Resource Time

A mini fact sheet of some resources youd like to share with your students!

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Recreation Centers
There are 5 recreation Facilities at Rutgers University. over 500 programs per semester for the student population. motto is, "If we own it, we loan it." racquets, balls, eyeguards, and outdoor gear you need either free of charge, or for a very low fee recreation.rutgers.edu

BUSCH CAMPUS Sonny Werblin Recreation Center 3 Basketball / Volleyball/ Badminton Courts 6 Racquet Ball Courts 2 Squash Courts 2 Lap pools Fitness Center 3 Outdoor Sand Volleyball courts Cybex machines over 6,500 pounds of free weights Rutgers Aquatics Center 50-meter Olympic pool a 10-meter diving tower a recreational pool with a movable bottom that can be raised or lowered from a depth of zero to six feet Seating is provided for 1,000 spectators. Sport Club Field located on the corner of Bartholomew and Brett roads features a state-of-the-art turf surface regulation size soccer field and markings for lacrosse, soccer, and rugby light for night play University Park 1/2 Mile cinder running track Regulation Softball Field Turf Field located across the street from The Sonny Werblin Recreation Center on Bartholomew Road COLLEGE AVENUE CAMPUS College Avenue Gym 5 Basketball/ Volleyball courts 25 Meter Pool

 Indoor Climbing Gym Fitness Center Boxing and Olympic weight lifting Power Lifting Gym Dance Studio The Barn as it is affectionately known at Rutgers College home of both Recreational Services and the Division of Intercollegiate Athletics since 1939 Deiner Park located behind the River Residence dorms on the College Avenue campus. three tennis court two basketball courts a handball wall a large picnic pavilion sports lights which allow the park to be open at night Rutgers Fitness Center also known as the "Easton Ave. Gym" contemporary two-story facility located in the heart of the College Avenue Campus, on the corner of Easton Avenue and Somerset Street facilitys diverse collection of Precors, Cybex Arc Trainers, stationary bikes, Stairmasters, TechnoGym Treadmills, and a rowing machine. The fitness center features strength equipment including free weights and selectorized weight equipment by Cybex and LifeFitness, as well as Bosu, stabtility, and medicine balls COOK and DOUGLASS CAMPUSES Cook/Douglass Recreation Center Fitness Center 3 Basketball/ Volleyball Courts 4 Racquet Ball Courts Outdoor Roller Hockey Rink Located on Biel Road on the Cook Campus 8-lane, 25-meter indoor swimming pool two-tiered fitness center a multipurpose gymnasium locker rooms and showers Class of 1914 Boathouse located on the Raritan River built in 1950 and is a gift of the Class of 1914 houses over 20 boats The boathouse houses three bays, one for each the heavyweight, womens and lightweight programs. Rutgers has the top-of-the-line equipment, with brand new boats and oars coming in every year LIVINGSTON CAMPUS Livingston Recreation Center 3 Basketball Courts Fitness Center Outdoor Tennis Courts Outdoor Basketball Courts Beach Volleyball Outdoor Center over 20 mountain bikes 10 surfboards, canoes and kayaks

all the gear you need to create your own outdoor adventure also run trips hiking, rock climbing, mountain biking, canoeing, kayaking and white water rafting

Fit Checks self administered Pre-Activity Screening designed to direct prospective exercisers to either begin participation in an exercise program or contact their appropriate healthcare provider before participation on cardiovascular equipment. Fitness Assistant will provide you with a Pre-Activity Screening form which needs to be completely filled out and signed. Fitness Assistant will provide you with a Pre-Activity Screening form which needs to be completely filled out and signed Intramural Sports hosts over 50 intramural sports leagues throughout the year Various levels of competition are offered in both team and individual/dual activities and opportunities exist for Mens, Womens or Co-Recreational play activities held on the Busch, College Avenue, Cook/Douglass and Livingston Campus, you can find the intramural sport that best fits your schedule

