This workshop unpacks the CLARA (calm, listen, affirm, respond, add) method of communication as a tool for engaging in difficult conversations respectfully. Students will receive two Changemaking Points for attending.

Join HC Faculty Fellow Prof. Kristen Syrett (Linguistics, RuCCS) to de-stress and get creative while making Halloween-themed crafts, painting pumpkins, and getting into the fall season. 

Come and hear from Rutgers’ first two Delta Scholars about their experience as a part of one of the nation’s most unique fellowship programs, in which participants work in the Mississippi Delta Region, as well as at Harvard University Law and T.H. Chan School of Public Health, to provide medical, legal, political, and economic access to residents of one of the nation’s most impoverished regions.    

Each year Rutgers Honors College is guaranteed one participant (a rising junior) in this pathbreaking and high-impact program. 

Do you like movies? After watching an amazing film, do you ever find yourself searching for reviews to better understand your newfound love for said film? If yes, come down to S126 on Friday nights (every two weeks starting Friday, October 18) to watch a new movie with Changemaking Mentor James and Faculty Fellow Trip McCrossin!

Come learn about how you can have a growth mindset through speaking up, regardless of your faith identity. Plus, make your own ice-cream sandwiches at the end!

2024 is a Presidential Election year. No matter which candidate is elected, they will influence policy and decisions on key issues central to our lives in America, including the judicial system, the environment, language and immigration, AI, and LGBTQ+ and gender rights.

2024 is a Presidential Election year. No matter which candidate is elected, they will influence policy and decisions on key issues central to our lives in America, including the judicial system, the environment, language and immigration, AI, and LGBTQ+ and gender rights.

2024 is a Presidential Election year. No matter which candidate is elected, they will influence policy and decisions on key issues central to our lives in America, including the judicial system, the environment, language and immigration, AI, and LGBTQ+ and gender rights.