A Rutgers materials science and engineering professor is working on ways to make advanced flexible electronics that could be used, for example, to make a soldier's uniform with integrated solar cells that could power sensors to detect nearby explosives?
(Dr. Manish Chhowalla)
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Undergraduates enter the first-year engineering program before advancing to one of the School’s seven departments, the applied sciences program, or the Bioenvironmental Engineering program offered in collaboration the Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences. The outstanding student body brings a diversity of background and experience providing an enthusiastic cohort for participation in a variety of extra-curricular activities that provide opportunities to serve our community and the world.
Our faculty and graduate student researchers make great strides on issues facing society every day. The depth and breadth of these achievements are truly exciting. They also remind us that the School of Engineering is part of one of the world’s great universities.
The School has a long and proud engineering heritage. Much of that pride is due to the accomplishments of its alumni. The joy of being a professor is watching our students grow to become leaders in industry, academia, and government service.
Together the faculty, staff, students, and alumni of the Rutgers School of Engineering are making contributions today that will benefit all of us for years to come.
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Mission Statement
To educate and train the future engineers of a complex, diverse, and global workplace
o Provide high quality, relevant education programs to undergraduate and graduate
students using the latest technology and education techniques- To conduct state-of-the-art research that embraces technology to address societal
challenges of a multifaceted United States and a globally connected world
o Create an environment to encourage and assist faculty to become leaders in their
fields, and to further gain national and international recognition
o Conduct cutting-edge research in strategically important engineering areas - To serve as a resource to local, New Jersey, and regional stakeholders in advancing the
public’s interest
o Promote economic development through technology, entrepreneurship, and
innovation
The School of Engineering Mission Statement was revised and ratified by the faculty on October 7, 2011
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Dean's Information
Reporting Offices to the Dean
- Academic Affairs
The Office of Academic Affairs, commonly known as B100, provides academic
service to undergraduate students. - Student Development
The Office of Student Development is the home for student organizations and services, counseling, special and summer pre-college programs, and scholarship information.
- Graduate Studies
The Office of Graduate Education of SoE provides support and guidance to SoE's activities in graduate education and research.
- Rutgers Advanced Technology Extension
Home to Continuing Education including Professional Engineer Exam Review, LEED and Green Energy, and General Engineering, to name a few.
- Departments
The large-scale involvement of students, faculty and staff within the 7 engineering departments ensures that Rutgers University will be at the forefront as a leading public research university.
- Human Resources
(Website under construction) - For immediate concerns, please contact Teresa Cruz at tericruz@rci.rutgers.edu
- Bureau of Engineering Research
The Bureau of Engineering Research provides the engineering faculty with timely and accurate management of grants and contracts.
- Development
The Office of Development is responsible for the many giving projects that has helped us grow significantly over the years.
- Engineering Data Center
Engineering Data Center maintains the critical engineering servers as well as general purpose computing servers and computational clusters.
- Engineering Computing Services
Engineering Computing Services is responsible for providing networking infrastructure, and the instructional labs to the engineering community.
- Mail & Document Services
Mail and Document Services is responsible campus mail, mail room sorting, metering requests, courier services and payroll mail.
Did You Know?
Highlights for 2011
The Fall 2011 entering first-year engineering class is more than 800 strong for the second time in history.
The Rutgers Board of Governors announced promotions of seven faculty effective July 1, 2011:
Hani Nassif, CEE, to Professor I Nada Boustany, BME, to Assoc. Professor with Tenure Li Cai, BME, to Assoc. Professor with Tenure Myong Kee Jeong, ISE, to Assoc. Professor with Tenure Fransisco J. Diez Garias, MAE, to Assoc. Professor with Tenure Hao Lin, MAE, to Assoc. Professor with Tenure Qingze Zou, MAE, to Assoc. Professor with Tenure
Five faculty joined the School of Engineering for the Spring 2011 semester:
Dr. Stavroula Sofou, BME/CBE Dr. Shantenu Jha, ECE Dr. Kang Li, ISE Dr. Deidre O'Carroll, MSE/CCB Dr. Jeffrey Walling, ECE
Five faculty will join the School of Engineering for the Fall 2011 semester:
Dr. Joseph Freeman, BME Dr. Meenakshi Dutt, CBE Dr. Waheed Bajwa, ISE Dr. Hongwang Wang, ISE Dr. Mark Pierce, BME
Engineers Without Borders-USA, Rutgers University was designated the Premier Student Chapter at the 2011 International EWB Conference in March.
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