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The course dates and times listed for this offering are for registration purposes only. You will receive access to the courses you select within about 7 days of registration. Once you have access you can begin and continue through the program at your own pace.
This certificate was developed to address a growing demand by people interested in entering Cannabis industry as growers, medical cannabis providers, or individuals involved with business and/or legal aspects of the industry. The courses created for the Cannabis Studies Certificate program were developed by Stockton faculty and industry leaders to address a growing demand by people interested in entering the cannabis industry.
The courses are designed for online and self-paced education. The Cannabis Studies Certificate is comprised of six (6) courses. You select six of the nine courses listed below to create your own Cannabis Studies Certificate. If you are interested in registering for additional courses, they are available individually in GSMU. You will receive a certificate for each course you complete plus the Cannabis Studies Certificate. See the individual course offerings for course details. 1. The Cannabis Industry: Understanding the Opportunities 2. The Risk Management and Insurance for Cannabis Businesses 3. Environmental Issues and Sustainability in the Cannabis Industry 4. Cannabis Cultivation 5. Social Justice and Cannabis 6. Cannabis and Communications Exploring Perspectives and Messaging 7. Introduction to Research in Medical and Adult-Use Cannabis 8. Introduction to Business 9. NRF Retail Industry Fundamentals Every effort will be made to send login information within 7 days of your registration however it may take longer. Once you receive this information, you may begin the program. 
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9/15/2023
9:00 AM
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FY24TO102OL
The course dates and times listed for this offering are for registration purposes only. You will receive access within 7 business days of registration. Once you have access you can begin and continue through the program at your own pace.
The Lloyd D. Levenson Institute of Gaming, Hospitality & Tourism, Stockton University School of Business (LIGHT) and Office of Continuing Studies & Adult Education at Stockton University (OCS&AE) partnered with New Jersey Tourism Industry Association (NJTIA) to bring a professional designation to those making a career in the leisure and hospitality sector. Complete the certificate in 8 months! The CTIP program is comprised of 7 courses: Marketing and Brand Identity, Tourism Leadership Landscape, Economic Policy and Sustainability, Strategic Planning and Assessment, Experiential Tourism, Engaging Internal and External Stakeholders, And Wellness Tourism. See below for a brief overview of each course and visit Stockton.edu/light/ctip for detailed information. Marketing & Brand Identity: With this course, participants will gain a sound marketing foundation necessary to attract and retain visitors to tourism destinations and their constituents. Students will experience three discrete modules, each providing a unique mix of academic principles complemented with real life applications in the form of narrated lectures, expert interviews, guided exercises, assigned readings, business case study reviews, skill assessments and more: Destination Marketing and Branding, Attracting Business & Travel, and Identifying Niche Markets Developed by: Donna Albano, Ed.D., Professor of Hospitality and Tourism Management Studies Stockton University, Karina Anthony, Senior Director of Marketing Visit Atlantic City, Rebecca Thiry, Director of Advertising and Digital Media Ocean Casino Resort. Tourism Leadership Landscape: This course will provide a comprehensive overview of the Tourism Leadership Landscape. While special focus will be given to the operation of New Jersey based organizations, foundational concepts will be applicable to all destination markets. Developed by Adam Perle, President & CEO ArtPride New Jersey Foundation. Economic Policy and Sustainability: With this course, participants will gain a foundation in economic policy and sustainability necessary to navigate, collaborate, and influence tourism destinations practices. Students will experience four discrete modules, each providing a unique mix of tourism research, principles and documented best practices that are complemented with real life applications in the form of narrated lectures, expert interviews, guided exercises, assigned readings, business case study reviews, skill assessments and more. Developed by Noel Criscione-Naylor, Associate Professor, Hospitality, Tourism, and Event Management Studies Stockton University Strategic Planning and Assessment: Participants who complete this course of study successfully will gain knowledge and learn hands-on experience in 1) strategic planning – understanding the external environment, internal environment, formulation process, implementation, and evaluation and control – 2) financial management (quantitative) and the “balanced scorecard” approaches, and 3) assessment and benchmarking