About the chapter
New Jersey-Philadelphia SSN is comprised of members from a number of universities in the Garden State and the Philadelphia area. Our chapter members contribute meaningful policy research on a variety of topics, including education, economic and racial inequality, criminal justice, social welfare, immigration, and health care. This chapter was founded in 2014.
Leaders
Members
- Civic Engagement
- Children & Families
- Race & Ethnicity
- Education
Atlantic Health System
- Children & Families
- Race & Ethnicity
- Education
Rutgers University-Camden
Latest Contributions
Latest in the News
"Cybersecurity and Patient Privacy Concerns During the Pandemic," Bhuyan Soumitra, Interview with Steve Adubato, MD Advantage, 2020.
Susan DeJarnatt quoted on lack of public deliberations and the ongoing violations of the PA Sunshine Act by Lisa Haver and Deb Grill, "The Second Installment of Philadelphia School Board Nominee Reports" Alliance for Philadelphia Public Schools
"It’s Time To Give Pa. A Raise: Lawmakers, Wolf Should Not Wait To Increase the Minimum Wage," Joan Maya Mazelis, Opinion, Pennsylvania Capital - Star, June 21, 2021.
Joanna Kempner quoted on who’s going to pay for a randomized controlled trial on oxygen if nobody’s going to make money off of it by Deborah D. Gordan, "Is “Experimental” Just Another Way for Your Insurer To Deny Coverage? Medical Experts Wonder, Too" No Patient Left Behind, June 7, 2021.
Jennifer Prah Ruger quoted on proposing a global health constitution and a global institute of health and medicine to establish shared rules by Kristina Garcia, "Global Health Justice and Governance" Penn Today News, June 2, 2021.