Criminal Justice, Law, Public Safety

When a site is contaminated with petroleum products, there are many questions. How did it happen? When did it happen? And, most importantly, who is responsible for paying to clean it up?

This fall, Rutgers University's Office of Continuing Professional Education (OCPE) will help professionals answer those questions in its completely revamped Environmental Forensics training course.

Designed for environmental consultants, attorneys, hazardous material emergency responders and professionals in related fields, the two-day class (September 9-10, 2015) will reveal the science behind the environmental forensics of petroleum and chlorinated hydrocarbon geochemistry. Students will also learn about new trends in professional investigations.

The Center for Government Services (CGS) has been providing timely and relevant training for New Jersey state and local officials for over 60 years. This summer CGS is offering extended learning opportunities and mainstay programs for state and municipal employees.

New this summer is the Mini-Conference for Assessors. This two-day event is offered three times during the month of June in New Brunswick and Hammonton. Topics include Commissioners Short Course, Retaining and Recapturing Value, and Compliance Plans, to name a few.

The Institute for Professional Education is a partnership of the Rutgers Schools of Law Newark | Camden offer high-quality, cutting-edge educational programs to members of the professional community. This fall legal professionals can expect some top notch courses including ETHICS-fest: Analyzing Common Ethical Dilemmas, Point Made: How to Write Like the Nation's Top Advocates, and Business Divorce: The Privately Held Business and Shareholder Relations.

Registration is occurring now. Visit the IPE website to learn more.