Vincent Dicks, author, photographer, researcher Explore the life of Robert Field Stockton, a naval leader, innovator, and political figure whose legacy reflects the contradictions of early America. A champion of expansion and progress, he also embodied the tensions of a nation shaped by competing ideals. His story offers a compelling lens through which to examine […]
Rachael Goldman, PhD New Jersey, at the crossroads of the American Revolution and home to the Lenni Lenape, provided fertile ground for artistic expression and craft traditions. Explore folk art including baskets, woodwork, decoys, ceramics, quilts, and embroidery. Examine the work of Ammi Phillips, Micah Williams, and other self-taught artisans, along with the communities where […]
Greg Caggiano, author Following the Battle of Gettysburg, a small town of 2,000 was left to recover from one of the Civil War’s most devastating encounters. Explore the civilian experience in the aftermath of the battle and examine the events leading to Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address. Gain insight into how this moment reshaped national identity and […]
Betty McCarty, instructor Do you love fabric, fashion, or interior design but aren’t sure how to begin? Learn how to operate a sewing machine and understand its basic parts and functions. Practice foundational techniques while completing a simple starter project. This course is ideal for beginners looking to build confidence and develop essential skills. A […]
Michael Norris, PhD From a 2,600-year-old Etruscan chariot to Athenian vases, Roman mosaics, 19th-century sculpture, and 20th-century paintings, the Trojan War (ca. 1200 B.C.) inspired them all. The story of the ten-year war was often told through memorized verse that was eventually written down, as was true for Homer’s epic poem the Iliad, but art […]
Olga Polites, State Advocate Lead & NJ Advocacy Leader, Media Literacy Now How does social media shape our happiness – and what can we do about it? Drawing on insights from the latest World Happiness Report, recent court cases, and emerging research, this engaging lecture explores the connection between social media use and well-being, particularly […]
Lesley Schierenbeck, MA history, founder of the History Chick Tours Explore the lesser-known history of the Jersey Shore through the lives of women who challenged social norms and were often labeled “infamous.” From boardwalk entrepreneurs to figures tied to crime and controversy, these women navigated systems that limited their power while still shaping their communities. […]
Even the most skeptical banker can be persuaded positively with a convincing business plan. Comprehensive plans include sales forecasts, market identification, resources, personnel, cash flow, and income projections. Learn how your finished plan should look, what's to be included, which language to use and what information to present and in what format your plans are […]
We invite you to join one of our upcoming Ready, Set, Register! virtual sessions to learn about next steps, important information about the college, and how to get registered. Choose a date that works best for you: Monday, August 3rd at 10:00 a.m. Monday, August 10th at 6:00 p.m. Register Today
Sheridan O’Hea, instructor, Brookdale Community College Fashion Design & Marketing Develop your sewing skills by designing and constructing a custom apron from concept to completion. Begin with illustration and design, then move into pattern drafting, fabric selection, and cutting. Progress through structured garment assembly, including lining, ruching, and detailed finishing techniques. Strengthen both technical ability […]
Seas Monmouth, certified sailing instructors Combined classroom and hands-on instruction will give the adult beginning sailor the skills and confidence to operate a small sailboat. The class includes four evening classroom sessions and two Saturday sailing sessions on the Shrewsbury River aboard 17-18 foot sloops (water sessions may be rescheduled due to inclement weather). Successful […]
Find out why pickleball is the fastest growing sport in America! A paddle sport for all ages and skill levels, pickleball combines elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis. The rules are simple, and the game is easy to learn. Don’t miss this addictive new form of fitness and fun. Taught by certified pickleball instructor. […]
John Rossi, lecturer, New York University Explore humanity’s enduring struggle with the sea through the intertwined history of ships and lighthouses. From fragile vessels to evolving maritime technology, discover how sailors navigated danger and uncertainty. Learn how lighthouses served as beacons of safety, guiding ships through peril while shaping coastal communities, trade routes, and the […]
Greg Caggiano, author Take a fresh look at Mary Todd Lincoln, one of the most misunderstood figures in American history. Explore her upbringing, her intellectually dynamic relationship with Abraham Lincoln, and her influence during the Civil War presidency. Examine her personal losses and reconsider long-standing perceptions of her mental health through a modern and historically […]
Joe Ritacco, retired AT&T Bell Labs computer scientist and leader in interfaith dialogue and peacebuilding Step beyond the headlines to explore the rich history, culture, and political complexities of one of the world’s most misunderstood nations. This engaging presentation examines Iran’s evolving relationships with the United States, Israel, and the Jewish community, while exploring the […]
Dan Radel, history instructor, journalist Discover Red Bank’s history on this walking tour of the vibrant downtown nestled against the banks of the Navesink River. Tour will include the Red Bank railroad station, one of the last remaining examples of the Stick Style station houses built by the New York and Long Branch Railroad in […]
