NEWS
Mason Gross faculty awarded grants in collaboration with the School of Public Health
In the spring, faculty from Mason Gross and the School of Public Health were brought together to share research ideas as part of a "speed networking" session. Through funding provided by both schools, $10,000 MGSA-SPH Collaborative Seed Grants were awarded to to each...
Box office gold: Meet MGPAC’s operations manager
“When Federal Work Study students are assigned to us as first-year students, they arrive with a wide variety of life and work experiences,” says Cogan, a 24-year RU employee. “My favorite type of moment is watching the students grow, mature, and learn new skills during their journey as employees at the MGPAC.”
Intro to Arts Leadership cited as one of Rutgers’ “innovative courses”
The Arts Management and Leadership minor, open to all MGSA and SAS students, supports students seeking to gain skills or build careers in arts administration.
Artist Chat Travieso wants students to collaborate with the broader community
“The work is successful when people are engaging with it, whether that’s someone sitting on a bench that I designed, or someone liking the way it looks, or a child finding joy and playing with one of my projects,” Travieso says.
Zimmerli installs sculpture by alum and professor emeritus Patrick Strzelec
Strzelec, an award-winning artist and educator on faculty from 2010 to 2021, says the sculpture, created to honor the university’s class of 1965, “seeks to reflect their magic, their trajectory, their innocence, the fervor to do right.”
Music alum’s album awarded five stars from DownBeat Magazine
Classical composition alum Brian Landrus (PhD'19) is having a banner year: Not only has the sax player been appointed associate professor of jazz composition at Berklee College of Music in Boston; he also released an album awarded a five-star review by DownBeat...