community resource packet - spring 2013

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Community Partner Resource Packet Spring 2013 Keyla E. Kirton Coordinator of Recruitment, Research & Development Long Island Educational Opportunity Center (LIEOC) Farmingdale State College Hooper Hall, 210 2350 Broadhollow Road Farmingdale, NY 11735 tel. 631-420-2498 fax 631-420-2498/2510 [email protected] www.farmingdale.edu/lieoc

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Page 1: Community Resource Packet - Spring 2013

Community Partner Resource Packet

Spring 2013

Keyla E. Kirton

Coordinator of Recruitment, Research & Development

Long Island Educational Opportunity Center (LIEOC)

Farmingdale State College

Hooper Hall, 210

2350 Broadhollow Road

Farmingdale, NY 11735

tel. 631-420-2498

fax 631-420-2498/2510

[email protected]

www.farmingdale.edu/lieoc

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Farmingdale State College State University of New York

Community Partner Resource Packet

Spring 2013

Dear Community Partners:

Enclosed you will find everything you need to refer prospective students to our program for the Spring 2013semester.

Early Bird Spring 2013 RegistrationApplicants will be able to apply online beginning October 1, 2012. Applications will be accepted andprocessed on-going and online at www.farmingdale.edu/lieoc for this early bird registration. Once prospectscomplete the online application they will need to contact their nearest location (Brentwood, Farmingdale,Hempstead) for the eligibility requirements and to secure an appointment with a counselor.

Walk-In RegistrationWalk-in registration will be held on January 14, 15, and 16, 10am-1pm and 4pm-7pm. During walk-inregistration, students will meet with counselors and staff. They may also test (testing time is approximately2 hrs). Academic advisement will also be available. Please keep in mind that programs are filled based onavailability.

In addition to eligibility requirements, we have included updated program flyers; a staff contact list, and ourFall 2012 academic calendar. The spring 2013 academic calendar will be available on our website mid-October.

If you have any questions regarding this packet, our programs, or course offerings please do not hesitate tocontact me directly.

We look forward to assisting you and your community.

Keyla KirtonKeyla E. Kirton,Coordinator of Recruitment, Research and Development

Brentwood1090-A Suffolk AvenueBrentwood, NY 11717

(631) 434-3740

FarmingdaleHooper Hall

Farmingdale State CollegeFarmingdale, NY 11735

(631) 420-2280

Hempstead269 Fulton Avenue

Hempstead, NY 11550(516) 489-8705

Educational Opportunity Center Facts

Often confused with the Economic Opportunity Commission, the Educational Opportunity Centers make up the only free program in the State University of New York.

While there are 12 Educational Opportunity Centers in New York State, the Long Island EOC is the largest of them all.

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Prospect

Form

Application

The prospect inquiry form is available on our website at:

www.farmindgale.edu/lieoc

The complete application for all programs will be

emailed once the prospective inquiry form is completed

along with the eligibility requirements.

(Should be completed before counseling appointment)

Counseling

Appointment

Once application is completed, applicants should bring eligibility requirements to this appointment for admission

decision to be determined.

TABE or ESL

Testing

The results from the TABE or ESL entrance testing along

with income, identification, and other eligibility require-

ments provided to the counselor will determine appli-

cant’s acceptance or denial into the program.

Decision

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For more information about our relationship with Farmingdale State College

For information about the University Center for Academic and Workforce Develop-

ment—our sponsoring institution under State University of New York.

Brian Maher, Director

631-420-2335

[email protected]

Chuck Miranda,

Coordinator of Outside Programs

631-434-3740

[email protected]

Keyla E. Kirton,

Coordinator of Recruitment, Research, and Development

631-420-2498

[email protected]

If you’re interested in an informative presentation for fellow staff or groups of

prospective students, or if you’d like to be added to our mailing list

For information regarding options available for community organizations interest-

ed in programs on their premises. In addition to academic and vocational pro-

grams, outside programs include our experienced instructors and support services

staff offering counseling, job readiness training, life skills training, computer liter-

acy training, and more!

