Alumni Larry Gottlieb CCAS’74 has spent a lifetime making plays – first on the court as a professional basketball player in Israel after graduating from Rutgers–Camden, and then as a public servant, coordinating resources and people to create safe housing options for the homeless. Read more about this dynamic team player and his journey from the hardwood to a life serving others.

Recent graduate Basma Qazi is using her dual degree in law and social work to build a unique offering of support services for her community. 

Marine Corps veteran Julio Dagand does everything he can to get involved on campus, including as a photographer for the student newspaper. Learn more about how higher education has shaped his next chapter after military service.

The Rutgers–Camden campus looks drastically different than it did when Paul Moré Jr. started here as a student in 1961. Over 60 years later, Moré is a beloved lecturer of mathematics, who continues to evolve his teaching style to make a lasting impact in the lives of his students. 

Join us in congratulating the seven Rutgers–Camden faculty members whose promotions were recently approved by the Rutgers University Board of Governors.

Department of History Chair and Professor Andrew Shankman explores how colonial newspapers joined patriots like Paul Revere in the fight for American independence and continues to provide us with a lesson in speaking out.

Rutgers–Camden’s Center for Urban Research and Education (CURE) addresses the voices and needs of Camden County residents through research and community engagement. Learn more about CURE’s “Community First” initiative, which has empowered students to work directly with 13 local partner organizations.

Murad Mithani of the Rutgers School of Business–Camden encourages students to apply the principles of physics to business management and their other passions. Learn more about how Mithani is bridging the gap between two fields.

The Rutgers University Student Executive (RUSE) program offers local high schoolers and Rutgers–Camden undergraduate students the opportunity to gain valuable business and leadership skills over nine weeks. This unique co-curricular program is designed to help participants realize their potential and inspire them to follow their dreams of entrepreneurship.