Rutgers University is a public research university that provides undergraduate, graduate, and professional education, along with research, clinical, and outreach services through its campuses and units across New Jersey. Its service offerings include specialized research laboratories and shared core facilities, university procurement and marketplace systems, facilities operations, and communications resources used by students, faculty, staff, researchers, and external companies working with the university. Rutgers serves a broad customer base that includes its own academic community as well as businesses and researchers seeking fee-for-service access to equipment and technical expertise. The university’s leadership includes President Jonathan Holloway, and its Rutgers University–Camden campus is led by Chancellor Antonio D. Tillis. Rutgers was founded in 1766 as Queen’s College, and its main administrative presence is in New Brunswick, New Jersey, with additional campuses and offices in Camden, Newark, and other locations statewide.