Laura K. Porterfield, Ph.D ., is an Assistant Professor of Urban Education at Rutgers University-Newark . Her research attends to the intersection(s) of visuality, affect, and social life, particularly for, by and about Black women and girls. Her scholarship (see below) focuses on how youth learn about human difference from visual texts and everyday spaces, along with how notions of affect and visuality impact diversity, equity, and inclusion endeavors in K-16 spaces. “I thin

Christina Strasburger is an administrative and academic professional with over two decades of experience in higher education. As...

Dr. Lynnette Mawhinney is Professor of Urban Education and Senior Associate Dean for Strategic Academic Initiatives in the School of Arts...

" Student success is a part of all our jobs; my role is to enhance collaboration across those efforts and communicate about them to...

Lynn Riker  is the Administrative Coordinator in Dining Services at Rutgers-Newark. She supports all administrative aspects of the Dining...

Dr. Kusum Mundra   is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at Rutgers University Newark.  She received her Ph.D in...

If you teach with technology at Rutgers-Newark (and who doesn’t?) you probably already know Joy! Joy McDonald is the Associate Director...

Mason Ameri, Ph.D., specializes in disability employment. His research is centered around developing evidence-based strategies to enhance...

Professor Brandon Paradise has published leading articles on the intersection of race, law and religion and is a widely sought-after...

Much of my research time is spent drawing... I really feel that a picture is worth a thousand words.