Every fall, the Center for Executive Leadership in Government brings Executive MPA students and alumni together in Princeton to close the semester and head into winter break. Conversations resume. New connections form. Old ones deepen. https://t.co/oBn8Q5lh53

As the year winds down, images tell the story: fieldwork and papers, lab benches and classrooms, biology and chemistry, liberal arts and more. Veterans and immigrants. New Jersey and far afield. https://t.co/ybvd6PoFHW

ChatGPT said: 🍂 As the semester comes to a close, this is a moment to pause and look ahead. Papers written. Code cracked. Lessons taught. Research sharpened. Across disciplines, this semester reflects shared effort and momentum. 📸 https://t.co/ybvd6PoFHW #PictureYourself

📚 Paul Robeson Library is extending its hours for Fall 2025 finals. From Dec 11–17, you’ll have early mornings and late nights to work on papers, projects, exams, and experiments. Details below. #RutgersGraduateSchoolCamden Full post:: https://t.co/2viABcjf3K

⏳ As the semester winds down, graduate students and alumni can use this moment to plan next steps. The newly branded Career Advancement Center is ready to work with you, and Cara Fantini is your point person for anything career related: https://t.co/VBvvVxV0hI

🎓 Spring Orientation at Rutgers Graduate School-Camden is in a little more than a month. New members of the Graduate School community will arrive on campus and connect across programs. ✅ RSVP: https://t.co/CrQjGh9XnZ #SpringOrientation #GraduateCommunity

Angel Perez turned coursework into practice. An MPA alum and Emerging Media MA student, Angel presented Camden Unveiled—a digital storytelling program using ethical media to help first-generation, lower-income students reclaim community narratives. 🔗 https://t.co/GuBYBaMBfx

💬✨ How does kindness move through digital space, and does it change how people feel? In The Philadelphia Inquirer, Psychological Sciences MA and Prevention Science faculty member Yoona Kang studies digital compassion and well-being. 📖 https://t.co/v96KNMD6HJ

Leaves turning. Workload is real. Coffee is constant. ☕🍂 In Voices of Rutgers University-Camden, Criminal Justice MA student Alexa Nichols writes about the small wins that carry you. https://t.co/6rPszedRkV

🎄Graduate School Holiday Party: A year of experiments, drafts, late nights, breakthroughs, code that finally ran, data that finally spoke, poems that finally landed. Work in labs, classrooms, fieldwork, and across disciplines - all of it worth marking. https://t.co/Sp3cY7OCZ4

From Dunkin’ shifts to directing sound in the classroom 🎶Meet Brady Kellum, a Teacher Education MAT student at Rutgers–Camden who is now student teaching high school music and helping young musicians find their confidence and their voice. 📖 Full story https://t.co/Xlmtw4YWPW

Fresh back from New Orleans after her First Prize win, Creative Writing MFA student Katrina “Kat” Echevarría Richter read her award-winning work, met fellow writers, and made new connections. ✍🏽🌴 Travel supported by a Travel & Research Grant. https://t.co/7eTAJw2L2v

Public Policy & Administration showed up at the NJLM Annual Conference - where NJ cities get shaped. Gina Schober (EMPA 16) and Helena Cabezas (PhD) were in the mix. #NJLM #NewJerseyCities #ExecutiveMPA #MPA #PublicServiceLeadership #RutgersCamden #MunicipalLeadership

🏀🎁❤️Rutgers-Camden Athletics and the Office of Fraternity & Sorority Affairs are hosting the first holiday toy drive at the double-header. Bring an unwrapped toy and catch both games in one night. #HoopsAndHolidays #ToyDrive #RutgersCamden #BasketballNight #HolidayGiving

A new exhibit highlights alumni from the MFA in Creative Writing program, featuring fiction, poetry, memoir, nonfiction, and speculative work that reflects the range and growth of writers shaped on the Camden campus. Exhibit: https://t.co/MKet8oM4nE #CreativeWriting #MFA

Four Childhood Studies PhD students are presenting this week in Stockton’s Childhood Application Seminar Series, sharing work on Black girlhood in film, Afro-Native identity, public safety laws, and the power of gaze in self-directed education. Full story: https://t.co/gywLRyhqps

Last online info session of 2025 🎓💻 Get clear on your next steps at Rutgers Graduate School–Camden whether you’re admitted, earning accelerated credits, or newly accepted. Programs, timelines, funding, and questions welcome. Register: https://t.co/5bNYSYvmh0

A substitute teaching job became a calling for Nichole Deacon after the kindness she saw in her students. That spark now guides her journey in the Master of Arts in Teaching program. Full story: https://t.co/IylxVRGlRZ #FutureTeacher #StudentTeaching #TeachingWithPurpose

Artificial intelligence for brain research earned a Best Poster Honorable Mention Award at the 16th Association for Computing Machinery Conference on Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, and Health Informatics. More: https://t.co/Xmd04iL5WR Program: https://t.co/AAknELEcWm

🎓 Meet Alexa Nichols, a Criminal Justice MA student who began her graduate journey through accelerated credits on the Rutgers–Camden campus. She is now a Graduate Raptor Ambassador helping prospective and incoming students through tours and Spring Orientation. #RutgersCamden