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Here, you will find faculty, students, staff and community partners working together in civic and academic programs that connect the arts and humanities in service to our communities. Here are a few examples:
- In Camden, the children of Vietnamese boat people are telling their
stories through our Transcultural NJ-Public Service
Arts Program.
- Bildner Faculty Fellow Tim Raphael’s
students are examining the effects of immigration policies through
interviews and dramatic interpretations of local residents’
life stories in Newark.
- Dr. Kamal Khan’s students are assisting at local health agencies
to gain insight into the lives of the community members they will
serve as future doctors and medical personnel as part of our Citizenship
and Service Education program.
- In partnership with Newark’s Institute on Ethnicity, Culture and Modern Experience, we hosted the fifth annual national conference of “Imagining America: Artists and Scholars in Public Life,” a consortium of seventy colleges and universities that promote public scholarship.
