District 10 Senator Andrew R. Ciesla (R) Assemblyman James W. Holzapfel (R) Assemblyman David W. Wolfe (R) Rutgers People in District 10   4,379   Alumni   503   Undergraduate and Graduate Students   597   Continuing Ed Students Enrolled Locally   128   Faculty/Staff   5,607   Total

Rutgers Programs, Initiatives, and Facilities in District 10

• Continuing and Professional Education Courses: Keeping the state’s workforce current and offering citizens opportunity for professional advancement (Manalapan, Seaside Park, South Toms River)
• NJ Small Business Development Centers: Low-cost and no-cost consulting, training, and networking services for small business (Toms River)
• Rutgers Cooperative Extension: A "classroom without walls" bringing university research to local communities, from 4-H to good nutrition (Toms River)
• Keys to Achieving Resilient Transitions (KART): Provides training, funding, and support to group homes, residential treatment facilities, and community-based service providers for children on the brink of aging out of foster care (Toms River)

• Douglass Autism Outreach: Training in applied behavior analysis for educators of children with autism spectrum disorders (Brick)
• Center for Mathematics, Science, and Computer Education: Professional teacher development contributing to excellence in mathematics, science, and the integration of technology across the curriculum (Brick, Island Heights, Point Pleasant, Point Pleasant Beach, Toms River)

Did You Know?
The NJ Hydrogen Learning Center is an initiative of Rutgers’ Center for Energy, Economic, and Environmental Policy. It is funded by the Office of Clean Energy at the NJ Board of Public Utilities, and its mission is to facilitate collaboration and networking among its stakeholder network, which is made up of businesses, nonprofit organizations, and academic institutions across New Jersey already involved in the burgeoning hydrogen economy. Center partners include Ocean County College, which installed a 250-kilowatt direct fuel cell power plant on its Toms River campus; the power plant supplies approximately 80 percent of the electricity needed in a 54,000-square-foot instructional building and preheated water to boilers that feed an additional five buildings. The center has also developed hydrogen curriculum modules to train students in the fields of engineering, science, and environmental protection at five state institutions: The College of New Jersey, Ocean County College, Ramapo College, Richard Stockton College, and Rutgers University.

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