Rutgers alumnus Gregory Jackson, whose distinguished career included presiding over a groundbreaking and influential Washington, D.C., court that helped rehabilitate those charged with drug offenses, will be inducted in the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni on April 24.
The new class consists of five leaders who have made a difference in myriad ways through the practice of law, pediatric heart surgery, fighting domestic violence and human trafficking, and producing works for the stage and screen.
Five outstanding Rutgers University graduates were inducted into the university’s Hall of Distinguished Alumni on Thursday night.
Fox News chief Washington correspondent and news anchor Mike Emanuel will be inducted into the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni.
Wade J. Henderson, who will be inducted into the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni, has been a champion of civil and human rights for decades.
Senator Raymond Lesniak, who served 40 years in the New Jersey Legislature championing groundbreaking legislation, will be inducted into the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni.
