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The Old Queens Gate on the College Avenue campus
Discover Rutgers
You have arrived at Rutgers University–New Brunswick, the largest
campus of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. Now that you’re
Contents
here, get ready for a unique New Jersey experience! Welcome from the President .............................................4
Welcome from the Chancellor-Provost............................5
Rutgers–New Brunswick Schools and Colleges.............6
Who We Are............................................................................8
We are where Rutgers began n Discover our historic places and faces
Facts in Brief ..........................................................................9
We are a dynamic community of learning n Explore academic programs Honors College ...................................................................10
Douglass Residential College...........................................13
We are Rutgers’ original campus n Tour our five campus communities Student Stories ...................................................................14
We are diverse—in people, locales, and ideas n Join the discussion Career Exploration and Success......................................16
Overview Map......................................................................18
We are home to the Rutgers Scarlet Knights n Root for your favorite team About the Campuses .........................................................21
Busch Map ...........................................................................22
We are an arts and culture hub n Take in a concert, museum, or play
Livingston Map....................................................................25
We are at New Jersey’s epicenter n Enjoy shops, dining, and entertainment College Avenue Map ..........................................................29
Cook/Douglass Map...........................................................31
We are so glad you stopped by n Find something new every day Summer & Winter Session ................................................32
RUcket List ...........................................................................34
Downtown New Brunswick ..............................................36
RU Hungry?..........................................................................37
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender Dine .......................................................................................38
identity or expression, disability, age, or any other category covered by law in its admission, programs, activities, or employment matters.
The following people have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policies: Judy Ryan, Universitywide Title
Stay........................................................................................40
IX Coordinator, Office of Enterprise Risk Management, Ethics, and Compliance (732-235-5304, judy.ryan@rutgers.edu) and Lisa Grosskreutz, Shop and Play .....................................................................42
Director, Office of Employment Equity, University Human Resources (848-932-3980, or by email). For further information on the notice of
The Rutgers University Alumni Association ..................45
nondiscrimination, you may contact the U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights, at 646-428-3900 or OCR.NewYork@ed.gov.
Events and Attractions.......................................................47
The Rutgers Visitor Guide is written and designed by Undergraduate Admissions at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, and published by
Momentous Campus Media, 5500 Flatiron Parkway #105, Boulder, CO 80301. Copyright 2022. All rights reserved. Material contained herein may Things to Do on Campus ..................................................48
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848-445-6462. For errors or omissions in advertising content, contact Momentous Campus Media, 303-544-1198. Men’s Basketball: Steve Pikiell .........................................54
Photography by University Communications and Marketing, and Rutgers Athletics.
Women’s Basketball: C. Vivian Stringer..........................55
Content is current as of January 1, 2022 Science .................................................................................56
© Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, 2022
Arts and Culture ..................................................................59
This publication is printed using a renewable ink resource on 10% Rutgers Gardens .................................................................61
recycled paper that is Elemental Chlorine Free. It was produced by Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers.....................................63
a certified member of the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and
Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) compliant with the Federal Rutgers in the Community................................................64
Resource Conservation Recovery Act (RCRA). Join the Conversation .......................................................66
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About the President
n Jonathan Holloway, a U.S. historian, took office as the
21st president of Rutgers, The State University of New
Jersey, on July 1, 2020. He also serves as a University
Professor and Distinguished Professor. President
Holloway’s scholarly work specializes in post-emancipation
U.S. history with a focus on social and intellectual history.
Dr. Holloway, who began his academic career at the
University of California, San Diego, received a bachelor’s
degree with honors in American studies from Stanford
University and a Ph.D. in history from Yale University. Prior
to accepting the presidency of Rutgers, Dr. Holloway was
provost of Northwestern University from 2017 to 2020 and a
member of the faculty of Yale University from 1999 to 2017.
Jonathan Holloway
Welcome from the President
Welcome to Rutgers University–New Brunswick! If you are looking at this guide, chances are that you are new to the
university. As a relative newcomer—I joined Rutgers in July 2020—I have been getting to know the university myself.