We invite you to join one of our upcoming Ready, Set, Register! virtual sessions to learn about next steps, important information about the college, and how to get registered. Choose a date that works best for you: Monday, July 13th at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday, July 15th at 6:00 p.m. Register Today
Morning The Three Falls of Rome Christopher Bellitto, PhD Did Rome fall? Ancient Rome actually had three stages: a monarchy, a republic, and then an empire. How did each fail and transform into the next stage? Join us for the unknown stories as well as for lessons for today. Look at how Rome began with […]
Interested in starting a business or expanding an existing business? Need financial assistance? This workshop will address these issues by providing information on determining money needs, SBA loans, venture capital, working with local banks, use of a business plan to secure financing, services provided by the Small Business Development Center. Instructor: Dr. Jackeline Mejias-Fuertes Note: […]
Brian McGackin, MFA, professional poet writer The poets of Ireland have long been known for their connection to the beautiful landscape they inhabit. From the ancient songs and ballads of prehistory to the modern works of today, the hills, trees, creatures, and seasons of Ireland have informed and inspired countless great works. “Songs of Summer” […]
Jenny Santa Maria, Artist, instructor Watercolor pencils offer the control of drawing with the luminous quality of watercolor. Take inspiration from the Impressionists as you select a well-known painting to sketch and bring to life. Explore how color, light, and subtle shifts in hue transform an image while building skills in observational drawing and brush […]
Olga Polites, State Advocate Lead NJ Advocacy Leader, Media Literacy Now With more information available online than ever before, it can be challenging to distinguish between what is useful and what is misleading. Join us for an engaging session on how information is created, shared, and monetized. Learn essential skills to critically evaluate online media […]
Author of Terror from America: A Sherlock Holmes Adventure Join acclaimed historian and journalist Terry Golway for a discussion of his debut novel, Terror from America: A Sherlock Holmes Adventure. Set in 1885 New York amid Irish nationalist bombings and political intrigue, the novel sends Sherlock Holmes into the city’s shadowy Irish American underworld to […]
This workshop is ideal for business owners wanting to perform basic record keeping, and understanding of financial statements. Including their development, their use, and effective methods of analysis. With hands-on instruction in business and accounting software programs, participants will learn the general accounting cycle and how it reflects business transactions. Instructor: Mary Edelman Note: This […]
Coley Conter, educational consultant & Literacy coach, author Why is it so hard for kids and teens to focus – and what role do smartphones play? Explore how constant notifications, rapid task switching, and dopamine-driven design impact attention span, motivation, and learning. Designed for parents and families, the session translates current research into clear, practical […]
John Rossi, lecturer, New York University Explore Florida’s fascinating and often unpredictable past, where natural beauty and conflict intersect. From early explorers and Seminole resistance to rapid development and environmental challenges, uncover the events and individuals that shaped the state’s identity. This engaging course reveals a history filled with resilience, transformation, and stories as dynamic […]
This 15-hour comprehensive overview cover the complete marketing functions of a business. Learn about the marketing process, essentials of effective marketing, and the marketing mix as well as the essential elements of target marketing, marketing segmentation, types of competition, databases, and internal analysis. Identify how to position the business in the market in order to […]
Seas Monmouth, certified sailing instructors Combined classroom and hands-on instruction will give the adult beginning sailor the skills and confidence to operate a small sailboat. The class includes four evening classroom sessions and two Saturday sailing sessions on the Shrewsbury River aboard 17-18 foot sloops (water sessions may be rescheduled due to inclement weather). Successful […]
Instructor: Lisa Kanda, CEO & President, Elkay Advisors, LLC AI marketing gives you whiplash. What mattered yesterday shifts again today, faster than social media ever moved. Chasing every change will burn you out. This session cuts through the noise and covers five shifts that actually matter to your small business, with a clear next step […]
This free virtual information session is a great opportunity for you to learn about our new Foundations of Holistic Health with Reiki I & II program so you can decide if you want to pursue a career in this field. We will email you the zoom link and packet by the morning of the event. […]
Julie Albert, certified holistic health coach Join us for a thoughtful instruction to the restorative effects of breathwork, medication, and sound-based practices as we transition into the fall season. Drawing on research in stress reduction and mind-body regulation, explore how intentional breathing, focused awareness, and resonant sound can support emotional balance, mental clarity, and overall […]
MAN, Room 103 Parking Lot 5 to Main Academic North MAP Whether you're straight out of high school or returning to school after many years, success in college depends on adapting to change and building new skills. Navigating the demands of this new environment will be explored.
