A Conversation w/ Hillary Rodham Clinton at Rutgers University

Please review the parking and security details below: TICKETS/ENTRY - Tickets are required for entry. Print-at-home tickets must be printed, and mobile tickets must be displayed on a mobile device. If you have not received your ticket(s), please email events@eagleton.rutgers.edu by 5:00 PM on Wednesday, March 28th for assistance. - Doors open at 3:00 PM; all guests must be seated by 4:15 PM. - Please plan to arrive with anyone that you would like to sit with as saving seats will not be permitted. - There is no re-entry. - ADA seating sections will be provided. We will do our best to expedite ADA entry. PARKING/PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION/DIRECTIONS - LIMITED public parking will be available in the Green and Yellow Lots on Livingston Campus. A parking map is available here: http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/rutu/genrel/auto_pdf/2014-15/misc_non_event/RAC-Parking-Map.pdf. Students must follow standard Rutgers parking rules. Carpooling or public transportation/ridesharing is encouraged. - Early arrival is also encouraged. Visit one of the many retailers at The Plaza at Livingston, right next to the RAC, while you wait! - DIRECTIONS to the Rutgers Athletic Center are available here: http://scarletknights.com/sports/2017/6/11/facilities-directions-rac-html.aspx. On a mobile device, visit https://www.waze.com/ul?preview_venue_id=187171221.1871450069.4996813 for directions and real time traffic/road closures via the Waze app. SECURITY - The Rutgers Police Department will check bags before guests are allowed to enter the RAC. In order to expedite this process we recommend that guests do not bring bags, if possible. - The following items are prohibited: Aerosol cans, animals/pets (except service animals), audio/video equipment and professional photography equipment (including GoPros), balloons and balls, signs or banners larger than 8'' ½ by 11'', cans/bottles/glass or other containers with liquid, chains/studded bracelets/etc., strollers, food/drink, illegal drugs, coolers or ice chests, noise-making devices (i.e. whistles, air horns, drums, horns, vuvuzelas), selfie sticks, umbrellas, laser pens and pointers, fireworks, weapons (i.e. knives, pepper spray, tear Gas, handcuffs, stun guns, etc.), poles to display banners/flags/etc., skateboards and/or rollerblades, un-approved pamphlets/handouts/advertisements/etc., and any other items deemed dangerous and/or inappropriate. The Eagleton Institute of Politics presents its 2017-2018 Clifford P. Case Professorship of Public Affairs, "A Conversation with The Honorable Hillary Rodham Clinton" on Thursday, March 29, 2018 at 4:30PM. Share the #HillaryRU news! The Eagleton Institute welcomes and encourages the open exchange of ideas. However, comments that include profanity, hate speech, threats, or personal attacks are not permitted. Please help us maintain civility in our online conversation. We will answer event questions as quickly as possible. Special thanks to the Office of the Chancellor, Rutgers University-New Brunswick, the Division of Student Affairs, and the Division of Undergraduate Academic Affairs. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: Do I need a ticket? Yes, tickets are required. Are tickets sold out? Yes, we have reached capacity for the 3/29 Conversation with Hillary Rodham Clinton. Sign up for the WAITING LIST HERE. How do I sign up for the Waiting List? Sign up for the WAITING LIST HERE. We will contact individuals on the waiting list if we receive cancellations. Does a ticket guarantee admission? Ticket = Admission (after you go through security). We will post information regarding what time doors will open. I received a confirmation email but no tickets. What should I do? If you received a confirmation email but have not received your tickets from tickets@scarletknights.com, please email your name and information to events@eagleton.rutgers.edu for help. What if I have a ticket but can’t attend? If you can’t use your ticket please email your cancellation to events@eagleton.rutgers.edu so we can allocate it to one of the many people who are on our waiting list. Thank you! Can I print my “Mobile Delivery” ticket? Mobile delivery tickets should be scanned directly from your mobile device. Do I have to print my “Print-At-Home” ticket? Yes, if you selected the print-at-home option, you must print your tickets. What are the security requirements? The Rutgers Police Department will check bags before guests are allowed to enter the RAC. In order to expedite this process we recommend that guests do not bring bags, if possible. The following items are prohibited: Aerosol cans, animals/pets (except service animals), audio/video equipment and professional photography equipment (including GoPros), balloons and balls, signs or banners larger than 8'' ½ by 11'', cans/bottles/glass or other containers with liquid, chains/studded bracelets/etc., strollers, food/drink, illegal drugs, coolers or ice chests, noise-making devices (i.e. whistles, air horns, drums, horns, vuvuzelas), selfie sticks, umbrellas, laser pens and pointers, fireworks, weapons (i.e. knives, pepper spray, tear Gas, handcuffs, stun guns, etc.), poles to display banners/flags/etc., skateboards and/or rollerblades, un-approved pamphlets/handouts/advertisements/etc., and any other items deemed dangerous and/or inappropriate. What time should I arrive? Doors open at 3:00 PM; all guests must be seated by 4:15 PM. Will parking be available? Yes, free event parking will be available in the yellow and green lots. Parking will be LIMITED and carpooling or Rutgers/public transportation is STRONGLY encouraged. Parking guards will direct to available lots. Please allow ample time for parking. Will there be ADA seating? Yes. If I registered for the event at the College Avenue Gym, do I need to register again? No, all Gym ticketholders were automatically issued new tickets for the RAC. Tickets were sent via email from tickets@scarletknights.com. You must have a ticket for the RAC event to gain admission. What will Secretary Clinton talk about? Secretary Clinton will be in conversation with Eagleton Institute of Politics director Ruth B. Mandel. The discussion will cover American democracy and its institutions, Clinton's political career, and her role in the women's political movement. Ticket problems or unanswered questions? Contact events@eagleton.rutgers.edu.