It’s a remarkable place, mixing a centuries-old history with a cutting-edge commitment to innovation in service to New
Jersey and the world. For most of its more than 250 years, Rutgers was a small private college, but it has grown to become a
large, comprehensive public research university—and you can see elements of that evolution in the architecture, public
spaces, and landmarks of Rutgers–New Brunswick.
All across our campuses, Rutgers offers you the best. There’s the raucous Big Ten excitement of football at SHI Stadium and
basketball at Jersey Mike’s Arena. The bucolic quiet of Passion Puddle and the Rutgers Gardens. The cultural riches of the
Zimmerli Art Museum and the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center. On the academic side, we have new facilities to match
our research excellence, along with a major new state-of-the-art academic building that stands alongside our Honors College.
And our students love The Yard, a dynamic combination of apartment-style residential living, eateries, and a grass commons
with a giant video board along College Avenue. These are just a few of the highlights at Rutgers–New Brunswick, which I can’t
wait to have you experience firsthand.
Although as I write this we still are observing public health precautions at Rutgers necessitated by the coronavirus
pandemic, I look forward to welcoming visitors like you to a bustling, exciting, and rewarding Rutgers campus experience. In
the meantime, enjoy this guide and get to know the university I am so proud to call home.
Sincerely,
Jonathan Holloway
President and University Professor
Rutgers University–New Brunswick
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About the Chancellor-Provost
n Francine Conway, a scholar and award-winning clinical
psychologist widely recognized for her work in child
psychopathology, was appointed the chancellor-provost
of Rutgers University–New Brunswick in July 2021.
Conway previously served as Rutgers–New Brunswick
provost. She is a Distinguished Professor in the Graduate
School of Applied and Professional Psychology and
served as dean of the school from 2016 to 2020.
Francine Conway
Welcome from
the Chancellor-Provost
Greetings from the Banks of the Old Raritan! Rutgers University–New Brunswick proudly serves as an academic powerhouse;
a Top 25 public national and Top 100 world university; a wealth of diversity and connections to the nation’s and the world’s
great employment and cultural centers; and an investor in student success.
Our high-impact programs help students reach their fullest potential. This is borne out by our high graduation rates for all
students, including those from under-represented backgrounds; and by our production of students who earn prestigious,
competitive national awards such as Goldwater Scholarships, Schwartzman Scholarships, and Marshall Scholarships.
We are ensuring that this foundation of success will launch our university community to an ever-brighter future through our
development of the Rutgers–New Brunswick Academic Master Plan (NB-AMP), which will guide our academic enterprise over
the next five years.
The NB-AMP is grounded in our university mission of improving the State of New Jersey and the public good through
education, research, and service – and in President Holloway’s vision of academic excellence, institutional clarity, and beloved
community. We are developing the plan during the 2021-2022 academic year and will begin to operationalize it this spring and
summer.
This is an exciting time for one of America’s highest-ranked, most diverse public research universities. I am proud to be your
partner on this journey.
Sincerely,
Francine Conway, Ph.D.
Chancellor-Provost, Rutgers University–New Brunswick
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Among all national
universities ranked by
U.S. News & World Report,
Rutgers University–New
Brunswick ties for 31st
in diversity, and among
AAU public institutions
in the U.S. News &
World Report rankings,
is topped in diversity
only by University of
California schools. Among
Big Ten schools, Rutgers
University–New Brunswick
ranks first in diversity.
A mathematics class in Hill Center, Busch campus
Rutgers–New Brunswick
Schools and Colleges
Rutgers University–New Brunswick’s 17 schools and colleges are where our students find their academic “family”
within the larger campus community. The schools provide the foundation for the wealth of undergraduate, graduate,
and nondegree programs at Rutgers. They set academic standards, provide advising and other academic support,
and are the heart of learning at the university.
