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EVENTSFALL 2017 RUTGERS–CAMDEN CENTER FOR THE ARTS

Picturing Camden Rounding out the trilogy of exhibi- Sketch/Photo Walking Tour Teacher Open House and Sept. 11–Dec. 8 | Stedman Gallery tions on Camden, including Visions of of Historic Cooper Street Workshop for Picturing Camden (2013) and Sounds of Camden Sunday, Oct. 1, 9:45 a.m.–noon | Camden Stedman Gallery hours: (2014), Picturing Camden explores Monday–Saturday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Stedman Gallery Tuesday, Oct. 3, 4:30–6 p.m. | Camden’s environment through the Stedman Gallery eyes of six contemporary artists: Tim Rain date: Sunday, Oct. 8 Opening Reception Portlock, Shuli Sadé, Michael Bart- Be inspired by the artists of Picturing The Teacher Open House will include Saturday, Sept. 23, 2–5 p.m. mann, Bruce Garrity, Ken Hohing, and Camden and the story of Cooper an interactive museum tour and a Eric Porter. The Stedman Gallery has Street! Join us for a walking tour hands-on workshop for local and More info: Contact Nancy Maguire regional teachers, as well as a brief at 856-225-6245 or see rcca.camden. invited these artists to create new work of historic Cooper Street and the talk by exhibition artist Bruce Garrity. rutgers.edu that captures both traces of Camden’s surrounding public art in Camden. history and its forward trajectory. Bring along your sketchbooks, cameras, Explore the exhibition, learn more watercolors, and journals to capture about the artworks in Picturing Like many northeastern American cities, your own vision of Camden and its Camden, discuss topics with col- Camden experienced the decline of many scenic treasures. Sites will leagues, and schedule your class its traditional manufacturing base and include Johnson Park, historic homes for the RCCA Museum Education the ensuing departure of its residents of Cooper Street, and several others Program. Light refreshments will be to the surrounding suburbs, a process along the way. We will take a look at served. Every attendee receives a grab that accelerated following World War II. the Picturing Camden exhibition before bag. For more information, contact Today, the city continues to attract new the tour. Wear comfortable walking Miranda Powell at 856-225-6202 or industries, while Camden’s educational shoes. Drawing materials will be [email protected]. and medical establishments have available if needed. strengthened their commitment to the city. Existing neighborhoods are being Please reserve your spot with enlivened by residents and workers Miranda Powell: 856-225-6202 or committed to the revitalization of the city. [email protected]. Co-sponsored by the Mid-Atlantic Regional Center Shuli Sadé, One step-Giant leap, 2017 for the Humanities' historic preservation program.

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Museum Education Program: Funding for this exhibition and programming has Picturing Camden been made possible in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts; the New Jersey Sept. 11–Dec. 8 | Stedman Gallery State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Through the Museum Education Arts; The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation; Subaru Program, students engage with of America Foundation; and Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. challenging artworks and subject matters, enabling them to better understand the visual arts and give informed responses to what they see. In-school and after-school time slots Bruce Garrity, Remembering Hartley’s are available. To schedule a guided Painting of Whitman House, drawing, 2017 tour of this exhibition for your class or group, please contact Miranda Powell at 856-225-6202 or miranda.powell@ Eric Porter, Untitled, 2017 rutgers.edu. RUTGERS–CAMDEN CENTER FOR THE ARTS

