Inst Learning in Retirement

ILR 158 - And All That Jazz!
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ILR 170 - AARP Safe Driving
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ILR 001 - Opera with a Passion
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In SESSION A you will explore that period in France known as Belle Epoque, "the golden age of courtesans," as described by the 18th Century author Abbe Prevost. His short novel L'Histoire du Chevalier Des Grieux et de Manon Lescaut is the basis for the two operas we will be viewing and discussing: Manon by Jules Massenet and Manon Lescaut by Giacomo Puccini. In SESSION B we will discuss Goethe's play Faust and view two of the operas based on this subject: Mefistofele by Arrigo Boito and Faust by Charles Gounod, the latter being presented without English subtitles. If a libretto is required by anyone in the class, it will be made available for an additional fee. This course may be taken as either a four-week or eight-week course. Fee $20.00 for each designated four-week session.
College: Academic and Public Service
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ILR 002 - Introduction to Computers
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This introductory course will familiarize you with the practical use of computers and show you how to become comfortable with their use. Find out what you need to know you plan to buy a computer. Hands-on workshops and demos include word processing, spreadsheets, database, World-Wide Web, e-mail, financial management and publishing. This introductory course will familiarize you with the practical use of computers and show you how to become comfortable with their use. Find out what you need to know if you plan on buying a computer. Hands-on workshops and demos include word processing, spreadsheet, database, World-Wide Web, e-mail, financial management and publishing. Class limit: 20. A SEPARATE check made payable to SUNY Farmingdale is required. Fee $20.00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 003 - Contemp Lit: Book Reviews
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Different book reviews will be offered by ILR members who will present literary interpretations relevant to their chosen book. A discussion will follow each presentation. Participants are invited to read the selected books at their option. Fee: $20.00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 004 - Museum Meanderings in Art
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Stimulate your imagination while you enjoy art treasures found through local museums on Long Island. Visit C.W. Post Gallery, SUNY Stony Brook's Staller Center, Hofstra's Emily Lowe Gallery, Nassau County Museum of Art, Islip Museum, and Heckscher Museum of Art. We will make arrangements to meet at local restaurants for lunch before our museum trips. Transportation on your own. Museum entrance fees and costs for lunch are not included. Confirmation will include directions to museums and restaurants. Class limit: 30 Fee: $30.00.
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ILR 005 - Elder Spirit
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ILR 006 - Investing in Retirement
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This course will cover almost every aspect of investing that one could imagine. Discussions will cover various investments choices that ave available, which ones to avoid, as well as the risks involved. Fee: $25.00
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Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 007 - Taking Charge Hlth Care Needs
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ILR 008 - How Music Works: Form & Funct
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ILR 009 - Wordperfect 5.1
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ILR 010 - Hatha Yoga
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ILR 012 - Kings, Castles & Country Homes
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ILR 013 - AARP 55 Alive Safe Driving
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This full-day safe driving course is designed specifically for the older driver. Completion of this course may offer you a reduction on the cost of your car insurance and the possibility to erase up to 4 points of traffic infractions on you license. Participants MUST be 50 years of age or older and must bring their driver's license to class. Bring a bag lunch. Class limit: 35. A SEPARATE and UNDATED check made payable to AARP is required for each participant. Fee $8.00
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ILR 014 - Knowledge Life 21st Century
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ILR 015 - Intermediate Recorder
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A continuation and exploration of the recorder repertoire through the study of the recorder, an ancient and respected wind instrument. Prerequisite: Completion of "Beginning Recorder" study group, or by scheduled audition with the instructor. Fee:$40.00
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ILR 0159 - Holiday Wreath Making
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ILR 016 - Bridge I
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This is a class for beginners to learn how to play bridge and for those who want to brush up on the basic of the game. Learn the fundamentals as you bid and play hands. At the end of the course you will have sufficient knowledge to play basic bridge. Course Fee: $40.00
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Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 017 - Bridge II
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This course is for all bridge players who have a basic knowledge of the game. The instructors will review bidding and emphasize the playing of the hand. This is an excellent course for those who want to brush up on their skills. You will improve your game by actually bidding and playing hands. The course is based on the DIAMOND series, a a follow-up to the CLUB series. Class limit: 24. Book cost is approximately $10.00 payable to the instructor on the first day of class. Fee: $40.00
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ILR 018 - Bridge III
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ILR 019 - Great Books
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If you enjoy reading and discussing what you have read, join us as we explore the literary material in Vol. 2 and 3 from Foundation. Participants are given the opportunity to the Grreat Books Foundation. This course will offer participants the opportunity to understand the significance of what the author was trying to say and mean, and its relevance today. Class limit: 20. Required book: Great Books - The Third Series and Reader's Aide. Book cost $29.00. Course Fee $40.00. Check(s) for book and course payable to SUNY Farmingdale.
