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today,” Rutgers President Robert L. Bar- L. Robert President Rutgers today,” legislators from across the state, President President state, the across from legislators Rutgers is ready to deliver.” to ready is Rutgers
livery and discovery in New Jersey starts starts Jersey New in discovery and livery Joined by Governor Chris Christie and and Christie Chris Governor by Joined Barchi said. “I can tell you that that you tell can “I said. Barchi ” university,
limitless future of health care de- care health of future limitless e “ Jersey anything less than a world-class world-class a than less anything Jersey
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working out of Flemington, NJ where his his where NJ Flemington, of out working to talk about the needs, programming programming needs, the about talk to possibility, but knowing that he was was he that knowing but possibility, a
in 1962 as an Assistant County Agent Agent County Assistant an as 1962 in group that at the time would convene convene would time the at that group every student by name was no longer longer no was name by student every
sta CAES the joined He agriculture. Student Personnel Administrators, a a Administrators, Personnel Student enrollment was up to 3100. Knowing Knowing 3100. to up was enrollment
He became a member of the National National the of member a became He education, animal science and general general and science animal education, When he retired in 1999, the student student the 1999, in retired he When
dent Life program at Cook from scratch. scratch. from Cook at program Life dent with a BS degree with a background in in background a with degree BS a with pus and know every student by name. name. by student every know and pus
Cook. Roger basically built up the Stu- the up built basically Roger Cook. Roger returned and graduated in 1960 1960 in graduated and returned Roger was a time when he could walk the cam- the walk could he when time a was
rst Dean of Students at at Students of Dean rst the became he is is students. 365 of enrollment an was teach in two New Jersey high schools, schools, high Jersey New two in teach
lege into the Student Life division when when division Life Student the into lege Roger’s career started in 1967 when there there when 1967 in started career Roger’s er taking a leave of absence twice to to twice absence of leave a taking er A
moved from the academic area of the col- the of area academic the from moved the precursor of Cook College and SEBS. SEBS. and College Cook of precursor the
building of the Voorhees Dormitory. Dormitory. Voorhees the of building
ing to develop Cook College, in 1981 he he 1981 in College, Cook develop to ing riculture and Environmental Science) Science) Environmental and riculture
Campus Center and in the design and and design the in and Center Campus
With Roger’s vast experiences in help- in experiences vast Roger’s With NJCAES (the New Jersey College of Ag- of College Jersey New (the NJCAES
proposal for the building of the Cook Cook the of building the for proposal
gers in 1954 as a freshman student at at student freshman a as 1954 in gers
Ecology from Rutgers. from Ecology on, this manifested itself in the students’ students’ the in itself manifested this on,
School, Roger began his career at Rut- at career his began Roger School,
received his PH.D. in Botany and and Botany in PH.D. his received members of the Cook community. Early Early community. Cook the of members
graduate of New Brunswick High High Brunswick New of graduate a
ered. In 1973, Roger Roger 1973, In ered. o being courses regarding their life and experiences as as experiences and life their regarding
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erings. Presently, there are over 300 300 over are there Presently, erings. o 90 for them to be highly involved in matters matters in involved highly be to them for
worked to expand this number to over over to number this expand to worked allowed for students to lead and allowed allowed and lead to students for allowed Guest Speaker. Guest position. sta full-time a with ed sta and complete
there were about 16 such courses, Roger Roger courses, such 16 about were there is concept concept is . sta the than rather dents Resources as our our as Resources Emeritus Professor seating and a conference table. We will continue to keep you informed and will let you know when the Center is is Center the when know you let will and informed you keep to continue will We table. conference a and seating
Locandro M. Roger Dr. their areas of expertise. When he began began he When expertise. of areas their decision making in the hands of the stu- the of hands the in making decision tion and Natural Natural and tion Building II on Route 1 in New Brunswick (adjacent to Sears). Sears). to (adjacent Brunswick New in 1 Route on II Building e room is quite large with workstations, comfortable comfortable workstations, with large quite is room e
ed in in ed certi become to needed who eld tablished the Cook Council, which put put which Council, Cook the tablished of Ecology, Evolu- Ecology, of picture above is the nearly completed Retiree Faculty & Sta & Faculty Retiree completed nearly the is above picture e Center located at the Administrative Services Services Administrative the at located Center
