Courtney Culler Wins Excellence in Student Support Award

May 14, 2024

Each year, the School of Graduate Studies recognizes the notable achievements of graduate students, faculty, and staff at our annual awards ceremony. These awards recognize important accomplishments in research and scholarship, teaching and mentoring, leadership, outreach, and service across all disciplines, through Chancellor-level affiliations, and within specific disciplinary clusters.

The Excellence in Student Support Award recognizes Rutgers staff members who have made significant contributions to SGS graduate students and programs.

Courtney Culler, Associate Director for Graduate Student Services for the Bloustein School, was the 2024 recipient of the Excellence in Student Support Award.

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