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RESOURCES
Explore campus services and involvement opportunities to make the most of your
college experience.
BROWSE CAMPUS SERVICES
Rutgers provides student-centered services and involvement opportunities that
empower you to advocate for your educational and developmental needs and make
the most of your experience here. These resources are intended to make our ethic
to care a reality and ensure students have access to support for everyday
activities or in times of need. While some such as housing and dining require an
additional fee, many are available at no extra cost to students.
* Essential Info
* Campus Community
* Conferences
* Culture and Diversity
* Health and Wellness
* Safety and Security
* Student Advocacy
* Student Organizations
ESSENTIAL INFO
COUNSELING SERVICES (CAPS)
The counseling services staff includes psychiatrists, psychologists, clinical
social workers, and substance abuse counselors, all with expertise in both
general mental health concerns and issues unique to a college environment.
OFFICES OF THE DEAN OF STUDENTS
These offices serve as a student support network that provides advocacy, problem
resolution, and critical incident intervention for those times when additional
assistance is needed.
STUDENT FOOD PANTRY
Started in fall 2016, the Rutgers Student Food Pantry is of one of the over 20
food pantries in New Brunswick. It exclusively serves Rutgers students and is
located at 39 Union Street on the College Avenue Campus.
STUDENT LEGAL SERVICES
Rutgers University Student Legal Services (RUSLS) provides eligible students
with no-cost professional legal advice and assistance from attorneys licensed to
practice in the State of New Jersey.
CAMPUS COMMUNITY
DINING SERVICES
Committed to providing a high-quality, efficient food operation in a safe and
congenial environment, dining services operates 29 cafes, restaurants, and
dining halls spread across Rutgers–New Brunswick’s five campuses.
GRADUATE STUDENT HOUSING
Rutgers–New Brunswick offers traditional residence halls and apartment-style
living options for single graduate students. Graduate students living with their
families are offered two-bedroom apartments.
LIVING-LEARNING AND THEMATIC COMMUNITIES
A living-learning community is a self-selected group of students who share
similar academic interests and explore them together in common courses and
out-of-classroom activities. There are a multitude of living-learning community
offerings for both new and current students. Special-interest/themed communities
with no academic coursework are also available.
MULTIFAITH COUNCIL
With more than 40 recognized student organizations dedicated to religious and
religious-cultural interests and more than 25 recognized chaplaincies serving
students’ spiritual needs, the Multifaith Council promotes an inclusive
atmosphere for the pursuit of intellectual and spiritual truths.
OFF-CAMPUS LIVING AND COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS
Rutgers Off-Campus Living and Community Partnerships helps prepare students for
life off-campus by assisting them with their housing search, including
educational workshops focused on legal issues, safety, security, and respect.
PARENT AND FAMILY PROGRAMS
This office helps parents and families understand the new challenges,
expectations, and opportunities that their students may face at Rutgers
University.
RESIDENCE LIFE
Residence Life serves the needs of over 16,000 residents who study, live, and
play in the approximately 140 buildings across five campuses in New Brunswick
and Piscataway.
STUDENT CENTERS
Rutgers–New Brunswick operates six student centers focused on providing
friendly, welcoming, inclusive environments, helpful services and resources, and
diverse programs. They're an ideal place to host a meeting, connect with
friends, enjoy a meal, watch TV, study, or relax.
CONFERENCES
Student Affairs hosts multiple conferences during the year, each providing a
unique experience tailored to specific audiences. These conferences provide our
students, staff, and guests opportunities to gain insights from industry
experts, peers, and colleagues; share their own experiences with others; and
challenge themselves to make an impact on-campus and beyond.
RUTGERS EXCELLENCE IN STUDENT AFFAIRS CONFERENCE
The Rutgers Excellence in Student Affairs Conference is a regional conference
held annually at Rutgers–New Brunswick. The conference aims to engage student
affairs professionals, graduate students, and undergrads interested in the field
in meaningful conversations, as well as spur innovative ideas on how we can
improve our practice now and in the future.
MARK CONFERENCE
The Mark Leadership Conference strives to inspire action among students and
encourage them to think critically about the “mark” they will leave on the world
around them. This experience showcases diverse speakers that have made a
positive impact on society and inspires attendees to do the same.
DR. JEWEL PLUMMER COBB S.T.E.A.M. WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT CONFERENCE
The S.T.E.A.M. Women's Empowerment Conference serves as an impactful and
motivational forum where women are inspired to take personal responsibility in
owning and embracing their story and identity. With the goal of uniting,
educating, and inspiring women to discover their passion and purpose, the
S.T.E.A.M. Conference creates an atmosphere where women from all walks of life
can empower each other to achieve new levels of success.
