Join Carole Raddato, one of the most prolific photographers of antiquity, for a brunch at the Honors College Druskin Lounge at 10:30am on April 30th. Students of Classics, Art History, History, and related disciplines are especially invited to attend to talk to Carole Raddato and learn about her work. This event is sponsored by the Rutgers University Classics Department.
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REGISTER by Thursday, September 14th at 11:59pm. In this two-part Master Class on Law, Richard Kent, Esq., will guide you through fundamental aspects of law and case examples so that you understand how concepts translate to the real world. This introduction to law will help you assess whether law is an area you would like to further study or practice in and if you chose to venture on to law school it will give you a foundation to understand the law education you are about to embark upon. |
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In this two-part Master Class, Mr. Sanghvi will cover the various pieces that make up the US healthcare system: providers, payers, pharmaceuticals/medical devices, consumers, and regulators. Students will explore how each component interacts with each other to form the complex healthcare ecosystem. |
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In this two-part Master Class, Mr. Sanghvi will cover the various pieces that make up the US healthcare system: providers, payers, pharmaceuticals/medical devices, consumers, and regulators. Students will explore how each component interacts with each other to form the complex healthcare ecosystem. The Master Class will delve into the challenges and opportunities that arise from the interplay between stakeholders and how they impact the delivery and accessibility of healthcare services to individuals and communities. |
Learn about these opportunities to go beyond the ordinary with your educational experiences. Fellowships are merit awards that connect to experiential learning, such as research, study abroad, professional development, or graduate study.
Join Dr. Anne Wallen from the Rutgers Office of Distinguished Fellowships to learn about various opportunities and have time to discuss your specific interests to see how you could align with and prepare for particular fellowship awards.
Join us to hear four Rutgers New Brunswick faculty members across disciplines speak about their cutting-edge research and activism related to the climate crisis, and find out how you can shape your studies at Rutgers around this crucial interdisciplinary topic. Panelists include David Hughes (Anthropology), Elaine LaFay (History), Åsa Remmeralm (Geography), and Todd Vachon (Labor Studies & Employment Relations). Hosted by the Honors College Faculty Fellows.
Address
5 Seminary Place
New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1167
Phone
848-932-0990
