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As graduate students at Rutgers University–Newark, we not only benefit from high-quality academic programs but also become part of a dynamic and supportive scholarly community. The Graduate School–Newark serves not only as the institution where we pursue our degrees but also as a space for professional development, research growth, and meaningful academic connections.

1. Building Connections: A Core Strength of Graduate Life

The GSN community offers a broad network of peers, colleagues, faculty, and interdisciplinary research groups. Engaging in discussions, group activities, and academic events helps us broaden perspectives, strengthen our ideas, and receive valuable support throughout our graduate journey.

2. Academic and Professional Support

GSN provides numerous resources such as workshops, seminars, writing support, research guidance, and career development services. Making full use of these opportunities is essential for enhancing our academic performance and gaining clearer direction for future career paths.

3. A Culture of Collaboration and Respect

Hi everyone,I’m a new graduate student at Rutgers University–Newark, and I’d like to share some of my early experiences as well as ask for advice from the community here at the Graduate School–Newark.

During my first weeks of study and research, I realized that one of the most important factors for adapting successfully is staying connected with academic groups, workshops, and interdisciplinary activities. One thing I truly appreciate about Newark is its diversity—both in the community and across research directions. This has exposed me to many new perspectives, especially in collaborative projects across departments.

I’d love to learn from your experiences:

• Which university resources (libraries, research support, mentoring programs, etc.) have you found most helpful?

• Are there workshops or academic events you would recommend for new students to join early on?

• What were the biggest challenges you faced when starting out here, and how did you overcome them?

Hello everyone,

Over the past few weeks, I’ve noticed that many graduate students—especially those in their first year—are looking for effective ways to manage academic workload, research expectations, and the balance between studies and personal life. I’d like to share a few strategies that have helped me and may also be useful for the Graduate School–Newark community.

1. Take full advantage of academic resources

Graduate School–Newark offers a wide range of academic support services that we sometimes overlook. Workshops on research skills, academic writing, data management, and statistics can save a significant amount of time when working on term papers, projects, or theses.

2. Connect with faculty and advisors early

Faculty members and advisors play an essential role in shaping your academic and career path. Beyond guiding your research, they can help you identify opportunities for funding, fellowships, and professional development. Building strong connections early on sets a solid foundation…