The institutions are joining forces to expand research, education and community engagement to advance the practice of palliative medicine in the City of Camden and the region.

Join leaders from Berkshire Hathaway, Cooper University Health System, Camden Community Partnership, Duane Morris LLP, and Vantage Commercial and Residential to learn about important trends in their sectors & key initiatives/ opportunities under way in SJ

I am delighted to announce that the Board of Governors has confirmed the appointment of Dr. Antonio D. Tillis as Chancellor of Rutgers University–Camden, effective July 1, 2021.

I’m humbled to receive this award and honored to be recognized among this group of amazing young attorneys.

Three regional leaders have been named to the Dean’s Leadership Council for the School of Business at Rutgers University–Camden.

Thousands of South Jersey residents are receiving COVID-19 vaccinations thanks to the volunteer service of Rutgers University‒Camden nursing faculty and students who have been on the front line of this massive effort since New Jersey began receiving doses of the vaccine in January.

Rutgers University‒Camden scholar Angélica González is exploring ancient environments in the Atacama Desert in Chile to discover how soil arthropods – such as beetles and spiders – respond to climate change, particularly changes in precipitation.

Kris Kolluri, president and CEO of Cooper’s Ferry Partnership in Camden, has been selected as one of 25 business school graduates worldwide to be named to membership in the 2021 Class of Influential Leaders by AACSB International.

Congressman Donald Norcross (NJ-01) announced today that Rutgers University–Camden will receive $233,066 in federal funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for research into the effects of climate change on ecological diversity.

Rutgers University–Camden once again has been recognized nationally as a research university that provides great value and opportunity for its students.

A five-year, $2.2 million R01 grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to Rutgers University‒Camden is supporting research to help drug manufacturers produce medications that won’t cause liver damage to patients.

“I don’t know any dean who’s started their role under the circumstances you’ve started in,” a colleague reminded me shortly after I began serving as dean of Rutgers School of Business–Camden this spring.

When I joined the Rutgers University–Camden family in July 2014, I knew I was becoming a part of an inclusive and welcoming campus that was home to world-class faculty, ambitious students, dedicated staff, and successful alumni. Rutgers–Camden already had

Many of you have sent me messages in recent weeks as I’ve prepared to return to the chancellor’s office. Thanks to all of you. It has been just over a decade since I last served as interim chancellor, and I’m honored to have been asked to serve the campus

South Jersey’s largest school districts are facing unprecedented financial distress due to shortfalls in federal and state funding caused by reactions to the COVID-19 pandemic.