THE BIG READ The Big Read Kick-Off Event English and director of the Africana FAMILY-FRIENDLY EVENTS Saturday, Oct. 21, 1–3 p.m. | Studies program, will present on the Explore Citizen: Northgate Park, Sixth and Elm Streets book in its historic context. Storytelling Program: An American Lyric Tall Tales with Kyle J The kick-off event will feature a story- uWednesday, Nov. 29, 5–6 p.m. | Friday, Nov. 3, 6–7:30 p.m. | This fall, the Rutgers– teller to delight listeners, as well as Nursing and Science Building, Camden County Library, Nilsa I. Camden Center for the art activities, book discussion group Discovery Lab Room 312B Arts will participate in The sign-ups, and giveaways. Each partici- Cruz Downtown Branch | Ages 12 A cross-section of School of Nursing Big Read for the eighth pant will receive a copy of Citizen: An and under faculty researchers will discuss health time with Citizen: An American Lyric or an age-appropriate equity through the lens of Citizen: American Lyric by Claudia companion book. An American Lyric. Rankine. The two-month celebration features a lecture series, art Citizen: An American Lyric The Big Read Installations installation sites, storytelling programs, Book Exhibition Citizen: An American Sites: A Real Page Turner and more. A copy of Nov. 7–Dec. 9 | Paul Robeson Library Lyric or an age-appropriate companion Nov. 7–Dec. 9 | Paul Robeson Library book will be given to each patron at all The Paul Robeson Library will feature and the Camden County Library of the following events. a collection of books, biographies, and Nilsa I. Cruz Downtown Branch criticism related to Claudia Rankine’s For more information or to have your Citizen: An American Lyric. Participants of all ages will have the own Citizen: An American Lyric book opportunity to contribute to the growing group, call Noreen Scott Garrity at The Big Read Lecture Series installations at two sites. Sculptures 856-225-6306 or visit rcca.camden. will be created by the page-turning of uWednesday, Oct. 18, 11:30 a.m. | rutgers.edu. repurposed books. Stedman Gallery For more information about The Big NEA Big Read is a program of the National Endow- Everyone’s favorite storyteller, Kyle Read, see NEABigRead.org. Patrick Rosal, associate professor of ment for the Arts in partnership with Arts Midwest. Jakubowski, will weave his delightful English, is the author of the full- Rutgers–Camden Center for the Arts education word magic and captivate children of length poetry collection Brooklyn programs are made possible in part with generous all ages through interactive storytelling. Antediluvian (Persea, 2016), which support from the NEA Big Read, a program of the National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with The children help to tell the stories examines race and multiracial histories. Arts Midwest; the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation; through call-and-response, creative New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a partner Agency of the National Endow- movement, and other ways that pro- uThursday, Oct. 19, 12:45 p.m. | ment for the Arts; Subaru of America Foundation; vide engaged learning and encourage Stedman Gallery and other generous supporters. an interest in reading. Martin Rosenberg, professor of art Space is limited. Call ahead to reserve history, will discuss the artwork used your space. Contact Miranda Powell at as illustration throughout the book. 856-225-6202. His specialties include art theory, criticism, and practice.

uThursday, Oct. 26, 12:45–1:45 p.m. | Stedman Gallery Gregory Pardlo, assistant professor of English, won the Pulitzer Prize for his poetry collection, Digest (Four Way Books, 2014). Glenn Ligon, Untitled (I Feel Most Colored When I Am Thrown Against a Sharp White uWednesday, Nov. 1, 11:30 a.m. | Background), 1989. Image appears in Citizen: An American Lyric, and is part of Stedman Gallery the Rutgers–Camden Collection of Art. Keith Green, associate professor of RUTGERS–CAMDEN ART CENTER FOR THE ARTS

