“The world needs creative, committed, and responsible journalists and media makers more urgently than ever, and these students are leading the way,” said Chair of the Journalism and Media Studies Department and Professor Lauren Feldman.
“The award is given annually to honor a community partner organization that supports the school’s public health practice experiences,” said SPH.
A cap and gown that belonged to Bill Bauer—a beloved Rutgers professor and generous supporter of the university—will be worn at commencement ceremonies this year by Jon Oliver, a former student of Bauer and longtime Rutgers faculty and staff member who is completing his Ph.D. exactly 40 years after earning his bachelor’s degree.
During her visit to the MCM class, Carissa Lawson provided insights into how the rise of citizen journalism, social media, and AI are impacting news writing and broadcasting.
The highly prestigious Pulitzer Prize, one of the top literary prizes in the United States, is “designed to celebrate excellence in journalism, arts, and letters.”
“My RU pride has continued to grow as an alumna, as I have experienced the value of the Rutgers reputation,” Weber said.
After graduating with a degree in information technology and informatics, Amelia Khoo is heading to Seattle to work as a technical program manager.
This special event enabled the SC&I community to honor student scholarship recipients and the school’s generous scholarship donors.
“Take every opportunity you have and learn as much as you can,” Schwartz advises current SC&I students. “Your unique experiences will set you apart from other candidates, so try to get experience in any way possible.”
Two SC&I faculty members have been named recipients of Rutgers University’s prestigious 2024-2025 Universitywide Faculty Year-End Excellence Awards.