n With an emphasis on hands-on n The Graduate School of Applied and n The School of Graduate Studies serves
learning under the guidance of world- Professional Psychology is committed to about 5,100 students in 63 doctoral and 75
class professors, the School of Nursing meeting society’s need for well-educated and master’s degree programs in humanities, social
gives students an ever-expanding set of well-trained professional psychologists who sciences, physical sciences, mathematical
opportunities. The school offers courses provide direct care to individuals, couples, sciences, biological and medical sciences, and
on both the Newark and New Brunswick families, groups, and organizations. engineering. *
campuses. *
n The Graduate School of Education is
n The Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning dedicated to the study and improvement
and Public Policy prepares students for public of educational institutions, processes, and
and private sector careers, teaching and practitioners. The school offers instructional
research professions, and service at all levels of programs that prepare tomorrow’s teachers,
government. counselors, specialists, researchers, and
educational leaders.
n The Ernest Mario School of
Pharmacy offers a preeminent six-year n As the arts conservatory of Rutgers
professional curriculum leading to the doctor University, the Mason Gross School of the Arts
of pharmacy degree, along with innovative is a professional school offering undergraduate
research and graduate programs of national and graduate degrees in music, filmmaking,
distinction. * theater arts, visual arts, design, and dance. School of Engineering students at work
* Indicates a school that is part of Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences
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Students studying at Alexander Library, College Avenue campus
n Robert Wood Johnson Medical School’s n The School of Arts and Sciences is the n The School of Health Professions provides
ongoing mission centers on education, undergraduate school for liberal arts and quality education for entry-level allied health
advanced research, community health, and sciences. It is the largest unit at the university, professions and for health providers seeking
direct patient care. Home to 20 basic science combining excellence in teaching with world- specialty and advanced practice roles. *
and clinical departments, the school also class research. The school provides the core
n The School of Management and Labor
houses major research institutes that focus foundation of undergraduate education at
on a range of topics, from cardiovascular Rutgers–New Brunswick. Relations creates and dissem-inates knowl-
medicine to women’s health. Its principal edge about the constantly changing nature of
n The School of Communication and Infor- employment and work in the modern world.
teaching hospital, the independent
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, mation is a leader in responding to the infor-
n The School of Public Health offers master’s
consistently ranks among New Jersey’s top mation revolution and excels at educating
individuals who make lasting contributions to and doctoral degrees as well as dual degrees
hospitals. *
the interdisciplinary study of communication, and postbaccalaureate certificates in public
n Rutgers Business School– journalism and media studies, and library and health research. Students put education into
Newark and New Brunswick offers under- information science. practice through international health and
graduate and graduate programs that give community service projects. *
n The School of Engineering is devoted to
students the skills they need to succeed in
n The School of Social Work has a distin-
today’s diverse global business environment. training the next generation of innovators and
inventors. Academic departments prepare guished record of instruction, research, and
students with the specialized knowledge de- public service. The school offers under-
manded by 21st-century engineering projects graduate and graduate professional degree
and research. programs; holds classes on Rutgers’ regional
campuses, as well as at off-campus locations;
n The School of Environmental and Biologi- and offers extensive nondegree courses for
cal Sciences offers undergraduate profes- professionals in the field.
sional and preprofessional programs that
focus on the entire biological spectrum—from
organisms to ecosystems—with particular
emphasis on social and human dimensions.
A DNA class in Foran Hall, G.H. Cook campus
* Indicates a school that is part of Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences
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Rutgers is a member of the
Big Ten Academic Alliance, a
consortium of 14 world-class
American research universities
that shares expertise, leverages
campus resources, and
collaborates on innovative
programs.
Residence halls around “Bishop Beach,” College Avenue campus
Who We Are
Rutgers is a leading national public research uni- Here 10 Years before Washington Crossed the Delaware Chartered in
1766 as Queen’s College, Rutgers is the nation’s eighth oldest institu-
versity, serving more than 68,000 students at major
tion of higher learning and one of nine colonial colleges established
locations in New Brunswick, Newark, and Camden. before the American Revolution.
The university has more than 500,000 living alumni
What’s a Rutgers? In the early
worldwide and graduates more than 16,000 students
19th century, trustee and Revolu-
each year. tionary War veteran Colonel Henry
As the state’s preeminent, comprehensive Rutgers, left, donated vital funds
to sustain the institution; in 1825,
public institution of higher education, we have
we renamed the school in his
a threefold mission. honor.
