Courses at Kramer Hall, Hammonton
The program is offered at Kramer Hall as online / hybrid where students will meet with faculty once a week at the Hammonton Instructional Site. Click here for more information.
Fall 2018 Undergrad Courses
GSS 2321-001: Peace & Conflict Studies
Values/ethics course (V).
This course will study human conflict and ways to resolve disputes, from international
issues to interpersonal disagreements.
4.000 Credit hours
4.000 Lecture hours
HLTH 1241-091: Medical Terminology for Health
This course is the introduction to the medical language with emphasis on terms describing disease states and diagnostic procedures. It will include the examination of medical terminology utilized in case studies, research, clinical, and other administrative settings.
4.000 Credit hours
4.000 Lecture hours
GSS 3113-001: Fashion & Society
This course will focus on intersection between fashion (represented by garment industry) and societal institutions, social movements, and individual expression. We will track connections between multiple phenomena connected to the garment industry, including labor practices, social justice, feminist issues, and expressions of identity.
4.000 Credit hours
4.000 Lecture hours
Fall 2018 Grad Courses
CMDS 5470-091: Speech Language Pathology in the School Setting
OPEN TO MSCD STUDENTS ONLY.
Design, organization, administration of school speech pathology programs. This course is recommended for New Jersey Department of Education Certification as a SLS.
3.000 Credit hours
3.000 Lecture hours
CMDS 6420-091: Advanced Topics Medical Speech Pathology
Prerequisite: CMDS 6430 Dysphagia and CMDS 6210 Acquired Adult language disorders.
This course will provide students with an advanced level overview of speech language
and dysphagia assessment, intervention in the medical setting. Differential diagnosis
and clinical decision-making will be emphasized in medically-fragile populations across
the life span.
3.000 Credit hours
3.000 Lecture hours
DSSA 5001-091: Intro to Data Science & Analytics
A survey course introducing the student to the field of big data. The class will focus on breadth and present the topics briefly instead of focusing on a single topic in depth. Basic introduction to data gathering, analysis, and visualization. Introduction to techniques using statistical software.
3.000 Credit hours
3.000 Lecture hours
DSSA 5101-091: Data Exploration
Manipulating and cleaning data sets; storing data in appropriate data structures. Techniques for exploring large datasets introduced. Gather gross statistics; transform datasets into workable data; removal of outliers; missing data. Extensive use of Python.
3.000 Credit hours
3.000 Lecture hours
DSSA 5101-091: Data Exploration
Finding and gathering data from public and private databases. Database and web mining. Data storage alternatives. Extensive use of Linux.
3.000 Credit hours
3.000 Lecture hours
Summer Courses
CMDS 6420 192
5/14-6/25
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5:00PM-8:10PM
GEN 2252 191
5/14-6/25
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6:00PM-8:00PM
6/27-8/8
MTWR
2:30PM-4:35PM
Located conveniently for students in Atlantic, Gloucester, Camden, and Burlington
counties, Kramer Hall is in the cultural hub of South Jersey--historic Downtown Hammonton! 
Kramer Hall hosts a variety of academic courses and is also a great space to host your next retreat, conference, workshop, meeting, or event!
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Kramer Hall is in the heart of downtown Hammonton and provides faculty the opportunity to have a profound educational experience with their students.
For questions, call 609-626-3840
