The state of business in Camden: A Q&A with Mitchell Koza
In February 2006, Mitchell Koza was named the third dean of Rutgers’ School of Business–Camden after an aggressive global search. He previously served as director general and professor of international strategy for Cedep–INSEAD (the European Center for Executive Development at the European Institute of Business Administration) in France. As the School of Business–Camden prepares to celebrate the 20th anniversary of its founding, Mitchell Koza reflects upon his first two years as dean.
Inside Focus
Examining the mindset of the American voter
Richard R. Lau believes citizens should give more thought to the electoral process so they do not vote incorrectly.
Studying humanity at its worst
The director of the new Rutgers Center for the Study of Genocide and Human Rights aims to change perceptions of a horror few Americans ever encounter.
Henry Rutgers Lecture on Alzheimer’s: No sugar-coating, but hope
Diagnosis is much better than 10 years ago, and research on the disease is proceeding at a fairly dramatic pace.
Chemistry professor crowned in Nigeria for good deeds
Victoria C. Ukachukwu, who is also associate dean of the University College Community, became the first woman in her Nigerian village to receive a distinguished honor.
Awards and recognition
An extensive list of recent awards and honors earned by Rutgers faculty, staff and graduate students.
Rutgers research prepares voters for 2008 presidential election
Rutgers' expertise in the U.S. political system is becoming increasingly important to the public.
Event Highlights
The Marion Thompson Wright Lecture Series; a forum on a proposed stadium expansion; Supreme Court Justice Samuel A. Alito talks about his Italian heritage; and much more.
Faculty Q&A
Rutgers historian Deborah Gray White has been honored for her groundbreaking study of women slaves in the South. Now, she's telling her own story and editing a book of essays about black women historians in the ivory tower.
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Documenting a dubious trade
Rutgers student travels to Thailand with the organization Global PACT and returns shining a light on global human trafficking
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Rutgers Business School's hot new course: Love and Money
Real-life skills, like managing credit cards and debt and cultivating healthy relationships, are part of the curriculum.
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