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Learning Centers
Mission: To serve the instructional needs of Rutgers University students and faculty, through studentcentered and collaborative academic support programs that stimulate active learning and advance academic achievement. http://lrc.rutgers.edu/

LOCATIONS: Busch Campus ARC Building, Room 332 College Avenue Campus Kreeger Learning Center Cook/Douglass Campuses Loree Building, Room 124 Livingston Campus Tillett Hall, Room 111 Group Tutoring Join with a small number of fellow students in a cooperative group setting facilitated by a peer tutor Tutoring is provided on a walk-in basis at each of our four centers. One on One Tutoring To meet individually with a tutor, you must first schedule an appointment The learning centers offering tutoring in all subjects EXCEPT writing courses. For assistance and tutoring in writing courses, students are encouraged to turn to the writing centers! WRITING CENTERS: http://wp.rutgers.edu/tutoring/writingcenters

Douglass/Cook Campus 135 George Street, Room 101 Livingston Campus Lucy Stone Hall, B-104A College Avenue Campus Murray Hall, Room 304

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Health Centers
Rutgers Health Services is dedicated to health for the WHOLE STUDENT BODY, MIND AND SPIRIT. Offer services such as: General care, women and mens health care, immunizations, TB testing, Flu vaccines, physical examinations. There are 3 Health Centers at Rutgers University. Contact Information: 848-932-7402 Email: health@rci.rutgers.edu http://health.rutgers.edu/

BUSCH CAMPUS/ LIVINGSTON CAMPUS Livingston Health Center (Livingston Campus) 110 Hospital Road, Pickaway NJ To access The Health Center, take the B/He bus and exit at The Health Center If the regular B bus is taken, exit at the Livingston Plaza and walk to the Health Center at the corner of Hospital Road and Avenue E. M-F 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. & 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. EXCEPT CLOSED May 23, May 27, and closed for the summer starting June 1, 2013. Telepharmacy COLLEGE AVE CAMPUS Hurtado Health Center (College Ave) 11 Bishop Place, New Brunswick, NJ M-F: 8:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. through May 15, 2013. From May 16 through August 31, 2013, M-F: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. EXCEPT CLOSED: May 23, May 27, July 4, 2013. COOK /DOUGLASS CAMPUS Willets Health Center (Cook/Douglass Campus) 11 Suydam Street, New Brunswick, NJ across from the bookstore M-F 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. & 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. EXCEPT CLOSED May 23, May 27, and closed for the summer starting June 1, 2013. COUNSELING, ADAP (ALCOHOL & OTHER DRUG ASSISTANCE PROGRAM) & PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES (CAPS) http://rhscaps.rutgers.edu/ Counseling Services Alcohol and Other Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) Psychiatric Services serving the students and faculty at Rutgers

CAPS- COLLEGE AVE CAMPUS 17 Senior Street New Brunswick, NJ 08901 created in September 2006 CAPS main office M-F 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. EXCEPT CLOSED: May 23, May 27, June 12, July 4, 2013. Contact Information: 848- 932-7884 CAPS-COOK/DOUGLASS CAMPUS 61 Nichol Avenue New Brunswick, NJ 08901 M-F 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. EXCEPT CLOSED: May 23, May 27, June 12 and closed for the summer starting June 17, 2013. Contact Information: 848- 932-7884 RHS (RUTGERS HEALTH SERVICES) HEALTH OUTREACH, PROMOTION & EDUCATION (H.O.P.E.) 8 Lafayette Street New Brunswick, NJ 08901 Contact Information: 848-932-1965 M-F 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. EXCEPT CLOSED: May 23, May 27, July 4, 2013. http://rhshope.rutgers.edu/ active learning, student centered. an integrated academic and student life approach comprised of peer education, curriculum infusion, information development, outreach, and training related to health and wellness. PHARMACY SERVICES carries a full range of prescription, over-the-counter, and personal care items. Students, faculty and staff can purchase competitively priced over-the-counter products and fill their prescriptions. Payment options include cash, credit card, check, RU express, and bursar billing. Rutgers Health Center Pharmacy Condom Corner carries a wide variety of safer sex products at prices geared toward college students. Other personal care products available include soap, deodorant, hand sanitizers, moisturizers, and hair products. First aid supplies are available too and include adhesive bandages, ace bandages, slings, antibiotic ointments and more. Vitamins, supplements, water, energy drinks, and snacks can also be purchased at competitive prices. http://rhspharmacy.rutgers.edu/ BUSCH CAMPUS/ LIVINGSTON CAMPUS Busch-Livingston Telepharmacy M-F 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. EXCEPT CLOSED: May 23, May 27 and closed for the summer starting June 1, 2013. 110 Hospital Road Piscataway, NJ 08854 Contact Information: 848- 445-3606 COLLEGE AVE CAMPUS Rutgers Health Center Pharmacy M-F 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. through May 15, 2013. From May 16 through August 31, 2013, M-F: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 P.M. EXCEPT CLOSED: May 23, May 27, July 4, 2013. 11 Bishop Place New Brunswick, NJ 08901 Contact Information: 848-932-8033 COOK/ DOUGLASS CAMPUS

