George C. Hill leaves behind a remarkable legacy as a world-renowned microbiologist and educator whose lifelong journey of excellence includes a bachelor’s degree from Rutgers University–Camden. He and his twin brother generously supported their alma mater, which awarded them full scholarships in the late 1950s, by establishing the Hill Family Center for College Access at Rutgers–Camden.
Five outstanding graduates who have been deeply involved in supporting the university will be inducted into the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni at a ceremony in April.
Weeks leaves a legacy in business and philanthropy.
Honorees newly inducted into the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni are renowned for a wide range of innovations that range from developing heart surgery procedures for infants to groundbreaking legal leadership on judicial benches and beyond.
Rutgers Law School alumnus Donald Cameron Clark Jr. has won landmark court cases, established the Chicago Magic Lounge, produced plays and a film, and authored a book. The next stop on his fantastic life journey is induction into the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni on April 24.
After her only child was murdered at her home in an attack aimed at her, Judge Esther Salas advocated successfully for legislation to enhance security for judges nationwide. She will be inducted into the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni on April 24.