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Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 020 - News and Views
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This course offers an open forum in which participants will analyze, review and discuss important news events and current issues. Topics will range from local to national and international scenes. Class limit: 35: Fee: $40.00
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ILR 021 - Recorder Ensemble
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Join this elite group of talented and advanced recorder players as they continue to explore the recorder repertoire from Renaissance, Baroque and classical music through modern American musical comedy. Prerequisite: completion of the Intermediate Recorder or by scheduled audition with the instructor. Fee: $40.00.
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ILR 022 - Jewish Philosophy through Ages
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ILR 023 - Its for the Birds
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ILR 024 - Beginning Recorder
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ILR 025 - Play Bridge!
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Like to play bridge? Then avail yourself of this opportunity to play two hours of bridge with the supervision of ACBL accredited bridge instructors. This course is open to anyone who has a basic knowledge of bridge, from the beginner to the more skilled player. There will be short lectures on bridge topics to help you improve your game. Partnerships arranged. Fee $40.00
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Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 026 - From Eden to Gertrude Jekyell
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Learn how to improve your photographic skills and make the best use of your camera. Learn how to select and use a new camera and related equipment to maximize your photo-taking opportunities. Bring your point-and-shoot, 35 mm or other camera. Feel free to bring samples of phots you have taken which can be used for group discussion.
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ILR 027 - Knowledge Life in 21st Century
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ILR 028 - Gemometry through Art
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ILR 029 - Great Decisions
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"Great Decisions" is a course sponsored by the Foreign Policy Association. Participants discuss events and issues involving the U.S. and the rest of the world. A briefing book along with media supplements, will provide the background for an informed analysis of world events. Required book: approx. $17.00 Course Fee: $40.00
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ILR 030 - Stress Reduction & Healing
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Mindfulness is a living art that involves cultivating moment-to-moment, non-judging awareness of our daily experience, however pleasant or unpleasant. With the resulting ability to see more deeply into the nature of things, our minds become clearer, more peaceful and better able to handle stress. This is a major step one can take towards improving overall health and well-being. Although simple in concept, the work we will do is intense, requiring an hour of "homework" every day in addition to class time. The atmosphere is supportive, and people may wish to share about life issues that arise. A book and tape are required. Full Catastrophe Living by John Kabat-Zinn, Ph.D., available at local bookstores. Book cost: approximately $15.00. The audio practice tape will be available from the instructor on the first day of class for approximately $18.00. Course Fee: $40.00. *NOTE: November 13th class will be a six-hour session.
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ILR 031 - Advanced Investing
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ILR 032 - Love is in the Air
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ILR 033 - Religion in an Age of Science
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This course compares the methods of determining truth in religion and science and shows how the findings of modern science support a religious world view. We will explore how faith is an integral part of human nature which develops through various stages of psychosocial growth. Fee: $40.00
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ILR 034 - How to Take Better Pictures
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Improve your photography skills by making the best use of your camera. Learn how to select and use a new camera and related equipment to maximize your phototaking opportunities. Feel free to bring your point-and-shoot, 35mm or any other camera to class. We also invite you to bring samples of photos that you have taken, which can be used for class discussion. Fee: $20.00
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ILR 036 - Tevye:Everyman Human Endeavors
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ILR 037 - Overview of Elder Care
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ILR 038 - Wonderful World of Symphony
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ILR 039 - Broadway Bound
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ILR 040 - A Focus on Horticulture
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ILR 041 - Belated Artist in Me Workshop
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ILR 042 - Getting in Shape'98
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Co-ed exercise program to improve over all flexibility through toning and strengthening. Slow stretching, conditioning and low impact exercises will show you that the process of aging does not have to slow you down! Fee: $15:00
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ILR 043 - Are Yiddish Tales Ethnic Wales
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Four 900 yrs. Yiddish evolved into folk literature, captured the essence of life in undeveloped nations, and created a basis for the style of the contemporary short story. We will explore works of authors such as: Bernard Malamud, Sholem Aleicham, I.L. Peretz, Sholom Asch, and I. Bashevis Singer. Fee: $15.00.
