How to Contact Dialogues@RU or Rutgers University

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The Dialogues@RU website provides a Contact Us section along with links to Connect with Rutgers and Explore SAS (School of Arts and Sciences). These are the primary routes for inquiries about the journal or the university. The site also has a Notices section, which may carry relevant announcements before you need to reach out directly.

Contact Options on the Dialogues@RU Site

The site's navigation includes several distinct sections you can use depending on what you need:

Section Likely Use
Contact Us Direct inquiries about the journal
Connect with Rutgers General university contact and resources
Explore SAS School of Arts and Sciences information
Notices Announcements that may answer common questions

If your question is about a specific volume, a submission, or the journal itself, start with Contact Us. If your question is broader—about Rutgers policies, programs, or services—use Connect with Rutgers or Explore SAS.

What to Know Before You Reach Out

Dialogues@RU is an annual scholarly journal of undergraduate work produced in the Writing Program course "Research in the Disciplines" (English 201). That context matters for routing your inquiry:

  • About the journal or a published paper → use the site's Contact Us section.
  • About the English 201 course or the Writing Program → the Rutgers Writing Program or SAS is the more appropriate contact.
  • About Rutgers generally → use Connect with Rutgers.

Checking Notices First

The Notices section may already address common questions—such as submission timelines, publication updates, or availability of recent volumes. Checking it before contacting anyone can save time, especially around the release of a new volume.

Past Volumes as a Reference Point

The site lists recent volumes, including:

  • 2024–2025, Volume 20
  • 2023–2024, Volume 19
  • 2022–2023, Volume 18
  • 2021–2022, Volume 17

If your inquiry concerns a specific volume or paper, noting the volume number and year will make your message easier to route correctly.

Bottom Line

Use the Contact Us section for journal-specific questions, Connect with Rutgers or Explore SAS for university-wide matters, and check Notices first for announcements that may already answer your question.