activities, which are essential to compete in a very competitive travel and tourism industry, especially in the post-pandemic world. Developed by George L. De Feis, DPS, MBA, BE Assistant Professor of Business Management Stockton University Experiential Tourism: Experiential tourism is one of the fastest-growing travel trends. But experiential travel isn’t new. In fact, for a number of years now, travelers have long been desiring trips full of culinary, culture and activity-based experiences. Participants will gain an understanding of the many aspects of experiential tourism and learn how to apply this knowledge for growth, strategy and branding. Developed by Susan Adelizzi-Schmidt President, Suasion Communications Group Engaging Internal and External Stakeholders: Participants will learn how to identify, engage and maximize stakeholders. Through six self-guided modules, they will have the opportunity to learn about mission-driven work, the lifecycle of volunteers as stakeholders (from recruitment to celebration), how to leverage stakeholders as brand ambassadors, and how to plan to maximize stakeholders in their organizations. Developed by Erin O’Hanlon Coordinator of Service-Learning Stockton Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning Wellness Tourism: Wellness tourism is a segment of the health tourism industry that is growing at a tremendous rate. What makes wellness tourism different? Wellness tourism is more than just going to a spa for a massage or a facial. It’s about transformative experiences that feed your mind, body and spirit. Maybe it’s sitting quietly while gazing over grassy fields, or visiting an Ayurvedic retreat, or immersing yourself in the experience of an Onsen. Wellness activities are regenerative, restorative, and proactive in supporting healthy living. Wellness tourism is experiential and personal. Participants will gain an understanding of the various aspects of wellness tourism, its evolution and how to engage in this expanding area. Developed by Jennifer Aarons Teaching Specialist Hospitality, Tourism and Event Management Stockton University Detailed information can be found at: Stockton.edu/light/ctip The course dates and times listed for this offering are for registration purposes only. You will receive access within 7 business days of registration. Once you have access you can begin and continue through the program at your own pace. More
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2/12/2024
9:00 AM
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Online
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20 seats
SU24AC103AC
The AC Walking Tours allows participants to actively experience the historical landmarks, events, and sub-cultures of Atlantic City. Our guided tours - led by AC Historian and Stockton Adjunct Professor Dr. Levi Fox - will explore different neighborhoods and perspectives across the city and beyond. Bring your walking shoes and water bottle, as each tour will cover between 2 to 3 miles of parks, city streets, and the boardwalk. The Summer 2024 Tours will offer the following locations: July 5: Upper Chelsea, July 12: Ducktown Revitalization, July 19: North Inlet & Bungalow Park (NEW), and July 26: South Inlet "to the Lighthouse."
YOU MUST REGISTER FOR EACH TOUR SEPARATELY!! By choosing this option you are registering for Tour #1 ONLY- July 5: Upper Chelsea.
Learn about the section of Chelsea Neighborhood from the monument in O’Donnell Park (Albany Ave) north, to the border of Ducktown Neighborhood (Texas Ave). This diverse, residential neighborhood of Atlantic City features historic architecture, parks, public art, small businesses, multiple faith communities, and some of AC’s most infamous locally-owned restaurants. Notable landmarks on the tour include the WWI Memorial, Masonic Temple, AC Boathouse, Princeton Antiques, Chelsea Baptist Church, Masjid Al-Taqwa, Tony's Baltimore Grill, Chef Vola's, the Stockton AC Campus, and the Knife and Fork Inn. This tour is the compliment to the “Lower Chelsea Tour” featured previously in the Spring 2024 series.
Starting Address & Parking Information: Stockton Atlantic City Academic Building 3711 Atlantic Ave, Atlantic City, NJ 08401. Free parking is available directly behind the building.
Alternative Parking Location: Stockton Residential Parking Garage Atlantic Ave and Lincoln Place, Atlantic City, NJ 08401
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7/5/2024
10:00 AM
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1
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35 seats
SU24AC102AC
The AC Walking Tours allows participants to actively experience the historical landmarks, events, and sub-cultures of Atlantic City. Our guided tours - led by AC Historian and Stockton Adjunct Professor Dr. Levi Fox - will explore different neighborhoods and perspectives across the city and beyond. Bring your walking shoes and water bottle, as each tour will cover between 2 to 3 miles of parks, city streets, and the boardwalk. The Summer 2024 Tours will offer the following locations: July 5: Upper Chelsea, July 12: Ducktown Revitalization, July 19: North Inlet & Bungalow Park (NEW), and July 26: South Inlet "to the Lighthouse."