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ILR 044 - Creating Family Memories
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Do you know where you family photos are? Are your photographs and memorabilia stuffed away in drawers? Or worse, are they in magnetic self-stick albums that are chemically destroying your photos? This course is designed to teach you how to organize and safely preserve treasured photographs and other memorabilia using unique and creative techniques. Learn how to make your precious and historical pictures come alive! Fee: $20.00 - Materials fee $40.00 for new students and $5.00 for returning students, payable to the instructor the first day of class. Optional tools may be purchased. Course Fee $20.00
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ILR 045 - Sometimes A Terse Verse Rhyme
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ILR 046 - The Romantic Concerto
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ILR 047 - Advanced Recorder
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ILR 048 - From Age-ing to Sage-ing
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Our country has a new elder today with more retirement years. This conscious aging workshop addresses the quality of these years and is designed to enlarge your vision of growing older. The "sage-ing" (wisdom) process becomes yours when you: connect with the past; live fully in the present; and welcome the future. This is your time to work on and enjoy your spirituality. Instruction and techniques for this workshop will also include meditations, journaling, and group sharing to allow the strengthening of physical and emotional energy. The leader's training comes from the Spiritual Eldering Institute in Philadelphia, PA. Please being a journal notebook to each workshop. Fee $40.00
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ILR 049 - In Pursuit Of Whales
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ILR 050 - Home Improvements Part I
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ILR 051 - Home Improvements Part II
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ILR 052 - Nazis-A Warning From History
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This course will present a complete history of the Nazis, from their beginning to their final defeat. It will include German and Allied films and newsreels covering the Nazi rise to power. Areas of historical concern will comprise concentration camps, the Holocaust, and the role of America throughout. We will conclude with a discussion of "What Has History Taught Us?" Fee: $20.00
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ILR 053 - Basic Drawing/Still Live
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If you've put off your desire to draw or want to improve your artistic talent, this course is for you. Explore basic drawing techniques using mediums such as: water color; oil and charcoal. This course is for all who wish to awaken their hidden talents. A new beginning is waiting for you! ~Bring to the first class: a supply of white 8 1/2 x 11 paper; soft lead pencils (#2); a 12" ruler; and charcoal. Each student will be required to provide additional art supplies as needed. Class limit: 12. Fee $40.00
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Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 054 - Nutrition for Seniors
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Learn practical tips to reduce fats, cholesterol, and sodium while increasing calcium, fiber, and other nutrients. We will look at ideas for quick and easy meals for one or two, eating better when eating out, healthy snacking, using the food label to help meet nutritional needs, and keeping food safe. Part of each class will include hands-on food preparation. Materials fee: $5.00. Course Fee: $20.00.
