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On April 13, we are pleased to honor Dr. Nicole Cooke LIS Ph.D. '12 as our 2022 SC&I Distinguished Alumni Awardee. Please join us as we recognize Dr. Cooke for her contributions in the field of library studies.
Tobin will speak on "Making Up for Lost Time," highlighting experiences in the LIS profession and her passion for diversity and inclusion initiatives.
Celebrating Alexander Library's International Youth Literature Collection on April 1, 2022 - International Children's Book Day.
A Set of the World’s First Children's Books in Lao Donated to the IYLC at Rutgers’ Alexander Library
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SC&I faculty member Marc Aronson, a co-creator of the International Youth Literature Collection at the Alexander Library, said, “this acquisition is significant, because these are the first children's books ever written and published in Lao.” The donation will be celebrated on the annual “Day of the International Children's Book,” event at Alexander Library on April 1, 2022.
Substance Abuse in the U.S.A. and Greece by Rutgers University & Democritus University.
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Through the Gender and Media Minor, Rutgers students learn to examine gendered power dynamics and representations in media and modern culture; critique current conditions of media production and consumption; express their own viewpoint through the high-quality media they will produce; and help bring about social justice and equality in gender relations.
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In the Digital Communication, Information, and Media Minor, students develop digital skills, create a portfolio of digital projects that relate to their interests and professional goals; and prepare to lead in digital environments in every industry.
Join SC&I Professor Marc Aronson and graphic novel expert extraordinaire Gina Gagliano in a wide-ranging conversation about this widely misunderstood genre.
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A new five-part video education series, “Curbside Manner: Health Beyond the Hospital,” has been created by RWJBarnabas Health.
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“Agility, flexibility, and a commitment to lifelong learning will be critical skills for today’s grads,” Rizzotti said.