CULTURE AND DIVERSITY
ASIAN AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER (AACC)
Founded in 1999, the AACC showcases the contributions of Asians and Asian
Americans through a wide array of cultural presentations, exhibits,
performances, demonstrations, lectures, seminars, and meetings.
CENTER FOR LATINO ARTS AND CULTURE (CLAC)
The CLAC is dedicated to building a creative space where the Rutgers community
can discover and critically explore what it means to be Latinx in the United
States, while providing programs and services that use arts and culture as the
impetus for educational change.
CENTER FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE EDUCATION AND LGBT COMMUNITIES (SJE)
SJE promotes a supportive environment for students of all backgrounds, with a
focus on gender and sexuality, while promoting both social and educational
opportunities for leadership, identity, and social justice advocacy development.
PAUL ROBESON CULTURAL CENTER (PRCC)
Founded in 1969, the PRCC is dedicated to serving the Rutgers University
community by offering a wealth of programs, initiatives, and services that
reflect the rich history, heritage, and diversity of the African diaspora.
CULTURAL CENTER COLLABORATIVE
The PRCC, CLAC, SJE, and AACC come together to form the Cultural Center
Collaborative, which is committed to supporting the needs of Rutgers’ campus
communities by creating a welcoming and holistic learning environment for
everyone, inclusive of all identities and allies.
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (ADAP)
ADAP provides counseling and information for students who are concerned about
their drinking or use of other drugs, or those of a friend or family member.
COUNSELING SERVICES (CAPS)
CAPS staff includes psychiatrists, psychologists, clinical social workers, and
substance abuse counselors, all with expertise in both general mental health
concerns and issues unique to a college environment.
HEALTHY DINING TEAM
The team educates the college population about nutrition and provides useful
tools to help adopt healthy eating habits while dining on campus.
INTRAMURAL SPORTS
Rutgers hosts over 50 intramural sports leagues throughout the year. Various
levels of competition are offered in both team and individual/dual activities,
with opportunities for men’s, women’s, or co-recreational play.
RECREATION CLASSES
Explore over 120 cutting-edge fitness and wellness classes each week, taught by
certified instructors on all five campuses.
RECREATIONAL SERVICES
Recreation provides programs and facilities to meet the physical, social,
recreational, and educational needs of the campus community.
SERVICES FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
The Office of Disability Services provides the necessary tools and support for
individuals with disabilities to become responsible decision-makers and
self-advocates in charge of their own future.
STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES
Student Health provides comprehensive clinical care including medical, pharmacy,
and mental health counseling services and is committed to educating the Rutgers
community through health promotion, collaborative partnerships, and academic
opportunities.
VIOLENCE PREVENTION AND VICTIM ASSISTANCE (VPVA)
VPVA provides services designed to raise awareness of and respond to the impact
of interpersonal violence and other crimes.
SAFETY AND SECURITY
KNIGHTS’ WATCH
Sponsored by the Division of Student Affairs, the Knights’ Watch Campus Safety
Campaign was created to bring awareness to both residential and off-campus
students by encouraging them—as well as staff and faculty—to think more about
their personal safety and inspire them to take care of each other.
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY POLICE DEPARTMENT (RUPD)
The internationally accredited RUPD operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, to
provide the university community with a full range of police and security
services.
OFF-CAMPUS SECURITY ESCORT
RUPD also provides escorts to students, faculty, and staff upon request.
STUDENT ADVOCACY
ABSENCES FOR RELIGIOUS OBLIGATIONS
Students are advised to provide timely notification to instructors about
necessary absences for religious observances and are responsible for making up
the work or exams according to an agreed-upon schedule.
SUCCESS.RUTGERS.EDU
This site provides a searchable directory of campuswide programs, services, and
resources to support students during their time at Rutgers–New Brunswick.
CAREER EXPLORATION AND SUCCESS
Career services provides career-related counseling, resources, and programs to
help individuals clarify academic and career goals, establish career plans,
develop job-search skills, and make successful career transitions.
OFFICES OF THE DEAN OF STUDENTS
These office serves as a student support network that provides advocacy, problem
resolution, and critical incident intervention for those times when additional
assistance is needed.
FREE EXPRESSION
Rutgers University does not restrict the activities of recognized university
organizations, including the speakers they invite to campus, provided
organizations obey the law and follow university policy and guidelines regarding
such events.
GRADUATE STUDENT LIFE
The Office of Graduate Student Life at Rutgers–New Brunswick advocates and
supports holistic services that promote a rewarding experience here.
