In its inaugural year, the AI Ethics Lab at the Digital Studies Center, affiliated with the Digital Studies and Philosophy & Religion departments and led by the Principal Investigator Dr. Nate Walker, has achieved the following milestones in research, course development, public scholarship, and university service. Research: With generous support from the Dean’s Digital Studies … Continue reading Inaugural Year at the AI Ethics Lab …
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Dr. Stuart Charmé Retiring
Congratulations Dr. Stuart Charmé on your retirement! Dr. Charmé has taught at Rutgers Camden for 47 years, rising to Professor of Religion and Director of the Master of Arts in Liberal Studies (MALS) program. The impact of his work has been extraordinary. He has published three books, a documentary film, dozens of articles, and many … Continue reading Dr. Stuart Charmé Retiring…
Congratulations Graduates!
Congratuations to our Philosophy and Religion graduates of 2025! Alhajie Bah Rahzirah Blocker Paul Boyd Ahmir Johnson Raymond Kahrig Anelise Keir Morgan Losnedahl Cheyla Ruiz Saalif Sesay Jason Shinn Brandon Valeri Brandon Vidales Quince Wright We’re proud of your accomplishments and wish you the very best for your next chapter. Department of Philosophy and Religion
AI Ethics Lab Co-Publishes Human Rights Report
The AI Ethics Lab at Rutgers University, led by Dr. Nathan C. Walker, is pleased to announce the publication of the whitepaper, “Promoting and Advancing Human Rights in Global AI Ecosystems,” which will be presented at a side event of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, Switzerland, on March 20–21, 2025. The paper advocates … Continue reading AI Ethics Lab Co-Publishes Human Rights Report…
Professor Karapanagiotis Interview by The Gleaner
Professor Karapanagiotis was interviewed by the Gleaner, see link to the interview here this article in the Gleaner. Congratulations Professor Karapanagiotis!
Laughtivism Op-Ed by Prof. Betz
That one ‘weird’ trick? It’s working. Political experts have long expressed grave concern about Trump being a threat to democracy, but no amount of dire warning has accomplished what the middle-school taunt “weird” has. By Margaret Betz Philadelphia Inquirer, August 6, 2024 Read the article here.