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Communications Archive

View an archive of news and communications from the chancellor.

2022

Monkeypox Advisory

Chancellor Strom and Senior Vice Chancellor Gracias share the latest public health information on the monkeypox outbreak.

Flu Season End

Chancellor Strom and Senior Vice Chancellor Gracias declare the end of the 2021-2022 Flu Season for Covered Individuals.

An Invitation to Rutgers Day 2022

Chancellor Strom and Chancellor-Provost Conway announce the return of Rutgers Day in person, this Saturday, April 30.

2021

Join Us to Fight the Flu

Chancellor Strom and Senior Vice Chancellor Gracias urge the RBHS community to get a flu shot this season.

2020

Update on RBHS Spring 2021 Planning

How we're preparing for a cautious, measured expansion of in-person education and the associated activities of a vibrant higher education community.

2020 RBHS Chancellor Awardees

Join us in celebrating the extraordinary work of the recipients of the inaugural RBHS Chancellor Awards.

International Travel Advisory

Travel recommendations for all Rutgers employees and students have been updated to incorporate the CDC’s International Travel 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.