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Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 055 - Investment - Part II
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If you have taken this course before, or are joining us for the first time, this course will further enhance your knowledge of investments. This five week course will cover in greater depth what investments choices are available, which ones to avoid, aswell asthe risks involved. Portfolio allocations and reviews, stocks and bonds, and Roth IRA's will be discussed. You will also learn how to evaluate the Morningstar Report. Fee: $25.00
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Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 057 - Read Aloud Circle
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This course offers you the opportunity to experience the pleasure of reading to a grandchild, friend, or neighbor's child. Participants will be asked to pre-select a favorite book from children's literature to be shared with members of the group. In order to add to valuable information from the book, choose a matching non-fiction book that will expand the child's knowledge of the subject. During the discussion of the book, you will read aloud some interesting segments from the second book. Bring a bag lunch. Fee $15.00
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ILR 058 - Romantic World of Music
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Join us in a listening experience that will include thrilling Mozart and Rossini overtures, exciting tone poems by Liszt, Tchaikovsky and others, orchestral pieces, and seductive suites from operas and ballets. You are welcome to bring your lunch to class. Fee: $20.00
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ILR 059 - Chi Kung Aquacise
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Chi Kung (pronounced Chee Gong) is an ancient form of Chinese meditation, a gentle yet powerful movement and health maintenance system. Chi Kung Aquacise is a unique form created by the Stillness in Motion staff which involves breathing exercises performed in the soothing supportive environment of a swimming pool. Participants can achieve calmness of mind, speed up healing, reduce stress, prevent illness, strengthen the immune system, increase flexibility and cultivate vital energy to promote overall good health. The integration of body-mind-spirit using Chi Kung Aquacise is easy, enjoyable and beneficial. Anyone, regardless of age or physical condition, can enjoy a peaceful path to inner cultivation. Minimum participation: 10. Please allow 15 minutes before and after each one-hour class to change clothing. Changing facilities will be provided. Fee: $40.00
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Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 060 - Drawing Lessons
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If you have an interest in developing your drawing skills, this workshop will provide coaching and direction. We will cover charcoal exercises, descriptive drawing, perspective, "What makes a good drawing?", discussion and consultation. Bring to the first class: a supply of 8 1/2 X 11 white paper; soft and hard pencils; and assorted felt tip pens. Fee $40.00
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ILR 061 - Heartsaver - Adult CPR
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This three hour course will cover instructions for rescuer CPR and obstructed airway procedures. Upon completion of the course, registrants will receive a card denoting participation in an AHA recovery course. Minimum participation: 6. A SEPARATE check made payable to the American Heart Association is required. Fee: $45.00
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Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 062 - Return of the Birds
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After a two-year hiatus, basic birding returns to the ILR. Come and learn about the beautiful wildlife adventure of "Birding". In this introductory course you will discover how to watch and identify wild birds, study the use of a field guide, learn to select and use binoculars, and explore the fascination of bird behavior and migration. No experience necessary. Required book from the library or purchase: Eastern Birds, 4th Edition, Peterson Field Guide Series #1, Roger Tory Peterson. Fee: $20.00
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ILR 063 - Bach's Lunch
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ILR 064 - Remembering Poplular Composers
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ILR 065 - Creative Writing
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ILR 067 - Heartsaver Plus
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ILR 068 - CRAFT WORKSHOPS
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ILR 069 - CLASSICAL MUSIC IN MOVIES
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ILR 070 - IS IT REALLY YOUR MONEY?
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ILR 071 - The Dramatic Poem
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ILR 072 - THE PAST AS PROLOGUE
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ILR 073 - BIBLE PRINCIPLES FOR SENIORS
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ILR 074 - CRITICAL READING/ANALYSIS
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ILR 075 - THE TEN COMMANDMENTS
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ILR 076 - Science-So Who Needs It?
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ILR 077 - American Music Classics
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ILR 078 - American Sign Language
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ILR 079 - Ethics-Our Fathers and Mothers
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ILR 080 - History of Film
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ILR 081 - Golden Age of American Musical
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ILR 082 - LI Citizens - Community Values
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ILR 083 - Learn to Play the Recorder
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ILR 084 - The ABC'S of Fa,Sol,LA
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ILR 090 - ILR Lecture Series
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ILR 099 - Special Activities & Events
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For details on the Special Events & Tours please see the ILR Bulletin or contact the office (631)420-2160 or 2161.
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ILR 100 - ABC's of DO RE MI
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ILR 101 - Newsday Tour
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ILR 102 - U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
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ILR 103 - Opera - "Madam Butterfly"
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ILR 104 - Workshop: Read-Aloud Circle
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ILR 105 - Wetlands Cruise and Lecture
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ILR 106 - Senior Pops in Concert
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ILR 108 - Annual Luncheon
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ILR 109 - Stony Brook Museums
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ILR 110 - Christmas Tea at Old Westbury
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ILR 111 - Cold Spring Harbor Hatchery
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ILR 112 - Stony Brook Grist Mill & Pond
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ILR 113 - OCEANOGRAPHY & MARINE BIOLOGY
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ILR 114 - Coe Hall at Planting Fields
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ILR 115 - Old Bethpage Village
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ILR 116 - Special Events and Tours
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Join us for a variety of guided tours of gardens, museums, and other places of interest. Travel directions will be sent with your tour confirmation.See Schedule of classes, ILR Bulletin, or call the ILR office at (631)420-2160 for details.