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In this position, Roger was very involved involved very was Roger position, this In should come from the students and not not and students the from come should have Dr. Roger Roger Dr. have
sistant Director of Resident Instruction. Instruction. Resident of Director sistant believed whole heartedly that leadership leadership that heartedly whole believed be honored to to honored be
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F A T “N R” How long has it been since you retired from Rutgers? One year, ve, een, REGISTRATION FORM twenty years ago, longer? No matter when it was, the Rutgers we all knew or SILVER KNIGHTS RADIO CITY CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR • NOVEMBER 8, 2013 CAM remember no longer exists. On July 1, 2013, history was made when Rutgers PUS N S University integrated with UMDNJ establishing Rutgers Biomedical and Health EW e Silver Knights O ers a Spectacular Trip on Friday, Nov. 8th to the “2013 Radio City Christmas Spectacular”. Sciences. is new school will be led by Brian Strom who e ective Dec. 2, 2013 America’s favorite holiday show is back and bigger than ever! e grandest celebration of the holiday season, this year’s Radio will become the inaugural chancellor reporting directly to President Barchi. City Christmas Spectacular features e Parade of the Wooden Soldiers, New York at Christmas, e Living Nativity, and Rutgers, which was already known as a leading national research university, now a dazzling new number by the world-famous Rockettes. Don’t miss out on your only chance to experience it all live and in person. stands as one of America’s largest, most comprehensive university-based centers Total price for package which PLEASE PRINT: for studying and improving human health and health care. With this integration, R U ’ includes prime orchestra seats, round Name ______Rutgers now has the advantages of being able to: I G T trip transportation by motor coach • draw more top ight faculty and students T B F T and complete luncheon at L’Allegria Address ______• deepen research collaborations Restaurant (northern Italian cuisine) C A L is $130.00 (includes all tax & meal City______State ______Zip Code ______• optimize the coordination of health care for residents Rutgers University students have returned gratuity). Bring a relative or friend. e • accelerate economic growth E-Mail:______Telephone: ______to campus this month and have found motor coach will depart from Lot 98-B • attract even greater public and private support on the Cook Campus at 9:00 a.m. and the school’s iconic grease trucks are no Q Enclosed is my check for ______tickets at $130.00 each. return approximately 4:30 p.m. Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences is the umbrella organization for the longer dishing out “Fat Sandwiches” in following schools and units: their familiar spot on College Avenue. ACT NOW! Note that reservations Make checks payable to Silver Knights and mail to: will be honored on a rst-come/ rst- • Cancer Institute of New Jersey served basis. Please ll out this form SILVER KNIGHTS • Center for Advanced Biotechnology and Medicine and return by October 25, 2013. If c/o Mary Ruesho • Environmental and Occupational Health Science Institute you have questions call Mary Ruesho RUTGERS UNIVERSITY HUMAN RESOURCES • Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy @ 732-239-3779 or Sally Kitzi @ 57 US Highway 1 • Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences 908-295-8947. New Brunswick, NJ 08901 • Institute for Health, Health Care Policy and Aging Research • Rutgers School of Dental Medicine • School of Health Related Professions • School of Public Health CLIP AND RETURN • University Behavioral Health Care • Medical Schools – New Jersey Medical School – Robert Wood Johnson Medical School The semi-permanent trailers are being REGISTRATION FORM • Nursing Schools displaced from Lot 8, located near the SILVER KNIGHTS FALL LUNCHEON - OCTOBER 17, 2013 – College of Nursing – School of Nursing corner of College Avenue and Hamilton e “New Rutgers” is one of 62 schools in the prestigious Association of American Street, to make space for an apartment PLEASE PRINT: Universities, whose members are North America’s leading research universities. complex that will house 500 students. e Name ______Rutgers is a top 25 public university in U.S News and World Report rankings. It is $84 million dollar project will include also a member of the Committee on Institutional Cooperation, an academic con- a 25,000 square-foot public plaza with Address ______sortium of 15 top tier American research universities. E ective in 2014 the Athletic a 600 foot video screen, boardwalk and City______State ______Zip Code ______Program will become a member of the Big Ten Conference. retail space, developers said. e com- You are invited to attend the Silver E-Mail:______Telephone: ______e “New Rutgers” will have a student enrollment of over 65,000, 45,000 plus un- plex is part of a larger makeover of the College Avenue campus being built through Knights Fall Luncheon which will be dergraduates and 20,000 plus graduate students. e “New Rutgers” has more than held ursday, October 17, 2013 at a public-private partnership between Q I have enclosed my check or money order for $20.00. Sorry no refunds. 