Meghan Rehbein

Meghan Rehbein serves as the Dean of Douglass Residential College and the Director of the Institute for Women's Leadership at Rutgers University. In these roles, she has focused on setting new strategic priorities, building curriculum around leadership development, and enhancing the reputation of Rutgers University as a center for excellence on research related to women's experience, leadership, and education. Dr. Rehbein joined Rutgers in 2018, serving as Associate Dean for Strategic Initiatives where she developed new opportunities for collaboration, with a special focus on communications and organizational sustainability. Prior to that, she had a twenty-year career in fundraising and nonprofit management, previously serving as Vice President for Institutional Advancement at Georgian Court University. She has a bachelor’s degree from Hampshire College, a master’s degree from Sacred Heart University, and an Ed.D. in organizational leadership from Stockton University. Dr. Rehbein has more than two decades of experience in nonprofit leadership, higher education, and health and human services organizations, and her research focuses on gender and leadership development in the nonprofit sector.