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Rutgers Lifelong Learning and Innovation (LLI) opens Rutgers University to lifelong learners of all ages and interests.

Rutgers continuing education programs reach more than 115,000 participants in more than 6,000 programs each year. DoCS also expands educational opportunities through its leadership of online learning at Rutgers.

09/01/2026

As school begins again, we know one of the most stressful parts is test-taking. We teamed up with Kristy Case, LCSW, to share evidence-based techniques to help students stay calm and manage test-taking anxiety, such as this body posture tip.

Rutgers University offers test prep programs for the LSAT, ACT/SAT, GRE, and GMAT, helping students prepare and access proven strategies for these tests.

Learn more at https://bit.ly/46tDyHc

08/26/2026

Congratulations to our Leadership Coaching for Organizational Performance graduates! 🎉

We’re celebrating another successful LCOP cohort. Over the past four months, participants came together with a shared goal: to grow in their coaching practice. They learned from one another, shared their personal experiences, and built connections along the way.

Interested in starting your own coaching journey? Visit: https://bit.ly/4xj3H7l

08/20/2026

Our Leadership Coaching for Organization Performance Certificate cohorts are made up of students with diverse professional backgrounds. From higher education to personal business, our leadership coaching program prepares you to handle tough executive coaching challenges and makes our lessons transferable across professions.

If you are interested in our program or want to learn more, visit: https://go.rutgers.edu/hbaohw7d

08/18/2026

Dr. Frank A. Ghinassi, President and CEO of Rutgers Health University Behavioral Health Care, has spent decades as a clinician, educator, organizational leader, and executive coach. Through Rutgers Leadership Coaching for Organizational Performance (LCOP), he found new ways to strengthen his coaching approach, including being more intentional about the purpose and outcomes of his coaching conversations.

Interested in developing your executive coaching skills or refining your leadership approach? Read the full interview to learn how LCOP can help you build on your experience and make a greater impact on the people you lead and coach.

Full interview: https://bit.ly/4wLgL4A

08/14/2026

This week, the Rutgers Center for Mathematics, Science, and Computer Education spent a day on the Raritan River to better understand water quality amid climate change.

The Lower Raritan Watershed Partnership took teachers on a walk across New Brunswick to show how actions on land affect water quality. Teachers took time to explore the positive effects of rain gardens and took a closer look at the Raritan River.

If you are interested in PDs for teachers like this one, visit: https://go.rutgers.edu/57o6np8y

08/06/2026

This week, the Rutgers Center for Mathematics, Science, and Computer Education hosted AP Career Kickstarts, a program designed to give high school students a head start on fast-growing career pathways.

These two courses, AP Cybersecurity and Java Content APSI, help learners develop professional skills, earn college credit, and gain industry-recognized credentials that employers value. https://apinstitute.rutgers.edu/

07/27/2026

Whether serving in executive leadership or as a consultant, Jeanette Corris has always been passionate about helping others grow and succeed. That commitment inspired her to enroll in the Rutgers Leadership Coaching for Organizational Performance (LCOP) program to further strengthen her coaching and leadership skills.

Today, Jeanette serves as the Assistant Vice President of Corporate and Foundation Relations at the Rutgers University Foundation. We recently caught up with her to learn more about her leadership journey, the impact of LCOP, and the insights she's gained along the way.

Read her story here: https://go.rutgers.edu/bgk2z18a

07/23/2026

This week, the Center for Mathematics, Science, and Computer Education partnered with New Jersey Audubon's Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary for a day of engaging, place-based learning about the impacts of climate change, specifically related to flooding and drought. This initiative focused efforts on natural habitat conservation and agriculture.

New Jersey public school teachers learned innovative ways to incorporate climate change information into their classrooms this fall, including activities such as building their own watersheds.

A special thank you goes to Roberta Hunter and Allison Mulch for leading today’s place-based learning experience!

Learn more about PDs for teachers at https://go.rutgers.edu/dvlvia3a

07/15/2026

Climate change, farming, and solar energy came together for an engaging day of place-based learning as the Center for Mathematics, Science and Computer Education partnered with Clifford E. & Melda C. Snyder Research & Extension Farm! 🌱☀️

New Jersey public school teachers explored how shifting climate patterns are impacting agriculture and the growing role of renewable energy in building a more sustainable future.

The day included a tour of the farm's solar installations, part of the Rutgers Agrivoltaics Program, where teachers learned how solar energy and agriculture can work together to support a more sustainable future. Participants also built their own solar panels and learned how they function by capturing sunlight and converting it into energy.

A special thank you to Farm Director Peter Nitzsche for leading the tour, and to A.J. Both and James Shope from the Rutgers Department of Environmental Science for sharing their research and expertise on agrivoltaics and the impacts of climate change on agriculture.

Interested in more place-based learning opportunities? Visit: https://cmsce.rutgers.edu/pd-teachers

07/09/2026

Our Center for Mathematics, Science, and Computer Education teamed up with the Mason Gross School of the Arts to create an exciting professional development course for teachers! This course explored how to bring dance and art into their curricula in a fun and engaging way, covering a variety of topics, including arts strategies, enhancement techniques, and integration ideas.

If you're looking for more professional development opportunities, visit: https://go.rutgers.edu/gc8bh6xj

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