The Department of Philosophy and Religion invites all faculty, staff, students, and alumni to an end of the year reception to celebrate the accomplishments of our students and faculty. We’d especially like to recognize all of our graduating seniors and to present several department awards to students for their accomplishments. When: Thursday, May 2nd from… continue reading
The department is proud to announce that Dr. Stuart Charme, Professor of Religion, is this year’s recipient of the highest campus teaching award, the annual Lindback Foundation Award for Distinguished Teaching. He was cited for his dedication to students and creativity in teaching and will be receive the award during the Arts and Sciences Honors… continue reading
Ballots, Babies, & Banners of Peace: American Jewish Women’s Activism, 1890-1940 A talk sponsored by History, Philosophy & Religion, and Women’s & Gender Studies Tuesday April 16, 2013, 4:30 – 6 pm, Law School Faculty Lounge, Reception after the talk Professor Melissa Klapper, Department of History, Rowan University Dr. Klapper, who teaches American, Jewish, and… continue reading
The March of Morality: Making Sense of Jefferson’s Moral Sense M. Andrew Holowchak Thursday April 4, 12:20-1:20, in the 429 Cooper Street building first floor Seminar Room. Free pizza and soda! Much has been made of his debt to Scottish philosophers, ancient ethicians, and even Jesus concerning his moral-sense ethics in Jefferson’s writings. Such “wild”… continue reading
Students in Philosophy and Religion should consider pursuing a job internship through Rutgers-Camden’s Career Center. Internships can take place in a wide variety of potential careers and help you gain practical experience, clarify your career goals, build a network, achieve a competitive advantage, and even earn you college credit. For more information, contact James Marino… continue reading