Teaching We teach across the full educational spectrum: preschool New Jersey’s Land-Grant Institution In 1864, Rutgers prevailed over
to postdoctoral to lifelong learning, but always with a core com- Princeton to become New Jersey’s land-grant institution.
mitment to undergraduate education.
The State University of New Jersey In 1945 and 1956, state legislative
Research From finding new treatments for brain tumors to exploring acts designated Rutgers as The State University of New Jersey.
the origins of the universe, our researchers pursue answers and
push boundaries. Five Campus Communities Rutgers University–New Brunswick has
facilities in the city of New Brunswick, the township of Piscataway,
Public Service Our knowledge and problem-solving talents reach and several surrounding municipalities. The campus functions as a
near and far, from nurturing small businesses in small, vibrant city, made up of five communities.
New Jersey and providing the state’s best cancer care to bringing
clean water to rural Thailand and reducing cases Prestigious Membership In 1989, Rutgers was invited to
of tuberculosis worldwide. join the Association of American Universities (AAU), making Rutgers
one of the top 62 research universities in North America. Princeton is
Historic Home: Where Rutgers Began Rutgers University–New New Jersey’s only other AAU member.
Brunswick is the historic home of Rutgers University. It is where
New Jersey’s state university first took root in 1766, and today, it A New Era in Health Care Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences, a
has a depth and breadth of resources found nowhere else in New major new health education, research, and clinical division of the
Jersey and rarely found at other institutions nationwide. university, was established in July 2013.
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Rutgers is ranked among the
top 25 public universities in
the nation by:
• U.S. News & World Report
• QS World University
Rankings: USA (U.K.)
• Center for World University
Rankings (United Arab
Emirates)
• CWTS Leiden Ranking (The
Netherlands)
Between classes on Voorhees Mall, College Avenue campus, New Brunswick
Facts in Brief
Rutgers University-New Brunswick Facilities: Always Someplace New to Explore
5 smaller campuses: Busch, Livingston, College Avenue,
Powerhouse Academics Douglass, George H. Cook
17 schools and colleges 2,685 acres, including the 180-acre Rutgers Gardens
125+ undergraduate majors 700+ buildings, including historic sites such as the Old Queens
250+ graduate degree programs National Historic Landmark
175-plus centers and institutes
Students: Lots of People to Meet! 16 libraries
More than 50,000 full- and part-time students
36,039 full- and part-time undergraduates Athletics: Catch the Action!
14,215 full- and part-time graduate students Member of the Big Ten® Athletic Conference
24 Division I Rutgers Scarlet Knights sports teams
Diversity: 21st Century 50+ club sports, from cricket to women’s volleyball
America in Microcosm 15+ recreation centers and parks
African American/Black: 6%
American Indian/Alaskan Native: < 1% Alumni: Accomplished
Asian: 29% Neil Calman: Mount Sinai School of Medicine, Inaugural Chair,
Hispanic/Latino: 13% Department of Family Medicine and Community Health
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander: < 1% Janet Evanovich: Best-Selling Author (Stephanie Plum Mysteries)
White: 36% Calista Flockhart: Actor, Ally McBeal, Brothers & Sisters
Two or More: 4% Carli Lloyd: 2015 World Cup champion and two-time soccer gold
medal Olympian
Non-Resident Alien: 10%
Duncan MacMillan: Bloomberg L.P. Cofounder
Other/Unknown: 2%
Bernard Marcus: Home Depot Cofounder
50% of full-time undergrads are men; 50% are women
Sheri McCoy: CEO, Avon
Natalie Morales: Today Show News Anchor and Cohost
Faculty and Staff: Your Guides to
Genevieve S. Neal-Perry: Associate Professor and Division
Higher Education Director, University of Washington School of Medicine
Faculty: approximately 6,700 full- and part-time
Randal Pinkett: Entrepreneur, Winner of The Apprentice
Staff: approximately 13,500+ full- and part-time
Robert Pinsky: U.S. Poet Laureate, 1997 to 2000
David Stern: NBA Commissioner, 1984 to 2014
Steven Temares: CEO, Bed Bath & Beyond
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Honors College
The Uncommon Honors College at Rutgers University–New Brunswick
At the Honors College, we’re redefining honors education by inviting students from across the
university to live and work together to tackle global issues and transform ideas into action. Among
the highest achievers, our students explore their intellectual curiosity, gain hands-on knowledge,
collaborate in small interdisciplinary teams, and serve communities locally and abroad.
