A Rutgers alumna created Beyond the Tenure Track, a career consultancy that coaches clients on careers outside of academic teaching and research.
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At 28, Ragner Jaeger '14, an attorney with Garcia-Watts Law, LLC, was the youngest lawyer invited last month, through the Hispanic Bar Association of New Jersey, to the White House Policy Briefing for Dominican Americans.
In 2013, after nearly 20 years at Broadcast Music Inc., Michael O’Neill became chief executive officer and added the title of president almost a year later.
Some new medical residents try to balance career plans with romantic dreams.
The Rutgers University–Camden Madrigal Ensemble will perform a free concert of George Frideric Handel’s popular English opera, “Acis and Galatea,” at 12:15 p.m. Tuesday, April 14, in the Walter K. Gordon Theater on the Rutgers–Camden campus.
Grace Brannigan and Jinglin Fu, assistant professors at Rutgers University–Camden, are among a select group of researchers from around the country to receive Cottrell College Science Awards from the Research Corporation for Science Advancement (RCSA).
Rutgers University-New Brunswick’s Summer Session, already one of the nation’s largest summer programs, is introducing 17 courses at the Jersey Shore.
Three influential Rutgers climate scientists joined President Robert Barchi at the first of three University Alumni Association events.
Gwendolyn Mahon brings a strong background in research and academic administration.
Improved standing is expected to enhance faculty recruitment and expansion of doctoral programs.
Maria Hernandez is helping to affect the lives of children who long to be part of a forever family.
Julien Musolino will be the first to tell you that he doesn’t have a soul. Nor does he think anyone else does.