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Rutgers Lifelong Learning and Innovation 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.

The Asian Indian Chamber of Commerce (AICC)  hosted its Small Business Accelerator Summit at the Rutgers Lifelong Learni...
10/07/2026

The Asian Indian Chamber of Commerce (AICC) hosted its Small Business Accelerator Summit at the Rutgers Lifelong Learning Center to discuss how to power growth through innovation and workforce development.

Our own Vice Chancellor for Lifelong Learning and Innovation, Angelica Diaz-Martinez, Psy.D., joined fellow panelists Nicol Nicola, Neha Kaul, Oya Tukel, Shatabdi Sharma, Milind Buddhikot, Raj Devalapalli, Ram Akella, Sunith Roy, and Tai Cheng for a panel discussion about the future workforce, including the role of AI.

📣: The Rutgers Lifelong Learning Center is hosting an open house on October 21st  Join us for a tour of the center and d...
09/22/2026

📣: The Rutgers Lifelong Learning Center is hosting an open house on October 21st

Join us for a tour of the center and discover how it supports learning, professional development, corporate meetings, and workshops. Explore our modern classrooms, meeting areas, and event spaces to see how we can help elevate your next event.

RSVP for the open house at https://bit.ly/4xIXn8L

Rutgers University's Vice Chancellor of Lifelong Learning and Innovation (LLI), Dr. Angelica Diaz-Martinez, Psy.D., has ...
09/17/2026

Rutgers University's Vice Chancellor of Lifelong Learning and Innovation (LLI), Dr. Angelica Diaz-Martinez, Psy.D., has been appointed by New Jersey's Governor Mikie Sherrill to the New Jersey State Board of Psychological Examiners.

Dr. Diaz-Martinez previously served as a teaching professor and program director in the Department of Clinical Psychology at the Rutgers University Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology. She brings her extensive experience in clinical psychology, professional training, organizational leadership, and psychology licensure legislation to her role on the Board, which is dedicated to protecting the welfare of New Jersey residents and regulating the practice of psychology.

Read more at https://bit.ly/4hhhd4R

We are excited to introduce Dr. Adrian Cameron as our new Director of Lifelong Learning and Continuing Education.Dr. Cam...
09/15/2026

We are excited to introduce Dr. Adrian Cameron as our new Director of Lifelong Learning and Continuing Education.

Dr. Cameron brings over 22 years of experience from Rutgers, specializing in continuing education, non-credit programming, technology, and workforce development. In his new role, he will help advance Lifelong Learning and Innovation (LLI) as a center for educational opportunity, social mobility, professional growth, and workforce development.

As a collaborative leader, Dr. Cameron will build relationships with industry and business partners, community organizations, and campus stakeholders to promote the continued expansion of our programs.

09/11/2026

LLI Vice Chancellor Angelica Diaz-Martinez, Psy.D., read this proclamation on behalf of President William Tate at the World Trade Center 25 Years of Honor: A Tribute and Commemoration honoring the World Trade Center Health Program at Rutgers University Clinical Center of Excellence (CCE).

"The CCE remains a clinical and research hub within the federal World Trade Center Health Program, providing comprehensive medical monitoring, treatment, and mental health services to thousands of responders and survivors throughout New Jersey."

President William Tate shared this message to the Rutgers community marking the solemn 25th anniversary of September 11,...
09/11/2026

President William Tate shared this message to the Rutgers community marking the solemn 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001. "We continue to grieve all the souls we lost that day, as well as those people who have died subsequently of various causes related to the aftermath of 9/11. We treasure the heroism of the passengers on Flight 93 who prevented one of the four planes from reaching its intended target. We remember in a special way the courage of those first responders who selflessly rushed into the towers to rescue others."

Read the full message: https://president.rutgers.edu/communications/community-messages

The Rutgers University World Trade Center Health Program will also host a commemoration event, which can be viewed at: https://go.rutgers.edu/911tributelive

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

Congratulations to our Leadership Coaching for Organizational Performance graduates! 🎉 We’re celebrating another success...
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

Our Leadership Coaching for Organization Performance Certificate cohorts are made up of students with diverse profession...
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

Dr. Frank A. Ghinassi, President and CEO of Rutgers Health University Behavioral Health Care, has spent decades as a cli...
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

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