District 6 Senator John H. Adler (D) Assemblyman Louis D. Greenwald (D) Assemblywoman Pamela Rosen Lampitt (D) Rutgers People in District 6   8,900   Alumni   1,804   Undergraduate and Graduate Students   520   Continuing Ed Students Enrolled Locally   362   Faculty/Staff   11,586   Total

Rutgers Programs, Initiatives, and Facilities in District 6

• NJ Small Business Development Centers: Low-cost and no-cost consulting, training, and networking services for small business (Cherry Hill, Voorhees)
• MBA Team Consulting Program: MBA students develop affordable business, marketing, and benchmarking plans to overcome challenges and problems identified by client companies (Cherry Hill)
• Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program: Helping limited-resource families make healthy nutrition choices when buying, cooking, and storing food (Cherry Hill, Collingswood)
• Continuing and Professional Education Courses: Keeping the state’s workforce current and offering citizens opportunity for professional advancement (Camden, Cherry Hill, Voorhees)

Rutgers-K–12 Partnerships in District 6

• BizEd: Introduction to college-level business education for outstanding high school students (Cherry Hill, Collingswood, Haddon, Haddonfield, Winslow)
• Rohrer Center for Management and Entrepreneurship: Helps business start-ups, family-owned concerns, large corporations, public agencies, and nonprofits train better managers and supervisors (Winslow)
• High School Financial Planning Program: Free or low-cost workshops from Rutgers Cooperative Extension to help teachers implement a curriculum focusing on personal financial management (Collingswood, Oaklyn)
• Videoconferencing in Education: Enables students to go beyond the walls of their classrooms to explore the wealth of information in our global community (Cherry Hill)
• Center for Mathematics, Science, and Computer Education: Professional teacher development contributing to excellence in mathematics, science, and the integration of technology across the curriculum (Collingswood, Haddonfield, Voorhees)

Did You Know?
Like so many NJ communities, Camden and surrounding municipalities are grappling with the need to serve economic development while staying focused on housing, natural resources, recreation, and physical health and mental wellness issues for all residents. The Camden County Board of Chosen Freeholders requested that the Walter Rand Institute at Rutgers–Camden study the need for a working collaboration among the city of Camden and its first-generation, inner-ring suburbs to address regional revitalization issues. That five-year study, Toward a Metropolitan Complex: The Camden Hub Smart Growth Report, is the basis for the recently issued Camden Hub Plan. This regional plan is designed to be used by municipal, county, regional, and state government agencies, as well as the private and nonprofit sectors, as a multidimensional revitalization strategy to guide future resource investments throughout the Hub. District 6 communities in the Hub area include Audubon Park, Cherry Hill, Collingswood, Haddon, Haddonfield, and Oaklyn.

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