Student Accounting, Billing, and Cashier Services (Student ABC) has released its FY21 Annual Financial Report for the New Brunswick campus, which showcases great achievements during a challenging year.
Rutgers University Behavioral Healthcare and University Procurement Services partnered together to launch the Middlesex Outreach for Recovery & Education (MORE) program, a community-based outreach intervention program targeting individuals diagnosed with opioid use and substance use disorders.
Watch José Román, Vice President of Research Administration, explain his department's recent transformations.
Watch Lamar Oglesby, Executive Director of Research Financial Services, share why his department redefined its name and mission.
Adam Day, Associate Vice President and Associate Treasurer hosted the July 2021 Finance Town Hall, attended by more than 300 people from across the university.
Watch Rashod Jones, Director of Student Accounting, share tips on how to deal with shifting priorities.
In early 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic led to broad-scale changes in the Rutgers community’s personal and professional lives, affecting staff approaches to work, social interactions, and participation in recreational activities. As part of the Project Management Office (PMO) Training Team, Harnel Richmond witnessed the public health crisis’ impact on training and development, which shifted many—including Richmond and her PMO colleagues—from live, instructor-led sessions that fostered active engagement to video calls.
University Procurement Services participated in an innovative, Rutgers-wide coalition to produce personal protective equipment (PPE) and medical device parts for the university’s frontline health care workers currently combating COVID-19. This endeavor, known as the RU 3D PPE project, launched on March 26 and has produced laser-cut face shields and 3D-printed headbands through a network of 40 3D printers at Rutgers facilities.