After believing a college degree was unattainable, new Rutgers–Camden graduate Gichera Loman plans to pursue a master’s degree. Her success is in large part thanks to a donor-supported Rutgers program for students who have experienced the child welfare system or are at risk for homelessness.
Mark and Shelley Lampf have attended Rutgers men’s basketball games for 48 years, starting with their first date, but one game was particularly meaningful. They presented a check for $250,000 to Rutgers Cancer Institute in memory of their late daughter, Stefanie Lampf Kennedy, from the foundation they created in her name to further cancer research.
Rutgers–Newark graduate with plans for a law career says donors to university programs that support students helped her pursue her dreams.
Jodiefoss Ramos, who is set to graduate from Rutgers and begin a career as a U.S. Air Force nurse, faced challenges that caused her to worry that she would never complete her degree. She says a program backed by donors to the university gave her “the support I needed to keep going.”
Rutgers volunteers value their experience supporting the university community.
Christopher Markus to address Rutgers–New Brunswick and Rutgers Health; Jonathan Capehart to address Rutgers–Newark; and Antonio D. Tillis to address Rutgers–Camden graduates
