44 years after starting her college journey, 62-year-old Jackie Sykes will proudly cross the graduation stage to receive her undergraduate degree.
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Tracy Tse CCAS’24 is the first graduate of Rutgers University–Camden’s BFA program, yet her academic legacy will have a permanent place in more ways than one. Tse won The Rutgers–Camden Center of the Arts’ Purchase Prize, which includes a cash award and the inclusion of her work in the gallery’s collection. The first-generation senior, who holds a 4.0 GPA, sees the Rutgers–Camden BFA opening a lot of doors.
Alexis Marini CCAS’24 became the state hammer throw champion during the NJAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships.
Graduating senior Joseph Medina SNC’24 will be walking tall at commencement. Medina has grown into his chosen profession as a first-generation student guided by mentors and professors at the Rutgers School of Nursing–Camden.
Rutgers University–Camden is proud to announce that Montrell Sanders, a doctoral student in public affairs, has been named a finalist for the prestigious Fulbright U.S. Student Award.
Rutgers University–Camden welcomed more than 1,600 accepted students and family members to campus for the university’s Admitted Students Day.