9,000 full and part-time faculty members and more than 15,400 full and part-time 12:00 noon in Neilson Dining Hall sta members. It consists of 33 Schools and Colleges. It has more than 100 under- Rutgers and the New Brunswick Develop- on the Douglass-Cook Campus New graduate majors and more than 200 graduate programs. ere are presently 156 ment Corporation, known as Devco. Brunswick. Make checks payable to Silver Knights and mail to: residence halls with more in the works, presently housing 17,800 resident students Rutgers o cials expect the vendors will ACT NOW! SILVER KNIGHTS Please ll out this form and return who have eating options in 6 dining halls and 29 plus food courts/cafes serving be dispersed around Rutgers, which Rutgers Sta Retirees Association by October 10, 2013 so that we may more than 6 million meals annually. includes campuses in Piscataway and New plan for the number attending and for RUTGERS UNIVERSITY HUMAN RESOURCES What an exciting and di erent Rutgers from when all of us Silver Knights were Brunswick. updating the retiree membership list 57 US Highway 1 employees, wouldn’t you say? and data bank. New Brunswick, NJ 08901
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Rutgers Athletics Recognized By NCAA For Top Academic A Performance Answering machine message: “I am not available right now, but thank you Eddie Jordan Returns To Coach ree Rutgers teams – football, women’s golf for caring enough to call. I am making some changes in my life. Please leave a NEW The Men’s Basketball Team and women’s lacrosse – received public rec- message a er the beep. If I do not return your call, you are one of the changes.” LEAF ognition from the NCAA for top academic Returning to the scene of his success as both a star player on the 1975-76 performance for their multi-year Academic Scarlet Knights basketball team and later as an assistant coach, Eddie Jordan Ever walk into a room with some purpose in mind, only to forget what that Progress Rate scores, the NCAA announced. [Boomers come full circle was again the center of attention at the College Avenue Gymnasium in New purpose was? Turns out, doors themselves are to blame for these strange It marked the sixth consecutive year that the on pot legalization] Brunswick when he was introduced on April 23, 2013 as the team’s new memory lapses. Psychologists at the University of Notre Dame have dis- Scarlet Knights football program was cited by We were in it before we were against it. head coach. Jordan, an integral part of the team that appeared in the 1976 covered that passing through a doorway triggers what’s known as an event the NCAA. It also marks the fourth year in a In 1978, 47 percent of people born be- Final Four NCAA tournament and a 2004 inductee into the Rutgers Hall boundary in the mind, separating one set of thoughts and memories from the row Rutgers women’s lacrosse was recognized tween 1946 and 1964 favored legalizing of Distinguished Alumni, returns with 28 seasons of coaching experience, next. Your brain les away the thoughts you had in the previous room and for a perfect APR score. ese awards are marijuana. But support plummeted as including eight of them in the college ranks and 19 with the National Basket- prepares a blank slate for the new locale. So, it’s not aging, it’s the damn door! given each year to teams scoring in the top 10 the boomer generation aged, reaching a ball Association (NBA). He was an assistant coach this past season for the ank goodness for studies like this. percent in each sport with their APRs. Los Angeles Lakers, with whom he won a championship as a player in 1982, low of 17 percent in 1990. Now boom- e APR provides a real-time look at a team’s one of four teams that he played for during a seven-year career that began ers have reconsidered – again. A new academic success each semester by tracking in 1977 a er being the second-round dra pick of the Cleveland Cavaliers. I just took a lea et out of my mailbox, informing me that I can have sex at 79. Pew Research Center poll nds that half the academic progress of each student-ath- Jordan has served as the head coach of the Sacramento Kings, Washington I’m so happy, because I live at number 71. So it’s not too far to walk home a er- think pot should be legal. Nationally lete on scholarship. e APR accounts for Wizards, and Philadelphia 76ers. wards. And it’s the same side of the street – I don’t even have to cross the road! that support has reached 52 percent, the eligibility, retention and graduation and rst time in four decades that a majority provides a measure of each team’s academic of Americans favor decriminalization. performance. OVERHEARD Why the change of heart? e wide- Julie Hermann Appointed Director spread acceptance of medical marijuana Of Intercollegiate Athletics TRUE may be one factor: 77 percent of those Plummer Qualifies ages 