SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL AND CONTINUING EDUCATION Nonprofit LIU Post U.S. Postage 720 Northern Blvd. PAID Brookville, NY 11548-1300 Long Island University School of Professional and Continuing Education Serving the Lifelong Learner Since 1972 Spring 2015 TAKE FLIGHT LIU Post THIS SPRING

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School of Professional and Continuing Education: Post Hall, Room C1 Long Island University • LIU Post 720 Northern Boulevard At LIU Post, learning comes naturally. Brookville, New York 11548 516-299-2236 [email protected] Our instructors will bring out your talents Fax: 516-299-2213 and help you discover the confidence you School of Professional and Continuing Education: Nickolette Kacharaba never knew you had! Our university is a place Director, School of Professional and Continuing Education; Director of Youth Programs where you can take chances, feed your Chris Wool Associate Director of Hutton House/Continuing Education; Director of Paralegal Studies curiosity, and grow personally and profes - Rita Weaver Secretary sionally. The environment is comfortable and LIU Post Campus Operations Administration: nurturing. We are committed to developing a Rita Langdon Executive Director of Strategic Partnerships & skilled workforce, and also providing fun and Campus Operations Theresa Duggan interesting programs for the young and the Director of Conference Services Joseph Granitto young at heart. Director of English Language Institute Anne Schubeck Director of University Au Pair and Child Care Ryan Attard Reilly Improve your life at the School of Director of Alumni Relations & Annual Fund Kay Sato Professional and Continuing Education Director of The Hutton House Lectures Long Island University Administration: at LIU Post. Kimberly R. Cline President George Baroudi CIO and Vice President for Information Technology liu.edu/post/ce Christopher Fevola Vice President for Finance and Treasurer Michael S. Glickman Chief of Strategic Partnerships and University Advancement Gale Stevens Haynes Vice President, Chief Operating Officer, and University Counsel Jeffrey Kane Vice President for Academic Affairs Jacquelyn Nealon Vice President for Enrollment and Campus Life LIU

LIU is one of the nation’s largest private universities. Since its founding in 1926, LIU has provided high quality academic programs taught by world-class faculty and grounded in the liberal arts and sciences. LIU offers 500 accredited programs to more than 18,500 students and has an active network of more than 180,000 alumni, including industry leaders across the globe. Renowned for its commitment to experiential and service learning, entrepreneurial thinking, and connectedness with New York City, LIU is a leader among the nation’s most respected universities. LIU empowers students with skills they need to innovate and excel in the classroom, in their careers, and beyond. Visit liu.edu for more information. CONTENTS YOUR JOURNEY BEGINS HERE

business and entrepreneurship ...... 2 licensing and Professional Development ...... 7 computers and technology ...... 11 CHILD CARE AND PARENTING ...... 13 COLLEGE FOR KIDS AND TEENS ...... 17 TESTING AND CERTIFICATION SERVICES ...... 21 PERSONAL ENRICHMENT ...... 22 HEALTH AND WELLNESS ...... 27 MUSIC, culture, and ENTERTAINMENT ...... 31 LIU BOOK FESTIVAL ...... 37 COMMUNITY RESOURCE GUIDE ...... 42 2015 CALENDAR ...... 45 REGISTRATION AND INFORMATION ...... 53

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Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 1 BUSINESS and ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Our certificate programs are designed for every level of business, from basic skills-building to starting your own company. You will study with industry leaders in entrepreneurship, workplace writing and math, creativity, human resources management, and more. Courses are held in new facilities opening in 2015, including conference rooms and smart classrooms. You can also promote and demo your best ideas in our state-of-the-art business incubator. Take hold of your professional future today.

Accounting Foundations Business Skills Every Employer Wants Start a Business in 48 Hours Managing Business Startups & Entrepreneurship Equine Business Management (FULLY online) Paralegal Studies Certificate Practical Math in the Workplace Business Skills Every Employer Wants Certificate in Marketing and Social Media Human Resources Management Writing for the Workplace Accounting Foundations - Certificate DATES: Sessions begin every October, Gain a marketable new skill or stay on top of February, April, and June your personal finances by learning the basics of 8 Sessions: accountancy. Topics cover financial accounting, $499 bookkeeping, individual income taxes, budget (all payments due prior to class) Enrollment Limit: management, financial statement analysis, and 12 students auditing techniques. Includes one “personalized” Course Number: topic of your choice for one-on-one training and BISX-100-100 counseling. This program is great for beginners Registration: and those who want to add a new skill to their 516-299-2236 or résumé. [email protected]

Business Skills Every Employer Wants - Dates: Offered every October, April, and Certificate June, and other times by appointment Sessions: It’s time to go back to school for a better job. If you 8 are stuck in a rut, you might want to catch up on Times: Evenings and Weekends the five most requested skills that employers seek Tuition: today: math, accountancy, writing, business $499 thinking, and critical thinking/analytical skills. Our (all payments due prior to class) instructors will make these core subjects easy and Course Number: fun to learn. Extra help is always available. Upon BUSX-100-101 completion of the course, you will earn a Certificate Registration: in Business Skills. 516-299-2236 or [email protected]

Start a Business in 48 Hours - Certificate 2015 Dates: (Intensive Weekend Program) Beginning with open mic pitches on Friday, Choose one weekend session attendees will bring their best ideas and inspire below: others to join their team. On Saturday, teams focus March 20-22 • May 1-3 June 5-7 on customer development, validating their ideas, Times: practicing startup methodologies, and building a Friday classes: 6 to 9 p.m. viable product. On Sunday morning, teams demo Saturday classes: their prototypes and receive valuable feedback 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. with lunch from seasoned business owners. This intensive and dinner program leads to a Certificate in Business Startups. Sunday classes: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Courses are held in a state-of-the-art business Tuition: incubator. $1,875, includes all materials, lunch, and dinner, on Saturday only, and access to a state-of-the-art business incubator. Course Number: BUSX-100-103 Registration: 516-299-2236 or [email protected]

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 3 2015 Dates: Managing Business Startups & (Intensive Weekend Program) Choose one weekend session below: Entrepreneurship - Certificate (Advanced Class) April 17-19 • May 15-17 July 17-19 During this program, students will participate in an Times: intensive weekend that will allow them to advance Friday classes: 6 to 9 p.m. their entrepreneurial goals with confidence. Courses Saturday classes: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. will cover the development and testing of business with lunch and dinner ideas; improving planning, operations, sales and Sunday classes: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. marketing, and customer service; and producing Tuition: and analyzing financial documents and reports. $1,875, includes all materials, lunch, and dinner, on Saturday only, Using real world-business examples and conducting and access to a state-of-the-art workshops in a live student-run business incubator, business incubator, and free coffee. instructors help students to quickly develop the Course Number: knowledge and skills needed to grow their business. BUSX-100-004 Upon satisfactory completion of this program, you Registration: will be awarded a Certificate in Advanced Business 516-299-2236 or Management and Entrepreneurship. [email protected]

2015 Dates: Equine Business Management - Certificate (Fully online) April 13-Oct. 30 Sessions: This certificate is designed for equine practitioners 6 months and career changers to earn educational credentials Times: from a leading university. Our six-month program is Online offered completely online and includes six courses: Tuition: Introduction to Equine Management, Equine Sales $4,999 (all payments due prior to class) and Services, Equine Stable Management, Equine Course Number: Valuation, Equine Ethical Issues, and Equine Event BUSX-100-105 Management. This program is held through Registration: blackboard.liu.edu. Students also receive career 516-299-2236 or [email protected] advice and résumé review.

2015 Day Program: Paralegal Studies - Certificate (ABA Approved with Online Blended Courses) Jan. 26-April 29 (Course Number: The Paralegal Studies program at LIU Post is approved PLSX-100-001) by the American Bar Association and teaches skills in 2015 Evening Program: research and analysis, interviewing clients, gathering Jan. 26-Aug. 5 background to prepare witnesses, assisting in trial (Course Number: preparation, and drafting legal documents and PLSX-100-002) transcripts. You could be on your way to a new career Tuition: in three months (full-time day program) or in seven $4,450* months (part-time evening program). Successful Books: completion of the 12 required courses earns an ABA- $425.40* approved Certificate in Paralegal Studies and the skills Registration: necessary to assist in the legal activities of law firms, 516-299-3375 or businesses, insurance companies, financial institutions, [email protected] public agencies, title companies, and/or government *subject to change offices. The program is offered in a blended format, which combines face-to-face classroom learning with online courses. A paralegal works under the supervision and direction of an attorney and may not give legal advice or otherwise engage in the practice of law.

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 4 Practical Math in the Workplace DATES: Offered every October, March, Interested in acquiring the skills needed to and June, and other times by understand and perform business activities such appointment as payroll, banking, invoicing, and purchasing? Sessions: 4 (all payments due prior to class) In this program, you’ll gain insight into basic Times: mathematical skills; processes needed to perform Evenings and Weekends financial tasks required in the workplace; and a Tuition: basic foundation for understanding the practical $299 (all payments due prior to applications of mathematics in common workplace class) Course Number: activities. BUSX-100-106 Instructor: David Mainente, M.S., Associate Vice President for Student Financial Services, LIU Registration: 516-299-2236 or [email protected]

Marketing and Social Media - Certificate Dates: (Weekend Intensive Program) March 20-22 • May 1-3 Times: Through discussions, assessments, lectures, Friday classes: 6 to 9 p.m. interviews, and group projects, this course allows Saturday classes: students to have an overview of basic marketing 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. with lunch and consumer behavior concepts with an explo - and dinner ration of how social media is impacting what, Sunday classes: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuition: when, where, and how we shop. We will also be $399 per course (includes 2 meals) researching companies in response to customer Housing (Optional): demands related to pricing, advertising, selling, and $130 (includes 3 days, 2 nights) servicing products. This is an introductory program. and includes 6 meals Instructor: Anthony Pizziatolla, M.A., Adjunct Professor of Interactive Multimedia Arts, LIU; Technology Specialist, Webb Institute Course Number: BUSX-100-107 Registration: 516-299-2359 or [email protected]

Human Resources Management - Certificate 2015 Dates: Flexible The Human Resources Management Certificate Course Number: offers individuals the opportunity to pursue a career HRMX-100-512 in the field of human resources management. Registration: 516-299-2236 or [email protected] Graduates of the program become eligible for positions in a variety of business entities, including corporations, not-for-profit institutions, and government agencies in both domestic and international markets.

