"We can either allow this movement to be fleeting and allow racist notions to go unchecked or we can support it." By Jasmine Flowers As a black student in America, my race is one thing you already know about me before I even open my mouth, yet it never feels comfortable to [...]
Rutgers SHP Named Top School for Online Learning in Healthcare Management Rutgers University has been recognized for online program excellence by healthcare education website EduMed.org. RENO, Nev. (PRWEB) June 16, 2020 - Rutgers University’s School of Health Professions has been named one of 2020’s best schools for online learning in healthcare management [...]
We Stand in Solidarity Dear SHP Community, I am deeply disturbed and upset, as I know all of you are, about the horrifying and senseless death of George Floyd. I have cried many times over the course of this last week, tears of sorrow and anger. Grieving is justified and appropriate, but [...]
Class of 2020: Karen Reyes, B.S. Psychiatric Rehabilitation and Counseling A Portrait of Resilience A child of immigrants in an underserved public school district, it took Karen Reyes six years to achieve her dream of a Rutgers degree. Without guidance on how to apply, or obtain financial aid, she began school in [...]
Class of 2020: In Memoriam: Farrah Hines Awarded Posthumous B.S. Clinical Laboratory Science Farrah Ayana Hines, who loved the medical arts and healing, is being awarded a B.S. in Medical Laboratory Science posthumously. Born on January 30, 1991, she passed away on April 13. After graduating from Irvington High School, Farrah attended [...]
Class of 2020: Dr. Nalin Ranasinghe, MD, B.S. in Cardiovascular Sonography M.D. Takes Cardiovascular Sonography to Improve Patient Care When emergency room physician Dr. Nalin Ranasinghe applied to the cardiovascular sonography program, the program director was puzzled: did the medical doctor understand it was geared toward undergraduates? He did, and still wanted [...]