FAMILY-FRIENDLY EVENTS Poetry Out Loud Visiting Artists Program SkypeOnArt Series National Poetry Recitation Nationally and internationally acclaimed Noteworthy artists weigh in on the Dances from Around Program for 9th through visual artists present lectures about theme of “Art and Techonology,“ curated the Spanish World: 12th Grade Students their work and professional practices. by Elizabeth Demaray, associate pro- Three Kings Day Visiting artists have a chance to meet fessor of art. Deadline for school with students and the community to Tuesday, Dec. 5, 10 a.m. | Walter K. 11:20 a.m. | Fine Arts Building, registration: Nov. 17 continue the dialogue about perspec- Gordon Theater | Grades K-12 Digital Studies Lab Created by the National Endowment tives on contemporary art. “Beyond More info: Contact Elizabeth Demaray for the Arts and the Poetry Foundation, the Medium” is the theme for fall 2017. at [email protected] or see Poetry Out Loud is administered in More info: finearts.camden.rutgers.edu finearts.camden.rutgers.edu partnership with state arts agencies. 11:20 a.m. | Fine Arts Building, Participating teachers are provided u Monday, Sept. 25 with free online curriculum materials, Room 110 Computer Vision: Leigh M. Smith a poetry anthology, and a teacher’s u Monday, Oct. 9 | Dona Nelson guide, all aligned to national standards. Leigh M. Smith and Jordan Yerman Classroom winners advance to school- are co-authors of the Street Cat wide competition, then to a regional Photo Booth. These autonomous competition, and then to the state feline-scale shelter spaces utilize competition in March 2018. computer vision to identify and then photograph stray cats in dense The Rutgers–Camden Center for the urban centers. Arts is the Region 1 coordinator (Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, uMonday, Oct. 16 and Mercer counties). The Region 1 Biology and Sound: Leslie Garcia Featuring new dance this year! Dances competition will take place at Rutgers from Around the Spanish World: Three University–Camden on Feb. 8, 2018. u Monday, Oct. 30 | Courtney Puckett Leslie Garcia is an artist and Kings Day, a magical holiday tradition researcher who works in the fields Register online at jerseyarts.com/pol. performed by Alborada Spanish Dance of sound prosthesis. Theatre, will transport you to the For more information, contact Noreen streets of Spanish-speaking nations. Scott Garrity at ngarrity@camden. u Monday, Nov. 13 Be captivated by the performances of rutgers.edu. Machine Learning: Ahmed Elgammal folkloric dances from Spain and swirling Ahmed Elgammal is director of the dances from Mexico and Ecuador. Poetry Out Loud Teacher Art and Artificial Intelligence Lab TICKETS: $8 each for Camden students Workshop: Bring Poetry to and a professor of computer science, and residents. All others: $10 each. You Life in the Classroom both at Rutgers–New Brunswick. must call to reserve space. Contact Friday, Oct. 27, 8:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. |  Miranda Powell at 856-225-6202 or u uMonday, Nov. 20 Black Box Theater Monday, Nov. 27 | Alex Da Corte [email protected]. Physical Computing: Orkan Telhan Looking for more ways for your students The Rutgers–Camden Center Orkan Telhan is an associate professor for the Arts education programs to connect to poetry? Join us for this of fine arts in the School of Design are made possible in part with free workshop. The New Jersey Poetry generous support from the at the University of Pennsylvania. National Endowment for the Out Loud Program has lesson plans, His work has been exhibited in Ars Arts, the Geraldine R. Dodge tips and tricks for engaging students, Foundation; New Jersey State Electronica and the Architectural and great classroom resources. Profes- Council on the Arts/Department League of New York. of State, a partner Agency of the sional development credit is available. National Endowment for the Arts; Subaru of America Foundation; Register at wtnj.org/njpolpd. and other generous supporters. MUSIC

