RAMS is the Rutgers Automated Mass-mailing System. It allows an
e-mail list to be generated based on demographic information from the
registrar or payroll data, and provides for automated updates to the
list membership based on changes in the demographic information.
All
I.T. Seminars require a computer account on crab or clam in order to
access the software in the lab. You MUST include your NetID (account)
for crab/clam in order for your registration to be processed for these
classes. You will only be notified in the event of a seminar
change/cancellation.
Camden Education
Series:
Class Roster/Grade Submission -
Authorized persons can view, download and
administer their class rosters. They also can submit warnings and
grades.
Early Faculty Computer Account/NetID creation form -
Computer Accounts/NetID's on the local computing systems are reserved
for faculty and staff who are employed by the University. These accounts
can usually only be created after the employee's personal data is posted
to the Rutgers Online Directory after he/she receives his/her first
paycheck. If new faculty or staff needs the local account on crab, the
Camden system, before this information appears in the directory, they
can apply early by submitting this form.
Web
Tools for RUNetID Users - Please consult with the SBC I.T. team if
you have questions about using these online tools.
Change your RU NetID password -(Assuming you know your
current password) You must know your current password to use this
tool.
Set up Email Forwarding -This tool will allow you to have
your incoming email sent to your Rutgers account to automatically
forward to an alternate email account.
Enable/Disable Email Spam Filtering - This tool will
allow you to enable/disable and configure your email spam filter
settings.
Web Directory Permissions - This webtool will set all
file permissions in your public_html directory on crab to be
world-readable (allowing your web pages to be viewed by everyone).
Enable/Disable Email Vacation Auto-Reply This tool allows
you to set an auto reply when you will be away from your email for a
while.
View room and equipment listing for BSB
334,335,336,337C
Forms and Download
This
Faculty Guidebook is intended to act as a guide for information
about certain items that may be of interest or may effect a faculty
member's performance at the School of Business - Camden. This
Guidebook does not supersede any Rutgers University policy, manual,
publication, memorandum, or correspondence. This Guidebook does
not represent a contract between Rutgers University and any individual
or between the School of Business - Camden and any individual.
Rutgers—Camden provides support for faculty in teaching and research
through many
channels. Instructional Design & Technology has been created
specifically to support the appropriate integration of technology into
the curriculum. Our goal is to work with faculty on proven (or
experimental!) projects to improve, strengthen, and invigorate the
experience of learning and teaching.
The
mission of the Rutgers-Camden Office of Sponsored Research is to
create and maintain an environment that fosters and assists members of
the campus community in seeking external grants for both existing needs
and special projects. As the only campus of Rutgers, The State
University, in southern New Jersey, Rutgers-Camden conducts grant-funded
projects in research, education, and community service. In recognition
of the importance of this endeavor to the people of southern New Jersey
and beyond, the Rutgers-Camden Office of Sponsored Research provides a
variety of support services.
Good
Works - The School of Business –
Camden (SBC) recently inaugurated a “good works” committee made up
of staff and faculty volunteers. We developed a statement of our
vision, mission, and goals: To support and facilitate the “good
works” of the SBC for improving both our local and global
communities. We also determined that good works initiatives should
fit with, leverage, and/or contribute to our core missions of
teaching, research, and service.
RAMS is the Rutgers Automated Mass-mailing System. It allows an
e-mail list to be generated based on demographic information from the
registrar or payroll data, and provides for automated updates to the
list membership based on changes in the demographic information.
All
I.T. Seminars require a computer account on crab or clam in order to
access the software in the lab. You MUST include your NetID (account)
for crab/clam in order for your registration to be processed for these
classes. You will only be notified in the event of a seminar
change/cancellation. 
Early Faculty Computer Account/NetID creation form -
Web
Tools for RUNetID Users - Please consult with the SBC I.T. team if
you have questions about using these online tools. 
