Campus Advisors

A Campus Advisor is a member of the Rutgers community who can help the student or complaint party navigate the disciplinary system.

Name

Email

Role

Ann Heidelberg

aheidel@camden.rutgers.edu

FASC – Education

Kelley Anderson

kelleya@camden.rutgers.edu

Registrar

Sara Becker

sara.becker@rutgers.edu

FASC – Education

Ross Allen

rea11@camden.rutgers.edu

FASC – Sociology

Jason Love

jal513@camden.rutgers.edu

School of Nursing

Mason Hopkins

mason.hopkins@camden.rutgers.edu

Admissions/Enrollment Mgmt.

Laura Luciano

lluciano@camden.rutgers.edu

VPVA

Maureen Camper

maureen.pierre@camden.rutgers.edu

FASC – Dean’s Office

Dana Barrett

dana.barrett@camden.rutgers.edu

School of Business

Nicole Karapanagiotis

nicole.karapanagiotis@rutgers.edu

School of Arts & Sciences

Jennifer Thiel

jjthiel@camden.rutgers.edu

CCAS Academic Advisor

Brian P. Kenny

brian.p.kenny@camden.rutgers.edu

Admissions/Enrollment Mgmt.

Jon Sistrunk

js2508@camden.rutgers.edu

Dean of Students Office

Nadia Agarrat

nadia.agarrat@camden.rutgers.edu

Admissions/Enrollment Mgmt.

Camden Campus Advisors for Student Conduct Proceedings:

Campus Advisors are staff or faculty members trained to provide assistance to complainants or accused students in University Hearings or Administrative Conferences. A student has the right to have an advisor present at all disciplinary meetings and hearings (which include general conduct, academic integrity, and Title IX matters). It is the responsibility of the student to make sure their advisor is present at hearings and meetings. Specific advisor availability is not sufficient grounds for postponing hearings or Administrative Conferences. A student also has the right to have a support person present at all disciplinary meetings and hearings. It is the responsibility of the student to make sure their support person is present at hearings and meetings if desired. Support person availability is not sufficient grounds for postponing meetings, hearings, or Administrative Conferences. Students and complainants may consult advisors or support persons, but are expected to advocate independently for themselves.