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Communications Archive

View an archive of news and communications from the chancellor.

2022

Keep Yourself Well By Getting Your Flu Shot

Chancellor Strom and Senior Vice Chancellor Gracias encourage Rutgers employees to be vaccinated against the flu and share resources for getting a flu shot.

2021

COVID Booster Guidance

Chancellor Strom and Senior Vice Chancellor Gracias remind the RBHS community that vaccination is the best protection against serious illness from the SARS-CoV-2 virus and its variants.

RBHS Vice Chancellor of Population Health

Ethan Halm has been selected to serve as Vice Chancellor of Population Health for Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences and Deputy Chief Population Health Officer at RWJBarnabas Health.

2020

Invitation to COVID-19 Weekly Health Briefing

Join Chancellor Strom for a discussion about COVID-19-related topics ranging from the state of the pandemic to health agency guidance, campus testing news, clinical updates, and other news.

Updated Quarantine and Travel Guidance

We are updating the quarantine and travel recommendations for all Rutgers employees in alignment with revised CDC and New Jersey Department of Health guidance.

RBHS Round Table Discussions

Recordings of previous RBHS round table discussions.

Round Table Discussions

April 29, 2020 RBHS Round Table Discussion 

At noon on Wednesday, April 29, 2020, Chancellor Strom and colleagues provided an update on some of the RBHS activities and initiatives undertaken to support our RBHS faculty, staff, and students, and the needs of the global community during this challenging time.

Round Table Discussions

June 4, 2020 RBHS Round Table Discussion 

Chancellor Strom and colleagues provided an update on the university’s efforts to repopulate the RBHS campuses on Thursday, June 4. A recording of the presentation is now available for on-demand viewing.

Round Table Discussions

June 26, 2020 RBHS Round Table Discussion

Chancellor Strom and colleagues discussed health disparities magnified by COVID-19 and explored ways to dismantle the structural racialization that underlies them.