Willets Telepharmacy M-F 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. through May 31, 2013. EXCEPT CLOSED: May 23, May 27 and closed for the summer starting June 1, 2013. 11 Suydam Street New Brunswick, NJ 08901 Contact Information: 732-932-9805 x430

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Housing and Residence Life

- With nearly 15,000 undergraduates living on campus, Rutgers has one of the largest, most diverse and most exciting residential student programs in the country - Over 50 resident halls at Rutgers University - http://ruoncampus.rutgers.edu/ - Living and learning communities http://rulc.rutgers.edu/ http://rulc.rutgers.edu/content/first-year-students Residential College for Women: Douglass Residential College Academic Interest Areas Broadcast Communications and TV Video Production: RU-tv Broadcast Communications Living-Learning Community Broadcast Communications and Meteorology RuTv WeatherWatcher Living-Learning Community Business Business Discovery House Social Justice Livingston Social Justice Learning Community Language & Culture French Living-Learning Community German Living-Learning Community Marine Science Oceanography Learning Community Political Science Law & Political Discovery House Psychology Psychology Discovery House Social Issues Law & Political Science Discovery House Livingston Social Justice Learning Community Science, Technology, Engineering , Math and Health Professions Achievement in Math & Science (AIMS) Learning Communities Residential Program (Metzger Hall & Perry Hall) Commuter Program Bunting Cobb Math, Science and Engineering Hall for Women Douglass Women in Engineering Living-Learning Community Engineering Living-Learning Community Health & Medicine Discovery House Rosalind Franklin House Summer Bridge to Success

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Info and List of all Residence halls: http://ruoncampus.rutgers.edu/facilities To complement Housing, several services and amenities are available on campus. Res Net - Internet Connection Mail Service (Post Office) RU TV Card Access Laundry

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Study Abroad

Students can travel to different parts of the world and live there for half semester, summer or full semester at a reduced rate. 60 programs offered Students only need to know the native language for 7 out of 64+ programs Study Abroad Office located at 102 College Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 732 932-7787 http://studyabroad.rutgers.edu/

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Bus Transportation Services

Department of Transportation Services is commented to providing all members of the Rutgers New Brunswick/Piscataway campus with the best possible solutions for getting around campus safely and easily.

Programs & Services: Knight Mover 732-932-RIDE (7433), New Brunswick Quick Shuttle, Library Shuttle, and Disability Transportation. -Dont believe the myths! The tickets are real and if you dont pay them the department will put a financial hold on your record. -Make use of mexbus.com and plan your rout ahead of time. -The Rutgers University bus system is the largest university bus system in the country and 50 largest bus system in the country. -During the semester are 40 buses running with 10 routes.
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Dining Services
For all information go to food.rutgers.edu or head to my.rutgers.edu, click on the "Campus Life" tab, under "Dining Menus" you will be able to find the menu for any given dining hall.

