August 30, 2023

Rutgers Abandons Science and Disenrolls Students

Rutgers’ golden handcuffs are showing and it’s not a good look.

Twenty-two students have been turned away due to non-compliance to the university’s anti-science vaccine mandate. According to NoCollegeMandates, Rutgers is one of close to 90 colleges that continues to require vaccines for attendance.

The #njinsanity continues at Rutgers University Here we are in August 2023 and they are seeking 100% compliance for the COVID-19 vaccine, the personal health tool, designed to lessen symptoms for the recipient, not prevent contraction or transmission of COVID. Twenty-two (22) students have been rejected due to non-compliance. However, over 57,000 students at Rutgers have complied with the mandate that only 100 colleges throughout the US are still enforcing.

Notably, Rutger’s COVID-19 Task Force is led by the university’s COO and Executive VP, who led a steering committee to create a $1 billion public-private partnership with RWJ Barnabus.

Consider the expertise of the man charged with creating Rutgers’ Covid policy:

Calcado is a leader in negotiating and structuring complex private public partnerships generating over $1.0 billion in returned equity through entrepreneurial partnerships with the development community as well as local, state, and federal authorities. He has leveraged assets both inside and outside the university in order to strengthen its ties to the financial markets positively impacting the university’s balance sheet.

https://ipo.rutgers.edu/antonio-calcado

Rutgers’ lucrative partnership has enable its participation in multiple clinical trials for COVID vaccines for Pfizer, Moderna and J&J, and now Rutgers is testing a Covid vaccine of it’s own.

Rutgers sings praises of new and improved COVID shot tested on mice and hamsters

https://www.rutgers.edu/news/novel-rutgers-covid-vaccine-may-provide-long-lasting-protection

I suppose it would be great business if Rutgers, which was the first university to impose a COVID vaccine mandate to attend college, could perpetuate vaccine mandates until its own product is on the market. Is this the plan?

Meanwhile, who is looking out for the welfare of Rutgers students while the head of its Covid Task Force works “to strengthen its ties to the financial markets positively impacting the university’s balance sheet”?