Acting Governor Tahesha Way will speak at Rutgers-Newark at an event titled, “The Future of Public Service: Challenges and Opportunities,” hosted by the School of Public Affairs and Administration (SPAA) and supported by the New Jersey State Policy Lab.
The new Center for Politics and Race in America at Rutgers-Newark will host its first public event, a conversation with national experts Clay Cane and Keith Boykin, who’ve authored recent books on Black Republicans and common racial myths exploited by politicians.
Faculty, staff and graduate students from across Rutgers and the Metropolitan region recently explored how to reach students during the post-pandemic era, when emotional and financial resources are stretched thin at colleges and universities nationwide.
