Early in her career, Camie Morrison followed the traditional path for an accounting graduate, enjoying success as an accountant and consultant for multiple Big Four firms. While the work was challenging, she knew she wanted more in the long term. Now she is leveraging the expertise she gained in the corporate world to bolster the university's research enterprise.
Michelle D. Mason, JD, has been appointed interim dean at Florida International University College of Law. Mason graduated from the Law School in 1995 and received her bachelor's degree in English from Rutgers University–Newark in 1991. Originally from Jersey City, Mason said her Rutgers education prepared her professionally, but it also stirred in her a commitment to a career in education.
Sophia Westfall CCAS‘25 will study literature and creative writing at Cardiff University through a Fulbright award, one of the most prestigious and selective scholarships in the world.
Sister Anetha Perry GSC’23 is exploring the role Black Settlement Houses can play in Camden’s revitalization.
City & State Pennsylvania honored Leslie M. Walker CCAS’86 for excellence in community service.
Gavin Henry CCAS’24 has embarked on an academic and professional path that draws heavily from his time at Rutgers University–Camden.
