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…
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/.
Political Science Society Constitution is posted on the PS Society Page https://polisci.camden.rutgers.edu/students/political-science-society for members to review. Please review and submit comments/questions/concerns/changes until November 14 for Presidents Jessica Saulnier at jms262011@gmail.com
Three Political Science Honors students in a seminar on Business and Government, Rachelle Rankin, Howard Robertson and Tamari Ramishvili were able to attend the New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce Legislative and Business Awards Dinner on October 9, 2013. They heard commentary on business and government cooperation from awardees State Senators Fred Madden (D) and … Continue reading Three Political Science Honors Students Attend NJ Chamber of Commerce Legislative and Business Awards Dinner…
Dr. Michael Fortner discussed the impact of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech in Angelo Fichera, “Palmyra Graduate Helped Pen Words that Resonate 50 Years Later,” Courier-Post, August 25, 2013.
Dr. Michael Javen Fortner discussed the history of African-American support for anti-drug policies on NPR’s Code Switch, August 16, 2013