REQUIRED COURSES • Foundations of Human Resources I • Foundations of Human Resources II ELECTIVE COURSES • Compensation and Benefits Management • Conflict Resolution • Employment Law • Organizational Structure, Behavior, and Communication • Recruitment and Selection • The Art of Performance Appraisal • Advanced Leadership Skills • Managing Career Transitions

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 5 2015 Dates: Writing for the Workplace - Certificate Offered every October, February, and June, and other times In today’s competitive job market, writing and by appointment communicating effectively are essential business Sessions: skills. This course will teach you how to improve 5 (Days, Evenings, or Weekends) your writing skills for the workplace by helping you Tuition: to become aware of a few key factors that can make $449 all the difference: Course Number: BUSX-100-108 • Know your audience before you write Instructor: • Be clear and concise in your expression Dr. Kay Sato, Director of The Hutton • Avoid use of jargon and/or “buzz words” House Lectures, former English • Format your letters and memos properly Professor at University of Georgia, • Employ gender-neutral writing and award-winning adult educator. • Become a true professional by tailoring your Registration: 516-299-2236 or [email protected] style to that of your company In order to accomplish all this, you will learn new techniques for improving your writing. In-class practice exercises and activities will contribute to your ability to write for the workplace. Upon completion of this course, you should have new confidence in your writing ability.

2015 Dates: Introduction to Nonprofit Management Tuesdays beginning April 7 Time: The course provides an introduction to management 6:30-8:30 p.m. issues faced by leaders in nonprofit organizations. Sessions: Arranged topically, with a focus on how to organize, 6 lead, and fund nonprofit organizations through lecture Instructor: Michael S. Glickman, M.S., M.A., and facilitated discussions around case studies, M.P.A., Chief of Strategic Partnerships assigned readings, and other activities. Sessions and University Advancement, include: Mission, Vision, and Strategic Planning; Long Island University Governance; Financial Management & Fundraising Tuition: Principles; The Role of Foundations in Nonprofit $399 Management; Ethics and Accountability; and Course Number: Nonprofit Management Reform. BUSX-100-009 Registration: 516-299-2236 or [email protected] or my.liu.edu

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 6 LICENSING and PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Many New York State licensing boards and professional organizations require that licensees complete a pre-specified number of continuing education hours per license period. The goal of such continuing education units (CEUs)–also referred to as Professional Development Units PDUs and Continuing Professional Education CPEs– -is to help professionals in various industries remain current on best practices, business methods, processes, and new regulatory requirements that allow them to create, maintain, and improve upon their fields.

Please note: Please contact your own licensing board, association, or organization to find out complete requirement details. 2015 Date: Notary Public Training Course Thursday, May 14 Time: Nearly everyone at some point has needed the 6:30-9:30 p.m. services of a notary. This seminar is designed to Location: help students prepare for the New York State quali - Lorber Hall fying exam. It will provide you with a view of the Sessions: 1 notary public office, clarifying laws, concepts, and Course Number: procedures. Class discussions will demystify the CPPX-001-002 office of notary by making you aware of its authority, Tuition: duties, and responsibilities. We will focus on situations $69 (No discounts apply.) that you, as a notary, are likely to encounter, and will Instructor: help you avoid conflict of interest, maintain profes - Patricia Waite, Esq. sional ethics, charge proper fees, handle special Registration: situations, and minimize legal liability. The instructor 516-299-3375 or will then guide you in scheduling your written exam [email protected] through the New York State Division of Licensing Services. Continuing Education for Licensed Social Workers Effective Jan. 1, 2015, Licensed Master of Social Workers (LMSWs) and Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSWs) are required to have 36 hours of continuing education to renew their triennial license through New York State. Long Island University’s School of Professional and Continuing Education is recognized by the New York State Education Department's State Board for Social Work as an approved provider of continuing education for licensed social workers (#0003).

Substance Abuse: New Course Number: Child and Family Welfare: Research on Issues and XHTH 900-001-7070 Current Trends and Intervention Strategies Date and Times: Controversial Issues Course: Saturday, Feb. 28, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Course Number: XHTH 850-002-7069 (12-1 p.m., break for lunch) XHTH 700-001-2385 Dates and Times: Tuition: Dates and Times: Wednesday, Jan. 28, 6:15-9:15 p.m. $160, for 6 contact hours Wednesday, June 24, 6-9 p.m. AND Thursday, Jan. 29, 6:15-9:15 p.m. (No discounts apply.) Tuition: Tuition: $80, for 3 contact hours Substance Abuse: $160, for 6 contact hours (No discounts apply.) New Research on Issues and (No discounts apply.) Intervention Strategies To register, contact Domestic Violence: Course Number: Populations At Risk XHTH 800-001-7067 516-299-3375. Course Number: Dates and Times: XHTH 750-001-7066 Saturday, March 28, 9-12 p.m. Dates and Times: Tuition: Saturday, Feb. 7, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. $80, for 3 contact hours Tuition: (No discounts apply.) $80, for 3 contact hours (No discounts apply.) Substance Abuse and Aging

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 8 Project Management LIU Post is a Registered Education Provider (REP) of the Project Management Institute, the world’s leading not-for-profit professional association for the project, program, and portfolio management profession. Courses within LIU Post’s M.S. in For information, contact Management Engineering program can be applied [email protected] toward PMP, PgMP, and other PMI credentials. LIU or call 516-299-2175 Post awards 24 Professional Development Units or visit liu.edu/post/cpm (PDU’s) for each three-credit graduate course (LIU admissions requirements must be met). The univer - sity also hosts meetings, events, and networking sponsored by the Long Island Chapter of the Project Management Institute, which can be applied toward PMP and PMI Professional Development Units.

Tax and Accounting Institute Seminars Annual membership dues: $100 The Tax and Accounting Institute is an organization (No discounts apply.) of CPAs, attorneys, and other professionals who Contact: meet periodically throughout the year for the purpose [email protected] of discussing technical tax and accounting matters call 516-299-2513 Information: and helping practitioners maintain and upgrade their Certificates of Attendance are skills. Established in 1963, the institute conducts awarded after each workshop or independent research on the problems of local, state, seminar. and federal taxation and accounting. The institute provides numerous evening sessions as well as special all-day and half-day seminars. Seminars cover a variety of topics of interest to tax and accounting professionals. The institute’s programs qualify for New York State’s mandatory CPE for Certified Public Accountants, Public Accountants and Enrolled Agents (#000122).

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 9 NYS Teacher Certification Requirements To become a certified teacher in New York State, you must complete three workshops, in addition to completing an approved teacher education program. The workshops are: the School Violence Prevention and Intervention Workshop (Project SAVE), the Child Abuse Identification Workshop, and the Dignity for All Students Act (DASA). These workshops should be taken within your last two semesters of your degree program. You can enroll in these workshops through the LIU Post School of Continuing Education at 516-299-2236 or liu.edu/post/ce . Child Abuse Identification & Project S.A.V.E. Dignity for All Students (DASA) Reporting Workshop Date: Date: Friday, Feb. 20, 2015 Dates: Friday, Feb. 20, 2015 Course Number: Wednesday AND Thursday, Course Number: EDUX-100-002 Jan. 28-29, 2015 CATX-100-002 Date: Course Number: Date: Friday, March 20, 2015 DASX-100-001 Friday, March 20, 2015 Course Number: Dates: Course Number: EDUX-100-003 Tuesday AND Thursday, CATX-100-003 Date: Feb. 10 and 12, 2015 Date: Friday, April 17, 2015 Course Number: Friday, April 17, 2015 Course Number: DASX-100-002 Course Number: EDUX-100-004 Dates: CATX-100-004 Date: Wednesday AND Thursday, Date: Friday, May 15, 2015 Feb. 25-26, 2015 Friday, May 15, 2015 Course Number: Course Number: Course Number: EDUX-100-005 DASX-100-003 CATX-100-005 Times: Dates: Times: 1-3 p.m. Wednesday AND Thursday, 10 a.m.-Noon Location: March 4 and 5, 2015 Location: Lorber Hall, Room 207 Course Number: Lorber Hall, Room 207 Tuition: $35 DASX-100-004 Tuition: $35 Time: 6-9 p.m. Location: Humanities Hall, Room 119 (Engelke/Astoria Federal Lecture Hall) Date: Saturday, March 21, 2015 Course Number: Space is limited. DASX-100-005 (1 session) Time: Applicants must register and submit payment 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Location: Lorber Hall, Room 100 prior to any workshop. Anyone arriving 15 minutes Dates: after the start of the seminar will not be admitted, Tuesday AND Wednesday, April 14 and 15, 2015 and will not receive the necessary paperwork Course Number: for submission to New York State. DASX-100-006 (2 sessions) Time: 6-9 p.m. To register call 516-299-2236 or Location: email [email protected] Lorber Hall, Room 100 Date: Friday, April 24, 2015 Course Number: DASX-100-007 (1 session) Time: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Location: Humanities Hall, Room 119 Tuition: $90

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 10 COMPUTERS TECHNOLOGY and

New Tech Store at LIU Post

The LIU Post technology store, Browse, offers a wide variety of training and workshops for computer users of all ages. Our team of Browse store associates will show you how to maximize the use of the latest mobile devices, apps, and software on the market. Located in Hillwood Commons, Browse also sells discounted technology to students, faculty, and staff of Long Island University, and is open to the public.*

*Certain restrictions apply to Apple products. \NEW: Young Coders Camp by kidOYO begins Feb. 28, for ages 7-17. See page 19.