50 to 64 agree that marijuana has Appointed Director of Intercollegiate Athletics e ective June 17, 2013, For Team USA legitimate medical uses. Julie Hermann leads Rutgers athletics transition in 2014 to the nation’s TO BLUE premier academic and athletic conference, the Big Ten. Hermann came to Rutgers’ James Plummer took third place in Shoppers are 15 percent more Rutgers a er serving previously as the executive senior associate director the discus at the 2013 USA Outdoor Track likely to return to stores with a blue of athletics for the University of Louisville. She spent 15 years at Louisville and Field Championships to qualify as a rather than orange color scheme, as the Cardinals built one of the nation’s most competitive athletic pro- member of Team USA. Plummer, a First Team AT RUTGERS a study in the Journal of Business Looking for grams across the board. All-American and Big East Champion in the Research nds. Blue, accord- event, set a new lifetime best by a little over Following a national search, Hermann was selected from a pool of 63 can- “Already 80 percent of [baby] boom- ing to principles of “color Information two feet. didates. She is the rst woman to serve in this capacity at Rutgers and will ers in New Jersey have received a psychology,” inspires We are trying to add articles of become the second female athletic director in Big Ten history. letter from AARP. As a result, the feelings of calm- interest to future editions of e generation that once was alleged ness and security, “It’s a pleasure to welcome Julie Hermann to the Rutgers community,” said Legrand’s No. Herald. So if you would like to to have dropped acid in order to while orange is President Robert L. Barchi. “She is one of the most respected athletics To Be Retired By share a favorite recipe, vacation escape reality is now rapidly associated administrators in the country, and she was deeply involved in moving Rutgers Football dropping antacids in order to cope with a ord- spot, senior deal, event, hobby Louisville from Conference USA to the Big East and from the Big East to Continuing to persevere and provide an in- with it.” ability. or anything else that you think the Atlantic Coast Conference. Her 15 years of leadership experience will spiration to all, Eric LeGrand’s No. 52 will – James W. Hughes, Dean of the would be of interest to your be an invaluable asset to the university as we prepare to enter the Big Ten.” be retired by Rutgers football in a ceremony Edward J. Bloustein School of Plan- fellow Silver Knights or some- Hermann is immediate past president of the National Association of Col- on September 14 at High Point Solutions ning and Public Policy, addressing thing we might enjoy reading legiate Women Athletics Administrators. She is the former chair of the Stadium. It will be the rst number raised in NAIOP New Jersey, a commercial about, please e-mail the info/ NCAA Division 1 Women’s Volleyball Committee. Hermann has served the 144-year history of the program. Rehab- real estate group, in New Brunswick article to [email protected]. on numerous boards, including the Frazier Rehab Institute, the Louisville bing since su ering a career-ending injury on March 20. Sports Commission and the Kentucky Sports Commission. in a game in 2010, LeGrand has set a goal of She and her partner Dr. Leslie Danehy are the proud parents of a seven- walking once again – inspiring many along year old son, Aidan. the way. 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Email Renewal (Rutgers Stories Continued from Page 1) HOTLINE Your Rutgers guest email account involved in establishing many of the SILVER KNIGHTS (Sports Shorts Continued from Page 3) expires on September 30 every year. groundbreaking policies and programs Please make sure to submit the RCI over a 38 year career at Cook certainly Michelle Edwards Guest Account Application/ Renewal made up for that inability. roughout To Be Inducted Subscribe To Form when you receive the email from his tenure, Roger kept his hand in teach- the Accounts O ce. ing, continuing to teach such diverse ACTIVITIES Into The Women’s Rutgers Today classes as “Interesting and Edible Meats” Basketball Hall SIGN UP to have the latest headlines to “Edible Plants”. from “Rutgers Today” delivered to your Retiree Parking Of Fame Over the years, Roger has been honored email inbox. Once you subscribe, you Permit with many awards including the Uni- Rutgers Director of Women’s Basket- will receive a “Rutgers Today” email All retired New Brunswick faculty and versity Teaching Excellence Award ( e ball Operations Michelle Edwards on Mondays and ursdays notifying sta members are eligible to receive Sussman Award) and e Distinguished will be among the 214 inductees to you that the website has been updated. a Retiree Parking Permit at no cost. Leadership Award. He is also an Hon- the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame To subscribe go to www.rutgers.edu/ Remember your retiree permit must be orary Member of e Glee Club. Roger in Knoxville, Tennessee. Edwards is a news-center/rutgers-today. is will renewed every two (2) years. Please call has also been honored by the University part of the six-member 2014 class that take you to the “Rutgers Today” web- 732-932-7744 for more information. with the establishment of “ e Roger also includes Indiana Fever head coach site. Go to the bottom of the page and (Newark) 973-353-1818, (Camden) Locandro Award for Academic Inno- Lin Dunn, former WNBA star Yolanda click on subscribe. 