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SC&I's Joyce Valenza is collaborating with NJASL to host the third annual School Library Bus Tour, which will include stops at 11 school libraries across New Jersey.
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Mazzella, who majored in Journalism and Media Studies at SC&I, takes the reader on a riveting journey of the events surrounding Superstorm Sandy, from its initial formation out at sea to its devastating and continuous impacts.
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Melanie Mostrowski '17 is an Associate Account Manager at Alligent Group/Pharma Group and was previously employed as a Marketing Coordinator for the Rutgers Pharmaceutical Industry Fellowship Program
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Bindi Saikia '17 tells us about her time at SC&I and what she feels are the top 3 benefits of the MCM program.
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Brent Ruben, Ralph Gigliotti, and Christine Goldthwaite worked in collaboration with senior leaders and faculty from RBHS to develop ALP-RBHS, a program designed to provide academic health leaders from across the university with an integrated orientation to leadership, managerial, and organizational concepts and competencies.
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Dana Shang is an alumna of the MCM program, specializing in Communication and Media Studies.
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Rutgers alumnus Ron Reisman ’71 talks about his career path beginning in radio journalism leading to his current position as Solar Ombudsman at Sustainable CUNY.
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Assistant Professor of Library and Information Science Kaitlin Costello's research proposal was awarded for its potential significance to information science research.
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The Douglas N. Woodson Sr. Endowed Scholarship empowers Master of Information students. With the first scholarship awards to be made in 2019, Brown-Woodson, who completed her doctorate at Rutgers, is happy to pay it forward. “With financial help, maybe students won’t have to work full time, and they can finish their degrees in a shorter amount of time,” she says. “That’s my intent—to give back and empower others.”
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Deborah Blackwell is a member of the Ocean County New Jersey's Library Management Team and currently serves as the library's Training Officer. Blackwell believes in the power of the public library to serve as a vital resource in being an "equalizer for all" community members. Please join us for this special event.