Get comfortable with smart phones, tablets, and laptops and use them to make your life easier and more connected. Learning Options: • One-on-One Training LIU Post’s Browse technology store offers short courses, • Family Training one-one-one training for individuals, couples, and families. • Group Workshops for the Instruction covers all levels, from tips and techniques for Public using the Internet to advance classes in Word and Excel. You tell us what product you have or want to purchase Fees: Personal Enrichment and we provide the lessons. Session cost: Select from these topics: (Course Number: PCCX-100-10) $25 for a half hour Personal Enrichment • Introduction to computers (with a special class for age 50+) Session Package: • Working with photos $50 for 3 half-hour • Working with video/movies sessions • Introduction to Mac Family Training Session • Introduction to Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint) (90 minutes, up to • Introduction to Windows 8 6 family members): • Creating & managing social media accounts $150 • Facebook for Beginners: Will You Be My Friend? Public Group Workshops • Getting started on Mac (Non-LIU Community members, up to • Getting started on iPad 10 attendees): • Getting started on iPhone $50 for one hour • Wireless networking in your home • iCloud Training lessons make an excellent birthday or • Email, contacts, and calendars holiday gift! • iTunes Location: Select from these topics or customize your own: Browse • Introduction to computers (with a special class for age 50+) Hillwood Commons, • Working with photos Second Floor • Working with video/movies LIU Post • Introduction to Mac 720 Northern Blvd. (Rte. 25A) • Introduction to Microsoft Office Brookville, NY 11548 Hours of Operation: Electronics Basics for 50 Plus Monday to Thursday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Are you new to computers? Want to learn more about Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. your tablet? We offer computer and technological classes Saturday: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for all skill ability levels and teach the basics of using your Parking is free! new device. For prospective technology owners, the Electronics Basics course will help you purchase a Registration: All fees must be paid in full computer, tablet, phone, or accessories wisely. Learn how prior to class. to make the most of your computer, tablet, smart phone, See cancellation/refund or the Internet in a low stress, self-paced environment. policy on our website. There are also opportunities for you to bring your own Registration: device to class. These courses provide fundamental skills 516-299-2236 or needed for today's job market, or just interacting with [email protected] your family, children, and grandchildren. Course Number: PCCX-100-50

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 12 CHILD CARE PARENTING and

LIU Post’s University Au Pair program provides certificate programs, CPR training, workshops, and special events to promote the development of knowledge and skills for strong and healthy children, teens, and families. We offer diverse topics to positively impact children’s intellectual, recreational, and artistic needs. Child Care Provider - Certificate 2015 Weekend Dates: Feb. 27-March 1 •May 1-3 Jobs for childcare workers are expected to increase June 19-21 • Aug. 7-9 by 20 percent in the next decade, according to the Tuition: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. LIU Post’s University $365 (includes 6 meals) Au Pair program, the only program of its kind in the Housing: Optional housing is available: U.S., offers a Child Care Provider Certificate to $130 (includes 3 days, 2 nights) equip the current and future professional nanny with Register: essential skills and knowledge to properly care for 516-299-2359 or children from infants to adolescents. The program [email protected] is an intensive weekend educational program. It runs from Friday evening to Sunday afternoon and includes classes in childhood development, child psychology, child and infant care, nutrition, first aid, To become a New York State certified teacher, contact the College of and family systems and dynamics. At the end of the Education, Information and Technology, program, students will be certified by the American Dr. Michael Hogan at 516-299-3006 Heart Association in CPR and First Aid. or email [email protected].

CPR and First Aid Certification 2015 Dates: March 1 • May 3 The American Red Cross, one of the most recognizable Time: and trusted names in emergency care, offers a 2-6 p.m. four-hour First Aid/CPR/AED course. Through this Tuition: course, you will learn how to recognize and respond $120 (5% discount for LIU alumni and appropriately to cardiac, breathing, and first aid employees.) All payments due emergencies. This program covers: CPR 5 days prior to class. (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation), AED (Automated Registration: External Defibrillator), and first aid. The American 516-299-2359 or Red Cross certification is valid for two years. [email protected]

Babysitter Boot Camp 2015 Dates: March 1 • May 3 Teenagers ages 12 to 17 can learn how to promote Time: their babysitting business. Includes CPR and First Noon-6 p.m. Aid class. Location: Kahn Discovery Center Tuition: $150 Registration: 516-299-2359 or [email protected]

MommaConnect 2015 2015 Dates: March 22 Back by Popular Demand! Time: MommaConnect 2015 features exhibitors, games 10 a.m.-3 p.m. for kids, and useful tips for the busy mom. Learn Location: cool birthday party ideas, potting training tips, Pratt Recreation Center, free parking Cost: children’s portraits, summer camps, pampering and $5; kids under 2 free spa opportunities for mom, and latest products and Tickets: services for kids. Food concessions and games for mommaconnect.com/upcoming-events/ kids. Plus, an Easter egg hunt in LIU Post’s new Information: three-acre Rosalie Nuti Memorial Park. Last year we 516-299-3500 welcomed 3,400 people at our inaugural event. Expect to see Long Island’s second annual event even bigger and better!

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 14 View the Tilles Center calendar at tillescenter.org or call the Box Office at Tilles Center Children’s Series 516-299-3100. LIU Post is home to Tilles Center for the Performing Arts, a world-class concert hall. This spring, the Children’s Series at Tilles Center offers family fun workshops and plays for all ages. Select from Jim Henson’s Sid the Science Kid Live! , Rapunzel! Rapunzel! A Very Hairy Fairy Tale , The Peking Acrobats, Jim Henson’s Dinosaur Train Live! and more.

The Chat Pack: Language Play Group 2015 Dates: Ongoing, Mondays 9-10 a.m. A children’s playgroup that encourages children or Noon-1 p.m. and to understand and use new words while making Fridays 9-10 a.m. exciting discoveries in a nurturing environment with Location: their families. J.M. Ladge Speech and Hearing Center • Ages 18 months to 4 years Tuition: • Utilizing child-centered play therapy, PROMPT, $265 per group for the session and total communication to help foster early with payment due on or before language skills first session • Music, art, story, movement, and circle time make Information: talking fun! 516-299-2437 or [email protected]

The Munchie Bunch: Mealtime Play Group 2015 Dates: Ongoing, Mondays Encouraging finicky eaters or children with sensory 10:30-11:30 a.m. and/or motor needs and children with food allergies Location: to expand their mealtime skills while having fun and J.M. Ladge Speech and Hearing socializing. Center Tuition: • Ages 18 months to 5 years $265 per group for the session • Hands-on cooking and art projects make eating fun! with payment due on or before • One staff member per parent and child first session • Taught by a licensed supervising speech/ Information: language/feeding pathologist with expertise 516-299-2437 or working with young children and their families [email protected] • Individual speech/language and feeding evaluations and therapy available

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 15 COLLEGE FOR KIDS AND TEENS

LIU Post delivers a range of youth programs, some academically based and others that are fun or teach a skill. All offerings are developed with youth in mind so kids will learn while having an enjoyable educational experience. Academic Enrichment Camp for 2015 Dates: June 29-Aug. 21 Reading and Math (grades 2-6) Session: Two-week program One-on-one or small group tutoring in reading, Time: writing, and math skills from taught by certified 12:30-3:30 p.m. teachers. Students will be assessed for levels of Tuition: ability and put into small groups or one-on-one $400 to keep learning alive in the summer. Register: 516-299-4004

Youth Summer Camps 2015 Dates: June 29-Aug. 21 From horseback riding to swimming to drama and Tuition: nature, our Summer Day Camps will take your child Varies depending on number of (ages 5 to 15) on a journey designed for inspiration weeks Early Bird: and growth. Our beautiful and safe university Receive an additional 5% discount if campus and facilities provide the ideal setting for balance paid in full by May 1; academic, athletic and extra-curricular activities. LIU alumni always receive a 10% discount. Register: 516-299-4004

Performing Arts Academy (ages 5-16) 2015 Dates: July 27-Aug. 14 This three-week program challenges every one Tuition: of our campers to achieve their highest level of $1,800 musicianship. Children choose a major performing Early Bird: Receive an additional 5% discount if group (chorus or band) and three elective courses balance paid in full by May 1; (Fine Art, Drum Circles, Dance, Musical Theatre, LIU alumni always receive Jazz Band, Music Theory, Brass Ensemble, a 10% discount. Woodwind Ensemble, Guitar Ensemble, Vocal Register: Lessons, or Instrumental Lessons). The camp 516-299-4004 concludes with our Summer Concert Series.

Center for Gifted Youth 2015 Dates: July 6-July 30 This four-week program emphasizes higher-order Registration: thinking skills, creativity, problem solving, and 516-299-2160 leadership development. A recreation program, Information: liu.edu/post/giftedyouth including indoor and outdoor activities, is provided daily. A creative arts program is also offered during this recreation time. Special events, such as a musical and team Olympics, highlight the program. Students entering grades two to eight in September 2014 are eligible.

Radio Workshop for Teens 2015 Dates: July 27-31 High school students can star in their own radio Tuition: show! This camp will teach grades 10 to 12 to $400 and includes lunch produce music, sports, or talk shows using the Early Bird: $350 ends April 14 state-of-the-art facilities of WCWP 88.1 FM. Register: Students will work side-by-side with top New York [email protected] or City and Long Island radio talent. 516-299-2626

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 17 CSI Summer Academy for Teens 2015 Dates: Late July Is your child fascinated with forensics? Does your 5-day camp child love to solve mysteries? Do you want to have Tuition: your child try something different like “climbing $499, does not include meals Register: inside the yellow crime scene tape” to solve a 516-299-2236 mystery using newly taught state-of-the-art forensic Information: and investigative techniques? If so, then the www.forensicsworld.com Forensics World CSI Summer Academy is a perfect match! This is the same organization that introduced the world’s first high school forensic science competition, The CSI Challenge, and is now hosting an exciting summer CSI academy for children, ages 14 through 17.

Youth Coders Camp by kidOYO 2015 Dates: 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, 4/18, This exciting program is open to students age 7 to 14, 4/25, 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, 5/30 & 6/6 and no prior coding experience is required. The Time: kidOYO spring semester develops programming 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Location: and physical computing “maker” skills in kids. It is Business Incubator, First Floor, an opportunity for students to engage in a discov - B. Davis Schwartz Memorial Library ery-based experience that will cover a number of Registration: interactive technology experiences aimed at [email protected] or developing and progressing students’ skills. We 631-223-8725 cover basic game programming, artistic storytelling and musical parody making, engineering and science challenges, invention kits and electronic prototype testing ... an overall immersive learning journey for the 21st Century. We utilize Scratch, HTML, css, js, Java, Python, arduino, raspberry pi, MinecraftEDU, oop, Web literacy, servers, clients, linux, and api. Students will be assessed and placed in the proper group based on skill level. Differentiated instruction from multiple instructors will allow students to move at their own pace and skill level. If you are not sure if your child is ready for this type of learning opportunity, please contact us to set up a phone assessment.

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 18 Suzuki Music Program for Children The Suzuki Music Program for young children Lesson schedules are arranged is one of the most outstanding ways to instill a with the instructor at your life-long love of music and perhaps even help develop some hidden talent. At LIU Post, you can convenience as soon as you be confident that your child will receive excellent instruction at the hands of professionals in the field, call for registration. all of whom have extensive training in the Suzuki Method. Because parent and child learn and Call today at 516-299-2236 practice together in the same manner one learns to speak a native language, learning is speedy and and indicate school grade of natural. And while listening and imitating is a large child when entering. part of the method, students also learn to read music after having learned to produce it, just as one learns to read words after having learned to speak them. The program includes private lessons, reading classes, group lessons, parent classes, theory, chamber music, string ensemble classes, solo recitals and festival concerts. All group classes are held on Saturdays and tuition rates are determined by the level of instruction. Lessons are available for the following instruments: Suzuki Violin for children ages 3 and older, and Suzuki Piano for children ages 3 and older.