Through our interdisciplinary approach, you’ll learn to: n The average net five-year return for an Honors College
• Ask the questions that will address tomorrow’s problems student on their education is more than $275,000*
• Be flexible enough to adapt to what’s next
n 90% of our students were in the top 10% of their high
school graduating classes
• Use your imagination and knowledge to make the world a better place
n At the heart of Rutgers’ historic College Avenue campus
Diversity and Excellence The Honors College community reflects the ethnic,
n For Honors College consideration, apply to Rutgers–New
socioeconomic, gender, and academic diversity of Rutgers–New Brunswick,
Brunswick by December 1 at admissions.rutgers.edu/apply
one of the nation’s most diverse universities.
Small Community, Vast Resources With an average of approximately 500 first-
year students, you’ll experience a small college setting coupled with Rutgers’
vast resources. From the very beginning you’ll be exposed to opportunities
for research, internships, global experiences, innovation, entrepreneurship,
and more. You’ll have access to a broad network of support, including live-in
faculty, on-site academic advisers, and mentors.
We Ask More We commit to a learning experience ignited by the exchange of
ideas. We engage each other through the shared interests of a community
focused on ideas and plans to address global challenges. The goal? A career
with purpose.
Curiosity. Knowledge. Purpose.
HonorsCollege.Rutgers.edu
*The ROI for attending the Honor College at Rutgers–New Brunswick is measured by comparing the average starting salary of members of our first graduating class
in 2019 (approximately $70,000) with the m-state cost of attendance. The ROI is calculated based on the methodology used by Poets & Quants and Rutgers data.
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With multiple locations adjacent to
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You can live walking distance to
shops, restaurants, the train station,
the downtown district, and the
exciting new Yard at College Ave.
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Douglass Residential College
Experience the Power of The Douglass Difference.
Douglass Residential College (DRC) is part of Rutgers University–New Brunswick. Douglass provides
students the best of both worlds: the education of a world-class research university amplified by the
support and resources of a close-knit college community. Douglass is open to all undergraduate women
at Rutgers–New Brunswick and offers specialized academic, professional, and social programming that
complements the Rutgers experience.
The Douglass Experience provides students: n 98% of students in The Reilly Douglass
• A special career center that focuses on advancing professional lives and creating career Engineering Living-Learning Community
pathways through externships remained in engineering majors
• Award winning research and learning opportunities in STEM, the arts, and liberal arts
n A network of over 39,000+ accomplished
alumnae
• Core curriculum and academic programming that focuses on advancing intellectual
n Over 100 years of experience propelling students
growth and excellence
to success inside and outside the classroom
• Multi-layered sense of community through on-campus housing, living-learning
n To enroll in Douglass, please visit douglass.
communities, student organizations, and special opportunities for commuters
rutgers.edu/enrollment
The BOLD Center for Leadership, Career, and Personal Development The BOLD
Center, Douglass’ unique career development program, will set you on the path to
professional success with a variety of innovative opportunities. Engage in skill-building
workshops, network with DRC’s 39,000+ alumnae, and access an exclusive workplace
externship program.
The Douglass Project for Women in STEM Douglass is the place to be for Rutgers
women in STEM. As part of The Douglass WISE Project, you can participate in
a powerful set of enrichment programs that include funded research, tutoring,
mentoring, connections to industry, major oriented living-learning communities, and
STEM networking with professionals.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Douglass is one of the most diverse student
populations at Rutgers–New Brunswick. DRC’s students, staff, and faculty are
committed to fostering an environment that promotes diversity, equity, and inclusion
(DEI). As a Douglass student, you will have opportunities to become a DEI Ambassador,
attend DEI events, and discuss issues of identity and intersectionality in Douglass’
foundational course, Knowledge and Power: Issues in Women’s Leadership.