609-225-6021. vation and Creativity”, a faculty award Gri th, former collegiate All-American created to honor Roger who throughout Jasmina Perazic, former TV analyst Mimi Gri n, and former coach/athletic E-Z Pass Discount OLLIRU his career made sustained and signi - cant contributions to education. director Charlotte West. For Senior Citizens e Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Roger met his late wife Marilyn while e discount is valid Monday through at Rutgers University (OLLI-RU) is for an undergraduate working on the dairy Friday o -peak and excludes weekends. individuals over 50 who are looking for farm. ey were married in 1960. eir For information about this program go an opportunity to expand their hori- daughters attended Douglass and their to https://www.ezpassnj.com/en/about/ zons, learn in an engaging environment, son attended Cook. plans/shtml and scroll down to “Senior and meet new friends. OLLI-RU o ers Citizen Discount Plan (tag speci c)” and noncredit education that is stimulat- Just because Roger spent his entire Visit The Silver click on “click here” or call the Senior ing, friendly, and informal. ere are life in the New Brunswick area does Reunion Weekend Parade Knights Website Citizen E-Z Pass Discount Program at not mean that he never got away from no tests and no grades! You will be part Members of the Silver Knights participated in the All-Alumni Parade on Saturday, Our website is an ideal source of infor- 732-750-5300. New Brunswick. rough courses that of a learning community that is full of May 18, 2013. is has become an annual event for the Silver Knights. Pictured are mation concerning upcoming events, he developed and taught, Roger has diversity, insight, wisdom, intellec- le to right: Ed Byrne, Betsy Winchester, Sally Kitzi, Clare Laskoski, Maria Lund, obtaining forms, viewing e Herald, and spent extensive time in Newfoundland, tual and cultural stimulation, and Connie Vassanella, and Sandy Suseck. accessing links to University, N.J. Division Email Account Alaska and Puerto Rico. He also taught friendship. of Pensions/Bene ts, Social Security, State Retirees with at least 10 years of pension- 18 week extension programs in Student Classes meet at the Reformed Church of New Jersey, and other things of inter- credit service at Rutgers University Life that took him to Europe and Africa. of Highland Park, on the Rutgers- Parker Volunteers Honored est to retirees. Visit the website at http:// may be granted access to a guest email He has represented Rutgers at the Unit- New Brunswick Campus, and e Pa- e Francis E. Parker Annual Volunteer Recognition Reception was held on April silverknights.rutgers.edu. account, which includes a listing in ed Nations Environment Program in vilion at e Parker Home, Highland 25, 2013 at the Imperia in Somerset. Members of the Silver Knights honored that the Rutgers Online Directory. For an Nairobi, Kenya and has spoken at con- Park and at the Western Monmouth evening were Clare Laskoski, Eileen Roberts, Dolores Sherwood, Marie Short, Vir- application, please visit the Campus ferences in Paris. So for a local son who Higher Education Center at Brookdale ginia Vetrecin, and Irene Wanzie. Volunteers received certi cates of appreciation Contact Us Computing Services website at http:// never le the New Brunswick area, he Community College, Freehold. and potted plants. We welcome your comments, con- www.nbcs.rutgers.edu/newdocs/ has certainly managed to see the world. cerns, and suggestions regarding Silver for00202/acct.php. Applications If you are interested in further And the many, many students that he Knights issues. Please also inform us if should be returned to University information about OLLI-RU, call 732- has taught can also be found through- Homecoming your email or mailing address changes. Human Resources, 57 U.S. Route #1, 932-7233, ext. 4202 or go to their out the world paying forward what they If you are going to the homecoming game on Saturday, October 26 (Rutgers vs. Contact us via email at Sknights@rci. New Brunswick, NJ 08901. Applica- website www.olliru.rutgers.edu. learned from this very special educator. Houston), you are invited to join the festivities located along Scarlet Way where rutgers.edu or by mail at Silver Knights, tions may be faxed to University Human With all of Roger’s expertise and experi- Rutgers fans of all ages celebrate Scarlet Knights football. e Silver Knights will c/o Human Resources, Rutgers, The Resources at 848-932-3020. ences, his presentation at our luncheon be participating in the event and will be located at RUAA’s alumni appreciation tent. State University, 57 US Highway #1 should prove to be quite interesting. Join us, there will be free giveaways. e festivities are prior to the start of the game. South, New Brunswick, NJ 08901.
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