Chancellor Tonya Smith-Jackson has placed a great emphasis on school spirit, including an effort to elevate and expand athletics at RU-N and create events that will unify the campus and deepen the connection for alumni and donors. In the final installment of our four-part series focusing on the chancellor’s first year, she discusses Scarlet Raider pride.
Chancellor Tonya Smith-Jackson describes what makes research at Rutgers-Newark exceptional in part 3 of our Q&A series about her first year.
In Part 2 of our four-part Q&A series on Chancellor Tonya Smith-Jackson's first year, she discusses getting to know the city of Newark, the state of New Jersey, and Rutgers University.
In an interview marking her one-year anniversary, Rutgers University–Newark Chancellor Tonya Smith-Jackson reflected on what she's discovered, what she's accomplished, and how she envisions the future. Her thoughts will be presented in a four-part Q&A series.
Amy DÃaz, the new Chief of Staff at Rutgers University–Newark, has stepped into her role after arriving from Indiana University Northwest, where she served as Chief of Staff and Interim Vice Chancellor for University Advancement and External Affairs.
Chancellor Tonya Smith-Jackson was honored with the Essex County Coretta Scott King Award at the county African American History Month celebration.
