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Real Estate Journal
Monmouth University’s Kislak Real Estate Institute celebrates 22nd anniversary NJ University captures the market on real estate degree programs E ducation
p r i c e s a r e still strug- gling to re- cover from a crippling re- cession, and catastrophic events, like Superstorm Sandy , are W
constraints, environmental and economic impacts, and af- fordable housing. Dr. Donald Moliver , Dean of the Leon Hess Business School, was the founder and the former director of the Kislak Real Estate Institute and the first recipient of the Steven J. and Elaine Pozycki Professorship in Real Estate Studies at Monmouth Univer- sity. He received his BA from Fairleigh Dickinson University and Ph.D. from Virginia Tech. The Kislak Real Estate Institute is celebrating its 22nd anniversary this year. It
ith the real estate market still on a rollercoaster ride,
provides students with action- able real estate knowledge and hands-on experience to enable them to adapt to the changes as leaders in their field. “We are in an elite group as the only institution in New Jersey that offers both un- dergraduate and graduate programs in real estate,” said Moliver, who added that there are fewer than 100 real estate programs nationwide. Success in real estate de- mands a broad understanding of many diverse areas of the industry. Factors such as over- building, increasingly com- plicated finance investments, environmental concerns, so- phisticated legal issues, and demanding regulatory con- straints are becoming increas- ingly important concerns. Indi- viduals who lack the requisite skills and knowledge neces- sary to manage these issues are at a distinct disadvantage. Monmouth University offers a variety of programs suited for professionals, graduate, and undergraduate students. The certificate program offered through the Kislak Institute is a multidisciplinary program that would suit established pro- fessionals who must make real estate decisions as investors, asset managers, consultants, developers, or officers of finan- cial institutions. Professionals in allied fields such as architec- ture, accounting, and financial services will find that this pro- gram provides the conceptual and practical skill needed for a productive career related to commercial real estate. The program is the only executive education real estate program in the State of New Jersey. The Master of Business Administration Real Estate Concentration is designed to meet the needs of those whose careers center around the com- mercial real estate industry and are seeking advanced knowledge in the areas of real estate valuation, finance, lease, law, and development, as well as a solid business background. Monmouth also offers a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a Concentration in Real Estate where students are exposed to finance, development, law, construction, and all facets of the real estate business. For more information on the Kislak Real Estate Institute at Monmouth University, visit www.monmouth.edu. n
Donald Moliver
still wreaking havoc. There is a vital need for a greater understanding of the market and the ramifications of things like overbuilding, regulatory
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