Alumna Jessica Ware, a curator at the American Museum of Natural History, helps prepare exhibits that educate the public about insects.
Summer 2022
We Did It!
Despite two years of academics disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Class of 2022 perseveres and gets a stirring send-off at commencement.
PLUS: Meet the alumnus who is married to The Mob (Museum) • Women’s basketball coaching icon C. Vivian Stringer retires • The summer’s best beach chair • Alumni who are stewards of nature • Sublime soul food
Alumni Armando Alfonso and Frank McLaughlin help create Cramer Hill Waterfront Park in Camden.
Jennifer Robertson is the keeper of the Big Cat Falls exhibit at the Philadelphia Zoo. She is among the alumni acting as stewards and interpreters of nature, serving in New York City, South Dakota, and Camden.
Alumnus Bob Burns and his wife manage the LaHood-Burns Family Forest in South Dakota, which is surrounded by the Black Hills National Forest.
Rutgers alumnae serving in the New Jersey State Legislature advocate for residents who are particularly vulnerable.
OBITUARY: A champion of under-represented children and neighborhoods who had been executive director of the Greater New Brunswick Day Care Council.
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT: Experiencing major in-person firsts as I completed my second year.
THE STATE WE’RE IN: President Holloway launches the inaugural cohort of Rutgers Summer Service Internship.