LLI Winter 2010

Winter 2010
	Calendar of events
	Course descriptions
	Lunch & Learn programs
	Membership form
	NCC floor plans

Office hours - W102
Tuesdays 10:00 - 12:00 February 22 - March 26 Monday through Thursday 10-12 March 29 - May 14 Tuesdays and Thursdays 10-12

When the office is closed
The LLI offices are located within the NCC Extended Studies offices. When the office is closed, leave mail, forms and checks in the locked box on the counter outside W102. Please do not enter the Extended Studies area except during LLI office hours or when you have an appointment with someone at LLI.

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The LLI Winter Session runs from January 25 to March 1.
Five weeks of daily classes and Lunch & Learn on Friday afternoons:
Books on Mondays, Movies on Tuesdays, History on Wednesdays,
Current Events on Thursdays, and a Medley of Arts on Friday mornings.

    Winter Session events are open to current LLI members only.
No pre-registration or additional fees are required.

     Class attendance is limited to the space available. No one will be admitted to a Winter Session presentation without a ticket.
     Tickets will be distributed to members one half-hour prior to the beginning of each presentation in the Atrium of the NCC building in which the presentation will be held.

Members must present their membership cards to receive tickets.

Are you not a member now? Just fill out the membership form and send or bring it with your check to LLI. Members who join now will receive all benefits of LLI through May 2010: register for spring courses @ $20 each, attend Lunch & Learn presentations, participate in trips, receive catalogs and newsletters, and use the NCC Library and Fitness Center.

Winter Session cancellations will be announced on the LLI phone voice mail (857-3330) after 10:00 AM on the day of an event and on WNLK radio and Cablevision Channel 12.

Snow cancellations: See the calendar for rescheduled classes.

Note room change: The room for Tuesday movies is E-229.
Note, Current Events. Thursdays 2:30-3:45 in room W-103.
On February 25, replacing Don McIvor, Tony Coscia will present A Brief History of Black Gold. He will describe the early development of the petroleum industry by focusing on the colorful people who were responsible for its success. A little science is introduced to explain the importance and versatility of black gold.
Dr. Coscia spent 30 years at American Cyanamid, where he managed groups in water treating chemicals, paper technology, and mining reagents. He has been granted more than a hundred patents worldwide ( a few of which relate to enhanced oil recovery).