Stockton University's Kramer Hall is a technologically equipped facility, which features smart classrooms, a 24-station computer lab and generous meeting spaces. Kramer Hall serves as the primary site for the Master of Arts in Counseling and the Master of Science in Data Science & Strategic Analytics programs. The first floor of Kramer Hall serves as the current site of the Noyes Museum of Art and includes two galleries, which feature rotating art exhibits. Kramer Hall offers faculty, undergraduate, and graduate students, as well as life-long learners, flexible academic and conference facilities. This space is also used for student exhibits and presentations, recitals and readings, guest lectures and cultural events. Administrative support staff is available for academic and technical support for all users. In addition, professional security personnel are on-site during operating hours. For more information, please visit stockton.edu/hammonton.