MALLERY CONCERT SERIES uWednesday, Nov. 1 Music from the Mason Performance Ensemble Kinga Augustyn, violin, and Kalina Gross School of the Arts Saturday, Nov. 18, 7:30 p.m. | Walter Take a midday break and listen to live Mrmevska, piano Monday, Oct. 2 K. Gordon Theater music performed by visiting professional A showcase of new and innovative Under the direction of Stefán Örn artists and Rutgers–Camden faculty. uWednesday, Nov. 8 music from music technology students Arnarson, theater programs director Our free performances are offered on Duo Ephelia: Milena Zhivotovskaya, under the direction of Steven Kemper, and instructor of music. Wednesdays throughout the semester. piano, and Amy Glover, clarinet assistant professor of music, Rutgers– Artistic director: Joseph Schiavo, New Brunswick. Holiday Choir Festival: associate teaching professor of music The Rutgers University and associate dean for the Faculty of Todd Reynolds Arts and Sciences Singers and Guest Choirs Monday, Oct. 23 Tuesday, Nov. 28, 12:45 p.m. | Walter finearts.camden.rutgers.edu/mallery Violinist Todd Reynolds is known as one K. Gordon Theater 11:20 a.m. | Fine Arts Building, of the founding fathers of the hybrid- Under the direction of Julia Zavadsky, Mallery Music Room musician movement, with a compo- part-time lecturer of music. sitional and performance style that uWednesday, Sept. 20 combines old and new technology. Sounds of the Season: The Gabriel Schaff, violin Background image photo credit: Lynn Lane Annual Holiday Concert uWednesday, Sept. 27 Sunday, Dec. 3, 2 p.m. | Walter K. Jazz Quartet led by Bob DeVos, uWednesday, Nov. 15 Adam Vidiksis, with Gordon Theater guitar; Behn Gillece, vibraphone; Whitman Chamber Players the Beep Ensemble Featuring Rutgers–Camden student Dan Kostelnik, organ; Steve Johns, Monday, Nov. 13 ensembles, including the Orchestra drums uWednesday, Nov. 29 Adam Vidiksis is a composer, Ensemble, the Jazz Ensemble, and the Heather Fetrow, soprano, and Rutgers University Singers, soloists, uWednesday, Oct. 4 conductor, percussionist, Mila Henry, piano and guests. Mundy/Dodson Duo, soprano improviser, and technologist who is and guitar equally comfortable with electronic ELECTRIC CAFÉ and acoustic composition. On faculty Madrigal Ensemble: uWednesday, Oct. 11 at Temple University and the SPLICE Celebratory Music from Clipper Erickson, piano Experience cutting-edge art music with Institute, he is the 2017–18 ACF Steven Five Continents and Five a healthy side of digital and interactive R. Gerber Composer in Residence for Centuries intermedia performance. Under the the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia. Wednesday, Dec. 6, 11:20 a.m. | Fine direction of Mark Zaki, associate Arts Building, Mallery Music Room professor of music. Free admission. STUDENT ENSEMBLES Under the direction of Julianne Baird, 11:20 a.m. | Black Box Theater distinguished professor of music. The Department of Fine Arts presents Retroglyphs a season of concerts featuring our per- The Rutgers–Camden Jazz Monday, Sept. 25 formance ensembles and a wonderful Ensemble Holiday Concert Tuesday, Dec. 12, 12:45 p.m. Frank Cervantes and Joshua Dowiak variety of music. Free admission. For created this 80s-inspired synthwave tickets, contact Zulma Rodriguez Black Box Theater project. The duo will give an exclusive at 856-225-6176. Under the direction of Eric Polack, uWedne sday, Oct. 18 performance and presentation detailing More info: finearts.camden.rutgers. part-time lecturer of music. Misha Yanovitsky, piano their creative process. edu/concert uWednesday, Oct. 25 Alighieri Duo, featuring Candace Chien, piano, and Nicholas Pappone, violin MUSIC WRITERS HOUSE

SYMPHONY IN C Writers in Camden PODCAST WORKSHOP COOPER STREET WORKSHOPS The Rutgers University–Camden M.F.A. The energy and excitement of a in creative writing program attracts What’s Your Story? Writers of all backgrounds and skill- live orchestra, right here in South some of the nation’s top visiting Saturday, Oct. 7, 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. | levels can improve their craft and share Jersey. The nationally recognized writers. Join us for readings by prize- Campus Center their work with others. Workshops are Symphony in C is one of three winning authors of fiction, nonfiction, taught by published and award-winning While digesting professional training orchestras and poetry. A reception and signing authors, seasoned teachers, and the best that in the nation and performs at follows each reading. Free admission. professional editors. Costs vary. audio has to Rutgers University–Camden. More info and register: offer, parti- More info and register: writershouse. Music director: Stilian Kirov writers.camden.rutgers.edu cipants will camden.rutgers.edu/cooper-street Tickets and more info: also get an symphonyinc.org uWednesday, Sept. 13, 7 p.m. | introduction to Stedman Gallery the technical Eileen Pollack side of podcast design, including open- Mozart and Tchaikovsky source sound recording technology, Saturday, Sept. 16, 8 p.m. | (pictured), A Perfect Life basic sound design, and editing. Walter K. Gordon Theater (Ecco/HarperCollins, 2016) Diane Seuss, Four-Legged Workshop presenters work across Girl (Graywolf Press, 2015) genres, from audio fiction to news podcasts. General admission: $25; current uWednesday, Oct. 18, 7 p.m. | Rutgers students: free; current city Writers House of Camden residents: free. Lydia Millet, More info: writershouse.camden. Sweet Lamb of Heaven rutgers.edu/whats-your-story (W.W. Norton, 2016) American composer Aaron Copland wove the Shaker tune “Simple Gifts” into his “Appala- VETERAN NARRATIVES chian Spring Suite,” evoking the Writing New Jersey pioneer spirit of our country. uWednesday, Nov. 8, 7 p.m. | Outside the Wire: Wartime Saturday, Sept. 16, 23, and 30 | $200 Pianist Roman Rabinovich Stedman Gallery Caretakers’ Experiences performs Mozart’s brooding and Peter Ho Davies, Then and Now Youth Workshop: brilliant “Piano Concerto No. 20.” The Fortunes (Houghton Thursday, Oct. 26, 3:30 p.m. | The Hero’s Journey For sheer, sublime beauty, few Mifflin Harcourt, 02 16) Campus Center Saturday, Sept. 16, 23, 30; works exceed Tchaikovsky’s Okey Ndibe (pictured), This veteran narratives discussion Oct. 7, 14, 28 | $250; free for “Serenade.” Never Look an American series features Jane Schultz, professor Camden residents | Grades 6–12 in the Eye (Soho, 2016) of English and director of literature at The Four Seasons Indiana University–Purdue University Writing in Public Saturday, Dec. 2, 8 p.m. | Walter Indianapolis, along with Rutgers– Saturday, Oct. 14 | $60 K. Gordon Theater Camden faculty Tyler Hoffman, professor From the Baroque Vivaldi to of English, and Kate Epstein, associate Using Typewriters to Bust the tango rhythms of Piazzola, professor of history. Through Writers Block violinist Robyn Bollinger, a native More info: writershouse.camden. Saturday, Nov. 11 | $60 of Haddonfield, will demonstrate rutgers.edu/outside-the-wire the versatility that is making her a rising star in the music world. THEATER LECTURES AND SEMINARS CURE SEMINAR

