EDWARD J. BLOUSTEIN SCHOOL FUND TO ALLEVIATE STUDENT HARDSHIP
In an effort to provide support to Bloustein School degree students during times in which they face incredible challenges, the Dean has developed the Bloustein School Fund to Alleviate Student Hardship. Its purpose is to provide resources to students of the school experiencing hardship, attempting to address specific, unexpected, and extraordinary problems.
Undergraduate and graduate students struggling with difficulties and experiencing hardship are encouraged to apply.
Applicants will present a narrative along with any supporting documentation in order to be considered. There are limited resources, and as such, please know not all requests will not be fulfilled. Calls for applications are made and reviewed on a semester-by-semester basis.
Students may have the opportunity to “give back” by undertaking a work assignment, internship, or other targeted projects, given individual capacity and ability. Opportunities will coincide with respect to the school’s mission and will be assigned a coordinator who will link them to activities and options.
For any questions about need, please see Steve Weston at sdweston@rutgers.edu.
Follow the link below if you are interested in donating to the Bloustein School Fund to Alleviate Student Hardship.