Cheryl Canton

Coordinator of Student Support Services, Job Placements, College Connection

631-420-2503

[email protected]

For information regarding student eligibility, please contact one of our senior

counselors below:

Casey Bond, Senior Counselor, Hempstead 516-489-8705 ext. 21

David Groden, Senior Counselor, Farmingdale 631-420-2280

Annette Wyche, Senior Counselor, Brentwood 631-434-3740

Darleyne Mayers, Job Development 516-489-8705

Staci Gardner, College Connection Coordinator 631-420-2280

Long Island Educational Opportunity Center Contact List

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If you have any questions regarding income documentation, eligibility requirements, or any of our

programs, please speak with a counselor. All eligibility documentation will be held in strict confidence.

To be considered for admission into the Long Island Educational Opportunity Center, you must bring in all of the the following documents that apply to you when you meet with the counselor:

Applicants with college degrees earned in the U.S. are not eligible.

EXCEPTION: Applicants with college degrees earned outside of the U.S. are eligible for ESL courses only.

I. Proof of New York State Residency for More Than 1 Year

NY State Driver’s License or NY State Identification Card

or Benefit Card

II. Proof of Identification

Social Security Card or

Tax Identification Number

III. Proof of Financial Need

2011 Federal Tax Return (Form 1040)

AND Any one of the following additional documents that may apply to you:

Unemployment Letter

DSS Budget Print-out

Rent or Utility Receipt

SSI Award Letter

Copy of Lease/Section 8

IV. Proof of Academic Need High School Diploma or GED for applicants interested in College Preparation or Vocational Programs

Farmingdale State College, Hooper Hall 2350 Broadhollow Road Farmingdale, NY 11735 Phone: 631-420-2280

Hempstead 269 Fulton Avenue

Hempstead, NY 11550 516-489-8705

Brentwood 1090-A Suffolk Avenue Brentwood, NY 11717

631-434-3740

Long Island Educational Opportunity Center

Admission Requirements

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Spring 2013

January 14-16 (M-W)………………………….… Registration

January 17-18 (Th-F)..……………………..…… TABE testing

January 21 (M) …………………..... No Classes (MLK Holiday)

January 28 (M) ……………………….………… Classes Begin

February 18-22 (M-F) ……….… No Classes (Presidents’ Week)

March 25-29 (M-F) …………..….… No Classes (Spring Break)

May 10 (F) ………………………………...Last Day of Classes

May 13(M) ……………………………………...… Grades Due

May 13-17 (M-F) .………………………………… Post TABE

TBA………..………….……………………. Recognition Night

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Many new college students are required to take remediation or pre-requisite courses to qualify for

their desired college curriculum. The tuition for these non- credit bearing courses is the same as that for

traditional college courses.

The Long Island Educational Opportunity Center is part of the State University of New York at Farmingdale.

We have offered the following classes at no cost to qualifying students for over 40 years:

• Remedial English• Remedial Math• College Preparatory English• Beginning Algebra Module I, II• Intermediate Algebra• Biology w/lab• Chemistry w/lab

~ Day and Evening classes available

~ GED classes also available

*Financial eligibility required

Before paying college tuition for these courses . . . Visit our website at: www.farmingdale.edu/lieocor contact us at one of our three instructional locations:

FREE*College Preparation

Hempstead269 Fulton Avenue

Hempstead, NY 11550(516) 489-8705

Brentwood1090-A Suffolk Avenue Brentwood, NY 11717

(631) 434-3740

FarmingdaleHooper Hall

Farmingdale State CollegeFarmingdale, NY 11735

(631) 420-2280

?