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The Matchmaker The box office will open two hours prior Public Lecture by Hear about interesting, cutting-edge by Thornton Wilder to show time and accepts cash only. Margot Lee Shetterly urban research and initiatives by Directed by Paul Bernstein, For more information, see Author of Hidden Figures scholars, community activists, and associate professor of theater rutgerscamdentheater.com. others at the Center for Urban Wednesday, HIGH SCHOOL MATINÉE TICKETS: Research and Education (CURE) One of the hottest tickets on Broadway, Sept. 27, 7 p.m. | Contact Stass Shpanin at stass.shpanin monthly seminar series. Hello, Dolly!, owes it all to Thornton Walter K. Gordon @rutgers.edu or 856-225-6176. More info: Contact Natasha Fletcher Wilder’s The Matchmaker. Wilder’s Theater timeless farce is full of outrageous at [email protected] or The Student-Directed Mark your calendar for see cure.camden.rutgers.edu humor, deceit, and ridiculous romance. One-Act Play Festival The Matchmaker will leave audiences a public lecture with Directed by Rutgers–Camden students u Friday, Sept. 15, 12:15 p.m. | howling with laughter. Margot Lee Shetterly, Armitage Hall, Faculty Lounge Rutgers–Camden students showcase a author of the book Hidden Figures: The Nov. 1–5, Wednesday–Saturday, selection of some of their one-act plays American Dream and the Untold Story “If You Can Weather the Storm: 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, 2 p.m. | by working on the stage and behind of the Black Women Mathematicians Urban Inequality and the Transition Walter K. Gordon Theater the scenes. An evening of theater Who Helped Win the Space Race. Set to Adulthood” Special high school matinée: that is perfectly punctual, these short against the backdrop of the Jim Crow South and the civil rights movement, Susan Clampet-Lundquist, Friday, Nov. 3, 10 a.m. shows will be sure to leave you laughing associate professor of sociology, and wanting more. Hidden Figures tells the true story of TICKETS: Purchase in advance at the NASA’s African-American female math- Saint Joseph’s University Impact Booth in the Campus Center, Dec. 7–10, Thursday–Saturday, ematicians who played a crucial role u Friday, Oct. 6, 12:15 p.m | by phone at 856-225-6211, or at the 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, 2 p.m. | Black in America’s space program. The book Armitage Hall, Faculty Lounge box office the day of the performance. Box Theater was adapted for a movie in 2016. “On the Political Meanings of the Registration is required: Transformation of Property and camden.rutgers.edu/hidden-figures Ownership in the United States” HOMECOMING 2017 James DeFilippis, professor of public policy, Rutgers–New Brunswick

