Student Involvement At Rutgers-The State University of New Jersey
G.O.Y.A. brings together Rutgers students who have a sense that volunteerism is as much part of our education as is academics. By working side-by-side with with people from around the world and from all economic backgrounds we gain from participatory learning-truly the only way to gain an appreciations of others. Go To G.O.Y.A's HOME PAGE
"TWESE" means Unity in Rwandese. With its inception in 1991, TWESE, the Organization of African Students and Friends of Africa was established as a haven for students with African interests, and as an avenue to better educate the entire Rutgers community on African issues. These goals have been achieved through various activities and events. Generally, TWESE's regular meetings are the most efficient means by which issues on Africa and Africa in the Diaspora can be discussed.
Formed in 1973, the West Indian Students Organizationwas established as a forum for students with an interest in the history, people and cultures of the Caribbean, and as an avenue to better educate the entire Rutgers community on Caribbean issues. Go To WISO's HOME PAGE
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