COLLEGE AVE CAMPUS Brower Commons (Oldest dining hall) During day, cold cut, meat line. Night: sushi 2 main food lines (more closed off) Location: Across the street from the Student Center and College Avenue Gym "The Napkin Board"- for any suggestions or comments written on napkins

Food consists of Full Breakfast, Continental Breakfast, Full Brunch, Deli Line, Full Lunch, Light Menu, Full Dinner The Knight Room Take Out (Breakfast Only)- in Dining Hall Take Out (Lunch and Dinner)- Separate entrance located towards the street Hours: Breakfast- Monday to Friday, 7 am - 10:30 am Lunch- Monday to Friday, 11:30 am - 4 pm Dinner- Monday to Thursday 5 pm Midnight Saturdays: Closed Sundays: 5:30 pm - 10 pm The Rutgers Club Mostly professors and faculty members, students can use it Location: 199 College Avenue rutgersclub.rutgers.edu Membership fee: $25 ($5 for Alumni) Lunch and Catering Menus Student Dining: Student nights- Monday and Thursday 1 Meal swipe & $2 Reservations are required for 5 pm to 7:30 pm Call (732)932-7139 for making reservations The Scarlet Latte Location: Basement of Alexander Library on College Ave Newest on campus eatery, cafe style BUSCH CAMPUS Busch Dining Hall Smoothie Bar Pasta Line Waffle Maker Location: Next to Busch Campus Center Take Out: Location: Enter dining hall- Breakfast & Lunch Entrance, next to Busch Campus Center Dinner Entrance, Behind Busch Campus Center, towards Werblin

DOUGLASS/COOK CAMPUS Neilson Dining Hall Smoothie Bar Vegan and Vegetarian Options Big Meat Line 2 different seating areas Ice cream Location: Behind the Eagleton Institute Pronounced "nell-son" Take Out: Location: enter dining hall, in a separate room Cook Caf Location: Cook Campus Center Breakfast: can swipe Weekends: (Saturdays) can swipe for cheesesteaks (Sundays) can swipe for burgers and fries Douglass Caf

Location: Douglass Campus Center Can swipe for sandwiches and lunches During certain times, can swipe at Pizzeria Uno Dunkin Donuts is the newest vendor on that campus Dudley's Location: Food Science Building Food Court style, can swipe LIVINGSTON CAMPUS Livingston Dining Commons Location: attached to the Student Center Burger pub, pasta line, Chinese wok, sushi Largest, newest dining hall. Three dining areas, faculty dining hall on second floor Take Out: Location: Side door entrance Rock Caf Location: Inside Livingston Student Center Deli & grill, can swipe for breakfast and at certain times Sbarro Location: Livingston Student Center Can swipe weekdays after 4pm Any of the on campus eateries take RU express and will not charge students tax

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Rutgers University Police Department

On all campuses, the Rutgers University Police Department operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, to provide the university community with a full range of police and security services. RUPD # 732-932-7211 -RUPD provides escorts to students, faculty and staff upon request.

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Rutgers Libraries

Alcohol Studies Located on the Busch Campus (Brinkley & Adele Smithers Hall) The Center of Alcohol Studies Library houses collections dealing with the biomedical and psychosocial aspects of beverage alcohol, its use, and related consequences. A growing amount of literature on other drug use/abuse has been added in recent years. Alexander Library (AL) Located on the College Avenue Campus Alexander Library is the oldest and largest of the Rutgers University Libraries. It supports doctoral programs in anthropology, economics, geography, history, linguistics, literature (classical, comparative, English & American, French, German, Italian, Spanish & Portuguese), philosophy, political science, and sociology. Alexander also supports four professional schools: the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning & Public Policy; the Graduate School of Education; the Graduate School of Social Work; and the School of Communication and Information - all of which include doctoral programs.

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In addition, Alexander supports major interdisciplinary programs in African studies, Latin American studies, medieval studies, and South Asian Studies, as well as undergraduate study across the range of the humanities and social sciences. Main library for the humanities and social sciences. classrooms on the top floor, printers in UG lounge EZ borrow system & remote access new caf Scarlet Latte reference desk- resource help circulation desk Located on the Busch Campus The Rutgers University Libraries Annex is a remote storage facility. Infrequently used periodicals, monographs, government documents, and archives are stored at the Libraries Annex.

