When: May 28; 9:30am-3:30pm Where: Rutgers Student Center & Brower Commons, New Brunswick Cost: Free & Open to public
Rutgers’ Office of Career Services is expecting 130 employers who are seeking to fill positions for full-time jobs and internships. Experienced and entry-level candidates are welcome. Positions are available for liberal arts students, business, science and technical majors, social workers, teachers, administrators and more. A list of employers registered for the event can be found here. Read the rest of this entry »
Tomorrow Rutgers will honor its Distinguished Alumni at the Heldrich Center. The black-tie affair will be hosted by Sheryl-Lee Ralph (a past honoree). Among the 2009 honorees are:
Walter G. Alexander II ENG’43 - Dentistry Pioneer
Dorothy W. Cantor GSAPP’76 - Psychologist
Mir A. Imran ENG’77 - Inventor, Entrepreneur
Natalie Morales RC’94 - Broadcast Journalist, Today Show
When: May 1st Where: Yellow Lot - Livingston Campus Cost: Free
Rutgersfest ‘09 is looking to be one of the best shows in recent memory with N.E.R.D. and Ryan Leslie both performing for the Scarlet Knight crowd. Rutgersfest is the event of the year with a variety of food, games and music. Free to enter - bring money for food vendors.
Twelve members of the Rutgers football team traveled to the Bristol-Myers Squibb Children’s Hospital at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick on Wednesday, visiting patients and handing out autographed posters and tee-shirts.
The Scarlet Knights concluded spring drills with the Scarlet-White game this past Saturday. All proceeds from the contest went to the pediatric units of Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital and St. Peter’s University Hospital.
If you’re checking out the Scarlet-White Game you’ll see this construction. These pics were taken 4/13 from where the canon goes off and from River Road.
