NAMS Facilities

Galloway Campus

Harold E. Taylor Observatory

Tour the night sky! The observatory is a center for celestial education and observation for students and our local community. Public observatory viewings offered throughout the year.

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Stockton Sustainable Farm

The Certified Naturally Grown farm aims to become an agent of change in an industry that needs sustainable and measured reform, while serving the needs of students and providing a robust, challenging, and comprehensive education.

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Port Republic Site

The Marine Field Station (MFS) and Coastal Research Center (CRC) are co-located on an 8-acre parcel in Port Republic, New Jersey. The waterfront facility is conveniently located near the Garden State Parkway only 15 minutes from the Galloway campus and 30 minutes from the Atlantic City campus. The MFS and the CRC offer opportunities for faculty and student engagement by providing the staff, resources and facilities to support the University’s coastal science teaching and research programs.

Marine Field Station (MFS)

The Marine Field Station is a facility of the School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics at Stockton University and a member laboratory of the University National Oceanographic Laboratory System (UNOLS). The Marine Field Station is used as a teaching and research destination for numerous NAMS' academic programs, including foremost the marine science program, as well as biology, environmental studies, geology, and the professional science masters program.

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Coastal Research Center (CRC)

The CRC is a resource for geotechnical data working on numerous projects with Federal, State and municipal governments. With over 30 years of experience the CRC has grown into an exemplary organization known for coastal zone management. The CRC’s continuing mission is to monitor and assess New Jersey’s coastal zone resources.

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