Located on the College Avenue Campus (Voorhees Hall) The Art Library holds a non-circulating collection which supports the research and instructional needs of scholars in art and architectural history, visual arts, and related programs and disciplines within Rutgers. Collection fields include art, architecture, decorative arts, and historic preservation. Chang (Stephen & Lucy Chang Science Library) Located on the Cook Campus (Walter E. Foran Hall- 1St Floor) The library's print and digital collections cover the areas of agriculture, animal science, aquaculture and fisheries, bio- resource engineering, environmental studies, food science, human ecology, landscape architecture, marine science, natural resources, nutrition, and plant science. Chemistry Located on the Busch Campus (Wright-Rieman Laboratories) The biochemical/biological chemistry area is emphasized in the collection, in addition to analytical chemistry, inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, and physical chemistry. Douglass (Mabel Smith Douglass Library) Located on the Douglass Campus Two major areas: women's studies and the performing arts (music, dance, theater). The women's studies reference and research collection comprises print and non-print material and focused mainly on sexuality and gender studies, feminist theory, the history of mothers and marriage, and the history of feminist movements and women's rights throughout the world. East Asian Located on the College Ave Campus (Within in the Alexander Library) Collection of monographs, serials, and microfilms. The Library's main collection currently has more than 150,000 volumes, of which more than 130,000 are in Chinese, about 7,500 in Japanese, and about 2,500 in Korean. At present, the Library subscribes more than 200 titles of periodicals and newspapers and its collection of back issues compasses over 1,000 titles. Fordham Lab Located on the Douglass Campus (Within the Mabel Smith Douglass Library) The Library houses a Media DVD and videotape collection; the Fordham multimedia lab provides hardware and software for editing video, graphic and audio works Foster Center (Margery Somers Foster Center) Located on the Douglass Campus The MSF Center is a unit of Rutgers University Libraries dedicated to developing co-curricular initiatives on visual technology and networked culture. Develop students' multimedia skills;

Expand students' capacities to critically engage intersections of digital technology and politics of visually Serve as a hub for information dissemination and collaborative learning in socially transformative media; and Spark and support students' creative excellence with initiatives, such as the annual Margery Somers Foster Undergraduate Multimedia Award.

Kilmer Located on the Livingston Campus Kilmer has many classrooms to study in as well as many computers to use. Also, contains collections on undergraduate education, primarily containing business collections, and some career sources materials. Library of Science & Medicine Located on the Busch Campus The Library of Science and Medicine (LSM) houses the primary print research collections for the following disciplines: behavioral science, biological science, earth and geological science, engineering, medical science, pharmaceutical science. Mathematical Sciences Located on the Busch Campus (Hill Center- 1st Floor) It supports the research and educational needs for the departments of computer science, mathematics and statistics as well as the research centers such as DIMACS, RUTCOR, SYCON and WINLAB. It provides access to the Library Catalog, electronic journals, indexes, and the Internet. A full range of services, such as reference and interlibrary loans is available. Media Center Located on the Douglass Campus (Within the Mabel Smith Douglass Library) The Media Center is a unit of the Rutgers University Libraries offering moving image and recorded sound materials, including the collections of the Laurie Music Library, to students, faculty, and staff on all Rutgers campuses. Music (Blanche and Irving Laurie Music Library) Located on the Douglass Campus (Within the Mabel Smith Douglass Library) The Blanche and Irving Laurie Music Library and Media Services, located in the Douglass Library, provide videos and sound recordings as well as viewing/listening devices. Has scores, sheet music, audio and video recordings and online streaming recordings. Physics Located on the Busch Campus (Serin Physics Laboratory) Collection emphasis is focused in the following major subject categories: (1) condensed matter physics, (2) elementary particle and high energy physics, (3) nuclear physics, and (4) astrophysics. Other important subject areas include surface physics, statistical physics, and quantum theory SERC Reading Room - Located on the Busch Campus (Science and Engineering Resource Center) Schimmel Rare Book Library (Herbert D. and Ruth Schimmel Rare Book Library) Located on the College Avenue Campus (Within the Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum) The collection includes original, illustrated French books and periodicals dating from 1865-1915. The Schimmel Library has an online catalog that anyone may search via the World Wide Web. Scholarly Communication Center (SCC) Located on the College Avenue Campus (Within the Alexander Library) The SCC, a department of Technical and Automated Services, supports the development and integration of scholarly / scientific / educational information into the mainstream through a wide range of innovative digital services: State-of-the-art conference, teaching, and training facilities Digital project research and development Humanities and Social Science Data Services Digital information services Hosted Digital Projects