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ILR 117 - Search for the Unknowable
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ILR 118 - Classic Silent Films
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ILR 119 - Beginners Bridge
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ILR 120 - Modern Middle East
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ILR 121 - Mysteries of Ancient Egypt
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ILR 122 - Here's Looking At You Kid!
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ILR 123 - Contemporary Literature
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ILR 124 - Opera with a Renewed Passion
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ILR 125 - Opera with a Renewed Passion D
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ILR 126 - China-Today & Yesterday
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ILR 127 - Ancient Echos
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ILR 128 - Treasure in the Text
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ILR 129 - Astrology: A moment in time
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ILR 130 - Learn To Play The Recorder
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ILR 131 - Stenciling Craft
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ILR 132 - Imprints on Life
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ILR 133 - Four Major Religions
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ILR 134 - Beauty of Birding
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ILR 135 - Celebrity Roasts
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ILR 136 - The Musical Passport
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ILR 137 - ABC's of DO RE MI
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ILR 138 - ILR Membership
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ILR 139 - Chess
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ILR 140 - Opera So Grand
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ILR 151 - The Beauty of Birds - Birding
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ILR 152 - Intermediate Computers
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College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 153 - The Nature of Good & Evil
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 154 - Beginning Dublicate Bridge
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 155 - Mah Jongg for Beginners
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 156 - Foundation of Amer. Democracy
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 157 - Arthur Miller's Greatest Play'
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 158 - How to Take Better Pictures
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 159 - Investing in Retirement
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 160 - Intl Folk & Line Dancing
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 161 - Radio & TV Nostalgia
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 162 - Biographies: The Entertainers
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 163 - Pipedreams & Piano Fantasies
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 164 - The American Movie Musical
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 165 - Beginning Mucis-Brass Horns
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 166 - Stencilling I
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 167 - Holiday Wreath Making
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 168 - ..All That Jazz!
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 169 - The Earl-Wightman House
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 170 - Introduction to Computer
CEUs: .00
Lecture: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 199 - Theatrical Performance:Spent
CEUs: .00
"Spent" is a delightful musical revue about growing older in America. It was written by Doris Willens, who gave us Disraeli, and directed by Lois Stein. ALl the performers have backgrounds in musical theater. Fee: $5.00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 200 - Winter Craft Workshop
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 201 - Silents Please B
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 202 - Intermediate Computers
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 203 - Biographies
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 204 - Opera So Grand...
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 205 - Digital Photo Wkshop
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 30013 - AARP 55 Alive Safe Driving
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 30066 - Defining Our Role
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 30110 - Touch Of Horticulture
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 304 - Delivering the Inexplicable
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 305 - The Moddle East-A History
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 306 - Protest Songs and Poems
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 307 - Basic Sters to Graphoanalysis
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 308 - Radio Nostalgia
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 309 - Conversational French
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 310 - TV Nostalgia
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 311 - Touch Of Horticulture
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 312 - Instruments of the Orchestra
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 313 - Roman Mythology
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 399 - Workshop:Memory Improvement
CEUs: .00
If you're always forgetting dates, losing keys, and worried that your memory is going - come to this workshop! Practical simple-to-use memory tools to help you remember names, faces, phone numbers, and more will be domonstrated. People of any age can learn to remember most of what they read, names and faces, and practical information. You'll learn to recognize and reverse signals that your memory is overloaded and to overcome habits that sabotage memory. You may wish to purchase the Sharper Mind by Fred Chernow, available at your local bookstore, as an aid to this workshop.
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 400 - Intro to T'ai Chi Ch'uan
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 401 - Unusual Moments-Biblical Hist.
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 402 - The Narrative Poem
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 403 - Music, Mind & Meditation
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 404 - Opera With a NEW Passion
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 405 - Spring Craft Workshop
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 408 - Opera With a NEW Passion - B
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 409 - Shakespeare:An Introduction
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 411 - Member Appreciation Day
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 412 - Old-Time Radio Nostalgia
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 413 - Those Musical Brits!