YOU MUST REGISTER FOR EACH TOUR SEPARATELY!! By choosing this option you are registering for Tour #2 ONLY- July 12: Ducktown Revitalization.
DUCKTOWN REVITALIZATION - The historic neighborhood of “Ducktown”, once known as AC’s “Little Italy”, is now known for its budding art scene, great restaurants, and “The Walk” shopping mall. Our tour will focus on local markets, churches, current cultural flair, and revitalization efforts taking place between Missouri and Texas Ave. Notable sites include: The Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University, Dante Hall, White House Sub Shop, Dock Oyster House and the Historic 500 Club site.
Starting & Ending Address: The Noyes Arts Garage at Stockton University 2200 Fairmount Ave, AC
Suggested Parking: “The Wave” Parking Garage, 2200 Fairmount Ave, AC ($4 cash parking fee)
Alternative Free Parking: “The Walk” Surface Parking Lot, 2301 Fairmount Ave, AC
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Starts:
7/12/2024
10:00 AM
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1
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19 open seats left
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35 seats
SU24AC103AC
The AC Walking Tours allows participants to actively experience the historical landmarks, events, and sub-cultures of Atlantic City. Our guided tours - led by AC Historian and Stockton Adjunct Professor Dr. Levi Fox - will explore different neighborhoods and perspectives across the city and beyond. Bring your walking shoes and water bottle, as each tour will cover between 2 to 3 miles of parks, city streets, and the boardwalk. The Summer 2024 Tours will offer the following locations: July 5: Upper Chelsea, July 12: Ducktown Revitalization, July 19: North Inlet & Bungalow Park (NEW), and July 26: South Inlet "to the Lighthouse."
YOU MUST REGISTER FOR EACH TOUR SEPARATELY!! By choosing this option you are registering for Tour #3 ONLY- July 12:North Inlet & Bungalow Park. NORTH INLET & BUNGALOW PARK - Gardner's Basin started as a project to create a historic district, while Bungalow Park is one of Atlantic City's distinctive neighborhoods. This tour leaves from the Diving Bell at historic Gardener's Basin then passes by the Cove, Uptown School Complex, Uptown Park, Graff Lane, Adriatic Ave, Caspian Ave, Snug Harbor, MA Ave, Warehouse Homes, Fisherman's Park, Rhode Island Ave Ships, before concluding at original Gilchrist. Starting & Ending Address: Diving Bell at Gardener's Basin Suggested Parking: There are two municipal lots located on North Rhode Island Avenue. More
Starts:
7/19/2024
10:00 AM
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1
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8 open seats left
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35 seats
SU24AC104AC
The AC Walking Tours allows participants to actively experience the historical landmarks, events, and sub-cultures of Atlantic City. Our guided tours - led by AC Historian and Stockton Adjunct Professor Dr. Levi Fox - will explore different neighborhoods and perspectives across the city and beyond. Bring your walking shoes and water bottle, as each tour will cover between 2 to 3 miles of parks, city streets, and the boardwalk. The Summer 2024 Tours will offer the following locations: July 5: Upper Chelsea, July 12: Ducktown Revitalization, July 19: North Inlet & Bungalow Park (NEW), and July 26: South Inlet "to the Lighthouse."
YOU MUST REGISTER FOR EACH TOUR SEPARATELY!! By choosing this option you are registering for Tour #4 ONLY- July 26: South Inlet "To the Lighthouse."
South Inlet: Learn more about the historic South Inlet of Atlantic City, considered by many to be "AC's best kept secret." Starting at Absecon Lighthouse, this tour will feature Pauline's Prairie Park, Altman Playground, historic homes, Kelsey & Kim’s, Oscar McClinton Park, various Ocean Casino and Resort, multiple Condo Towers, and North Beach Minigolf before concluding at
the Lighthouse.
Starting, Ending and Parking Information: The Absecon Lighthouse is located at 31 S. Rhode Island Ave, Atlantic City, NJ. Parking is available onsite, but please enter from the Vermont Ave side. Street parking is also available adjacent to this address.
