Axsonville, AL (09/25/2024) Jacksonville State University (Jack State) will host a lunch and learn event entitled “Preparing Alabama's Cannabis Workforce” on Tuesday, September 24th, and will feature cannabis industry leaders. , elected officials, educators, and educators came together. Students investigate the development of the state's cannabis workforce. The event was hosted by Jax State University professor Dr. Lori Hensley and students in the university's innovative cannabis research program.
Discussions focused on equipping students with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in Alabama's rapidly emerging cannabis industry, as well as the potential benefits of medical cannabis in the treatment of childhood cancer. I did. Attendees were given a comprehensive look at Jax State's efforts in cannabis education, particularly through the university's Cannabis Science and Cannabis Business & Culture Microcredentials programs.
Dr. Hensley and his students presented their ongoing research and highlighted the University's efforts to train the next generation of professionals in this growing field. The event also highlighted Jax State's partnership with Sustainable Alabama, which plays an important role in advancing cannabis education and research in the state. The university develops students with exceptional expertise and skills in the cannabis industry through its microcredentials program.
Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission Director John McMillan praised the event and Dr. Hensley's work. “I very much enjoyed Dr. Hensley's presentation about ongoing research at Jacksonville State University. Her research provides important information to physicians and patients about the potential uses and effects of cannabis and will help guide future research. It will guide public policy.”
Jax State President Dr. Don C. Killingsworth Jr. expressed his pride in the groundbreaking work of Dr. Hensley and the University's students. “We are extremely proud of the groundbreaking research that Dr. Hensley and his students are conducting here at Jacksonville State University. Their research positions Jackson State University as a leader in this emerging field. This initiative prepares students for the future workforce and provides students with unique hands-on learning experiences in innovative and high-demand fields. It aligns perfectly with our commitment to equipping you with the skills you need to succeed. ”
The Lunch and Learn event served as an important opportunity for industry leaders to network to learn how Jax State prepares students for real-world application of their learning. As cannabis continues to play an increasingly important role in Alabama's medical and economic landscape, Jax State continues to be at the forefront of preparing the workforce for this evolving industry.
About Jacksonville State University: Founded in 1883 as the State Teachers College, Jacksonville State University has grown from humble beginnings to become Alabama's regional university with the highest percentage of accredited programs. Located in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains between Birmingham and Atlanta, Jax State University offers more than 150 courses of study, including more than 40 online programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels. For more information, visit www.jsu.edu, call 1-800-231-JAX1, or email jaxfacts@jsu.edu.
Axsonville, AL (09/25/2024) Jacksonville State University (Jack State) will host a lunch and learn event entitled “Preparing Alabama's Cannabis Workforce” on Tuesday, September 24th, and will feature cannabis industry leaders. , elected officials, educators, and educators came together. Students investigate the development of the state's cannabis workforce. The event was hosted by Jax State University professor Dr. Lori Hensley and students in the university's innovative cannabis research program.
Discussions focused on equipping students with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in Alabama's rapidly emerging cannabis industry, as well as the potential benefits of medical cannabis in the treatment of childhood cancer. I did. Attendees were given a comprehensive look at Jax State's efforts in cannabis education, particularly through the university's Cannabis Science and Cannabis Business & Culture Microcredentials programs.
Dr. Hensley and his students presented their ongoing research and highlighted the University's efforts to train the next generation of professionals in this growing field. The event also highlighted Jax State's partnership with Sustainable Alabama, which plays an important role in advancing cannabis education and research in the state. The university develops students with exceptional expertise and skills in the cannabis industry through its microcredentials program.
Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission Director John McMillan praised the event and Dr. Hensley's work. “I very much enjoyed Dr. Hensley's presentation about ongoing research at Jacksonville State University. Her research provides important information to physicians and patients about the potential uses and effects of cannabis and will help guide future research. It will guide public policy.”
Jax State President Dr. Don C. Killingsworth Jr. expressed his pride in the groundbreaking work of Dr. Hensley and the University's students. “We are extremely proud of the groundbreaking research that Dr. Hensley and his students are conducting here at Jacksonville State University. Their research positions Jackson State University as a leader in this emerging field. This initiative prepares students for the future workforce and provides students with unique hands-on learning experiences in innovative and high-demand fields. It aligns perfectly with our commitment to equipping you with the skills you need to succeed. ”
The Lunch and Learn event served as an important opportunity for industry leaders to network to learn how Jax State prepares students for real-world application of their learning. As cannabis continues to play an increasingly important role in Alabama's medical and economic landscape, Jax State continues to be at the forefront of preparing the workforce for this evolving industry.
About Jacksonville State University: Founded in 1883 as the State Teachers College, Jacksonville State University has grown from humble beginnings to become Alabama's regional university with the highest percentage of accredited programs. Located in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains between Birmingham and Atlanta, Jax State University offers more than 150 courses of study, including more than 40 online programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels. For more information, visit www.jsu.edu, call 1-800-231-JAX1, or email jaxfacts@jsu.edu.