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 19 TESTING and CERTIFICATION SERVICES

As a community service, LIU Post School of Professional and Continuing Education hosts a variety of state and national tests required of professionals and high school and college students for their chosen profession or university. We also offer workshops for aspiring teachers to fulfill New York State Education require - ments, located in the section titled “Licensing, Certifications, and Professional Development Credits.” Photo identification is required for all tests. SAT Exam 2015 Dates: Saturdays, Jan. 24, March 14, The Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) is a globally May 2, June 6 recognized college admission test that lets you Location: show colleges what you know and how well you Humanities Hall Time: can apply that knowledge. It tests your knowledge Doors open 7:30 a.m. of reading, writing, and math—the subjects that are Test begins at 8:30 a.m. taught every day in high school classrooms. LIU Register: Post, located at 720 Northern Blvd. (Route 25A) in collegeboard.org/sat Brookville, N.Y., is a registered testing site. High (select Long Island University) school students MUST register for the exam through the College Board at collegeboard.org/sat and select LIU Post as their location to take the test.

Note: Parents waiting for their students to complete the SAT are invited to Hillwood Commons to relax in our cafeteria and waiting areas. Starbucks, Hillwood Café, and Browse technology store will be open for business from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

MPRE Exam 2015 Dates: March 28, Aug. 15, Nov. 7 The Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination Location: (MPRE) is an objective assessment of a test taker’s Life Science Building, report to requisite foundation of knowledge and skills. MPRE lobby outside room 139 Register: scores are used by the National Conference of ncbex.org/about-ncbe-exams/mpre/ Bar Examiners (NBCE) as a uniform standard of (select Long Island University) qualification.

LSAT Exam 2015 Dates: Feb. 7, June 8, Oct. 3, Dec. 15 The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is a half-day, Location: standardized test administered four times each year Life Science Building, report to at designated testing centers throughout the world. lobby outside Room 139 Register: The test is an integral part of the law school isac.org admission process in the United States, Canada, (select Long Island University) and a growing number of other countries.

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 21 PERSONAL ENRICHMENT

Continuing education allows you to learn and grow in many different ways. By enrolling in personal enrichment courses, you can enjoy courses that allow you to explore and pursue your passions. Life Coaching: How to Create and Manifest 2015 Dates: Classes held Sunday mornings What You Want in Your Life beginning every March, May, July, and by appointment. Learn the secrets of how to create and manifest Time: what you want in your life. In this course, Dr. Scott 90 minutes Cairns gives you those secrets. Dr. Scott has studied Sessions: with masters from the East who have taught him 6 these techniques and have empowered him to Tuition: $50 per session; teach them to others. Ultimately, everything is $250 for all 6 sessions energy—understanding how energy works and how Enrollment Limit: we can use it for manifesting is the crux of the 12 course. You will also learn powerful techniques for Instructor: learning to relax yourself and relieve stress within Scott Cairns, Ph.D. minutes. Another by-product of the course will be a Registration: new found confidence in life and a more balanced 516-299-2236 perspective on life in general. These techniques are all taught in a non-religious context.

Ceramics: Beginner 2015 Dates: Begins Feb. 26 Hand Building/Wheel Throwing Time: 2 hours per session held Clay is an adventure for the imagination. This class Thursday evenings introduces beginners to the fundamentals of hand Sessions: built and wheel thrown pottery. Marc will take you 7 on a journey into the ceramic processes of pinch - Prerequisites: ing, coiling, and slab construction, followed by an None Enrollment Limit: introduction to the potter’s wheel and the creation 12 students of cups, bowls, and other cylindrically based forms, Sessions: which are the heart of the wheel. Marc says, “If it 6 has a cylinder hiding in it we will find it.” The Tuition: mysteries of wheel will be unraveled until terms, $375 for all 7 sessions, such as wedging and centering, become quite includes materials natural. Finishing techniques, trimming, handles, Course Number: glazing, and firing are also part of the adventure at CERX-100-002 LIU Post’s Craft Center Studio. Instructor: Marc Isaacs, M.F.A. Course Objectives and Topics: Registration: 516-299-2236 or • Pinching, coiling, and slab construction [email protected] • Discussions and demonstrations • Throwing basics • Complex forms such as trimming, attachment, glazing, and firing

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 23 Ceramics: Intermediate/Advanced 2015 Dates: Begins April 2 Hand Building/Wheel Throwing Time: This class allows those with previous ceramic skill 2 hours per session 68--8 p.m. held Thursday evenings to take their work onward and upward, learning Limit: additional and more complex techniques in hand 12 students building, wheel throwing, glaze applications, design, Sessions: and surface treatment. Weekly discussions and 7 demonstrations will help you grasp the versatility of Prerequisites: clay fabrication techniques, appreciate the roles Intermediate to advanced that form, balance, volume, surface texture, space, ceramic skills Course Number: and color have in imaginative clay work, and CERX-100-002 develop your own sense of personal aesthetics. Tuition: Students will practice skills during class through $359 for all 6 sessions, individual and group instruction and although tools includes materials are available for use, students should strongly Instructor: Marc Isaacs, M.F.A. consider acquiring their own as intimacy with Registration: materials and processes grows. There is nothing 516-299-2236 or quite like the feel of one’s own tools. [email protected]

Course Objectives and Topics: • Developing personal aesthetics • Enhanced pottery skills • In-depth exploration of balance, volume, • Advanced hand building andwheel throwing surface texture, negative space, and color techniques

American Culture - Certificate 2015 Dates: (Weekend Intensive Program) Get a taste of the American pie. The United States Feb. 27-March 1; April 17-19; is a complex, multi-dimensional society. The American May 1-3; May 15-17; June 5-7; Culture program examines this diverse and dynamic June 19-21; July 17-19; Aug. 7-9 country from many perspectives. Select two courses Tuition: from 12 areas to earn an American Culture certificate $365 (includes 6 meals) in just one weekend. Topics include: American Housing: Optional housing is available: government, politics and social issues; American $130 (includes 3 days, 2 nights) holiday celebrations; American fashion through the Registration: decades; history of American women; music that 516-299-2359 or made America; history of sports; and English literature , [email protected] fiction, poetry, and drama. This program is a perfect introduction to America for newcomers, visitors to the United States, and also native of the U.S. who love history and culture.

Digital Camera Basics 2015 Dates: April 4, 5, and 11 Explore different ways to use your digital camera Time: through one-on-one interaction with the instructor. 7-8:30 p.m., Monday, or Taking pictures, transferring them to your computer, 9:30-11 a.m., on Saturday Location: basic editing, uploading to the Web, and a whole lot B. Davis Schwartz Memorial Library more. Special emphasis on taking photos of fussy Sessions: children for great family photos! Get the 3 camera out and let’s have some fun! Tuition: $99 Course Number: PHOTX-100-001 Instructor: Daniel Heller, M.S., President, Daniel Heller Photography Registration: 516-299-2236 or [email protected]

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 24 The Art of Seeing—The Capture of Great Dates and Hours: Arranged Photography with Jackie Stevens Images Course Number: PHOTX-100-002 Creating a masterpiece is difficult; creating a great Sessions: photograph takes patience, determination, and a 3 skillful eye. The art of seeing, is the study of art Tuition: history and transcending these principles to digital $129 photography today. A full review of composition and Course Number: PHOTX-100-001 how it relates to photography will be covered in Instructor: depth. A broad knowledge of art history and great Jackie Stevens, M.B.A. works will be explored. It will be revealed how Professional Photographer, Educator some of the greatest artists of our time have shaped Registration: our future, and how it directly relates to digital photog - 516-299-2236 or raphy today. Concepts such as what are the principles [email protected] we can apply through photography, and how we can create our own masterpiece will be discussed. A syllabus and recommended reading with a full list of online links and resources will be provided to all students enrolled. View Jackie Stevens Images at jackiestevens.zenfolio.com

Getting Started in Voice Overs 2015 Dates: Classes available every October, Do you have a voice for radio? Join air radio personality February, June, July, and August and voice over professional Bernie Bernard live as (day and evening courses available) she illustrates how you could actually begin using Time: 6-7:30 p.m. for three sessions on your speaking voice for commercials, films, and Mondays or Wednesdays videos. Bernie has trained the best, from New York Enrollment Limit: DJs from Z100 and WALK-FM radio to voice actors 5 students per session in animated films. Great for individuals age 18 Tuition: and up! Train at a state-of-the-art radio station, $275 for three sessions WCWP 88.1 FM. Tips on how to audition will be Course Number: discussed. PERX-100-001 Instructor: Bernie Bernard, M.A., formerly at WNEW-FM, WBAB, and Voice of America Registration: 516-299-2236 or [email protected]

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 25 Building an Electronic Résumé and Portfolio 2015 Dates: Workshops available once a month Does your résumé use keywords? Are you using by reservation the right keywords? Is your résumé formatted to be Time: searched by a computer for your compatibility with 90 minutes Tuition: a job? The job search process in the information $25 age requires a different strategy for getting employers Instructor: to notice your skills and abilities. Learn tips to Jason Cascone, M.A., MCDP, LMHC, develop your résumé to be digitally compatible with Associate Director of multiple computers, email, and Applicant Tracking Employer Relations, System (ATS) software. Also, learn how to research Long Island University and develop a list of likely keywords that will stand Registration: out to human readers and ATS software. 516-299-2236 or [email protected]

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 26 HEALTH and WELLNESS

As one of the leading providers of health degrees in the region, LIU Post supports and encourages balanced and healthy lifestyles for our students and our neighbors. We offer an array of programs and services addressing exercise, diet, behavior, and even attitude. CPR and First Aid Certification 2015 Dates: March 1 or May 3 Emergencies can happen anytime. Are you prepared? Time: Our American Heart Association courses provide 2-6 p.m. you with the critical training that you need for an Location: Kahn Discovery Center emergency. Fee: $120 Course Number: PHOTX-100-001 Registration: 516-299-2359 or [email protected]

Blood Drive 2015 Dates: March 4 Every day, blood recipients at Long Island hospitals Time: rely on the generosity of others who donate their 10 a.m.-9 p.m. time and life-saving blood. The need is constant; Location: Hillwood Commons the gratification is instant. Become a donor today! Registration: 516-299-2800 or [email protected]

Monday Mile 2015 Dates: Every Monday during March Mondaycampaigns.org is a global movement that and April dedicates the first day of every week to health. In Time: conjunction with this important initiative, LIU Post 12:30 p.m. (Walk Time: Approximately sponsors a one-mile walk around the Great Lawn 30 minutes) every Monday. If you work or live nearby our Location: Brookville campus, meet us at the Hillwood Campus Concierge Desk, Commons flag pole at 12:30 p.m. and then enjoy a Hillwood Commons healthy lunch in the Hillwood Café.

