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Daniel Schneider, M.D. Endowed Early Career Professorship in Cognitive Neurology
In his time at Rutgers—first as an assistant professor, then an associate professor in the Departments of Neurology and Psychiatry—Daniel Schneider established himself as an outstanding educator, a trusted adviser, and a caring clinician. He won numerous teaching awards and served as director of several neurology clinics. Your gift will allow his legacy to live on at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School by helping recruit and retain early-career scholars.
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