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Preregistration is necessary for most of our programs. Please call
or visit our website for additional information: www.cce.cornell.edu/suffolk.
EAT WELL SPEND LESS is a series of 6-8 nutrition, health and well-being sessions
30-60 minutes long. Classes, which are offered by Cornell Cooperative Extension
educators in Spanish and English, are run throughout the year all over Suffolk
County. No charge for food stamp, Head Start, WIC, and limited income families
and caregivers of young children. Contact Dr. Zahrine Bajwa, 631-727-7850,
ext. 347 or zb12@cornell.edu for more information or to schedule programs.
January 8 and 9
8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Long Island Agricultural Forum
This forum is for commercial farmers/growers only.
Suffolk County Community College, Riverhead
$20 for both days, early registration before January 1/$30 after January 1
and at door
631-727-7850, ext. 341
January 12
7:00 - 8:30 pm
Long-term Care Insurance: What You Need to Know Before You Buy
Should you buy insurance? Which plan is best? The seminar, presented by a
Cornell Cooperative Extension educator, provides essential, unbiased information
about planning ahead for long-term care with an emphasis on long-term care
insurance, including policies available through the New York State Partnership
for Long-Term Care. Participants will learn financing options, factors to
consider when purchasing insurance, policy benefits, and ways to protect assets.
New York State does not endorse or recommend any specific insurance product
or insurer; this program is solely intended to educate consumers about their
options. Registration required.
Lindenhurst Public Library, Lindenhurst
Free
631-957-7755
January 15
6:00 - 7:30 pm
Long-term Care Insurance: What You Need to Know Before You Buy
Should you buy insurance? Which plan is best? The seminar, presented by a
Cornell Cooperative Extension educator, provides essential, unbiased information
about planning ahead for long-term care with an emphasis on long-term care
insurance, including policies available through the New York State Partnership
for Long-Term Care. Participants will learn financing options, factors to
consider when purchasing insurance, policy benefits, and ways to protect assets.
New York State does not endorse or recommend any specific insurance product
or insurer; this program is solely intended to educate consumers about their
options. Registration required.
Floyd Memorial Library, Greenport
Free
631-477-0660
January 17
1:00 – 3:00 pm
Beach Glass Jewelry
If you’ve ever wanted to create your own jewelry, this class is for
you. Allow your artistic ability to soar by creating your own jewelry from
nature using beach glass, seashells and other natural materials. Feel free
to bring your own materials. Presented by a Cornell Cooperative Extension
marine educator for all ages. Preregistration required.
Kermit W. Graf Building, Riverhead
$15
631-767-5142
January 20
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Long Island Greenhouse and Floriculture Conference
This conference covering current issues and updates for commercial greenhouse
and floriculture growers.
The Holiday Inn, Ronkonkoma, NY
$60 advance registration/$70 after January 13 and at the door
631-727-7850, ext. 341
January 22 OR May 4 CANCELLED DUE
TO BUDGET CUTS
6:30 – 8:30 PM
Parenting Workshop: Coping With Toilet Learning
Is your child physically and emotionally ready for toilet learning? Are you?
This workshop with a Cornell Cooperative Extension human development educator
will discuss signs of readiness and offer guidelines to successful toilet
learning.
Kermit W. Graf Building, Riverhead
$5 materials fee
631-727-7850
January 24
1:00 – 3:00 pm
Jr. Marine Biology
Explore the underwater world of the dogfish. Live crustaceans will be on hand
for observation and touching. Participants will learn the anatomy, diet, and
habitat of the dogfish in this hands-on program presented by a Cornell Cooperative
Extension marine educator. Lecture and dissection of dogfish by participants.
For ages 10-13. Preregistration required.
Kermit W. Graf Building, Riverhead
$25
631-767-5142
January 26
8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Long Island Horticulture Conference
For landscapers and commercial nursery operators.
Holiday Inn, Ronkonkoma
$65/$75 after January 19
631-727-7850, ext 341
Please call to be sure program is not full; preregistration is necessary for most of our programs.
EAT WELL SPEND LESS is a series of 6-8 nutrition, health and well-being sessions 30-60 minutes long. Classes, which are offered by Cornell Cooperative Extension educators in Spanish and English, are run throughout the year all over Suffolk County. No charge for food stamp, Head Start, WIC, and limited income families and caregivers of young children. Contact Dr. Zahrine Bajwa, 631-727-7850, ext. 347 or zb12@cornell.edu for more information or to schedule programs.
February 2, 9, 16, 23, March 2 and 9
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
2009 Long Island Horticulture Training School
This 40-hour, in-depth training program for green industry professionals is
designed to provide training in horticulture fundamentals and their applications
when implemented to maintain our ornamental landscape and natural environment.
Fee includes resource notebook and bulletins.