School of Management and Labor Relations Located on Douglass Campus (Labor Education Center) Offers reference and information services to the students and faculty of the School of Management and Labor Relations (SMLR), the larger Rutgers community, labor relations and human resource management professionals, and the working people and employers of New Jersey. Maintains a specialized collection of journals, texts, reporting services and databases in industrial relations and human resources. Special Collections and University Archives Located on the College Avenue Campus Within its four major divisions (Sinclair New Jersey Collection, Manuscript Collection, Rare Book Collection, and University Archives), Special Collections and University Archives collects, preserves, and makes available primary sources of a rare, unique, or specialized nature to support advanced study and research in the humanities and social sciences. RU-Online: The Rutgers Digital Library This is a digital library of resources that are available simultaneously to all Rutgers users. The collection is composed of full text and full image books, periodicals, government publications, music, video and other resources including purchased electronic databases and indexes. How to access RU-Online: RU-Online titles are accessible through the Library Catalog, where Electronic access links in the cataloging records bring the resources directly to your desktop.

10. Office of Social Justice Education and LGBT Communities

the Office of Social Justice provides programs to LGBT students, allies, and staff about education, social, and leadership development activities. -Livingston Social Justice Learning Community: for first residential and commuter students interested in exploring social justice issues and attending a free Alternative Spring Break. -Rainbow Perspectives: for students interested in exploring lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) issues outside of the classroom. -Roommate-Matching: for first-year and transfer students who are interested in being paired with a student interested in LGBTQ issues. -Gender Neutral Housing: in four residence halls, providing students the opportunity to select a known roommate of any gender.

11. University Relations RU-info

- primary source of general information for current students, prospective students, faculty, staff, visitors, and other guests of the Rutgers community. -Call one of the specially trained Information Assistants in the RU-info Call Center to ask about directions, faculty experts, classroom changes, degree programs, event parking, and much more.

Call 732-445-info (4636) OR text "Rutgers" to 66746

12. Career Services

Career Services provides the resources for choosing: - A college major -Developing career plans -creating a resume - finding internships and full-time jobs, -contacting alumni -developing graduate school plans -making successful career transitions. http://careerservices.rutgers.edu/ Location: Career & Interview Center, Busch Campus Center 848-445-6127 (phone) | 732-445-6150 (fax) Summer Drop-in Hours (for current students only): Busch Campus Center: Wednesdays, 1 - 3:30 pm Location: Career Development Center, 46 College Avenue 732-932-7997 (phone) | 732-932-1532 (fax) Summer Drop-in Hours (for current students only): 46 College Avenue: Tuesdays, 1 - 3:30 pm

13. Student Centers

Rutgers Student Center (College Ave) FOOD: Wendy's Gerlanda's Au Bon Pain Subway King Pita Palace (Middle Eastern) Currito's OFFICES: Student Life (Student Center; Student Life Administration; Programs & Leadership) Community Police Office The Daily Targum WRSU Student Organization Offices SERVICES: Rutgers Spirit Shop ATM Copy machine Student credit union Soda and snack machines Meeting and event space (MPR; Red Lion Cafe) Lounges Computer lab Cook Campus Center (Cook/Douglass)

