BUNTING-COBB

BUNTING-COBB MATH, SCIENCE, AND ENGINEERING RESIDENCE HALL and GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

Bunting-Cobb provides 100 undergraduate women majoring math, science, and engineering with the opportunity to live in a dedicated residence hall with female graduate students in various relevant disciplines.
     Graduate students living in Bunting-Cobb provide support to undergraduates by coordinating academic-related programs, organizing peer study sessions, mentoring students with similar academic interests, and helping students to reach their academic goals.
     Bunting-Cobb houses its own in-house science library and its own computer facility, which provides Internet access & is connected directly into the Rutgers University Network.
     Students who wish to live in Bunting-Cobb must submit an application. For information about the Bunting-Cobb Graduate Fellowship Program, call (732) 932-9197 or send email to dougproj@rci.rutgers.edu.
     For information about undergraduate applications to Bunting-Cobb, call the Douglass Project Office at (732) 932-9197 or send email to dougproj@rci.rutgers.edu.

• Read about the history of Bunting-Cobb
• Take a look around - view the virtual tour of Bunting-Cobb
• Get an application to live in Bunting-Cobb. (Downloadable/Printable PDF file - Size: 4.0KB)
• Download/Print the Bunting-Cobb Graduate Fellow Application.
• View the Douglass College Brochure about Living Learning Communities.