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Vanessa LoBue Gets Personal and Scientific With New Book on Parenting
LoBue covers a lot of ground in her memoir/manual, from heredity, fetal development, nursing, sleep-training and infant development to concerns such as childcare, vaccinations and screen time.
What was most important about my time at Rutgers was figuring out what type of artist I wanted to be.
Vaughn Spann
SASN '14
I didn’t feel like an outsider, because there were people and even professors that looked like me, and they understood the struggles of a working mom.
Bianca Reyes
SASN '07
This passion for learning is contagious and it was passed on to me by very special people at Rutgers-Newark who have been there for me since the beginning.
Dayana Arrue
Class of 2018
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Research Spotlight
Biologist Jessica Ware Among The 2019 Recipients of the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers
PECASE is the highest honor bestowed by the United States Government to outstanding scientists and engineers who are beginning their independent research careers.
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![“Normally what I say is whatever we do now [the little things we stress] wont matter in ten years. All the drama, the small problems we may have, it’s all so small. So there’s no point in harming yourself over it. Rather, what I think matters is that mental health, your happiness, the people around you and their happiness. My top two priorities right now are education and my mental health.” #facesofartsandsciences | Meet Sura, an Animal Science student at @rutgerssebs, Class of 2022, here with us for Summer Session II (@ru_summer_winter)](/themes/custom/ncas/images/tweet-base.png)