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We invite applications for the position of Director of the Carey Library of the School of Management and Labor Relations. 

Responsibilities:

The successful Director will:

As New Jersey continues to deal with the devastating effects of Hurricane Sandy, members of the Rutgers community are organizing and finding ways to help heal our great state and surrounding communities. For those students who have experienced hardships in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, we urge you to avail yourselves of the academic assistance that is always available for our students.

SMLR students who need academic support because of Hurricane Sandy can contact the following people for help:

Below you will find a list of forms for current SMLR students. Please visit this page again for updates.

This information is solely for the School of Management and Labor Relations' faculty and staff. Please visit this page again for an updated listing.

Below you will find a list of documents, policies, and procedures. Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with this information.

SMLR Procedures

Click here to review SMLR's financial and HR procedures.

First Things First

For new students admitted to the Bachelor of Science in Labor and Employment Relations

Learn your RUID and PAC Code

Your RUID is a unique nine-digit number that Rutgers assigns to you as your identification number. The number was included in your acceptance letter and can be accessed on the Enrollment Pathway. Your temporary Personal Access code (PAC) is a four-digit number made up of your birth month and day (ex. March 28 = 0328). You can change it if you desire.

We have brought together top university instructors and qualified individuals from the community to offer you courses, programs and services that will put you on the path to the tomorrow you envision. Our courses are designed to cultivate learning and enrich the lives of adults in New Jersey and beyond.

Welcome to the School of Management and Labor Relations (SMLR) at Rutgers University.  Renowned across the nation for its most cited and published faculty, prolific research, and excellent student outcomes, SMLR is the place to study work, organizations, and workforce issues.