George C. Young Community Center, Jamesport
$250
631-727-7850, ext. 337 or 345
February 5 CANCELLED DUE TO BUDGET
CUTS
6:30 – 8:30 PM
Parenting Workshop: Winning Ways to Talk With Kids
"My kid won't listen" is a familiar refrain among parents. The ability
to communicate effectively with your children will help you at every stage
of their development. Learn with a Cornell Cooperative Extension human development
educator how to avoid communication breakdowns and be a better listener.
Kermit W. Graf Building, Riverhead
$5 materials fee
631-727-7850
February 10 CANCELLED DUE TO BUDGET
CUTS
6:30 – 8:30 PM
Parenting Workshop: Beyond the Stork--Fostering Healthy
Sexual Development in Your Young Child
You may think you don’t need to talk to your preschooler about sex,
but in fact by age three, children have already received many messages about
sexuality. As a parent you have a very powerful influence on your child’s
sexual development. Learn what behaviors are normal for children from birth
to five years of age and how to answer some of those awkward questions children
ask with a human development educator from Cornell Cooperative Extension.
Kermit W. Graf Building, Riverhead
$5 materials fee
631-727-7850
February 11 CANCELLED DUE TO BUDGET
CUTS
6:30 – 8:30 PM
Parenting Workshop: Raising Responsible Children
We all want our children to grow into being responsible, contributing members
of our families and, ultimately, of society. How do we guide our children
to acquire the necessary skills and motivation? This workshop, with a human
development educator from Cornell Cooperative Extension, for parents of 5
to 12-year-olds will explore parenting practices that teach children responsibility
for themselves, for their schoolwork, for their home, and for their relationships.
Kermit W. Graf Building, Riverhead
$5 materials fee
631-727-7850
February 12
6:00 - 7:30 pm
Long-term Care Insurance: What You Need to Know Before You Buy
Should you buy insurance? Which plan is best? The seminar, presented by a
Cornell Cooperative Extension educator, provides essential, unbiased information
about planning ahead for long-term care with an emphasis on long-term care
insurance, including policies available through the New York State Partnership
for Long-Term Care. Participants will learn financing options, factors to
consider when purchasing insurance, policy benefits, and ways to protect assets.
New York State does not endorse or recommend any specific insurance product
or insurer; this program is solely intended to educate consumers about their
options. Registration required.
Quogue Library, Quogue
Free
631-653-4224
February 15
10:00 am - Noon
Fishy Facts for Pre-Schoolers
Explore the world of fish with a marine educator from Cornell Cooperative
Extension in this interactive program and make a fun, fishy craft with your
child to take home!
Sport Fishing Education Center
$25 per child (includes one adult)
631-587-2873
February 17, (Ages 6-8)
February 18, (Ages 9-12)
9:30 am - Noon OR 1:00 – 3:00 pm
Sensational Sharks
Explore the biology and ecology of these fascinating creatures with a marine
educator from Cornell Cooperative Extension, and learn about conservation
efforts to save these misunderstood predators. Touch shark jaws, eggs, teeth,
and other artifacts as you learn some fun facts about these top oceanic predators.
Make an awesome shark tooth necklace to take home.
Sport Fishing Education Center, Babylon
$30 per child
631-587-2873
February 24
4:30 - 7:30 pm
Chick Incubation and Embryology Teacher Training Program
Topics include: Setting up and maintaining incubator and equipment, correct
methods and practical tips for hatching eggs, candling, chick care after they
hatch, understanding the fertilization process, understanding egg parts and
functions, activities and resource materials for the classroom. This program
meets New York State Learning Standards. Materials and supplies will be available
for purchase.
The Yaphank Building, 360 Yaphank Avenue, Yaphank
$50
631-852-4603
February 28
10:00 - 11:30 am
Long-term Care Insurance: What You Need to Know Before You Buy
Should you buy insurance? Which plan is best? The seminar, presented by a
Cornell Cooperative Extension educator, provides essential, unbiased information
about planning ahead for long-term care with an emphasis on long-term care
insurance, including policies available through the New York State Partnership
for Long-Term Care. Participants will learn financing options, factors to
consider when purchasing insurance, policy benefits, and ways to protect assets.
New York State does not endorse or recommend any specific insurance product
or insurer; this program is solely intended to educate consumers about their
options. Registration required. Light breakfast included.
Kermit W. Graf Building, Riverhead
Free
631-727-7850, ext. 325
MARCH 2009
Please call to be sure program is not full; preregistration is necessary
for most of our programs.
EAT WELL SPEND LESS is a series of 6-8 nutrition, health and well-being sessions 30-60 minutes long. Classes, which are offered by Cornell Cooperative Extension educators in Spanish and English, are run throughout the year all over Suffolk County. No charge for food stamp, Head Start, WIC, and limited income families and caregivers of young children. Contact Dr. Zahrine Bajwa, 631-727-7850, ext. 347 or zb12@cornell.edu for more information or to schedule programs.
