Tanya Finney Estrada's focus on intentional design, community needs, and adaptability transformed the Pennsauken Free Public Library into a dynamic space for connection, innovation, and lasting impact.
Library and Information Science Department
Stories
An April 2 event at Alexander Library, hosted by SC&I, brought together readers from across campus and beyond, highlighting children’s and teen literature as a bridge across cultures, languages, and experiences.
LIS faculty authors shared their newly published books and engaged doctoral students in field‑wide conversations.
The SC&I inaugural Mary Hay Glass Symposium focusing on health information challenges in a time of change brings together expert practitioners, researchers, and students.
Faculty and doctoral students from Rutgers School of Communication and Information will share award‑winning and finalist‑recognized research at the annual iConference, organized by the global iSchools Organization.
This award honors a Rutgers-New Brunswick faculty member whose scholarship integrates community engagement as a vital component of their work.