Division of Student Affairs

Student Affairs works to expand opportunities for students to learn about and interact with different people, cultures, and customs.

The division is committed to help motivate and inspire students to devote time and energy to educationally- purposeful activities both inside and outside the classroom.

We promote student leadership and professional development, help students address special needs or difficulties, provide opportunities for students to be involved on campus, in athletics, in organizations and in administrative committees.

The Division of Student Affairs works to improve the quality of student life for all students and the campus community. Our programs and services help prepare students for successful careers, and allow students to remain healthy and active.

The Athletic Program at Rutgers-Camden supports the mission of the campus and the University by teaching students to work individually and collaboratively to accomplish goals, to conduct themselves with integrity, and to compete with passion and sportsmanship while developing a commitment to academic excellence and service to the community.

As a Division III program we are committed to an environment in which a student athlete’s athletic activities exist as a integral part of her/his educational experience. The academic success of our student athletes and their preparation for employment and/or further study is an integral aspect of our mission.

Consonant with the goals of the campus and the University, the Athletic Program at Rutgers-Camden is committed to personal fulfillment, a respect and appreciation for diversity, and excellence. To achieve these goals the athletic program provides equitable opportunities and institutional supports for students and student-athletes, regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, or sexual orientation, to achieve his/her highest athletic and intellectual potential while maintaining her/his health and well-being.

The common goal among the Rutgers-Camden athletic administrators, coaching staff, and student athletes is to reflect the values of the University by achieving excellence through athletic training and competition while abiding by the standards of the NCAA, good sportsmanship and ethical conduct.

Go to the Athletics Website

The Campus Center is the hub of the campus and provides meeting rooms, dining facilities, Starbucks, a massive lounge area as well as smaller lounges for students to meet, attend events and grab a bite to eat. The Impact booth offers student, faculty & staff tickets for external events, usually at a discount! Stop by and discover what’s happening.

Go to the Campus Center Website

A division of the Department of Student Affairs, the Office of Student Involvement is committed to providing the resources and information you'll need to establish and develop your leadership roles and college life experiences. Want to get involved? Interested in starting something new? Contact us, and we'll provide you with the information and/or contact(s) to make things happen.
It is a Rutgers University policy to make the benefits and services of its educational program, which applies to undergraduate, graduate and professional schools, available to students without discrimination based on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, age, sex, sexual orientation, handicap, marital or veteran status.

Go to the Student Involvement Website

The Career Center at Rutgers University-Camden provides a comprehensive career development program for students and alumni, servicing the College of Arts & Sciences, School of Business, University College, School of Social Work, The Graduate School and Joint Degree Program Candidates.

Go to the Career Center Website

The Dean of Students Office mission is to support the educational goals of Rutgers University by facilitating processes that: assist students in making better choices in regards to their behavior, provide an outlet for community members to address issues in conflict, and aid in the creation of a safer, more inclusive, learning community.

Go to the Dean Of Student Website

The Rutgers-Camden Events Office is the central reservation office for all non-academic events. Additionally, we are a service department that will plan, produce and manage impeccable events for you as we extend the Chancellor’s standard of hospitality throughout the Camden Campus. Our clients include the Chancellor’s Office and its related administrative units, the deans, faculty, students, alumni and staff. We welcome clients from our surrounding neighborhoods in the City of Camden all the way to international academic colleagues—and everyone in between.

Go to the Events Office Website

Welcome to Rutgers-Camden Student Health Services and thank you for visiting our web site. The Student Health Services at Rutgers-Camden is a comprehensive primary care facility that offers accessible, convenient, quality medical and mental health care. We work as an integrated team to provide services in an atmosphere which is both welcoming and respectful of the dignity of all students. Our staff is comprised of caring and concerned professionals who are licensed/certified in their area of expertise, and who are committed to providing high quality medical, psychological and educational services to a highly diverse student body.

We know that students’ college experience and academic success is closely associated with their overall health and sense of well-being. To that end, we are proud of the services we offer the students on our campus to assist them when they are not well, and to educate them on how to live healthier lives. We hope you will use this web site to explore and identify services that will help you enhance your student experience.

If you have a problem or question, please stop by the Health Center or call us at (856) 225-6005. Safeguarding your health is of primary importance to us.

Go to the Health Services Website

The Center for International Programs welcomes you to Rutgers University-Camden! We value the richness you bring to the University and the community. We are delighted you have chosen Rutgers-Camden and we are sure you will find your experience here to be academically rewarding and personally fulfilling.

The Center for International Programs (CIP) is committed to providing quality advising services and supportive programming to our international population. The goal of the CIP is to support your academic success by helping you navigate the challenges you encounter as an international student. The CIP will assist you with concerns related to immigration and acculturation throughout your stay at Rutgers. Please check this web site regularly for procedural information and immigration updates, as well as workshops and social programs. In addition, the CIP will send out emails with news updates on a regular basis. Please make sure to read these emails as they may contain important information regarding your immigration status.
I encourage you to contact the office with any questions you might have regarding the services provided and/or the information contained on this site. And, once again, welcome to Rutgers University-Camden.
Wishing you great success,
Elizabeth Atkins
Assistant Dean, International Students

Go to the Office of International Students

The Office of New Student Programs facilitates the transition, adjustment and connection of first-year and transfer students to our campus community. We support new students and their family members through the various processes in order to ensure academic and social success at Rutgers-Camden.
Experience Rutgers-Camden! Be Inspired. Get Involved.
Let us help you…
• Develop meaningful relationships with peers, student leaders, faculty and staff.
• Utilize available academic and support resources.
• Ensure you are aware of important dates and deadlines.
• Discover ways to feel connected to our campus community.
• Learn techniques on how to successfully navigate the campus.

Go to the Office of New Student Programs Website

Welcome Home! We are glad you have found your way to Rutgers, and to the Camden campus. Since you are considering living on campus, let us provide you with a sampling of what this experience can be like…
• Imagine a small community setting where most of the faces you’ll see on a daily basis look familiar because interaction between peers is frequent.
• Imagine living in a comfortable, spacious, and secure suite with 3-5 other people that share similar goals and interests as you.
• Imagine short walks to class, worry-free parking, easy access to Philadelphia and the surrounding area, and those all-too-important cat naps in between classes.
• Imagine yourself taking a trip to New York to see a play, to Baltimore to visit a museum, or to Canada for Spring Break.
• Imagine hanging out with new friends while playing pool or air hockey, or exercising in the fitness center.
This can all be yours by staying on-campus—the options are limitless.

Go to the Housing & Residence Life Website

On behalf of the Rutgers University–Camden community, thank you for your service to our country. Rutgers students and faculty, along with alumni and staff, have served in the U.S. military since the American Revolution. You have undoubtedly made sacrifices and faced hardships unknown to most other students. You, and those who will come home in the years ahead, have earned our respect, admiration, and support as you begin a new phase of your life. Rutgers–Camden stands prepared to assist you in your transition to academic life. We have established a Veterans Affairs Council, have a Director of the Office of Veterans Affairs, three VA workstudy student veterans, and have many staff on campus who are aware of and ready to service veteran students throughout the campus. The information contained in these websites is designed to help you navigate Rutgers University – Camden. Please take advantage of the offices, the services and the people that are here to serve you and help you succeed at Rutgers University – Camden and into the future.

Go to the Veterans Services Website