On September 23, 2022, President Jonathan Holloway delivered his address to the University Senate in Alexander Library’s Teleconference Lecture Hall. Members of the Rutgers community were invited to attend the hybrid meeting.
The president spoke about serving and supporting students, recognizing differences, and serving the common good. He emphasized the importance of boosting student success and building a culture of collaboration at Rutgers.
“The more we do this work, the more we become a university where there is an established reputation of listening to and working with all of our constituents,” Holloway said. “Forging this reputation is part and parcel of building the beloved community that I asked us to aspire to become when I started my presidency. I stand by that aspiration and have been excited to see so many different members of the community embrace that ethos and join in the effort to improve this great university.”
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The Rutgers University Senate is a universitywide deliberative body consisting of representatives of Rutgers faculty, students, staff, administrators, and alumni.
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