MAN, Room 108 Parking Lot 5 to Main Academic North MAP The experience of stress is universal - it is part of being alive! Managing stress begins with self-care, and developing a healthy response to stress will serve you well throughout your life. Stress management and self-care techniques will be offered.
Wellness Center Parking Lot 5 to the Wellness Center MAP Every Tuesday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. in the Wellness Center Enjoy a cup of tea with cookies and play fun analog games! No Registration Required - All are welcomed For more information visit our website: www.brookdalecc.edu/wellness-center 732-224-2800
MAN, Room 203 Parking Lot 5 to Main Academic North MAP Success in the online environment depends on prioritization, organization, consistent time management, and active engagement. Come and learn what it takes to be successful in distance education.
Take control of your business finances and position your company for sustainable growth. **This no-cost two-sessions training series is designed for entrepreneurs and small business owners who want to understand financial statements better, improve cash flow management, increase profitability, and prepare for funding opportunities. Participants will gain practical tools and strategies to make informed financial […]
Turn your financial knowledge into strategies that strengthen profitability, support growth, and prepare your business for capital access. This no-cost training builds on the financial fundamentals covered in Part 1 and focuses on applying financial information to make smarter business decisions and improve overall business performance. Participants will gain practical tools and strategies to increase […]
Business Series - Part 1 Explore international business opportunities and learn how to turn global markets into a profitable business. This workshop provides a practical introduction to the essential steps involved in starting and growing an import/export business. What You'll Learn Identify products with import or export potential and evaluate whether there is a viable […]
Business Series - Part 2 Take your import/export business to the next level by learning how to manage international sales, payments, costs, documentation, and trade partners. In this session, you'll build on the fundamentals covered in Part 1 and explore the key considerations for successfully conducting international business and reducing financial and operational risks. What […]
John Gutman, retired sociology lecturer, Hunter College What makes a society endure or collapse? Explore this question through four influential works: Animal Farm, Lord of the Flies, 1984, and Brave New World. Examine how essential institutions — government, law, education, and social norms — shape the stability and character of imagined societies. Consider how the […]
Wellness Center Parking Lot 5 to the Wellness Center MAP Every Tuesday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. in the Wellness Center Enjoy a cup of tea with cookies and play fun analog games! No Registration Required - All are welcomed For more information visit our website: www.brookdalecc.edu/wellness-center 732-224-2800
Michael C. Gabriele, author Step into the lively world of colonial taverns, where politics, debate, and daily life intersected. Often called the “Crossroads of the Revolution,” New Jersey’s taverns served as meeting places, military headquarters, and centers of revolutionary thought. Discover how these spaces brought together Patriots and Loyalists and helped shape the ideas that […]
MAN, Room 105 Parking Lot 5 to Main Academic North MAP There are 168 hours in a week. With classes, activities, study, and free time, planning becomes essential to get things done. Practical strategies will be presented for managing your time and your success.
MAN, Room 203 Parking Lot 5 to Main Academic North MAP Learning how to study for health sciences exams is key to success. Join us for an overview of proven study strategies that can be applied to your learning.
This free virtual information session is a great opportunity for you to learn about our Medical Assistant program so you can decide if you want to pursue a career in this field. We will email the zoom link and packet by the morning of the event. Please call 732-224-2281 if you do not receive it. […]
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