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  Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy 2003-2005 Student Services Student and School Governance Student Advisory Organization  

Student Advisory Organization

The Rutgers Association of Planning and Policy Students (RAPPS), consisting of elected representatives from each of the school`s graduate programs, has several important functions, all related to improving the quality of student life. It surveys the student body and advises the dean on matters of student concern; it supports and promotes the scholarly and professional activities of students; and it sponsors social events. It also appoints the school`s representative to the University Senate, as well as to other various schoolwide committees.


 
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