgender Workers

Eyer has won precedent-setting cases protecting the rights of LGBTQ employees.

Posted in: Community Outreach

Rutgers Law School in Camden Graduate Fabiana Pierre-Louis Nominated to NJ Supreme Court

Rutgers Law School in Camden Graduate Fabiana Pierre-Louis Nominated to NJ Supreme Court

NJ Supreme Court nominee Fabiana Pierre-Louis graduated from the Camden location of Rutgers Law School in 2006.

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Rutgers‒Camden Law School 2020 Graduating Student Briana Ramos Overcomes Obstacles and Excels

Rutgers‒Camden Law School 2020 Graduating Student Briana Ramos Overcomes Obstacles and Excels

Briana Ramos says her experiences have made her stronger, which will serve her well in her career.

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Rutgers Law Student Turns Her Past into a Promising Future

Rutgers Law Student Turns Her Past into a Promising Future

After overcoming years of personal struggles, Dawn Ericksen is now preparing for a career in public interest law.

Posted in: Campus Life

Rutgers In The News

Press of Atlantic City: Friday, Oct. 23
“A MAJORITY OF SOUTH JERSEY POLICE ARE USING BODY-WORN CAMERAS, BUT EXPERTS ARE MIXED ON THEIR EFFECTIVENESS” J.C. Lore III (distinguished clinical professor, RLAW) discusses benefits of body-worn cameras and barriers to implementing them in South Jersey police departments.
WCAU-TV (NBC10): Tuesday, Oct. 20
“DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE SUES GOOGLE” Michael Carrier (distinguished professor, RLAW) is interviewed in this television news report.
WPHL-TV (PHL17): Monday, Oct. 19
“OCTOBER IS NATIONAL BULLYING PREVENTION AWARENESS MONTH” Nancy Pontes (assistant professor, SNC) is interviewed during this television news segment.
WKXW-FM (NJ101.5): Sunday, Oct. 18
“MAIL-IN VOTER FRAUD ‘EXCEEDINGLY RARE,’ SAYS RUTGERS EXPERT” Lorraine Minnite (associate professor, FASC-public policy) discusses her research on voter fraud in this report.
Courier-Post: Sunday, Oct. 18
“WILL YOUNG VOTERS IN SOUTH JERSEY HAVE AN IMPACT ON THE ELECTION?” This report quotes Daniel Hart (distinguished professor, FASC-psychology) and discusses Project 555, a youth voter initiative launched by SGA president Nitan Shanas and the Civic Scholars program.
Press of Atlantic City: Sunday, Oct. 18
“WITH STAY-AT-HOME ORDERS LIFTED, EXPERTS MIXED ON HOW DOMESTIC VIOLENCE RATES WERE INFLUENCED BY COVID-19” This report quotes Victoria L. Chase (clinical associate professor, RLAW and director, Domestic Violence Clinic).