SASN is responding to Rutgers’ evolving policies on teaching, classes, events, and travel. We are focused on providing teaching that can allow students to complete their courses so their education will not be held up. This page will provide you with continuous updates as the information becomes available.
Rutgers Remains Open; Return to Campus is Now January 31, 2022
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Rutgers is open and operating.
Academics
Where possible, in-person classes will temporarily convert to remote classes through Sunday, January 30, 2022. In-person classes and associated services will resume on Monday, January 31, 2022. Deans and chairs will work with their respective chancellor offices to assure an orderly transition and communicate their plans directly with students.
Learn more details at our operating status page.
My Campus App
When traveling to campus or entering a Rutgers building, all employees and students must use the My Campus Pass symptom checker app. To access My Campus Pass, log into my.rutgers.edu. Once you log in, the My Campus Pass window will be visible. Click on the “Get My Campus Pass” button, which will take you to the symptom survey for completion. You will also be asked to include any Rutgers building you plan to enter that day. Once you submit your survey, you will receive immediate notification as to whether you’ve been cleared for entry.
Faculty and Staff
- The university, all clinics, libraries, and research operations continue to remain open. However, the previously announced pause of the in-person return to campus for employees has been extended through Sunday, January 30, 2022.
- Learn more about returning to campus and read the Guide to Returning to Rutgers
- All Rutgers community members should be sure to have their IDs with them whenever they are on campus and to display them accordingly.
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Technology Resources
- The Office of Information Technology developed computer recommendations for Rutgers students so that they will be able to participate fully in their coursework, whether doing so remotely or otherwise.
- Rutgers instructors and professors have been asked to reach out to students via the appropriate learning management systems (Blackboard, Canvas, and Sakai) or via email.
- See the Technology Resources for Students page to learn about the Learning Management Systems, videoconferencing software, and other software that can help with remote instruction available from the Office of Information Technology Help Desk.
- Help with technology issues or questions is available from the Office of Information Technology Help Desk
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The Office of Academic Services (OAS) currently has virtual office hours with staff ready to assist you with questions/concerns (no appointment needed):
- Monday - Friday | 9:00am - 4:3opm
- Click here for Virtual Advising | passcode: SASN
An advisor can also be reached:
- Via Phone: (973) 353-5800 (Leave a detailed voicemail with your Name, RUID, and best method to reach you)
- Via Email: SASN_Advising@newark.rutgers.edu (Please include your Name and RUID in your email)
- You can schedule an appointment to meet with your academic advisor remotely by logging into Run4Success: https://run4success.campus.eab.com/.
- Yes. Visit https://myrun.newark.rutgers.edu/covid-financial-resources for more on the SGA announced Student Relief Fund, the CARE Team, and more.
- Please allow up to 48 business hours for your advisor to respond to your inquiry. If you do not hear back from your advisor after that point, please email OAS at SASN_Advising@newark.rutgers.edu.
- For the latest information on available resources and campus wide services, please visit the myRUN page: https://myrun.newark.rutgers.edu/covid19
- Check out the Campus and Financial Resources
- Students can read the latest university wide information at https://coronavirus.rutgers.edu/.