Claim Your Pathway to Success
douglass.rutgers.edu | @rudouglass
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Rutgers students are smart, diverse,
ambitious, and engaged with the
world around them. Their hard work
and academic achievements have
been recognized with major national
and international awards. Many of
them receive help from the Office of
Distinguished Fellowships, which assists
students and recent graduates in all
stages of the application process for
major fellowships. The office is geared
not only for students in their last year of
college, but for all students — from first-
years to seniors — who want to pursue
their academic goals beyond Rutgers
with a fellowship.
Student Stories
• Rutgers Future Scholar • Member of the Cap and Skull Honor Society
• E-board member for Rutgers Union Estudiantil • Participated in two Alternative Spring Break trips,
Puertorriquena, the oldest Latinx organization on one to the Dominican Republic and one to the
campus West African country of Cape Verde
• Mentor-in-Residence in Civic Responsibility at the • Works with Rutgers Future Scholars during the
Honors College summer to give back to his community
• Peer Mental Health Educator through Health • Future career aspirations: hopes to work in
Outreach, Promotion, and Education (HOPE) health policy that addresses the health needs of
marginalized communities of color
• Member of the Honors College Student Wellness
Ezekiel M. Committee
Photo: Ezekiel in Santo Antão, Cape
Verde “I’ve been around Rutgers since the seventh grade through my acceptance into the Rutgers Future Scholars
Hometown: New Brunswick, NJ program. I have been fortunate to give back to communities throughout the world through opportunities here
Majors: Public Health, Latino and on the banks. I will forever be grateful for the experiences and lifelong friendships I have gained along the way.”
Caribbean Studies
• Vice President of the Women’s Club Lacrosse • Participated in Rutgers University Dance Marathon
Team, which traveled to the University of North and donated hair
Carolina at Chapel Hill to play in regionals
• Attended the Collegiate Information and Visitor
• Ronald McDonald Chair of Project Sunshine Services Association (CIVSA) Student Development
Institute in Alabama and participated in round
• Peer Mentor for the College Support Program,
table discussions
which mentors students at Rutgers with autism
and helps with their executive and social • Future career aspirations: become an elementary
functioning skills or special education teacher
“One of my favorite things about Rutgers is the community of students and faculty. I have never been
Alexandra F. surrounded by so many hard-working individuals who support me and push me to new challenges every
Photo: Alexandra at Rutgers University day. I would not be the person I am today without any of them.”
Dance Marathon
Hometown: Shillington, PA
Major: Psychology, 5-Year Teacher
Education Program for Elementary (K-
6) and Special Education (K-12)
Minor: Education as a Social Science
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Photo: Assata at the Zimmerli Art Photo: Stephen outside the Rutgers
Museum Visitor Center
Hometown: Roswell, GA Hometown: Mount Olive, NJ
Major: Political Science Major: Finance
Minors: Spanish, Arabic, Entrepreneurship
• Studied abroad in Valencia, Spain • Participates in Little Investment Bankers of Rutgers (LIBOR),
Entrepreneurial Society, Rutgers University Dance Marathon, and Alpha
• E-board member of the Women’s International and Multicultural
Sigma Phi
Association and the Black Pre-Law Chapter
• Vice President of the Interfraternity Council
• Tutors incarcerated students at the Mountainview Correctional Facility
• Interned with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
• Research Assistant in the political science department
• Future career aspirations: work in the financial services industry
• Interned with renowned Judge Hatchett in Atlanta, Georgia
• Artwork featured at the Zimmerli Art Museum “I can’t help but reflect on the incredible opportunities that Rutgers has
offered me. Outside of the classroom, there is an endless amount of clubs,
• Future career aspirations: doing policy work, working as an interpreter,
organizations, and other opportunities for students to get involved. As a
being an entrepreneur, and pursuing a joint M.B.A. and J.D. degree
student leader, I have been able to grow tremendously over these past few
program
years. The key to a fruitful college experience is getting involved in things that
“I chose Rutgers because of the diversity of people and experiences available. help you grow as an individual both personally and professionally.”
You can find almost anything at Rutgers. If you can’t, you have access to
resources and encouragement to create it yourself.”
Siddharth M. Brandon S.
