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James H. Rhodes CCAS’94 served as Camden County’s deputy county administrator and is now vice president and executive director at PERMA Risk Management. Photo by John O’Boyle.

Nineteen years passed between Jim Rhodes’ freshman year and his graduation from Rutgers–Camden that was his launching pad for a successful career in government and insurance. As an alumnus, he devoted countless hours to volunteering for the university, including overseeing restructuring of the Rutgers University Alumni Association (RUAA) and serving as its inaugural chair. He will be inducted into the Hall of Distinguished Alumni on April 23.

Gloria A. Bachmann SASN’70, RWJMS’72 has dual faculty appointments as a professor at the Rutgers School of Public Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, where she is also an associate dean. Photo by John O'Boyle.

Gloria A. Bachmann has dedicated her life to helping others and, as a physician, ensuring that women receive optimal obstetrical and gynecological care. Her devotion to Rutgers will be recognized when she is inducted into the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni on April 23.

Rutgers alumnus Chris Gotterup goes into the Masters with two PGA Tour victories this season, including this win at the WM Phoenix Open in February. Photo by Alex Goodlett/Getty Images.

A New Jersey native who is off to a stellar start to the 2026 PGA season, Chris Gotterup is the first former Scarlet Knights golfer ever to reach the pinnacle of professional golf—an invitation to play the Masters at the Augusta National Golf Club. He has the support of generations of fellow Rutgers alumni behind him.