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Starts:
7/26/2024
10:00 AM
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1
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25 open seats left
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35 seats
SU24SW102OL
The Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), also known as Tapping, is an evidence-based mind-body treatment which can be used clinically in mental health. It is highly effective with anxiety, panic, phobias, OCD, social anxiety, traumatic incidents and physical pain. This gentle, cutting-edge, cognitive somatic releasing technique, is self-applied and desensitizes a range of difficulties from stress to complex trauma. This 3-part, live online, series will teach clinicians foundational methods of EFT (aka Tapping), clinical strategies for treating targeted symptoms, utilizing SUDS to measure outcomes, addressing EFT in alternate opioid treatment plans, and more. This course is taught by international expert and Accredited Master EFT Trainer, Robin Bilazarian, LCSW, DCEP, EFT(i). Robin provides EFT training to professionals in the US and Europe, and regularly uses it in her own clinical practice. Participants of this course will be strongly encouraged to purchase the instructor’s accompanying text, “Tapping the Mighty Mind: Simple Solutions for Stress, Conflict, and Pain” (ISBN-13: 978-1542546706, estimated cost: $12-16 new paperback, $5 Kindle available on Amazon). All pre-workshop readings, techniques, and “homework” for the duration of the series will be drawn from the text.
Stockton University is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education Boards (CSWE) and is approved to offer continuing education credits for social workers, licensed marriage and family therapists, and licensed professional counselors in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maryland, Virginia, and all additional states that accept CSWE-approved CEUs for licensure and certification renewal. Stockton University, Office of Continuing Studies is recognized by the New York State Education Department’s State Board for Social Work as an approved provider of continuing education for licensed social workers #SW-0635. 8.0 Clinical Hours, 1.0 Opioid Hour (9.0 CEU Hours Total) More
Starts:
7/31/2024
1:00 PM
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3
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26 open seats left
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50 seats
FA24HW101OL
The Augmentative Communication course offers an opportunity for practicing SLPs to gain knowledge in the field of AAC using up to date technology solutions for individuals with complex communication needs. Digital interactive lessons and hands on activities are used to teach evaluation and implementation of AAC systems. Advanced courses in alternative access systems will allow for a better understanding of a team approach to AAC intervention.
Upon completion of the program participants will be able to:
• Identify the scope of augmentative communication from simple to complex
• Demonstrate an understanding of the process of assessment of AAC needs by identifying the major steps in an assessment process
• Identify potential ways to improve education, vocation, and independent living with AAC
• Acquire information regarding augmentative and alternative communication to include: Identifying input, processing, and output features
• Understanding various access, scanning, vocabulary selection, and simple-to-high-tech features of devices
• Attain information regarding vocabulary acquisition goals for various ages and developmental abilities
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Fully Online Course
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16 open seats left
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25 seats
FA24AC103AC
The AC Walking Tours allows participants to actively experience the historical landmarks, events, and sub-cultures of Atlantic City. Our guided tours - led by AC Historian and Stockton Adjunct Professor Dr. Levi Fox - will explore different neighborhoods and perspectives across the city and beyond. Bring your walking shoes and water bottle, as each tour will cover between 2 to 3 miles of parks, city streets, and the boardwalk. The Fall 2024 Tours will offer the following locations: October 5: Downtown Ocean City, October 12: Northside Heritage Tour, October 19: Louisa Mack LGBTQ+ (University Weekend), and October 26: History of Gaming. YOU MUST REGISTER FOR EACH TOUR SEPARATELY!! By choosing this option you are registering for Tour #1 ONLY- October 5: Downtown Ocean City. Downtown Ocean City: Starting in the heart of Ocean City’s Business District, walkers will see the Historic Ocean City Tabernacle, Marrying House, Scotch Hall, Corson House, a deep dive into the Fourth Street Life Saving Station, Sally Lake House, Piqua, the S. Wesley Lake House, and more.Starting Address & Parking Information: Municipal Parking Lot on the corner of 7th and Central Ave. More
Starts:
10/5/2024
12:00 PM
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1
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33 open seats left
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35 seats
FA24AC102AC
The AC Walking Tours allows participants to actively experience the historical landmarks, events, and sub-cultures of Atlantic City. Our guided tours - led by AC Historian and Stockton Adjunct Professor Dr. Levi Fox - will explore different neighborhoods and perspectives across the city and beyond. Bring your walking shoes and water bottle, as each tour will cover between 2 to 3 miles of parks, city streets, and the boardwalk. The Fall 2024 Tours will offer the following locations: October 5: Downtown Ocean City, October 12: Northside Heritage Tour, October 19: Louisa Mack LGBTQ+ (University Weekend), and October 26: History of Gaming.
