New research reveals that many retired faculty continue scholarly work while navigating challenges to their sense of purpose, professional identity, and social connections.
Journalism and Media Studies Department
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Amelia Acker and María Celeste Wagner earned ASIS&T's top book honor for works on digital archives and misinformation. The association called the books the year's "most outstanding contributions" to information science.
Highlights include Top Papers recognition and elected division leadership service
As a member of Rutgers’ ShockWave, Rose has previously performed at the SC&I graduation ceremony. This year, she will take the stage in a new role – delivering the SC&I Student Representative Presentation to her classmates.
Digital and Social Media and Social Justice and Media launch in summer 2026, expanding JMS options to five 15‑credit specializations.
This award, bestowed by Rutgers University Academic Affairs, "honors lecturers from any discipline who have demonstrated excellence in classroom instruction."