NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The start of a new semester can be difficult for any student at Rutgers, but it can be especially troublesome for those in the transgender community.
According to Trans*missions president Jamie DiNicola, to be trans is “not identifying with the gender you were assigned at birth.”
One of the greatest challenges facing the trans community at Rutgers is their inability to use the online learning components of their classes under their preferred name.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Dr. Felicia E. McGinty recently stepped into a critical role at Rutgers University and she is already working to get to know the student body.
McGinty assumed the Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs position on August 1, after serving in similar roles for more than 20 years at UC-Santa Cruz, Penn State University, and the University of Maryland.
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