Non-Traditional Careers for PhDs – 5 Alumni Share their Stories

  • August 1, 2019
iJOBS Blog

By Vinam Puri iJOBS recently organized a panel of 5 Rutgers Alumni who graduated with PhDs and went on to pursue non-research jobs. Moderated by Dr. Janet Alder, the panel shared their unique stories including their career paths and day-to-day activities of their current position. This post will capture the experiences shared by all panelists. Anna M. Dulencin is the Sr.

Presidential Fellowships

Presidential Fellowships

The Office of the EVPAA will continue to award Presidential Graduate Fellowships for AY 2025-26.

These fellowships are designed to provide supplementary support and are often used as a recruitment tool for our top pool of potential graduate students.  Fellowships will be funded through the OEVPAA for up to three years only. Deans or chancellors/provosts may choose to provide funds for any additional years to create a five-year package.

Rutgers–New Brunswick has been allocated 12 Presidential Graduate Fellowship.

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Technology Transfer Training

Along with discovery-based research, Rutgers increasingly engages in the commercialization of research through the transfer of new technologies to industry, contributing to the economic development of New Jersey and the nation. Internships in this office expose the student to the process of tech transfer.

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Are you interested in learning about evidence-based pedagogy and finding a community of peer support? Then check out the teaching development programs offered by the Institute for Teaching, Innovation, and Inclusive Pedagogy (TIIP), designed to help you explore effective teaching practices, reflect on your teaching philosophy, and connect with others who are passionate about education.