Rutgers Law Associates (RLA) recently won a jury trial on behalf of an 80-year-old client who had been deceived into signing over his home’s deed. RLA fellow Sam Romeo ’23 tried the case, successfully convincing six out of seven jurors that his client was a victim of fraud.
As a Rutgers–Camden student, Chris Senseney never imagined she would one day become a special agent for the FBI. Learn about the alumna’s remarkable journey and how her Rutgers education has empowered her throughout.
Alum 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.
Joseph Davis says Rutgers "saved him." He is returning the favor by giving to law scholarships through a planned gift.
Rutgers–Camden history graduate Emily Winters CCAS’21 GSC’23 stepped quickly into a career in public history at Carpenters’ Hall in Philadelphia, site of the First Continental Congress in 1774.