US EditionCelebrating Achievement, Honoring Presence at Rutgers
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Celebrating Achievement, Honoring Presence at Rutgers
In 1992, Junaita Jones Daly was a senior engineering student at Rutgers University’s New Brunswick campus when Francis Lawrence, then the university’s president, seemingly linked low test scores of Black students to their “genetic, hereditary background.” Like other Black students angry about Lawrence’s gaffe, Daly believed it undermined her presence and accomplishments at Rutgers-New Brunswick, ignoring the challenges of life on a mostly-white …
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