YOU MUST REGISTER FOR EACH TOUR SEPARATELY!! By choosing this option you are registering for Tour #2 ONLY- October 12: Northside Heritage Tour.
Atlantic City’s “Northside” has historically been a predominant African American neighborhood founded prior to the Great Migration. This “city within a city” was originally a result of racial segregation and featured important businesses, professionals, hotels, night clubs and schools owned and operated by African Americans. This tour will visit historical landmarks such as Kentucky Avenue, New York Avenue, St. James AME, and the Civil Rights Garden.
Starting Point and Parking Location: St. James AME Church 101 N. New York Ave, Atlantic City
Ending Address: Jim Whalen Boardwalk Hall, 2301 Boardwalk, AC
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Starts:
10/12/2024
12:00 PM
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1
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32 open seats left
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35 seats
FA24103AC
The AC Walking Tours allows participants to actively experience the historical landmarks, events, and sub-cultures of Atlantic City. Our guided tours - led by AC Historian and Stockton Adjunct Professor Dr. Levi Fox - will explore different neighborhoods and perspectives across the city and beyond. Bring your walking shoes and water bottle, as each tour will cover between 2 to 3 miles of parks, city streets, and the boardwalk. The Fall 2024 Tours will offer the following locations: October 5: Downtown Ocean City, October 12: Northside Heritage Tour, October 19: Louisa Mack LGBTQ+ (University Weekend), and October 26: History of Gaming.
YOU MUST REGISTER FOR EACH TOUR SEPARATELY!! By choosing this option you are registering for Tour #3 ONLY- October 12: Louisa Mack LGBTQ+ Tour.
Help us celebrate Stockton's University Weekend by participating in the Louisa Mack LGBTQ+ Tour! Now known as the “Orange Loop”, in reference to the orange properties on a Monopoly board, this neighborhood was once considered the “Gay-borhood” of Atlantic City. Various nightclubs and bars hosted by Louisa Mack made this area a popular spot for the LGBT community as early as the 1920’s. Notable sites will include the AC Civil Rights Garden, Bourre, and former locations of the Brass Rail, Louisa Mack’s Entertainer’s Club on Snake Alley, the Lark Inn and the Professional Arts Building.
The starting address for this tour will be the Cardinal Bistro Restaurant (formerly Bourre), 201 S. New York Ave, Atlantic City, NJ.
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Starts:
10/19/2024
12:00 PM
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1
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34 open seats left
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35 seats
FA24AC104AC
The AC Walking Tours allows participants to actively experience the historical landmarks, events, and sub-cultures of Atlantic City. Our guided tours - led by AC Historian and Stockton Adjunct Professor Dr. Levi Fox - will explore different neighborhoods and perspectives across the city and beyond. Bring your walking shoes and water bottle, as each tour will cover between 2 to 3 miles of parks, city streets, and the boardwalk. The Fall 2024 Tours will offer the following locations: October 5: Downtown Ocean City, October 12: Northside Heritage Tour, October 19: Louisa Mack LGBTQ+ (University Weekend), and October 26: History of Gaming.
YOU MUST REGISTER FOR EACH TOUR SEPARATELY!! By choosing this option you are registering for Tour #4 ONLY- October 26: History of Gaming.
This tour will feature many prominent casino and entertainment establishments in Atlantic City from past to present, primarily in the Midtown Section of the city. Participants will learn about notable people, places, and events which left a mark on the city's landscape. Join us and learn more about the famous, infamous, notable and notorious "History of Gaming" in Atlantic City. Locations will include Bally's Caesars, Claridge/James' Candy Factory, Resorts, Hard Rock, and Pacific Ave.
The starting address for this tour will be the Cardinal Bistro Restaurant (formerly Bourre), 201 S. New York Ave, Atlantic City, NJ
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Starts:
10/26/2024
12:00 PM
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1
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31 open seats left
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35 seats
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