Rutgers New Grad!

Moving through life after Rutgers can bring moments when what’s familiar no longer feels like enough. For Jaclyn Kirkman SAS'14, that feeling became an invitation to explore, take risks, and build a life beyond what she once imagined for herself.

Alumna Lois V. Greene DHA NUR'86 reminds us that wellness in the workplace isn’t a luxury; it’s a lifeline. If you’re navigating the early chapters of your career and need a reminder that you’re capable, resilient, and absolutely meant to be here, this one’s for you.

Christopher Bylone CC'06 offers nine tips for navigating the workplace with intention: from decoding non-discrimination policies to demanding inclusive hiring practices, from prioritizing mental health to practicing feedback as a growth tool.

Jasmyne Beckford SPAA'16, mindful of the power of inclusion in communities, provides strategic leadership and manage team members to advance philanthropic strategies and inclusive business practices.

Imani Reed SAS'18 and Tyrus Jackson EJB'17 remind new graduates navigating the early stages of their careers, that every path is unique.

Dr. Colleen Georges DC’97, GSE’98 ’03 shares how daily self-care routines, time-blocking, and planned joy have helped her rediscover balance, purpose, and peace — while still pursuing her professional goals. 

Will Paxton ENG’08, GSNB’13,’15 spent close to 10 years at Rutgers and in the 10 ten years since he left, has worked at a small biotech startup and one of the world’s largest companies.

That question pushed Ashly Estevez-Perez CCAS’20, GSC’21 to listen more closely to her inner voice and step fully into advocacy.

Graduation is just the beginning — start building connections now and discover how every conversation can open a new door with Talib Morgan NCAS’96, RBSG’98.

Nikki Shah CCAS'21 shares three insightful tips to help you thrive in the workplace.

Perry Farhat, Esq. LC'04, RLAW'15, Director of Diversity and Inclusion at RWJUH SOMERSET gives advice on aligning work with your passions and finding your dream job.

Krystal Burgess, Rutgers School of Arts and Sciences’14, Senior University Relations and Diversity Programs Partner at The Campbell's Company provides tips on navigating challenges, whether in your professional or personal life.