A big congratulations to Dr. Wenhua Lu who was selected as a recipient of the Chancellor’s Award for Outstanding Research and Creative Activity for 2020. This award which recognizes Wenhua for her remarkable achievements in research and scholarship over the past three years. Please join in applauding Dr. Lu on this achievement!
Please join in congratulating Dr. Kate Cairns who has been awarded a Presidential Fellowship for Teaching Excellence as one of the university’s most distinguished young faculty members. This award is bestowed in recognition of her outstanding teaching accomplishments in her years at Rutgers. Few of these are awarded system-wide every year and Kate clearly is… continue reading
Elisabeth Yang, PhD student, recently published her chapter, “Horace Bushnell’s notion of the essentia organica in ‘Christian Nurture’ and his child-centered anthropology,” in James Beauregard, Giusy Gallo, Claudia Stancati, eds. The Person at the Crossroads: A Philosophical Approach (Vernon Press, 2020). The Person at the Crossroads: A Philosophical Approach brings together scholars from around the world… continue reading
About five years ago, Dan Cook recalls, he began leading an editorial team on a mission to create the premiere reference work for the burgeoning, global field of childhood studies. Fast forward to the present day, as the Rutgers University–Camden researcher announces the publication of the major, field-defining work – The SAGE Encyclopedia of… continue reading
Dr. Dan Cook published his final editorial in Childhood, “The Wages of Constructivism”. Read the article here.
The Graduate School is please to announce the second annual Graduate Student Paper Competition winners: Heather Reel and Michelle Lyttle-Storrod. Their papers were judged on the basis of quality of writing, originality of the work, and overall contribution to the knowledge base of their field. To read more about their papers click here.
