Keith Green, an associate professor of English, examines slave narratives in his forthcoming book, Bound to Respect: Antebellum Narratives of Imprisonment, Servitude and Captivity, 1816 to 1861.
“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.
“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.
“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.
“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.
“INSURERS SNUB BROADWAY SHOWS TO CREATE UNEVEN PLAYING FIELD” Kenneth Elliott (associate professor, FASC-theater) discusses costs associated with restarting shows on Broadway.
“PEOPLE LEAVING PRISON HAVE A HARD TIME GETTING JOBS. THE PANDEMIC HAS MADE THINGS WORSE” This report cites a Rutgers–Camden study on the health of formerly incarcerated individuals.
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