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Peer education builds on the idea that students learn best from their peers, especially about difficult or uncomfortable topics. Peer educators are trained by the Health Outreach, Promotion & Education (HOPE) professional staff to engage their peers in relevant and relatable discussions on issues of health and wellness. Peer educators are trained in specific topic areas such as mental health, sexual health, alcohol and other drugs, and nutrition. Each program has its own requirements, application, and training process. Visit each website to learn more about the unit.

If you have questions regarding any of the peer education programs, please contact HOPE at 848-932-1965.

Academic Coaching for International Students is facilitated by a Peer Coach (PC). The PC facilitates class discussions about students’ current academic practices and potential new strategies. These conversations draw from students’ experiences and build upon their skills and knowledge framed within prior and current coursework. PCs introduce new strategies and hold students accountable for creating goals, implementing new ones, refining existing strategies and techniques, and tracking their progress.

Peer academic coaching helps students prioritize and plan their studies and overcome barriers to their academic success. This program is led by trained juniors and seniors who have taught the Rutgers First-Year Transition course (RU-FYT).

The Rutgers Office of Emergency Management (OEM) provides information about communications and basic safety procedures to use in the event of an emergency that threatens public safety. We conduct emergency drills on a regular basis, working together with our counterparts on the municipal and county levels. These procedures are under continual review in order to maintain and enhance our ability to quickly and effectively respond to a public safety emergency. Increase your personal preparedness by viewing the Rutgers Emergency Action Plans.

The Psychology Department faculty offer opportunities for undergraduate students to participate in research in their labs. For more information, please check our website to find a lab that meets your research interests.

For all Rutgers Business School–New Brunswick undergraduates seeking information on general academic policies and procedures (e.g., withdrawals, credit limits, pass/no credit, repeating courses, dean's list, etc.)

For all students seeking information on MBA program policies and procedures, or looking to contact program staff.

For all Rutgers Business School–New Brunswick students seeking information on school-sponsored case competitions. For additional information, please reach out to your department head or program coordinator.

For all Rutgers Business School–New Brunswick undergraduates seeking information on the RBS Academic Standing Policy.