Working for Recreation is much more than convenient on-campus employment! You acquire specific job training, develop skills, meet new people, and feel good about helping to build a healthy Rutgers Community. Most of all, as a Recreation student employee, we will encourage you to Do What Moves U!
Other benefits:
- Certifications and training programs
- Leadership opportunities
- Transferable skills you can apply post-graduation
Recreation works with other campus partners including Career Services and Leadership & Experiential Learning to provide you with co-curricular experiences including workshops, programs and conference opportunities that can provide you with the necessary competencies to succeed both at Rutgers and post-graduation.
Upcoming Program Dates:
To be determined.
Student Leader |
Name |
Major |
Date of Grad |
Staff Unit |
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Austin Chang | Cell Biology & Neuroscience | May 2019 | IM Sports |
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Jessica Charitun | Human Resource Management and Labor studies and Relations | May 2019 | Building |
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Minahil Choudhry | Exercise Science-Applied Health & Kinesiology | May 2019 | Building |
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Kenny Hyslop | Information Technology and Informatics/ Entrepreneurship | May 2019 | Building |
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Kymberly Wharton | Marketing/ Economics | May 2019 | Building |
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Tom Crehan | Criminal Justice & Middle Eastern Studies (Master’s) | May 2019 | Aquatics |
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Eli Guseman | City and Regional Planning (Master’s) | May 2020 | IM Sports |
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Taylor Liamero | Communications/Political Science | May 2020 | IM Sports |
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Jasper Orengo | Leadership and Management | May 2020 | Building |
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Luis Paez | Political Science/Economics | May 2020 | Building |
Employee Recognition Fall 2018
Areas of job performance considered for nominations:
Critical Thinking, Initiative, Reliability , Clear Communication, Creativity, Model high performance standards
Most Valuable New Employee: Jesse Yeung
Most Valuable NEW Employees of the Semester
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Most Valuable Employee: Rachel Henry
Most Valuable Employees of the Semester
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