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2021 Arts and Sciences Staff Excellence Awards
Staff who have distinguished themselves in service excellence, dedication to the School of Arts and Sciences, and our students and constituents were honored at a reception in April.
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Jonelsy Gonzalez SAS'22, a first-generation college student majoring in Latino and Caribbean studies, took on myriad roles at Rutgers, including mentoring, volunteerism, and social justice advocacy. -
Nine faculty members of the School of Arts and Sciences were among 31 Rutgers educators receiving the 2021-2022 Faculty Year-End Excellence Awards from President Holloway. -
Historians Yesenia Barragan and Judith Surkis are known for research that challenges our understanding of race, slavery, and the lingering legacy of colonialism. -
A research mathematician’s work might seem very different from that of a jazz musician. But a Rutgers University professor who has inhabited both roles to widespread acclaim would disagree. -
Alka Dalal RU'83 exemplified Jain principles throughout her life, a faith tradition that emphasizes nonviolence toward all living things, through philanthropy, artwork, and kindness. -
Saima Shafiq Mohsin RC’90 RLAW’94 is in the top tier of her profession as the new Acting United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan.
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