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RAPPS seeks to encourage and facilitate open communication among
students, faculty, staff and administration, to represent and advocate
for the interests of planning and policy graduate students, and
to promote and enact necessary improvements, so as to enhance the
overall educational experience.
The Rutgers Association of Policy and Planning Students (RAPPS)
is an advocacy group for students of the Public Policy Program and
Urban Planning & Policy Development Program. We are a liason between
students and the departments, the Bloustein School, and Rutgers
University. We provide an organized voice for students and also
a means of organizing for issues (including socializing) of student
interest. In Spring 1999, urban planning students joined together
with policy students to change the name and purpose of RAPPS to
include Public Policy students. Thus, a new structure for RAPPS
was created in Fall 1999.
RAPPS Constitution
Current Structure of RAPPS
The current structure for RAPPS consists of:
1) President
2) Vice President for Public Policy (MPP & MPAP degrees)
3) Vice President for Urban Planning (MCRP & MCRS degrees)
4) Vice President for the Doctoral Program in Planning and Public Policy (Ph.D.)
5) Secretary
6) Treasurer
7) Service Chair
8) Social Chair
9) Graduate Student Association Representative (GSA)
10) Editor, RAPP-Up Newsletter
11) University Senator from the Bloustein School
Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public
Policy
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Civic Square Building
33 Livingston Avenue, Suite 300
New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1981
732/932-5475
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, is dedicated by law
and by purpose to serving all people on an equal and nondiscriminatory
basis.
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