Outdoor Yoga Class in the LIU Post Arboretum 2015 Dates: April 2 Find your center. Take in the environment. Time: 5:30 p.m. Fee: $20 (one session) Sponsor: LIU Post Pratt Recreation Center Registration: 516-299-2236, School of Professional and Continuing Education

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 28 Horse Back Riding Lessons Location: North Shore Equestrian Center, Did you know that horseback riding is a great way LIU Post to engage the core abdominal muscles, build Registration: strength, stability, and endurance? LIU Post is the 516-626-9714 Fees apply. only college campus on Long Island to offer Bonus: equestrian programs. Horse Shows, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., March 13, April 24, and May 22 (free admission)

Gym Membership For information, contact Adi Brumbley at 516-299-3605 Residents in the local villages where the LIU Post or [email protected]. campus resides are invited to purchase member - ships to the Pratt Recreation Center. The center is open to residents of the Village of Brookville, Upper Brookville, Old Brookville, and Old Westbury with proof of residency. No exceptions.

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 29 MUSIC, CULTURE, and ENTERTAINMENT

LIU Post squeezes a city's worth of culture into a college campus, bringing together a wealth of music, art, and entertainment, and talents of celebrities, faculty, and students from every state and more than 50 countries. From Broadway shows in Tilles Center for the Performing Arts to the Steinberg Museum of Art to LIU Post’s renowned School of Visual and Performing Arts, our campus represents every form of cultural expression and love for the arts. NEW! LIU Post welcomes the Long Island Arts Alliance to our campus community and exciting film programming from the Gold Coast Arts Center!

LIU Post’s Film & Entertainment Division is proud to partner with the Gold Coast Arts Center (GCAC) and the Gold Coast International Film Festival to bring new and important cinematic works from around the world to Nassau County. The university’s renovated Gold Coast Cinema, located in Hillwood Commons, is a 290-seat private movie theater open to the public at various times during the school year. In addition to its regular programming, the cinema will showcase events in partnership with GCAC throughout the year, which may include movie premieres, short films, talks with filmmakers, directors, For our spring schedule, visit producers, and industry professionals, and Meet-the- goldcoastfilmfestival.org. Actor nights. LIU is a sponsor of the Gold Coast For more information, contact International Film Festival, which brings the best in 516-829-2570 or world cinema from celebrated filmmakers and fresh [email protected]. new talent to Long Island each November.

Museum Exhibitions For more information, call 516-299-4073 or visit The Steinberg Museum of Art, located on the liu.edu/post/museum. second floor of Hillwood Commons, is free and open to the public. Museum hours are Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (until 8 p.m. on Thursday), and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The museum has ample free parking and is handicap accessible.

February-April 2015 April-May 2015 Concrete to Data: An Evolution of M.F.A. Art Exhibition Street Art & Graffiti in the Digital Age Graduates of the rigorous Master of Fine Arts In this exhibition, organized by Ryan Seslow, program at LIU Post exhibit their contemporary contemporary artists exploring Street Art will artwork in a variety of media. This exhibition make site specific wall paintings and submit always promises surprises, elaborate installations, works that include sculptures, photographs, and and high-quality artwork. mixed media. Some of the artists scheduled to participate include Luna Park, Martha Cooper, Lady Pink, and Billy Mode.

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 31 Performances and Plays

The award-winning Post Theatre Company is the not-for-profit resident theater troupe of the Department of Theatre, Film, Dance & Arts Management at LIU Post. Tickets for performances are $10 for the general public and $5 for students and seniors, general admission seating. For more information on the performances or to purchase tickets, call the Post Theatre Company Box Office at 516-299-2356 or email [email protected]. All ticket proceeds benefit a scholarship fund for theater students.

Love in the Time of Madness: A Thesis Project 2015 Dates: Feb. 13-15 This project explores how visual and performing Times: art can intersect to serve as a powerful vessel of All shows 7:30 p.m. except communication, using a compilation of works from a 3 p.m. matinee on 2/15 Location: different artists who were perceived as mentally Rifle Range Theatre unstable or socially inappropriate. Sometimes there are no words to express the condition one is experiencing, yet through art, the creator, performer, and spectator can understand themselves in a way that may otherwise be stifled by society’s stifling judgments. LIU Post students will have the opportunity to submit ideas for an original, devised piece that will be produced by members of the Post Theatre Company and mentored by the department.

Metamorphoses 2015 Dates: by Mary Zimmerman Feb. 27-28 & March 5-8 The play Love in the Time of Zeus , a modern Times: adaptation of the classic Ovid poem, explores All shows 7:30 p.m. except a 3 p.m. several classic Greek myths and the complications matinee on 3/8 and an additional 2 p.m. matinee on 3/6 that ensue when mortals and humans interact. Location: Little Theatre Mainstage

Daddy’s Body: A Graduate Thesis 2015 Dates: March 20-22 Written and directed by Cristian Avila Times: In Love in the Time of Change , a new work written All shows 7:30 p.m. except a 3 p.m. matinee on 3/22 and an additional and directed by a graduate student, Rick legally 2 p.m. matinee on 3/6 marries Darren and soon after they find the perfect Location: surrogate to assist with the birth of their son. After Rifle Range Theatre coming to the realization that their son, too, is gay, Rick, in his struggle to accept this, must confront the demons of his past or risk losing everything.

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 32 NEW! Tilles Center Cabaret

Love & Its Conditions… 2015 Dates: March 27-28 A new cabaret project in conjunction with Tilles Times: Center for the Performing Arts, this piece will 8 p.m. showcase highlights of LIU Post’s Musical Theatre Location: Tilles Center Recital Hall program with classic and new favorites from (Hillwood Commons) musical theatre literature.

First-Year Showcase 2015 2015 Dates and Times: April 17-18 at 7:30 p.m. and Love in the Time of New Beginnings deals with a April 19 at 3 p.m. first-year student’s transition from the studio to the Location: stage in this series of short, new works. Little Theatre Mainstage

Post Concert Dance Company 2015 Dates: April 24-26 Spring Dance Concert Times: All shows 8 p.m., with additional Guest and student choreography. 2 p.m. matinees on 4/26 & 27 Location: Little Theatre Mainstage

New York Dance Showcase 2015 Dates: May 5 Dynamic new works by innovative guest Times: choreographers featuring the senior members of 8 p.m. the Post Concert Dance Company. Location: Symphony Space Theatre Broadway at 96th Street

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 33 Tilles Center for the Performing Arts at LIU Post Long Island’s greatest concert is Long Island’s leading showplace. Tilles Center hall brings you… hosts world-renowned artists in music, theater, comedy, and dance each season. The winter and Alvin Ailey American Spring of 2015 feature amazing performances by Dance Theater Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Diana Krall, Diana Krall the New York Philharmonic, John Pizzarelli, Ann Hampton Callaway, Chris Botti, and Audra New York Philharmonic McDonald, plus the national tours of Million Dollar Quartet and Anything Goes . Family Peking Acrobats audiences also have a wide range of exciting performances to choose from, including the John Pizzarelli Peking Acrobats, Jim Henson’s Sid the Science Ann Hampton Callaway Kid and Dinosaur Train Live! , Rapunzel! Rapunzel! A Very Hairy Fairy Tale , and the Chris Botti New York Philharmonic in Very Young People’s Concerts. Audra McDonald

and many more!

View our schedule at tillescenter.org or call 516-299-3100

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 34 Music Recitals and Concerts

The School of Visual and Performing Arts and the Department of Music presents more than 60 concerts and recitals featuring faulty members, students, and guest artists. Musical genres include classical, opera, jazz, world music, guitar, and much more. A full listing of events is located on page 60 in the back of the catalog under “Music.” Information: 516-299-2476 Admission: Free, unless otherwise noted

Old-Time Radio! 2015 Dates and Times: Saturday, April 18 at 3 p.m. WCWP Radio and the Port Washington Play Troupe Sunday, May 17 at 3 p.m. presents live radio plays of some of your favorite Sunday, June 14 at 3 p.m. stories from the 1930s and 1940s. The broadcasts Admission: $10; $25 for the series —which stream live on the campus radio station, Proceeds benefit student radio 88.1 FM, and online at wcwp.org—capture the station, WCWP 88.1 FM Golden Age of Radio where live stage performances Location: and news reports were heard over the airwaves in Hillwood Commons Lecture Hall people’s homes (no TVs available back then). Information: 516-299-2683 or [email protected]

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 35 Movies in the Gold Coast Cinema

LIU alumni and local neighbors are invited to come to the movies in the Gold Coast Cinema at Hillwood Commons. Sponsored by Bethpage Federal Credit Union, you can see the latest shows. A donation of $7 per person toward the LIU Fund is suggested and can be paid at the Campus Concierge Desk in Hillwood. To reserve your seat, contact Alumni Relations at 516-299-2263 or email [email protected].

DATE MOVIE TIME 1/28/15 The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. 2/8/15 The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 9 p.m. 2/11/15 The Best of Me 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. 2/15/15 The Best of Me 9 p.m. 2/25/15 Addicted 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. 2/29/15 Addicted 9 p.m. 3/4/15 Annabelle 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. 3/8/15 Annabelle 3 p.m. 3/18/15 Into the Woods 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. 3/22/15 Into the Woods 9 p.m. 3/25/15 Dumb and Dumber To 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. 3/29/15 Dumb and Dumber To 9 p.m. 4/1/15 Beyond the Lights 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. 4/5/15 Beyond the Lights 9 p.m. 4/8/15 Horrible Bosses 2 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. 4/12/15 Horrible Bosses 2 9 p.m. 4/15/15 American Sniper 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. 4/19/15 American Sniper 9 p.m. 4/26/15 The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. 4/29/15 The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five 3 p.m. 5/3/15 The Wedding Ringer 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. 5/6/15 The Wedding Ringer 3 p.m.

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 36 LIU BOOK FESTIVAL

Celebrate the beauty, power, passion, and excitement of the written word at Long Island University’s Book Festival. Held each spring at the LIU Post campus in Brookville, N.Y., the festival is a premiere series of community events featuring book fairs, guest and alumni authors, youth programs, writing and literary workshops, rare book collectibles, book exhibitions, poetry readings, and much more. Great Communities Gather Around Great Books

LIU is—without a doubt—a writer’s college. We are home to a cadre of literary gems, including the Palmer School of Library and Information Science; the LIU Libraries, one of the largest research libraries on the East Coast; the LIU Post English Department; Rare Books and Special Collections; the oldest university-based Poetry Center in New York; the Writing-Across-the-Curriculum for undergraduates; and the award-winning Confrontation magazine. LIU Post’s regal setting on the North Shore of Long Island provides an inspiring landscape for writers.

The LIU Book Festival is our opportunity to celebrate our love for the written and the electronic word! Our festival features author signings and discussions, writing workshops, vendor and book sales, children’s story time, poetry readings, and more.

