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The mission of CMA is to facilitate ongoing interaction between business leaders, academic researchers, as well as governmental and nongovernmental stakeholders to promote the discovery and dissemination of strategies that create a sustainable market advantage.

cma@business.rutgers.edu

The Center for Marketing Research aims to connect the marketing research industry with academics through academic research and educational programs. The center supports research activities in developing and applying emerging research paradigms, methodologies, and techniques to various business problems. Outcomesfrom these research activities are to be disseminated through academic publications as well as through classroom instructions.

The Center for Migration and the Global City (CMGC) is an incubator for multidisciplinary scholarship, innovative pedagogy and civic engagement that addresses both the local and global dimensions of migration. CMGC fosters migration research across academic disciplines and the development of educational resources, media curriculum, and public programming that contribute to a better understanding of the impact of contemporary migration and its historical roots.

The mission of the CMBN is to advance understanding of the brain’s structure and function through excellence in neuroscience research and training. Our researchers pursue this goal through an integrative approach that cuts across the boundaries of traditional disciplines. They combine molecular, electrophysiological, neurochemical, anatomical, imaging, behavioral, and neuropsychological methods to analyze how the brain works, develops, interacts with the environment.

Our model of real-world education, industry-focused research, and the cross-pollinating exchange of ideas is creating an influential Center in one of the world’s epicenters of real estate activity. A dynamic hub for students, academics, and professional trailblazers alike, Rutgers Center for Real Estate has no less a goal than shaping the future of the field.

The Center was founded in 1977 at Rutgers University. It aims to further the study of regulation by researchers in economics and finance, in academic and non-academic institutions. The objective of the center is to promote research, scholarship and education in regulatory economics that have implications for public policy. Research and scholarship is promoted through conferences, seminars, workshops, courses, publications and research projects.

crri@business.rutgers.edu

The Center for Security, Race and Rights (CSRR) engages in research, education, and advocacy on law and policy that adversely impact the civil and human rights of America’s diverse Muslim, Arab, and South Asian communities. We do so through an interfaith, cross-racial, and interdisciplinary approach.

The Center for Supply Chain Management is dedicated to developing innovative strategies and practical solutions that address business problems encountered by the enterprise in the management of the end-to-end supply chain.

Rutgers Business School works in partnership with companies and organizations to develop women leaders for tomorrow’s evolving workforce. Founded in December 2019, the Rutgers Center for Women in Business (CWIB) has expanded our programs and research focus to serve our growing community of members and corporate partners. As the Center continues to grow, we invite and encourage our corporate partners and alumni to connect with us to take advantage of what the Center has to offer.

women@business.rutgers.edu

The Clement A. Price Institute on Ethnicity, Culture and the Modern Experience is a campus-based, community-oriented center for the public arts and humanities, committed to critical thinking and creativity in civic life.

priceinstitute@newark.rutgers.edu