By age seven, Samantha Eng was dressing up as a doctor for career day and was certain of what she wanted to do.
Class of 2023
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This summer, with a bachelor’s degree in public policy and economics in hand, Sara Rubiano will start working as a private banking analyst at JPMorgan’s International Private Bank.
A Cuban immigrant who came to the United States at age 11, Celín Hidalgo worried about her command of English. So, as a college student, she found herself gravitating toward the universal languages of art and math.
Sunny Reed’s husband and eight-year-old son will collect the doctoral degree for their late wife and mother at Rutgers University–Camden Commencement.
After graduating from the Camden College of Arts and Sciences with a bachelor’s degree in biology, John Crespo will pursue a Ph.D. in cancer immunology to improve therapeutics for patients.
Madison Kassar decided to combine her two interests—science and statistics—and pursue a double major in public health and psychology, focusing on epidemiology and biomedical statistics as part of public health.