Rutgers Division of Continuing Studies

05/28/2026

Whether you're preparing for the LSAT or the ACT, test-taking can be stressful. That’s why we teamed up with Kristy Case, a licensed clinical social worker, to share evidence-based techniques that can help students stay calm and manage test-taking anxiety—like this simple belly breathing exercise.

Rutgers University also offers test prep programs for the LSAT, ACT/SAT, GRE, and GMAT, where you'll receive:

• Expert instruction and proven strategies
• Personalized study plans
• Practice exams that mirror real conditions
• Tools to manage stress and improve performance

Learn more and sign up today: https://go.rutgers.edu/7mtsjjiu

05/12/2026

Level up your AP teaching skills by signing up for an AP Summer Institute workshop today! You'll learn from qualified instructors, gain hands-on training, and collaborate with fellow teachers.

Choose from a variety of subjects: https://bit.ly/48Uqg8l

04/23/2026

The Rutgers Makerspace made Take Your Child to Work Day a special one! Giving Rutgers University workers and their children a tour of the Makerspace, then creating custom puzzles and mouse pads to bring home!

04/22/2026

In celebration of 🌎, K-12 students share what they learned about change during our annual Climate Summit, hosted by the Rutgers University Center for Mathematics, Science, and Computer Education: https://go.rutgers.edu/35lr2dbg

04/21/2026

It's National Library Week! 📚

At Rutgers Division of Continuing Studies, we know how important libraries are for lifelong learners. In honor of National Library Week, we're highlighting our Maker Education Certificate, designed for teachers and librarians to create and run their very own makerspace.

Learn more about this program by attending our open house this Saturday, April 25th. Register here https://go.rutgers.edu/lyx7o73f

04/15/2026

Test anxiety is common, but with the right tools and preparation, you can overcome it.

Kristy Case, LCSW, shares quick and proven techniques to help you stay calm, focused, and confident on exam day. Whether you're preparing for the SAT, GRE, GMAT, or other major exams, these strategies can help you perform at your best.

Looking for additional expert guidance and structured prep? Sign up for a Rutgers University Test Prep program today: https://go.rutgers.edu/5tk1d2t3

Our programs offer:
✅ Expert instructors
✅ Personalized study plans
✅ Realistic practice tests
✅ Stress management techniques

04/02/2026

Ample resources ✅
Knowledgeable course instructors ✅
Hands-on training and collaboration ✅
Effective strategies for teaching challenging material ✅

These are just a few of the reasons educators in your area chose to attend the Rutgers Advanced Placement Summer Institute last year.

Join the hundreds of teachers who have already benefited from APSI by bringing fresh ideas, confidence, and impact back to your classroom! Your students will thank you. https://go.rutgers.edu/2xzs2px9

03/26/2026

This , we’re shaping how climate education moves from the classroom to real-world action. 💻🌱🌍

The Rutgers University K–12 Climate Education Summit brought students and teachers together for hands-on learning, building real-world skills for a changing planet. Read more: https://go.rutgers.edu/9spf1uwn

Before arriving at the K-12 Climate Education Summit, seventh grader Normajean DePalma and her classmates in Lebanon Township had hatched plans for a farm-to-table initiative to combat food insecurity. With inspiration from Somerville High School students presenting at the “Local Voices, Global Ch...

03/24/2026

🎶 History came alive at the Rutgers University—New Brunswick Lifelong Learning Center!

OLLI RU at Rutgers University learners explored Irish Rebellions in Song and Story with instructor Hank McNally and The Cook College Ramblers. Through music and storytelling, participants experienced an engaging, immersive session that highlighted the power of lifelong learning to inspire curiosity, connection, and community.

03/18/2026

📸 Seen at Rutgers University: Middle and high school students from across New Jersey showcased real-world climate solutions at the Climate Change Summit, hosted by Center for Mathematics, Science and Computer Education.

Students presented projects ranging from hydroponic mini-farms to rain gardens, highlighting sustainable initiatives with the potential to positively impact both local and global communities. 🌎

This full-day event brought together educators and community partners, including presenters Thomas F. Yezerski, Alison Kavchok, Somerville High School, Allison Mulch, Missy Holzer, and David Robinson.

We also extend our sincere thanks to the Rutgers Climate and Energy Institute, New Jersey Audubon, Lower Raritan Watershed Partnership, Raritan Headwaters Association, Office of the NJ State Climatologist, and New Jersey Department of Education.

Read more: https://go.rutgers.edu/ocq9vion