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Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 38 LIU Book Festival Schedule of Events Spring 2015

All events are held at the B. Davis Schwartz Memorial Library at LIU Post except where noted.

March 27 LIU Post Alumni Author’s Reception, 6 p.m., ground floor, Library

March 27-April 27 Festival of Authors: an exhibition featuring LIU faculty and alumni works and “Books that Shaped America,” ground floor, Library

March 28-29 Long Island Antiquarian Book, Paper & Art Fair: sponsored by the Antiquarian Book Dealers Association of Long Island, ground floor, Library, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

April 14 LIU Post Poetry Center Awards Night, 7 to 9 p.m., Great Hall, Winnick House

April 22 Long Island Book Collectors Meeting, 2 p.m., Great Hall, Winnick House

Visit our website at liu.edu/post/ce, email [email protected], or call 516-299-3500.

Like our LIU Book Festival on Facebook. The public is invited!

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Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 39 The Long Island Antiquarian Book, 2015 Dates: March 28 and March 29 Paper & Art Fair Location: Lower Level, B. Davis Schwartz For bibliophiles, nothing can compare to turning the Memorial Library pages of a real live book. The Long Island Antiquarian Time: Book, Paper & Art Fair, now in its 10th year, presents 11 a.m.-5 p.m. an expo of old and new volumes, first editions, Admission Fee: books, stamps, posters, comic books, sports $7 (free for ages 12 and under; also free to LIU alumni who contact memorabilia, and more. About 35 book vendors the Alumni Relations Office at from as far away as New Hampshire will present 516-299-2263 in advance) limited editions and vintage postcards. Free “booth Website: talks” with book experts will share information on liu.edu/post/ce book binding, book preservations, and appraisals. (click on Book Festival) LIU Post librarians will also present story time Information: for kids. 516-299-3500 or [email protected]

Book Collectors 2015 Dates: Feb. 8, March 8, April 12, and The Long Island Book Collectors (LIBC) meets May 17 monthly in the Hunt Room at Winnick House. The Location: club is composed of enthusiasts of rare books Winnick House, Hunt Room Time: and includes, rare book collectors, archivists, 2-4 p.m. professions, historians, librarians, LIU educators Annual dues: and alumni, and anyone else with a passion for $40 tomes and historic materials. The LIBC encourages Website: new memberships! longislandbookcollectors.com Information: [email protected]

Spring Book Sale 2015 Dates and Times: March 28-29 The Post Library Association’s annual Book Sale 11 a.m.-5 p.m. enters its 35th year. Purchase news and books, April 8: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. CDs, DVDs, videos, and collectable records. (For PLA members and LIU alumni and card holders) April 9: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. April 10: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Location: Hutchins Gallery, B. Davis Schwartz Memorial Library, lower level Information: Post Library Association, 516-299-3572, or [email protected]

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 40 LIU Post Poetry Center

Established in 1974, the LIU Post Poetry Center is the longest-running literary center at any university in the New York metropolitan area. Every year the Poetry Center sponsors a series of poetry readings and a poetry contest. The Poetry Center has maintained a principle of bringing to campus poets who write in different traditions and come from different parts of the United States and abroad, as well as writers from the Long Island community. Admission is free. For information, contact [email protected] or 516-299-2840.

Poetry Events

All events are held from 12:30 to 1:45 p.m. in the Steinberg Museum of Art in Hillwood Commons, unless otherwise noted.

Thursday, Feb. 19, 2015 A Celebration of Chinese New Year with Dr. Leslie Bai reading with Stanley H. Barkan, poet and publisher of Cross-Cultural Communications .

Tuesday, March 3, 2015 Yuyutsu Ram Dass Sharma and Charles Fishman

Wednesday, March 18, 2015 Poetry and Art: Erica Mapp and Yuko Otomo

Tuesday, April 14, 2015 LIU Post Poetry Center Awards Night, with Fran Castan and Lewis Zacks, 7 to 9 p.m., Great Hall, Winnick House

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 41 COMMUNITY RESOURCE GUIDE

LIU Post has a tremendous amount of resources to offer the general public. All residents of Long Island are important members of the LIU community and we welcome their attendance at the many special events held every week on campus. This service guide provides a snapshot of programs, events, classes, services, concerts, theater, sports, and other valuable resources. We provide programs for all sectors of the neighborhood, from veterans and moms to children and senior citizens. Our programs, contributions, and partnerships make the community a more enjoyable place to live, while enhancing the university’s mission of access and excellence. COMMUNITY RESOURCE GUIDE

Admissions Office College Affordability and Financial Aid The Admissions Office is located in Mullarkey Seminars Hall, named for LIU Post’s Chancellor. LIU Post offers free, in-person, line-by-line Hours are 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through advice about the FAFSA, as well as expert Thursday, and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday. advice from professional counselors on Saturdays the office is open from 9 a.m. to grants, scholarships, student loans, and 2 p.m. For a campus tour or to speak with an work-study. LIU Post’s free College admissions counselor, call 516-299-2900 or Affordability and FAFSA Workshops, which visit liu.edu/post/visit. are held on Saturdays in January and February, will help students and their families Alumni Center find ways to cover the cost of a private Visit the new LIU Alumni Center in Winnick university education. House, room 103. If you are a graduate of Date: Feb. 21 and March 14, 2015 Long Island University (any one of our six Time: 9 a.m. to Noon campuses), we would love to hear from Location: Humanities Hall, room 119 you. Call us at 516-299-2236 or visit RSVP: Admissions Office at 516-299-2900 or liualumni.com. register online at liu.edu/post/yes Admission: Free Community Arboretum Take a self-guided tour through our 40-acre Facility Rentals arboretum walking trail. We feature more LIU Post facilities may be rented by community than 125 trees (some very rare), which are organizations for appropriate public and labeled with interesting horticultural facts and private functions, meetings, conferences, information. Admission is free. Pick up your concerts and performances, business map at Campus Concierge at Hillwood picnics, wedding photography, and other Commons desk. Call 516-299-3500 or visit events. During the academic year, rental of liu.edu/post/arboretum. facilities and contracting of campus services such as catering or audio-visual technical Bethpage Federal Credit Union support are subject to availability, as LIU Post is home to a branch of Bethpage determined by the university calendar of Federal Credit Union. The services are also events and ongoing campus activities. For open to the public. The bank is located on information, contact Conference Services at the second floor of Hillwood Commons. 516-299-2781. ATMs with no fees are also available. Call 516-349-4220 or visit lovebethpage.com B. Davis Schwartz Memorial Library for more information. Any member of the public is invited to conduct research, read a book, or relax in Bookstore our four-story library, which is one of the Get your college gear at the Campus largest research libraries in the nation. Coffee Bookstore, a division of Barnes and Noble. and snacks are available on the first floor. Located on Scholar Court, the bookstore LIU alumni, members of the Post Library offers a full line of LIU Post sweatshirts, hats, Association, and Village of Brookville t-shirts, mugs and Pioneer sports logo wear. residents are allowed borrowing privileges The bookstore is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with an LIU card. For information, call Monday through Friday. Take your shopping 516-299-2263. online by visiting liu.edu/post/bookstore or call 516-299-2639. Psychological Services Center The Psychological Services Center (PSC) Cafés and Eateries is a private, nonprofit mental health facility The public is invited to dine on campus in operated by the Clinical Psychology Doctoral Hillwood Commons from Monday to Friday program at LIU Post. The clinic provides from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. individual, marital, relationship, family, and during the school year on Saturdays and group therapy. Areas of expertise include Sundays. During the day, take advantage of adult therapy, ADHD, marriage and family the Hillwood Café, Subway, Starbucks, and therapy, fears and phobia, child psychology, the Treat Shoppe. Enjoy great views of the and trauma and bereavement. The PSC works campus and our iconic mansion, Winnick with individuals and families regardless of House, from our many park benches on the income. No client is denied treatment due Great Lawn or at the Mary and Buck Lai to inability to pay. For information, call Foundation in front of Humanities Hall. 516-299-3211.

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Retail Shopping Aphasia Clinic for Stroke Survivors Hillwood Commons is a hub of eateries and Families and shopping. Student-run businesses The clinic provides long-term, low-cost include the Student Body Boutique and therapy to adults who have suffered a Post Treat Shoppe. The Commons also stroke. For information, contact the J.M. offers Starbucks, Subway, and the Hillwood Ladge Speech and Hearing Center at Café, open daily and more weekends during 516-299-2436. the regular school year. Tilles Center for the Performing Art Steinberg Museum of Art Box Office The Steinberg Museum of Art, located on Hailed the Lincoln Center of Long Island, the second floor of Hillwood Commons, is Tilles Center offers concerts and shows free and open to the public. Museum hours throughout the year. The box office is open are Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the fall and spring semester on Monday (8 p.m. on Thursday) and Saturday 11 a.m. through Saturday from 1 to 6 p.m., and two to 3 p.m. The Museum has ample free park - hours before most performances. Call ing and is handicap accessible. For more in - 516-299-3100 or visit tillescenter.org formation, call 516-299-4073 or visit for show times. liu.edu/post/museum. Office of Veteran and Military Affairs Youth Camps The Office of Veteran and Military Affairs, The Youth Camps Office, located in Post Hall, located in Hillwood Commons, provides is open year-round and sponsors vacation and assistance to community members who summer camps for children ages 5 to 15. served in the armed forces. With a wide From horseback riding to swimming to drama knowledge of veteran and military affairs, and nature, our Summer Day Camps will take the office can provide assistance to your child on a journey designed for inspiration veterans who are attempting to garner and growth. Our beautiful and safe university federal and state benefits for themselves campus and facilities provide the ideal setting or family members. For information, email for academic, athletic, and extra-curricular [email protected], associate dean activities. For information, call 516-299-4004 of students, or call 516-299-2256. or visit liu.edu/post/youthcamps. Hornstein Center for Policy, Polling, J.M. Ladge Speech and Hearing Center and Analysis The J.M. Ladge Speech and Hearing Center, The Steven S. Hornstein Center for Policy, accredited by the American Speech- Polling, and Analysis at LIU Post conducts Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), independent polling, empirical research, and provides speech-language evaluations and analysis on a wide range of public issues. therapy (both individual and group) for Our studies inform public and policy children and adults. Programs include those makers about critical issues, attitudes, and for children and adolescents with speech trends shaping the world. To view the latest and language difficulties, adults who have poll results, visit liu.edu/hornstein. had a stroke or other neurological problems, accent reduction services, and evaluation, treatment and counseling services for those with other voice, fluency articulation, or language difficulties. For more information, call 516-299-2436 or email [email protected].