FOOD: Cook Cafe & Market SERVICES: ATM Meeting and event space Study space and lounges Game room - billiards, air hockey and ping-pong Computer lab Snack and soda machines OFFICES: Student Life (Student Center, Reservations, Programs & Leadership) Campus Dean and Dean of Students SEBS governing council Douglass College Center (Cook/Douglass) FOOD: Ancho Grill Douglass Cafe Pizzeria Uno Dunkin Donuts SERVICES: ATM Copy machine Student mailboxes and a full service US Post Office Meeting and event space Lounges for relaxing or studying Billiards tables Copy Center - posters, laminating, and photocopying Computer lab OFFICES: Student Life (Student Centers; Programs & Leadership; Involvement) Douglass Residential College Community Police Office Student organization offices Busch Campus Center (Busch) FOOD: Ancho Grill Douglass Cafe Pizzeria Uno Dunkin Donuts SERVICES: ATM Copy machine Student mailboxes and a full service US Post Office Meeting and event space Lounges for relaxing or studying Billiards tables Copy Center - posters, laminating, and photocopying Computer lab OFFICES:

Student Life (Student Centers; Programs & Leadership; Involvement) Douglass Residential College Community Police Office Student organization offices Copy Store Livingston Student Center (Livingston) FOOD: Donuts Sbarro's The Rock Caf SERVICES: Livingston Convenience Store ATM Copy machine Meeting space and lounges Commuter lounge OFFICES: Student Life (Student Center; Programs; New Student Orientation; Involvement; Marketing & Communications) Community Police Office Student organization offices

14. Honors Programs

Honors program for SAS, Engineering, SEBS, and Pharmacy Email questions to: honors@sas.rutgers.edu, or respective school for which the student has questions In addition to challenging seminars and courses, honors undergraduates participate in peer mentoring programs; research opportunities; internships and co-ops; special housing options; extensive personal advising; and social and cultural events. Each school offers honors housing to its students. There is also an opportunity for departmental honors. Students who qualify are required to write senior honors theses. A common first year question is: how can I be in the honors program? -- Must have a certain SAT and high school GPA to gain admittance. Check respective schools websites for details on this criterion. Additionally, if a first year student does not initially qualify, if they earn a 3.7 GPA or higher their freshmen year, they can apply and gain admittance into the honors program. (Most of this content and most other important information can be found on the following website: http://nb.rutgers.edu/academics/honors-programs)

15. Commuters
Commuter FAQs General FAQs/Special Programs: All commuting women are welcome to join the Douglass Residential College.

They are appointed a Commuter Peer Academic Leader who advises and ensures involvement with all group activities Parking and Transportation: http://rudots.rutgers.edu/studentpark.shtml Need your netID, license plate number, state, make, and color of your car, a credit card to register Commuter permits are mailed to your house Additional vehicles are allowed per permit, but you only get one hang tag to switch between cars. Cost for Deck Permit (Zone A & D) Cost for a Surface Lot permit (Zone B, C, & L) Permits go on sale in the first or second week of August Eating On/Around Campus: o Commuters can choose between 2 meal plans if desired: 75 Plan $990 per semester. The 75 offers an average of 5 meals each week. 50 Plan $770 per semester. The 50 meal plan allows an average of 3 meals each week. o Microwaves are available on every campus to heat up food including the campus center convenience stores and the Student Activities Center convenience store. o There are Food Service Vendors in all of the Student Centers around campus. o Locations on and around campus accept RU Express. Full list of locations here: http://food.rutgers.edu/ruexpress/participating-locations/ Lounge/Study Areas Around Campus o ANYWHERE. Rutgers technically doesnt have specific commuter lounges around campus, but there is the Off Campus Students Association room in the Busch Campus Center. o Good places to lounge/study besides ALL of the libraries: Student Activities Center Busch Campus Center Food Court (booths are great to study in!), International Lounge, and Fireside Lounge Rutgers Student Center Atrium and Upstairs Lounge Douglass Campus Center Cook Campus Center upstairs study rooms and game room Livingston Campus Center