Rutgers Parents Association
The Rutgers Parents Association (RPA) provides families with a way to engage in their students' educational experiences. We are here to answer questions, provide information and host events to keep you connected to Rutgers. In addition we provide outstanding benefits. Membership is free to parents/families of current, future and former students.
Join RPA
There is no cost to join the RPA but we do ask that you submit your name & email through our Registration. Registering today allows you to keep in touch, learn more and stay active in your students Rutgers experience.
Getting Assistance
The Rutgers Parents Association is supported by an office of staff members who are dedicated to facilitating a vibrant network for parents. Feel free to contact us with your questions and concerns about Rutgers University.
What's New
New Benefits for RPA Members Added
SEBS & NJAES Office of Community Engagement
Swine Flu & Preparing for H1N1 Virus at Rutgers
New Layout for RPA Site - View the Sitemap for an Overview
Updated FAQ's - Added New Technology Questions
Rutgers Against Hunger
Rutgers is working to make a difference in the lives of those suffering from hunger. From food drives to 4-H programs, from grocery-shopping advice to agricultural research, Rutgers Against Hunger (RAH) aims to increase awareness of hunger and encourage community service to help those in need. RAH will enlist Rutgers students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the concerned public in efforts to stock food banks, provide consumer education on nutrition, deliver technical and organizational support to community groups, and conduct research toward improving food production, packaging, and distribution.
As a member of the Rutgers community, you can make a difference, and you can make a difference now.
Do you want to plan a food drive at Rutgers? Find a food bank or soup kitchen to assist a family in need? Learn about how to reduce your grocery bills and, at the same time, buy nutritious food? We’re here to help as we work together against hunger.
Visit rah.rutgers.edu for more details.