Office of Student and Academic Services
The Office of Student and Academic Services is overseen by the Senior Assistant Dean of Enrollment Management and Academic Affairs and functions as the primary student contact for activities and information concerning:
- Program requirements
- Status of applications to GSE
- Academic affairs (dissertation guidelines, adding/dropping courses)
- Student life concerns (accessibility, discrimination, harassment)
- Financial aid
- Graduation requirements and dates
- Appeals (applications, grades)
- Student grievances
Our goal is to provide the most helpful and efficient service possible under the current conditions.
OUR TEAM
- Amy Wollock, JD, MBA, MA – Senior Assistant Dean for Enrollment Management and Academic Affairs
- Matt Winkler, EdD – Assistant Dean for Advisement
- Marie Pavelchak – Senior Student Program Coordinator
- Charles Basden – Senior Academic Program Coordinator, Lead Recruiter
- Trevor Johnson – Administrative Coordinator
- Ken Tufo, Jr. – Student Counselor II
ADVISING IS AVAILABLE
To schedule an appointment, contact the advisor listed for your area of interest:
- Doctoral Programs (Ed.D., Ph.D. in Education, Ph.D. in Higher Education) – email matt.winkler@gse.rutgers.edu
- Teacher Education Master’s Programs – email ken.tufo@gse.rutgers.edu
- All other Master’s Programs – email matt.winkler@gse.rutgers.edu
- Non-degree Certificate and Licensure Programs – email marie.pavelchak@gse.rutgers.edu
- Undergraduate Minor in Education as a Social Science – email matt.winkler@gse.rutgers.edu
- If you’re not sure, or have general questions – email academic.services@gse.rutgers.edu
- Invite Link: click here
- 221261
- Invite Link: click here
- Passcode: 666838
- Mon, Wed, Fri — 11:00 AM-Noon, through December 17
- Tues & Thurs — 2:00-3:00 PM through December 21
- For details and invite link: click here
ANNOUNCEMENTS
GRE Requirement Update
- The Ph.D. in Education program has made the GRE optional for students applying to begin fall 2022 (applications due December 1st, 2021).
- The Ph.D. in Higher Education program has also made the GRE optional for students applying to begin fall 2022 (applications due December 15th, 2021).
- The Ed.D. program is giving the option of submitting GRE scores or an academic writing sample for applicants to the summer 2022 cohort (applications due January 15th, 2022).
USEFUL LINKS
Apply to the GSE!
https://gradstudy.rutgers.edu/
MyRutgers
https://my.rutgers.edu/
Online Schedule of Classes
http://sis.rutgers.edu/soc/
Webreg (online registration for classes)
https://sims.rutgers.edu/webreg/
New Brunswick Registrar
https://nbregistrar.rutgers.edu/
Student Accounting
https://studentabc.rutgers.edu/
Financial Aid
https://financialaid.rutgers.edu/
Degree Navigator (for 5-year teacher ed programs only)
https://nbdn.rutgers.edu/
UPCOMING EVENTS
Five-year Programs Info Session | Fri Feb 18 | 1:00-2:30 PM | LINK |
TEACHER CERTIFICATION AND ENDORSEMENT PROGRAMS
OSAS is also the source for information about teacher certification and endorsement programs in a variety of subject areas. The GSE’s teacher certification programs cover areas such as:
- Early childhood
- Elementary education
- English/English as a Second Language (ESL)
- Foreign language
- Mathematics
- Science
- Social studies
- Special education
APPLICATION MATERIALS AND STATUS
Initial application materials for GSE programs are obtained from the university’s Office of Graduate and Professional Admissions, but application status and program questions should be directed to OSAS staff.
HERE TO HELP
We try to publish as much information about the above topics as possible on this website, but if you have a question that is not covered or need further clarification, please email us or call us at 848-932-3232.
Please accept our thanks and best wishes as you pursue your academic goals here at the GSE.
NATIONAL ACCREDITATION
The Graduate School of Education (GSE) at Rutgers University serves as the lead partner for all programs at Rutgers – New Brunswick that lead to an educational license through the New Jersey Department of Education. Our programs for educators are accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP). The School Counseling Program is accredited through Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP). Click here for more info about CAEP and CACREP accreditation at Rutgers.