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Each year, LIU Post offers a stimulating lineup of unique events for students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members. The schedule features a variety of art, music, and theatre performances, as well as exhibits, sporting events, and open houses. POETRY CENTER EVENTS

1/27 Literature Celebration Day Steinberg Museum 12:30-1:45 p.m. • [email protected] 2/11 Susana Case and Anthony DiMatteo, Steinberg Museum, [email protected] 2/19 Poetry reading and workshop “A Celebration of Chinese new Year” with Leslie Bai and Stanley H. Barkan, Steinberg Museum, 12:30-1:45 p.m., [email protected] 3/3 Cofounder of the Long Island Poetry Collective, Charles Fishman and Yuyutsu Ram Das Sharma, [email protected] 3/18 Freshmeadows Poet Winner, Erica Mapp, Steinberg Museum, [email protected]

MUSIC

1/10 LIU Post Department of Music Auditions, 516-299-2474 or [email protected] 1/31 LIU Post Department of Music Auditions, 516-299-2474 or [email protected] 2/28 LIU Post Department of Music Auditions, 516-299-2474 or [email protected] 2/24 LIU Post Wind Symphony and Wind Ensemble Tilles Center, 8 p.m. 4/19 LIU Post Long Island Sound Vocal Jazz Hillwood Recital Hall, 7 p.m. 4/22 Guitar & Others Great Hall, 8 p.m. 4/22- The 2015 Long Island Guitar Festival. “Eclectic & International” 4/26 4/23 Mare Duo Great Hall, 8 p.m. 4/24 The Amaryllis Project Great Hall, 8 p.m. 4/25 American Guitar Music of the 19th Century (lecture/concert) Hillwood Recital Hall, 3 p.m. 4/25 Douglas Back and Carlo Domeniconi Hillwood Recital Hall, 8:30 p.m. 4/26 Jason Vieaux Hillwood Recital Hall, 3 p.m. 4/26 LIU Post Band Festival Tilles Center, 3 p.m.

ON STAGE Post Theatre Company

1/30-2/1 Virgil J. Lee New Play Festival, Little Theatre Main Stage, All shows 7:30 p.m. except a 3 p.m. matinee on 2/1 2/13-2/15 Living in the Haze: A Thesis Project in Rep with spring 2015 Rifle Range Lab, Rifle Range Theatre, All shows 7:30 p.m. except a 3 p.m. matinee on 2/15 2/27-2/28 Metamorphoses- by Mary Zimmerman, Little Theatre Main Stage, & 3/5-3/8 All shows 7:30 except a 3 p.m. matinee on 3/8 and an additional 2 p.m. matinee on 3/6 3/20-3/22 Daddy’s Boy: A Graduate Thesis- written & directed by Cristian Avila, Rifle Range Theatre, All shows 7:30 p.m. except a 3 p.m. matinee on 3/22 and an additional 2 p.m. matinee on 3/6 3/27-3/28 Love & Its Conditions, Tilles Center Recital Hall, 8 p.m. 4/17-4/19 Love in the Time of New Beginnings, Little Theatre Main Stage, 4/17-4/18 at 7:30 p.m. and 4/19 at 3 p.m. 4/24-4/26 PCDC Spring Dance Concert, Little Theatre Main Stage, All shows 8 p.m., with additional 2 p.m. matinees on 4/26 & 27 5/5 New York Dance Showcase, Symphony Space Theatre Broadway at 96th Street, 8 p.m.

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2/1-4/30 Concrete to Data: An Evolution of Street Art & Graffiti in the Digital Age, Spring 2015, Steinberg Museum of Art 4/1-5/31 Masters of Fine Art Exhibition, Steinberg Museum of Art Hillwood S.A.L Gallery Feb. 3-7: Justin Capalbo Feb. 10-14: Duaa Khalil, TingTing Zhang, Yuheng Hou Feb. 17-21: Meishan Pan Feb. 24-28: Tyrone Copeland March 3-7: Benjamin Hoyng March 17-21: Susan Kelly March 24-28: Brianna Vanacoro March 31-April 4: Alexandra Pospelova April 7-11: Lindsay Bauer April 14-18: Mary Gunther April 21-25: Evelyn Adams April 28-May 2: Mary Georgescu May 14-21: 12th Annual 12X12 High School Art Exhibition

Sculpture Gallery Feb. 3-7: Melissa Delprete Feb. 10-14: Jiyoung Kim Feb. 17-21: Nicholas Frizalone Feb. 24-28: Art Department Showcase March 3-7: Art Department Showcase March 17-21: Duaa Khalil March 24-28: Juan Lopez March 31-April 4: Hiba Saleh April 7-11: Victoria Sinacori April 28-May 2: Amelia Weck

POST LIBRARY

3/27 Eighteenth-Century Women Painters in The French Royal Academy- presented by Ines Powell, LIU Library lower level, 516-299-3572 or [email protected] 4/8 Spring Book Sale, open to PLA members and LIU Cardholders only, LIU Library Lower Level- Hutchinson Gallery 4/9-4/10 Spring Book Sale, open to the public, LIU Library Lower Level- Hutchinson Gallery

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 47 TILLES CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS AT LIU POST

1/10 Shatner’s World: We Just Live in It Tilles Center Concert Hall; 8 p.m. 516-299-3100 1/25 Mummenschanz Tilles Center Concert Hall; 3 p.m. 516-299-3100 2/1 State Symphony Orchestra of Mexico Tilles Center Concert Hall; 3 p.m. 516-299-3100 2/8 Jim Henson’s Sid the Science Kid Tilles Center Concert Hall; 2 p.m. 516-299-3100 2/14 T ango Buenos Aires Tilles Center Concert Hall; 8 p.m. 516-299-3100 2/15 Million Dollar Quartet Tilles Center Concert Hall; 7 p.m. 516-299-3100 2/27 Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Tilles Center Concert Hall; 8 p.m. 516-299-3100 2/28 Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Tilles Center Concert Hall; 2 p.m. 516-299-3100 2/28 Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Tilles Center Concert Hall; 8 p.m. 516-299-3100 3/1 Diana Krall: Wallflower World Tour Tilles Center Concert Hall; 7 p.m. 516-299-3100 3/8 Anything Goes Tilles Center Concert Hall; 2 p.m. 516-299-3100 3/14 Tierney Sutton Hillwood Recital Hall; 7:30 p.m. & 9:30 p.m. 516-299-3100 3/15 Ariel Quartet Hillwood Recital Hall; 3 p.m. 516-299-3100 3/20 Celtic Woman Tilles Center Concert Hall; 8 p.m. 516-299-3100 3/21 New York Philharmonic Tilles Center Concert Hall; 8 p.m. 516-299-3100 3/22 The Peking Acrobats Tilles Center Concert Hall; 2 p.m. 516-299-3100 3/28 John Pizzarelli Big Band: Frank Sinatra Centennial Tilles Center Concert Hall; 8 p.m. 516-299-3100 3/29 New York Philharmonic Very Young People’s Concerts Hillwood Recital Hall; 1 p.m. & 3 p.m. 516-299-3100 4/10 Tango Night Hillwood Recital Hall; 8 p.m. 516-299-3100 4/11 Jim Henson’s Dinosaur Train Live! Tilles Center Concert Hall; 2 p.m. 516-299-3100 4/11 Andrea Marcovicci Hillwood Recital Hall; 7:30 p.m. & 9:30 p.m. 516-299-3100 4/17 Il Barbiere di Siviglia Tilles Center Concert Hall; 8 p.m. 516-299-3100 4/18 Chris Botti Tilles Center Concert Hall; 8:30 p.m. 516-299-3100 4/25 Mozart Orchestra of New York Tilles Center Concert Hall; 8 p.m. 516-299-3100 5/2 Pop, Rock & Doo Wopp Live! Tilles Center Concert Hall; 7 p.m. 516-299-3100 5/3 Shanghai Quartet Hillwood Recital Hall; 3 p.m. 516-299-3100 5/9 Audra McDonald Tilles Center Concert Hall; 8 p.m. 516-299-3100 5/16 Rapunzel! Rapunzel! A Very Hairy Fairy Tale Tilles Center Concert Hall; 2 p.m. 516-299-3100 5/16 Ann Hampton Callaway Hillwood Recital Hall; 7:30 p.m. & 9:30 p.m. 516-299-3100

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5/8/15 LIU Commencement 9:30 a.m. Graduate Ceremony 2:30 p.m. Undergraduate Ceremony Great Lawn

LECTURE SERIES

2/12/15 Re-Engaging Disengaged Students Through Dance Featuring Cheryl Halliburton-Beatty Patrons Lounge, 12:30 p.m. 3/5/15 Thingstätten in Deutschland Featuring Daniel Mirer The End Zone, 12:30 p.m. 4/9/15 Drone Age Tools: Affect and Information in the Contemporary Moving Image featuring Benj Gerdes, Patrons Lounge, 12:30 p.m.

YOUTH PROGRAMS 516-299-4004 liu.edu/post/youthcamps

LIU Post Youth Camps Open Houses Summer Day Camp, Performing Arts Academy Winnick Center: Long Island Room 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Feb. 14, 2015 Feb. 28, 2015 March 12, 2015 March 28, 2015 April 11, 2015 April 25, 2015

Vacation Camp Winnick Center: Long Island Room 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Feb. 16-20, 2015 April 6-10, 2015

MOVIE SERIES

2/25 Addicted 9 p.m. 2/29 Addicted 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. 3/1 Annabelle 9 p.m. 3/5 Annabelle 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. 3/18 Into the Woods 9 p.m. 3/22 Into the Woods 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. 3/25 Dumb and Dumber Too 9 p.m. 3/29 Dumb and Dumber Too 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. 4/1 Beyond the Lights 9 p.m. 4/5 Beyond the Lights 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. 4/8 Horrible Bosses 9 p.m. 4/12 Horrible Bosses 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. 4/15 American Sniper 9 p.m. 4/19 American Sniper 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. 4/22 The Wedding Ringer 9 p.m. 4/26 The Wedding Ringer 3 p.m. and 9 p.m.

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 49 LIU BOOK FESTIVAL SCHEDULE OF EVENTS All events are held at the B. Davis Schwartz Memorial Library at LIU Post except where noted.

3/27 LIU Post Alumni Author’s Reception, 6 p.m., ground floor, Library 3/27-4/27 Book Expo: Festival of Authors: an exhibition featuring LIU faculty and alumni works and “Books that Shaped America,” ground floor, Library 3/28-3/29 Long Island Antiquarian Book, Paper & Art Fair: sponsored by the Antiquarian Book Dealers Association of Long Island, ground floor, Library, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 4/9-10 Post Library Association Book Sale, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday, Hutchins Gallery, Library 4/14 LIU Post Poetry Center Awards Night, 7 to 9 p.m., Great Hall, Winnick House 4/22 Long Island Book Collectors Meeting, 2 p.m., Great Hall, Winnick House

HOME ATHLETIC EVENTS 516-299-2289 http://www2.liupostpioneers.com

2/12 Wrestling vs. East Stroudsburg University Pratt Recreation Center 7 p.m.