Photo: Siddharth doing cancer research Photo: Brandon at the Philadelphia
Hometown: East Brunswick, NJ Flower Show
Major: Molecular Biology and Hometown: White Marsh, MD
Biochemistry Major: Economics
Minor: Statistics Minors: Psychology, Statistics
• Apartment Assistant and Learning Assistant • Interned at the Tennessee Valley Authority in the financial services
department
• Participates in cancer research
• Member of the Honors College
• Studied abroad in the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico
• Won the Excellent Academic Achievement and Leadership award
• Treasurer for the Building Research, Advocacy, and Innovation in
Neuroscience (B.R.A.I.N.) Club • Manager at the Livingston Student Center
• Founding E-board member for the Rutgers chapter of Alzheimer’s Buddies • Future career aspirations: hopes to work within government and better
the communities he serves
• Member of the Premedical Fraternity Phi Delta Epsilon
• Future career aspirations: pursue an M.D./Ph.D. dual degree to improve “My favorite Rutgers memory is wearing the colonial costume down College
healthcare and patient outcomes Avenue while leading the alumni parade. At the end of that parade, I did
a dance on Snapchat that got over a million views. Thanks Rutgers—for
“Somewhere in between classes and clubs, I found a home and a family at making me famous!”
Rutgers. The incredible friends I’ve made have pushed me to be the best
student, leader, and person that I can be.”
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Career Exploration and Success
Students who utilize Career Exploration and Success (CES) early in their collegiate careers report higher
levels of success after graduation. We are committed to assisting you with making connections between
your academic experience and career path by providing:
• Career-related advising, drop-in hours, and online career tools
• Career and internship fairs, employer networking and information sessions, and on-campus interviewing opportunities
• Career events, workshops, and high-impact programs designed to connect you with alumni to explore careers, learn about employer
organizations, and develop life skills
• Rutgers Internship and Co-op Course (RICC), First-year Interest Group Seminars (FIGS), Road to Industry Programs (RTIPs), On-Campus
Work Experience Network Program (OWN), Rutgers Summer Service Internship Program, and Intern for a Day (IFAD)
Whether you are in your first year or approaching graduation, you can
take advantage of CES to help you develop your career action plan.
Of the many online resources available, Rutgers Handshake (careers.
rutgers.edu/handshake) is a career management system used to
request career advising appointments, register for workshops, apply
for jobs and internships both on and off campus, schedule interviews
with employers, and much more. Visit careers.rutgers.edu to explore
your career journey!
Career Exploration and Success @ College Ave campus
106 Somerset Street, 4th Floor
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Career Exploration and Success @ Busch campus
604 Bartholomew Road
Internship Mega Fair at the Jersey Mike’s Arena
Piscataway, NJ 08854
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We’re proud to be recognized for
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From newborns to seniors, Saint Peter’s University Hospital has been providing the highest level of quality
patient care for more than 114 years. We are proud to be recognized as leaders in maternity, pediatrics,
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call 732.745.8600 or visit saintpetershcs.com
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Sponsored by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Metuchen n Major clinical affiliate of Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences
Saint Peter’s University Hospital is certified in Perinatal Care and as a Primary Stroke Center by The Joint Commission
U.S. News rates Saint Peter’s as a High Performing Hospital for Lung Cancer Surgery, COPD, Heart Failure, and Kidney Disease
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IN THE FIELD OF HEALTH CARE
Our students, graduates, and faculty improve the quality of life
by translating knowledge in healthcare into compassionate and impactful practice.
Ready to make your impact?
Connect with us to explore
a career in the health professions.
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Despite moving to an
online format because
of COVID-19, Rutgers
University Dance
Marathon came within
$86,000 of breaking last
year’s fundraising record
in 2020 with $1,034,795
raised.
Since 1999, RUDM has
raised over $7.9 million
dollars for the Embrace
Kids Foundation, a
nonprofit organization
that supports children
with cancer and blood
disorders.
A quiet moment in the fall, Busch campus
About the Campuses
At Rutgers, there are many things to see and do. Each campus provides a full college experience, and each has a
distinctive character all its own. There are classrooms, libraries, residence halls, dining halls, recreation centers,
student centers, research institutes, and expansive lawns for studying, playing, or people watching. Whatever
campus you are on, you will find a complete array of facilities that will give you a good feel for life at Rutgers.