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*Financial eligibility required

The Long Island Educational Opportunity Center, part of the State University Of New York, is offering

FREE* courses in GED preparation at the following locations:

Hempstead269 Fulton Avenue

Hempstead, NY 11550(516) 489-8705

Brentwood1090-A Suffolk Avenue Brentwood, NY 11717

(631) 434-3740

FarmingdaleHooper Hall

Farmingdale State CollegeFarmingdale, NY 11735

(631) 420-2280

Before the GED test changes

(New GED January 2014)

All current GED scores will be voided

after January 2014

It’s Free*. . . For more information on

High School Equivalency Preparation contact:

Keyla Kirton @1.631.420.2498

GEDGET IT NOW!!

Preparation

If You Don’t Have A High School Diploma

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Prepare college

learn new skill

while your childrenare in school!

The Long Island Educational Opportunity Center is part

of the State University of New York at Farmingdale.

We offer FREE* courses in the following areas:

• GED Preparation

• College Preparation

• Business and Technology

• English as a Second Language

• Allied Health Certificate Programs

~ Day and evening classes available ~

*Financial eligibility required

For more information or to apply:

Visit our website at: www.farmingdale.edu/lieoc

Or contact us at one of our three instructional locations:

for

ora

Hempstead269 Fulton Avenue

Hempstead, NY 11550(516) 489-8705

Brentwood1090-A Suffolk Avenue Brentwood, NY 11717

(631) 434-3740

FarmingdaleHooper Hall

Farmingdale State CollegeFarmingdale, NY 11735

(631) 420-2280

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ATTAIN  Computer  Lab  Advanced  Technology  Training  and  Informa4on  Networking

The  Hempstead  and  Brentwood  units  of  the  LIEOC  are  the  proud  hosts  to  SUNY  ATTAIN  labs.

Funded  by  the  New  York  State  Legislature  the  SUNY  ATTAIN  labs  are  designed  to  provide  members  of  impoverished  communiGes  with  access  to  new  technologies,  self-­‐directed  educaGonal  and  career-­‐oriented  training,  and  MicrosoK  MOS  and  MTA  cerGficaGon  training.    

The  lab  offers  over  32  computer-­‐based  occupaGonal,  academic,  and  self-­‐development  courses  that  give  users  the  ability  to  work  toward  both  educaGonal  and  career-­‐related  goals.    All  SUNY  ATTAIN  services  are  provided  at  no  cost.

For  more  informaGon  on  the  ATTAIN  lab  near  you  please  phone

Brentwood  at  631/434-­‐3740

Hempstead  at  516/489-­‐8705

University Center for Academic and Workforce Development All services are provided at no cost.

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SSUUNNYY AATTTTAAIINN** LLAABBSS

All Services are provided at no cost.

* Advanced Technology Training and Information Networking

E-mail

[email protected]

To set up an appointment

Come discover the benefits of an ATTAIN community learning lab.

Study at Your Own Pace

Self-directed software learning packages

o Microsoft Office™ Suite Certification (MOS)

o Microsoft™ Technical Associate Certification (MTA)

o Computer Literacy

o English for Speakers of Other Languages

o Financial Literacy

o Employability Skills

o GED Preparation

o Reading and Math Skills for Adults

o Computer-based Keyboarding

o Child Care Worker

o Building Maintenance

o Office Skills

o Parenting Skills

Proudly hosted by the …

1090A Suffolk Avenue, Brentwood

631/434-3740

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SSUUNNYY AATTTTAAIINN** LLAABB

All Services are provided at no cost.

* Advanced Technology Training and Information Networking

E-mail

[email protected]

to set up an appointment

Come discover the benefits of an ATTAIN community learning lab.

Study at Your Own Pace

Self-directed software learning packages

o Microsoft Office™ Suite Certification (MOS)

o Microsoft™ Technical Associate Certification (MTA)

o Computer Literacy

o English for Speakers of Other Languages

o Financial Literacy

o Employability Skills

o GED Preparation

o Reading and Math Skills for Adults

o Computer-based Keyboarding

o Child Care Worker

o Building Maintenance

o Office Skills

o Parenting Skills

Proudly hosted by the …

269 Fulton Avenue, Hempstead, NY

516/489-8705