u Friday, Nov. 17, 12:15 p.m. | Armitage Hall, Faculty Lounge The Scarlet “A Mission Field Next Door: Street Fair Evangelical Higher Education in Saturday, the Era of White Flight” Sept. 23, Jesse Curtis, Ph.D. candidate in 11 a.m.–3 p.m. | history, Temple University Campus Quad Join us for food trucks, a beer garden, u Friday, Dec. 15, 12:15 p.m. | photo booth, activities, and fun. Armitage Hall, Faculty Lounge 11 a.m.: Women’s Volleyball “Student Activism and the Black (Wesley College) Liberation Movement in Lawnside, New Jersey” 1 p.m.: Men’s Soccer (Montclair State For more information about home- University) and Women’s Tennis Jason Romisher, M.A. candidate in coming and other opportunities, history, Simon Fraser University (Immaculata University) contact the Office of Alumni Relations 3 p.m.: Women’s Volleyball at [email protected] or (Wilkes University) 856-225-6028. LGBTQ MONTH HISTORIC PRESERVATION WORKSHOPS

Rutgers University–Camden celebrates campaign is the The continuing education program in Interpretive Planning for the LGBTQ community with special simple belief that historic preservation from the Mid- Historic Sites and Museums guest speakers all month. speaking openly Atlantic Regional Center for the Saturday, Oct. 7, 9:30 a.m.–3 p.m. More info: contact Gail Caputo at and authentically Humanities offers full-day workshops Alice Paul Institute, Mount Laurel | $60 about our emotions, [email protected] and 10-week courses for CEU credits thoughts, and or for individuals with an interest in Architecture in Color: experiences will historic preservation. Historic Paints and Finishes, PostSecret with help eliminate our More info and register: preservation. Their Investigation and Frank Warren feelings of shame. Wednesday, Oct. 4, 7 p.m. | Walter K. rutgers.edu Reproduction Gordon Theater Saturday, On the Queer Disability Historic Wood Window Founder Frank Nov. 11, Experience: An ASL Perfor- Restoration, Identification, Warren discusses mance by Raymond Luczak 9 a.m.–3 p.m. | and Maintenance Campus his ongoing Monday, Oct. 16, 11:20 a.m. | Saturday, Sept. 23, 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Center | $75 community mail Campus Center, Multi-Purpose Room art project Post- Indian King Tavern, Haddonfield | $40 Secret. Created Poet and performer in 2005, the Raymond Luczak website publishes is best known for homemade postcards that have been his books, films, DIRECTIONS AND PARKING sent by anonymous contributors. and plays. He lost much of his hear- Rutgers University–Camden is located ing due to double just across the Delaware River from Olivia Gatwood: Slam Poet pneumonia at the Tuesday, Oct. 10, 7 p.m. | Campus Center City Philadelphia and a short age of eight months. His forthcoming Center, Multi-Purpose Room walk from the Camden Waterfront. book, The Kinda Fella I Am: Stories, You can visit us by taking the PATCO Olivia Gatwood explores the disabled gay male Speedline or the NJ TRANSIT River has received experience. Line to campus. national recog- nition for her An Evening with Directions, map, and parking infor- poetry, writing Geena Rocero mation: camden.rutgers.edu/visit workshops, and Thursday, Oct. 26, 7 p.m. | Campus work as a Title Center, Multi-Purpose Room IX Compliant educator in sexual assault prevention A professional Third Annual and recovery. As a finalist at the National model and TED Greg Lastowka Poetry Slam, she has been featured on speaker, Geena Memorial Lecture HBO, Verses & Flow, and Huffington Rocero came out Monday, Nov. 6, 4 p.m. | Post, among others. as transgender “The Blockchain Game: How in 2014 and the Virtual World Turned into #SAYITANYWAY with launched Gender the Real World” Proud as an Kevin Werbach, professor of legal Adam Grabowski advocacy and awareness campaign. Wednesday, Oct. 11, 7 p.m. | Campus ethics, University of Pennsylvania She’ll share her journey from the Center, Multi-Purpose Room Philippines where she was born to RSVP: [email protected] Suicide, self-harm, depression, anxiety, the New York runways. More info: Contact Carol Shaner and shame are becoming increasingly at [email protected] prevalent today. The #SAYITANYWAY JOIN US THIS FALL! Nonprofit Org. US Postage PAID Bellmawr, NJ Permit No. 1480 Our friendly campus offers a range of engaging cultural offerings for adults and children. Communications Office Rutgers University–Camden 303 Cooper Street u Gallery exhibitions and programs Camden, NJ 08102-1519 u Concerts and symphony orchestra u Author readings and writing workshops u Theater performances u Arts education for children

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