THE RICHARD STOCKTON COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY

Class 041: Providing courses of instruction at the undergraduate, graduate and professional levels in regard to business studies, namely, accounting, finance, marketing, management, international business studies, computer science and information technology; instruction in hospitality and tourism management, providing internships in the field of business, provide instruction in the field of service learning, and providing student organizations with leadership training

Educational services, namely, providing classroom instruction, workshop programs, seminars, professional development training for educators, demonstrations of emerging technologies and equipment, and the training of teachers to improve their teaching abilities at the college and graduate level

SOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE WAS ESTABLISHED BY RICHARD STOCKTON COLLEGE TO SUPPORT AND IMPROVE THE COMMUNITY, ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITION OF THE SOUTH JERSEY REGION; IT BRINGS TOGETHER THE RESOURCES OF THE COLLEGE, LOCAL BUSINESSES, NON-PROFITS

"REGISTER FOR FREE" AND "FIN ED REVIEWS" AND "CENTER FOR ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL LITERACY"

"REGISTER FOR FREE", "FIN ED REVIEWS" AND "CENTER FOR ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL LITERACY"

"NEW JERSEY'S" OR "PUBLIC COLLEGE"

"INSTITUTE OF GAMING, HOSPITALITY & TOURISM"

Class 041: Educational Services, namely, providing summer camp training education for high school students in respect of investigating and reporting crime scene evidence

Class 041: Educating others in public policy matters by holding educational seminars in the field of public policy, sponsoring panel discussions, performing educational surveys on political and social topics, organizing educational research on public policy and economic issues facing Southern New Jersey; providing a learning forum for and promoting public discussion in the nature of panel discussions of policy issues to engage citizens and policy makers on educational subjects such as issues of energy use, sustainability, challenges in New Jersey's political process, sponsoring seminars on small business use of solar power and civility in government to encourage civic engagement by others and to strengthen the voice of Southern New Jersey in public debate; sponsoring educational research projects designed to educate New Jersey residents and policy makers about community environmental resources, community development, and citizen engagement by incorporating the expertise of professional educators in public policy issues in collaboration with members of the Hughes Center to inspire citizen engagement and their effective participation in public policy matters; conducting special events for educational purposes and the publication of articles related to public policy education

"CENTER" AND "AGING"

"CENTER" AND "AGING"

"CENTER" AND "AGING"

"INSTITUTE AND EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY TRAINING CENTER"

"REGIONAL INSTITUTE AND ETTC"

"COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY"

"SERVICES, INC."

"COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY" AND "1969"

Education services, namely, providing courses of instruction and training at the undergraduate, graduate, post-graduate, and professional levels, and continuing education, more specifically providing (i) undergraduate educational classes and training in the fields of arts and humanities, general studies, business, health sciences, social and behavioral science, natural sciences and mathematics, which includes classes in marine science, information systems, energy studies, and the field of education, providing certification in teacher education, special education, and pre-school education; (ii) graduate, post -graduate and professional programs and fields of study in physical therapy, criminal justice, holocaust and genocide studies, business administration, nursing, occupational therapy and social work, and master of arts in education and instructional technology, and (iii) providing continuing education courses in the fields of health science, human services and management development, and professional services; conducting educational research at undergraduate and graduate levels in marine sciences and conservation, and in tourism and the local and state economy and research conducted in various disciplines through grants; Entertainment in the nature of organizing and conducting athletic events and competitions for men's and women's sports including baseball, soccer, basketball, lacrosse, track and field, tennis, field hockey, rowing, softball and cheerleading, club sports and intramurals; and organizing and providing entertainment venues for performing arts, lectures, concerts, and theater productions, dance performances, public speaking events, and visual, literary and performing arts presentations

"COLLEGE"