<p>In fall 2023, Dr. Charlene Mires, Director Emeritus of the <a href="https://march.rutgers.edu/" target="_blank">Mid-Atlantic Regional Center for the Humanities (MARCH)</a>, together with four <a href="https://graduateschool.camden.rutgers.edu/history/" target="_blank">History M.A.</a> students, crafted a perpetual exhibition at the <a href="https://graduateschool.camden.rutgers.edu/graduate-school-house/" target="_blank">Graduate School House</a>. This exhibition not only showcases their research but also highlights the transformation of the Graduate School office into a hub of academic and creative vigor.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>In this episode, Victoria Scannella, Sebastian LaVergne, and Gina Torres, key contributors to this project, share insights into the building's rich history. The trio guides listeners through the decades, sharing anecdotes about the intriguing individuals who have lived in the Graduate School House. From the peculiar choice of a pink bathroom to the stories of PhDs and MDs who have resided within its walls, they provide a narrative that captures the essence of this unique space. Through their stories, the Graduate School House emerges as more than just a building; it's a place of legacy and learning, continuously shaping and being shaped by those who find a home within its walls.</p>
In fall 2023, Dr. Charlene Mires, Director Emeritus of the Mid-Atlantic Regional Center for the Humanities (MARCH), together with four History M.A. students, crafted a perpetual exhibition at the Graduate School House. This exhibition not only showcases their research but also highlights the transformation of the Graduate School office into a hub of academic and creative vigor.
In this episode, Victoria Scannella, Sebastian LaVergne, and Gina Torres, key contributors to this project, share insights into the building's rich history. The trio guides listeners through the decades, sharing anecdotes about the intriguing individuals who have lived in the Graduate School House. From the peculiar choice of a pink bathroom to the stories of PhDs and MDs who have resided within its walls, they provide a narrative that captures the essence of this unique space. Through their stories, the Graduate School House emerges as more than just a building; it's a place of legacy and learning, continuously shaping and being shaped by those who find a home within its walls.