2/21 Women’s Basketball vs. Queens College Pratt Recreation Center 1:30 p.m.

2/21 Men’s Basketball vs. Queens College Pratt Recreation Center 3:30 p.m.

2/22 Men’s Lacrosse vs. Roberts Wesleyan College Pratt Recreation Center. Noon

2/27 Women’s Basketball vs. Daemen College (Senior Night) Pratt Recreation Center 5 p.m.

2/27 Men’s Basketball vs. Daemen College (Senior Night) Pratt Recreation Center 7:30 p.m.

2/28 Baseball vs. Franklin Pierce University (DH) Pratt Recreation Center Noon

2/28 Women’s Lacrosse vs. Holy Family University Pratt Recreation Center. 1 p.m.

3/1 Women’s Basketball vs. Roberts Wesleyan College Pratt Recreation Center Noon

3/1 Men’s Basketball vs. Roberts Wesleyan College Pratt Recreation Center 3:30 p.m.

3/14 Men’s Lacrosse vs. Molloy College Pratt Recreation Center. 1 p.m.

3/15 Baseball vs. Le Moyne College (DH) Pratt Recreation Center 2 p.m.

3/17 Men’s Lacrosse vs.University of the District of Columbia Pratt Recreation Center. 3 p.m.

3/18 Softball vs. Le Moyne College (DH) Pratt Recreation Center. 1:30 p.m.

3/19 Women’s Lacrosse vs. Philadelphia University Pratt Recreation Center 3 p.m.

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 50 3/21 Men’s Lacrosse vs. Chestnut Hill College Pratt Recreation Center 10 a.m.

3/21 Baseball vs. Mercy College (DH) Pratt Recreation Center. Noon

3/21 Women’s Lacrosse vs. Roberts Wesleyan College Pratt Recreation Center. 1 p.m.

3/25 Softball vs. Mercy College (DH) Pratt Recreation Center. 2 p.m.

3/25 Women's Lacrosse vs. Saint Anselm College Pratt Recreation Center. 3 p.m.

3/26 Softball vs. Adelphi University (DH) Pratt Recreation Center 2 p.m.

3/28 Baseball vs. Molloy College (DH) Pratt Recreation Center Noon

3/29 Women’s Lacrosse vs. University of Findlay Pratt Recreation Center Noon

3/29 Softball vs. University of Bridgeport (DH) Pratt Recreation Center Noon

3/31 Softball vs. Saint Thomas Aquinas College (DH) Pratt Recreation Center 2:30 p.m.

4/2 Baseball vs. Saint Thomas Aquinas College Pratt Recreation Center 3 p.m.

4/4 Men’s Lacrosse vs. Merrimack College Pratt Recreation Center Noon

4/6 Baseball vs. Saint Thomas Aquinas College Pratt Recreation Center 3 p.m.

4/7 Softball vs. Caldwell University (DH) Pratt Recreation Center 3 p.m.

4/8 Women’s Lacrosse vs. Dowling College Pratt Recreation Center 4 p.m.

4/10 Baseball vs. Dowling College Pratt Recreation Center 3 p.m.

4/11 Men’s Lacrosse vs. New York Institute of Technology Pratt Recreation Center 12 p.m.

4/12 Softball vs. Dowling College (DH) Pratt Recreation Center 11 a.m.

4/12 Baseball vs. Dowling College Pratt Recreation Center 1 p.m.

4/16 Softball vs. Pace University (DH) Pratt Recreation Center 3 p.m.

4/18 Baseball vs. University of Bridgeport (DH) Pratt Recreation Center Noon

4/18 Women’s Lacrosse vs. Saint Thomas Aquinas College Pratt Recreation Center Noon

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 51 4/18 Baseball vs. University of Bridgeport (DH) Pratt Recreation Center 3 p.m.

4/21 Baseball vs. Concordia College - New York Pratt Recreation Center. 3 p.m.

4/21 Softball vs. New York Institute of Technology (DH) Pratt Recreation Center 3 p.m.

4/23 Softball vs. University of New Haven (DH) Pratt Recreation Center 3 p.m.

4/24 Baseball vs. Queens College Pratt Recreation Center 3 p.m.

4/25 Softball vs. Molloy College (DH) Pratt Recreation Center 11 a.m.

4/26 Softball vs. Queens College (DH) Pratt Recreation Center Noon

4/26 Women's Lacrosse vs. Queens College Pratt Recreation Center Noon

4/26 Baseball vs. Queens College Pratt Recreation Center 1 p.m.

4/28 Baseball vs. American International College Pratt Recreation Center 3:30 p.m.

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 52 REGISTRATION INFORMATION and

LIU Post is committed to helping you find opportunities for self-discovery and continued growth. Every course, lecture, or event is an avenue for intellectual enrichment and social connectivity where you can discover new interests, explore new directions, and forge new relationships with other lifelong learners.

Our staff in the School of Professional and Continuing Education is committed to making course registrations and event reservations

as convenient and easy as possible. Please follow the suggested instructions on the next pages to find the quickest and easiest way to registration for courses and obtain additional information. “

Never stop learning. Whether you’re an entry-level employee or a CEO, you don’t know it all. Admitting this is not a sign of weakness. The strongest leaders are those who are lifelong students. “ - Indra Nooyi, Chairman and CEO, PepsiCo. Spring 2015 Registration LIU Post School of Professional and Continuing Education

Continuing Education courses that require registration and tuition will contain a Course Number next to the course description. All others events and programs in the catalog do not require a reservation, unless otherwise noted.

HOW TO REGISTER

By Phone: Call 516-299-2236 with your credit card information (VISA, MasterCard, AMEX or Discover) up to the day of the first class meeting. To ensure you receive the course(s) of your choice, please register early.

In Person: The School of Professional and Continuing Education is located in room C1, Post Hall, LIU Post, 720 Northern Boulevard, Brookville, NY 11548-1300. Early registration is encouraged, as space in many classes is limited. In some instances, a student may register at the first class meeting; please call the office prior to the first class to confirm schedule and course availability.

Online: Visit my.liu.edu and make an LIU account for yourself and click on the yellow button in the upper right corner/yellow band that says “Activate My Account.” Once you have established an account you can click on “Class Schedule/Browse Catalog” and search for courses using the Course Numbers in the catalog. A list of Continuing Education classes is also listed under “Course Level” (select Continuing Education) on the Schedule of Classes.

If you have any difficulty registering online, please call 516-299-2263 or 516-299-4004.

By Mail: Mailed-in registration is accepted if postmarked no later than one week prior to the beginning of class. Forward the registration form with a check or money order made payable to Long Island University or completed credit card information to: School of Professional and Continuing Education, LIU Post, Post Hall, room C1, 720 Northern Blvd., Brookville, NY 11548-1300.

VISIT US! For directions and a campus map, visit liu.edu/post/directions or GPS “LIU Post Brookville.”

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 54 POLICIES & PROCEDURES:

CLASSROOM ASSIGNMENTS Registrants are informed of class locations and schedules by phone or by calling the School of Professionals and Continuing Education at 516-299-2236.

COURSE CANCELLATION POLICY All courses are subject to cancellation. When courses are cancelled for any reason, students may transfer to another course or get a full refund. Long Island University reserves the right to cancel any class for which there is insufficient enrollment and to withdraw or modify course offerings.

REFUND POLICY (Non-Credit) Tuition for individual courses will be refunded to students who withdraw from Continuing Education classes in accordance with the following schedules:

Prior to start of class ...... Full refund Prior to start of second class ...... 75% refund After second class session ...... No refund

The refund policy for some certificate programs and The Hutton House Lectures is on a program-by-program basis. Please consult the individual program description for details.

Non-attendance in a course does not constitute a withdrawal. Refunds/requests for withdrawals must be made in writing to the School of Professional and Continuing Education, LIU Post, 720 Northern Blvd., Brookville, NY 11548-1300.

BOOKS AND COURSE MATERIALS In some courses, instructors may require books or other course materials. These materials may be available for purchase at the LIU Post Bookstore, located near the Admissions Building, 516-299-2639.

CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS (CEUs) This bulletin contains descriptions of courses offered for special interest or as part of a certificate program. Most Continuing Education courses are not part of degree programs. Just as credits have made it possible to carry degree work from one school to another, Continuing Education Units (CEUs) have been developed and are being used nationally to document the type, quality, and duration of non-credit work. One CEU is equal to approximately 10 class hours.

GRADE REPORTS/RECORDS Students should enter their Social Security or student I.D. number on all registration forms. Students who do not enter their Social Security or I.D. number on the registration form may incur the loss of maintenance of their permanent records.

The School of Continuing Education uses two systems for grading: the traditional A-F and the pass/fail. Grades for the traditional system are: A, B+, B, C+, C, D, F. Grade reports for non-credit courses may be requested by contacting to School of Continuing Education.

Long Island University I LIU Post I School of Professional and Continuing Education I 55 INCOMPLETE GRADE POLICY The instructor may choose to give a student a grade of Incomplete if the student is earning a passing grade but cannot complete the course due to extenuating circumstances. Any student who receives a grade of Incomplete has one year to change the grade. A grade of Incomplete will automatically become a grade of F after a period of one year. A grade of Incomplete can only be changed by the instructor who issued it. To remove a grade of Incomplete, the following steps are required: • The instructor must complete a coursework completion form. • The form must be signed by both the instructor and student. • A copy of the form must be sent to the Continuing Education Office. • The student must complete the assigned work within the time frame specified. • If the work is satisfactory and passing, the instructor must request and submit a grade change form for the student.

USE OF LIBRARY A Continuing Education student identification card is required to check out library books. An identification card may be obtained at the Public Safety Office at 516-299-2214.

PARKING The School of Continuing Education at LIU Post is accessible by public transportation and offers free parking for non-students. LIU Post students attending classes at the School of Professional of Continuing Education may obtain a free parking permit by presenting a Continuing Education course confirmation letter and vehicle registration at the LIU Post Public Safety Office. Further information and a vehicle regulation brochure may be obtained from the Public Safety Office at 516-299-2214 or at liu.edu/post/publicsafety.

EMERGENCY SCHOOL CLOSINGS In the event of inclement weather, power outages, and other emergencies, please call 516-299-2000 or 516-299-EMER (3637) for information on class and event cancellations. Information is also available at weatherclosings.com and liu.edu/post.

Make-up classes will be at the discretion of the faculty and administration of LIU Post.

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