RUTGERS-CAMDEN LAW — EMAIL FROM DEAN ED RENTEZELAS — TECHNOLOGICAL DIFFICULTIES
Dear students,
As you know, there have been some recent technical issues with the University’s servers, and the Office of Information Technology is working diligently on restoring all services. The main technical issue revolves around accessing the University’s websites (including the law school page) from locations off-campus – which will make downloading exams and accessing your course webpages/materials difficult. Similarly, the current technical issues will make accessing past exams, course webpages, etc., more difficult from off-campus locations. Therefore, please consider downloading any material while you are preparing for exams to your local computer in case the technical issues continue.
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Due to these circumstances, and in order to avoid major issues during the exam period, the law school will be implementing the following special rules for this exam period:
– For web-based, date certain exams, the law school has reserved a class room for each exam, and this special room schedule can be found here. You can also find the schedule at the bottom of this email (sorted by date).
– For web-based, self-scheduled exams, all students should come to campus to complete their exam during the time(s) that their exam is available.
– Exams that are scheduled as ‘in-class’ remain the same (no change in format). This classroom schedule can be foundhere.
If this change in the exam procedures creates a major issue for you, please contact Dean Baker before the start of the exam in question. As always, if you have any issues during exams, please contact the Dean on Duty. All other rules on the exam period can be found in the exam packet.
Ed Rentezelas
Assistant Dean-Academic Records
Rutgers School of Law – Camden
217 N. 5th Street, Camden, NJ 08102