March 3, 10, 17, 24, & 31
7:00 - 8:30 pm
Veterinary Medicine Career Exploration Program
Weekday lecture sessions and veterinarian shadow experiences for high school
sophomores, juniors, and seniors interested in pursuing a career in veterinary
medicine. Lecture topics may include: Veterinary colleges and admissions information,
feline medicine, radiology, equine and large animal medicine, lab animal medicine,
emergency critical care.
The Yaphank Building, 360 Yaphank Avenue, Yaphank
$75 per student, parents welcome to attend at no additional fee
631-852-4603
March 4 and 11
7:00 – 9:00 pm
Raising Healthy Children in an Overweight World
This workshop has been developed for parents of children ages 2-12 who have
concerns about their children’s weight. A Cornell Cooperative Extension
educator will discuss causes and consequences of childhood obesity as well
as what families can do to encourage healthy habits and promote a healthy
lifestyle. Advance registration required.
Kermit W. Graf Building, Riverhead
$20 for both sessions
631-727-7850, ext. 340
Saturdays, March 14, 21 AND 28 CANCELLED
DUE TO BUDGET CUTS
10:30 am – 12:30 pm
Parenting Workshop: In the Kitchen with Your Little Chef
Having trouble getting your child to eat a variety of foods—especially
vegetables and “healthy stuff”? Join a well-being educator from
Cornell Cooperative Extension to learn about the feeding relationship between
parents and their picky eaters, pick up cooking skills, and improve communication
between parent and child. Each session will include a cooking activity and
end with a family style meal. For children between three and eight, and a
parent/ caregiver.
Kermit W. Graf Building, Riverhead
$15 materials fee
631-727-7850
March 15
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Peconic Dunes Camp Open House
Since 2003 CCE-Suffolk has operated Peconic Dunes Summer Camp at Peconic Dunes
County Park. Visit Peconic Dunes camp on Long Island’s beautiful North
Fork to see the site, meet the educators, and discover the exciting summer
experiences planned for your children.
Peconic Dunes County Park
Free
631-727-7850, ext. 328
March 15
10:00 am - Noon
Cool Crustaceans (Ages 3-5)
Spend some time with your pre-schooler and our crawling crustaceans. Learn
all about these amazing crawling creatures of the sea with a marine educator
from Cornell Cooperative Extension. Make a craft to remind your child all
about crustaceans.
Sport Fishing Education Center, Babylon
$25 per child (includes one adult)
631-587-2873
March 16
6:30 – 8:30 pm
Raising Healthy Children in an Overweight World
This workshop has been developed for parents of children ages 2-12 who have
concerns about their children’s weight. A Cornell Cooperative Extension
educator will discuss causes and consequences of childhood obesity as well
as what families can do to encourage healthy habits and promote a healthy
lifestyle. Advance registration required.
Lindenhurst Library
No fee
631-957-7755
March 16, 23 AND 30 CANCELLED DUE
TO BUDGET CUTS
6:30 – 8:30 PM
Parenting Workshop: Guiding Toddler Behavior
All parents have to deal with difficult behaviors. This series of workshops
offers practical ideas that can make life more pleasurable for toddlers and
the adults who care for them. Learn guidelines for disciplining young children
with a human development educator from Cornell Cooperative Extension, how
to turn "don't" into "do" and how to create a "yes"
environment.
Kermit W. Graf Building, Riverhead
$15 materials fee
631-727-7850
APRIL 2009
Preregistration is necessary for most of our programs. Please call or visit
our website for additional information: www.cce.cornell.edu/suffolk.
EAT WELL SPEND LESS is a series of 6-8 nutrition, health and well-being sessions
30-60 minutes long. Classes, which are offered by Cornell Cooperative Extension
educators in Spanish and English, are run throughout the year all over Suffolk
County. No charge for food stamp, Head Start, WIC, and limited income families
and caregivers of young children. Contact Dr. Zahrine Bajwa, 631-727-7850,
ext. 347 or zb12@cornell.edu for more information or to schedule programs.
April 7, (Ages 6-8)
12:30 - 1:30 pm
April 8, (Ages 9-12)
1:00 – 2:30 pm
Spring Beach Walk
Explore the beautiful sandy beaches of Long Island’s south shore with
a Cornell Cooperative Extension marine educator. We’ll look for marine
creatures that call the salt marsh and barrier beaches home, and learn some
fun facts about them. Dress for the weather; weather permitting.
Sport Fishing Education Center, Babylon
$22 per child
631-587-2873
April 16 CANCELLED DUE TO BUDGET CUTS
6:30 – 8:30 PM
Parenting Workshop: The Family Table
Our busy schedules have driven many families away from the everyday family
table. But now more than ever we need the benefits of gathering together to
bond as a family. Learn how to make your family connection, nutrition, and
well being a priority once again. In this workshop, with a well-being educator
from Cornell Cooperative Extension, you'll learn about the benefits of family
mealtimes, tips for getting the family together and prepare a simple nutritious
meal for your family.
Kermit W. Graf Building, Riverhead
$5 materials fee
631-727-7850
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