Busch campus Livingston campus
The Busch campus is where science, engineering, medical, and The expansive Livingston campus is undergoing explosive growth
high-tech learning occur, where the Visitor Center welcomes as a burgeoning center for business and professional studies.
all, and where fans flock to cheer the Scarlet Knights football The campus is home to a spectacular, modern building for the
team. Academic depart- Rutgers Business School, to
ments and research centers the School of Management
here focus on the life and and Labor Relations, and
physical sciences, to numerous academic
mathematics, engineering, departments in the School of
pharmacy, and psychology. Arts and Sciences. A fabulous
The Robert Wood Johnson campus center, residence
Medical School, School of hall complex, dining hall,
Engineering, Ernest Mario outdoor fountain, and more
School of Pharmacy, and have made the campus a
Graduate School of Applied preferred living choice for
SHI Stadium, Busch campus, home of the Scarlet Livingston Commons, the dining hall on
Knights football team and Professional Livingston campus undergraduates. Livingston
Psychology are based on is also the place to cheer on
Busch, and so are many School of Arts and Sciences the Rutgers men’s and women’s basketball teams at the Jersey
departments. Mike’s Arena.
Busch Quick Facts Livingston Quick Facts
• 4,688 student residents • 97 student lounges • 3,639 student residents • 1 basketball arena
• 58 academic buildings • 1 football stadium • 20 academic buildings • 1 316-acre ecological preserve
• 3 libraries • 1 18-hole golf course • 1 library • 1 first-run movie theater
• 14 residence halls • 13 residence halls • 1 Jersey diner
• 96 student lounges
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At Rutgers Engineering we believe engineering is more than º 10 ENGINEERING MAJORS
just technology, it is about making the world a better place. Our º WORLD-CLASS RESEARCH
dynamic program is the steppingstone to solving global challenges, º INTERNSHIP AND CAREER NETWORK
turning innovative ideas into reality, and launching amazing careers. º LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
º DIVERSE, ENERGETIC, INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY
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Build the future you want to see at
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into degree
credits
Choose from 2,500+ courses in
New Brunswick & online
• Make progress toward graduation
• Improve your GPA
• Fulfill a prerequisite
• Take a course not offered in Fall or Spring
• Complete an internship, conduct research, or study abroad
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New Brunswick
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Rutgers’ philosophy faculty
are ranked #2 in the nation
by QS World University
Rankings by Subject (U.K.)
and #2 in the English-
speaking world overall
by Philosophical Gourmet
Report.
Winants Hall, viewed from Geology Hall, College Avenue campus
College Avenue campus
The historic Queens quadrangle, Voorhees Mall, Zimmerli Art Museum, Alexander Library, and fun of downtown New
Brunswick help define the College Avenue campus.
Historic Birthplace With its Federal architecture and tree-lined
lawns, the College Avenue campus is the historic heart of Rutgers. It’s a
lively, urban community where you’ll find cafés and shops, a world-class
art museum, and students and professors strolling under the trees of
Voorhees Mall or down College Avenue. The campus is home to the
School of Arts and Sciences, the
largest school at Rutgers; the Honors
College of Rutgers University–New
Brunswick; and a variety of academic
departments from art history to urban
studies. It’s a place of endless inquiry
and boundless spirit.
Downtown New Brunswick/
Murray Hall on a spring day, College Avenue campus
Civic Square Rutgers also has
A café in downtown New Brunswick a strong presence in center-city
New Brunswick, where our Civic College Avenue Quick Facts
Square Building houses facilities for Mason Gross School of the Arts • 3,185 student residents • 130 student lounges
and the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy. • 91 academic buildings • 1 world-class art museum
Also downtown is a constellation of health care facilities, including the • 5 libraries • 1 leading cancer institute
Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey. You will also find the Heldrich • 16 residence halls
Hotel and Conference Center, as well as many restaurants, shops,
transportation hubs, and entertainment venues. See page 42 for more
information.
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