Instructor Resources
Rutgers University faculty and staff play a vital role in preparing students to engage in politics and be active, engaged community members. Here you can access nonpartisan voting and civic engagement resources created by the RU Voting program to infuse civic learning into the classroom.
Our Mission
Rutgers’ mission of educating “involved citizens and effective leaders for a dynamic world” has never been more important. Towards this end, the RU Voting program has developed resources to make it simple for Rutgers instructors to implement civic learning into the classroom.
Using an evidenced-based approach to infuse civic learning and engagement opportunities throughout all facets of campus life, we are committed to:
- Supporting and Encouraging Student Voting
- Encouraging Political Discourse
- Infusing Curricular and Co-Curricular Experiences with Democratic Learning
- Evaluating and Benchmarking our Efforts
If you have any questions about instructor resources, please reach out to Jessica Ronan-Frisch at jronan@eagleton.rutgers.edu.
In-Class Session
If you are a Rutgers Faculty member interested in hosting an RU Voting in-class session, please complete the following survey and an RU Voting staff member will be in touch. If you have questions or concerns, please contact Jessica Ronan-Frisch at jronan@eatleton.rutgers.edu.
Sharable Materials
Access nonpartisan election and civic education resources to help prepare students for the 2024 General Election. Resources include powerpoint slides, flyers, and social media content. You can access this content below or by downloading a box file of resources.
- RU Voting Slides
- RU Voting Ambassadors
- Flyer Voter Registration
- Flyer Voting Options Flyer