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9/11: Rutgers Reflects

9/11: Rutgers Reflects

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9/11: Rutgers Reflects

Project

September 11th, 2001 was an historic and tragic event in the history of the United States, the State of New Jersey, and Rutgers University.

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey and a leading research university, has contributed significantly to understanding this tragedy through research on the social, political, psychological, medical and environmental effects of 9/11. Exhibitions and conferences hosted by Rutgers University have explored the emotional impact of 9/11 through art and narrative.

This site brings together the scholarship produced at Rutgers that relates to the events of September 11, 2001, and to the effects that day have had on our teaching, learning, and living. It collects and facilitates access to Rutgers Scholarship, reflects on the legacies of 9/11, and documents the creative growth that can emerge from tragedy.

About

Rutgers Reflects brings together the scholarly and reflective output of the Rutgers University community that relates to the events of September 11, 2001, and to the effects that day have had on our teaching, learning, and living. It collects and facilitates access to Rutgers scholarship, reflects on the legacies of 9/11, and documents the creative growth that can emerge from tragedy.

To the extent that we are permitted, we seek to host and archive the September 11th-related books, articles, theses and dissertations, videos, and other creative works that are produced at Rutgers University. We place these items in RUcore, the Rutgers University Community Repository, where they are openly accessible to all. Search RUcore from the link on the main Rutgers Reflects webpage.

Not all of the September 11th-related works can be hosted by RUcore, due to copyright or other restrictions. Nevertheless, we recognize the value of providing access to these Rutgers-created works, and so we have compiled a list of citations to the known works on this subject. To the extent possible, we provide a link to facilitate access to the work. These access links include:

  • RUcore (Rutgers University Community Repository)
  • WorldCat (locate the item at your nearest library)
  • Published journals and journal articles (some require subscription or purchase to view full text)
  • Other websites

We welcome additions to Rutgers Reflects. If you are affiliated with Rutgers University and you would like to add your book, journal article, manuscript, audio or video recording, photograph or art work to the collection, please contact the RUcore team.

The banner image on the homepage of this project is an adaptation of a photograph ‘City on Fire’ by Andrew Kuznetsov, published under a Creative Commons license.