“Young people want to effect change, but are highly suspicious of politics.”–Shauna Shames, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Rutgers University–CamdenSource: Millennials don’t want to run for office – The Washington Post
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Student Award Winners for 2014-2015
The Department of Political Science offers a number of awards each year in recognition of outstanding student performance in the areas of academic achievement and leadership. The Departmental Faculty nominates students meeting the criteria for these awards, each of which is described in detail below. Nominated students will be notified early in the spring semester … Continue reading Student Award Winners for 2014-2015…
Seventh Annual Baron Lecture Series Scheduled for 4/1
On Wednesday, April 1st, join us for the Seventh Annual Jacob Abraham and Mildred Amelia Baron Lecture Series, featuring Latifa Lyles, Director of the Women’s Bureau of the Department of Labor. Ms. Lyles will present “Working for Women’s Economic Equality at the Women’s Bureau of the United States Department of Labor.” The event begins at … Continue reading Seventh Annual Baron Lecture Series Scheduled for 4/1…
New Policy for courses online and at other Rutgers Campuses
All courses counting towards the Political Science major or minor must be in-classroom or hybrid courses offered through the Camden Political Science Department unless the student has received prior approval from the department chair for an online course or one at another Rutgers Campus.
Board of Governors Recognizes Dr. Alan Tarr
Dr. Alan Tarr, Professor II of Political Science, was named a Board of Governors Professor of Political Science at the Board of Governors meeting on Feb. 4, 2014.Dr. Tarr is a leading expert on American constitutional law, state constitutions, and comparative constitutionalism. Along with Robert Williams, Professor II of Law, Dr. Tarr co-founded Rutgers-Camden’s Center for … Continue reading Board of Governors Recognizes Dr. Alan Tarr…
From Court to the Classroom: Two Retired Judges Teach “Judicial Process”
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences featured a news story about the course “Judicial Process”, taught by Judges Charles M. Rand and Francine I. Axelrad. You can find the story by visiting https://fas.camden.rutgers.edu/2013/12/23/from-court-to-the-classroom-two-retired-judges-teach-judicial-process/.