Graduate Student Success Workshops @ Rutgers-Newark

The Graduate Student Government Association’s (GSGA) Travel Award allows graduate students to apply for awards for up to $500 in funding for registration and related travel expenses to a conference where the student will be presenting research or other academic work that has been completed at Rutgers University-Newark.

Subject-specific research guides are a great place to start to get familiar with the best resources for research in your field of study!

Consider consulting with a subject specialist librarian when doing research.

The Dana Library offers many workshops each semester for graduate students, with topics ranging from information literacy (i.e., finding, using, and managing information); to data collection, analysis, and/or management; to digital humanities methods & tools; to scholarly communication; to grants; to careers.

Learn about career fairs and take advantage of a variety of career services and resources.

This guide features general career resources and is put together by librarians on the Rutgers-New Brunswick campus.

Put together by the same librarians who provide the very popular "Job Hunting for Graduate Students" workshop sponsored by the Dana Library.

Especially for students interested in pharmaceutical management.

Especially for students in the MQF program at the Rutgers Business School.

Gradfund assists Rutgers graduate students with identifying and applying for merit-based research grants and fellowships to support graduate study and research. Students can sign up for individual appointments and/or participate in workshops, presentations and mentoring programs throughout the year.

Within the Office of Research and Economic Development, the Research Development team designed this site to be a one-stop shop for all of research-related needs.

This guide offers resources for graduate students seeking external funding. It was created by librarians in the Dana Library and Grants Specialist Patricia Bender

The "Awards, Grants, and Prizes" tab may be of special interest.

Review by the IRB is required for research involving human subjects regardless of the funding source, and also covers human research without funding.

For Graduate School - Newark students only. In addition to writing workshops, students can receive individual assistance with critical reading, research, or writing skills.

To access EdSeries, log in to ----------, then look under the "Organizations" tab. Near the bottom, click on EdSeries. Hover over the "Organization ID" for the topic you are interested in, then select "Enroll" from the pull-down menu. Topics include 2010 and 2013 Microsoft Office applications.

Phone: 973-353-5311
Location: Hill Hall, Rm. 112

Phone: 973-353-5834
Location: Conklin Hall, Suite 241

E-mail: bonnie.fong@rutgers.edu
Phone: 973-353-5901
Location: Dana Library

Phone: 973-353-5608
Location: Bradley Hall, Rm. 140

E-mail: help@newark.rutgers.edu
Phone: 973-353-5083
Location: Hill Hall 109

E-mail: nwc@andromeda.rutgers.edu
Phone: 973-353-5847
Location: Conklin 126