INFORMATION AND SUPPORT FOR UNDOCUMENTED STUDENTS
Recognizing that students may have questions following announcements regarding
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), the Dean of Students Office
maintains a website designed to share resources and information to help
undocumented students make the most of their experience at Rutgers–New
Brunswick.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SUPPORT
In light of specific challenges facing international students as they pursue
their education, the Dean of Students Office maintains a website to share
resources and information with students in need of additional assistance.
KNIGHT’S CALL
The Knight’s Call is a code outlining the values and expectations for all
members of the Rutgers community. As Scarlet Knights, this code guides us each
day and remains with us always.
NATIONAL RESIDENCE HALL HONORARY (NRHH)
NRHH is an on-campus honor society dedicated to recognizing those individuals
and entities who work to improve the residence halls, campus, and community.
RESIDENCE HALL (RHA)
The largest on-campus organization at Rutgers, RHA enhances and improves the
residential experience for all residential students through intentional
programming and feedback-based advocacy initiatives.
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY STUDENT ASSEMBLY (RUSA)
RUSA serves as the voice of the Rutgers student body by advocating on behalf of
student concerns regarding official policies and priorities, providing a forum
for students to express their ideas, and allocating student fee funding to over
400 student organizations on campus.
STUDENT FOOD PANTRY
Started in fall 2016, the Rutgers Student Food Pantry is of one of the over 20
food pantries in New Brunswick. It exclusively serves Rutgers students and is
located at 39 Union Street on the College Avenue Campus.
STUDENT LEGAL SERVICES
Rutgers University Student Legal Services (RUSLS) provides eligible students
with no-cost professional legal advice and assistance from attorneys licensed to
practice in the State of New Jersey.
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
GETINVOLVED
Campus Labs’ getINVOLVED platform allows students to find organizations,
discover events happening on campus, and track/record their activities and
memberships to showcase their endeavors.
GREEK LIFE
Rutgers–New Brunswick officially recognizes over 80 fraternities and sororities
ranging from the "traditional" to historically African American, Latinx,
Multicultural, and Asian-interest.
RUTGERS COMMUTER STUDENT ASSOCIATION (RCSA)
RCSA is an inclusive volunteer student organization whose primary role is to
serve commuter students’ needs and interests while building a community on
campus.
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY DANCE MARATHON (RUDM)
RUDM is the largest student-run philanthropic event in New Jersey. RUDM’s
mission is to provide emotional and financial support for children who are a
part of Embrace Kids Foundation.
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY PROGRAMMING ASSOCIATION (RUPA)
RUPA is the universitywide student council that serves the entire Rutgers
community, providing concerts and comedy shows featuring internationally known
artists, the Annual Homecoming Charity Bed Races, entertaining lectures and
performances, art projects, and more.
SCREAM THEATER
SCREAM Theater and SCREAM Athletes are peer educational, interactive theater
programs that provide information about interpersonal violence including sexual
assault, dating violence, same-sex violence, stalking, bullying, and peer
harassment.
SPORTS CLUBS
Rutgers sports clubs are student-run organizations that may be instructional
and/or competitive in nature, with the competitive clubs pitted against other
schools and leagues around the country.
If you don’t know where to start when looking for assistance, please contact the
Offices of the Dean of Students.
SITE FOOTER
Report a Bias Incident
Division of Student Affairs
College Avenue Student Center, 4th Floor
126 College Ave
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
848-932-8576
Engage with Salvador Mena, PhD, Senior Vice Chancellor for the Student
Experience
@sbmena1
@sbmena
HELPFUL LINKS
* Contact Us
* Student Open Office Hours
* Donate to Student Affairs
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AREAS OF STUDENT AFFAIRS
* Asian American Cultural Center
* Center for Latino Arts and Culture
* Center for Social Justice Education and LGBT Communities
* Communications and Marketing
* Compliance and Title IX
* Counseling, ADAP & Psychiatric Services (CAPS)
* Dean of Students—Student Support
* Dining Services
* Fraternity and Sorority Affairs
* Graduate Student Life
* Health Outreach, Promotion, and Education (HOPE)
* Major Events and Programs
* Off-Campus Living and Community Partnerships
* Offices of the Dean of Students
* Paul Robeson Cultural Center
* Recreation
* Research and Assessment
* Residence Life
* Student Activities Business Office
* Student Centers and Activities
* Student Conduct
* Student Health
* Student Involvement and Leadership
* Student Legal Services
* Student Orientation and Transition Programs
* Student Volunteering
* Violence Prevention and Victim Assistance
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