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 414 - IT COULDN'T BE TRUE, COULD IT?
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 415 - GREEK MYTHOLOGY: MYTHS OR FACT
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 416 - China-Yesterday,Today & Tom
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 417 - The Internet for Beginners
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 418 - Intelligent Drug Usage
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 419 - Police Canine Unit
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 420 - Appraising Antiques
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 421 - Air Travel Safer & Enjoyable
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 422 - Bawdy Ballads
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 423 - Organic Gardening/Herbs Heal
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 424 - Rachel-21st Cen Hero
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 425 - Early History of Mormans
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 426 - Ocean/Marine boat trip
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 427 - Sagamore Hill
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 428 - Hike:Geeenbelt Trail
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 429 - Bronze Sculpture Casting
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 430 - Walt Whitman Birthplace
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 431 - Cohalan Court Complex
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 432 - Walk/Hike: Nessequogue Park
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 433 - Healthy Cooking/SutonPlace
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 434 - Suffolk Maxium Correction Fac.
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 435 - Raynham Hall
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 499 - Holiday Breakfast
CEUs: .00
Join us for an informal, social get-together for the holidays. Refreshments will be served. Fee: $5.50
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 599 - Annual Luncheon
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 900 - Lecture Series
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 901 - Elder Care - Elder Law
CEUs: .00
The lecture will give an overview of alternative living facilities, nursing homes and day care. We will also cover a review of Medicare and Medicaid.Will be co-taught with an elder law attorney.
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 902 - Travel with Shirley & Burt
CEUs: .00
Have you ever been to Russia or Central Asia? If not,join us as we venture to these far off lands via a multi-media slide presentation.
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 903 - Dead Sea Scrolls
CEUs: .00
A transparency review of Hebraic antiquities, artifacts and temple decorations of prior Hebraic cultures.
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 904 - George Gershiwn
CEUs: .00
Spend an enjoyable and entertaining afternoon learning about George Gershwin, who composed such wonderful music in his brief life. Listen to several of his songs vocalized by Charles Mallon with taped piano accompaniment.
Lecture: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 905 - The Story of The Alphabet
CEUs: .00
The story of the evolution of the modern alphabet. Survey of kinds of symbols and written language forms. How tools influenced styles of writing and texts.
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 906 - Geneolgy
CEUs: .00
How to begin the search for your "ROOTS", including locations, archives and libraries.
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 907 - Trekking to see the World
CEUs: .00
Trekking can give you a different perspective of a culture and add another dimension to your travels. It can be enjoyable and challenging in retirement.
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 908 - Life in Germany in the 30's
CEUs: .00
Personal experiences of a young man during the years 1933-1939 and the historical events that led to the Holocaust.
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 909 - Witness to the "Holocaust"
CEUs: .00
Life in the ghettos and concentration camps during the Holocaust provide the experiences for the transition of a 12 year old child into his manhood at 18.
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 910 - Lecture-Melodies
CEUs: .00
Take a musical stroll through songs (both classical and popular) of bygone years. There will be recordings by famous singers plus the lecturer's own renditions with taped piano accompaniment. Then ponder if melody can make a comeback.
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 911 - Lecture: Ellis Island & Beyond
CEUs: .00
Lecture - This lecture will encompass a discussion of immigration to the United States and the Immigration History Museum at Ellis Island.
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 912 - Lecture: NY Yankees-1950's
CEUs: .00
Come and listen to this former Yankee Batboy relate his personal experiencess and discuss the personalities of the Yankees of the 1950's, such as Joe DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle, Yogi Beera, and Phil Rizzuto.
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 913 - Lecture: Public Conversation
CEUs: .00
In this third of a series of Open Discussions, issues of public concern will be analyzed and discussed by participants in a free-ranging and open exchange of views. Background materials will be provided.
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 914 - Lecture: Retirement Housing
CEUs: .00
This lecture is designed to cover different types of housing options - current market for Adult Communities, Retirement Residences, Life Care Communities and more. There will be a guest speaker from a local housing complex or senior residences to discuss current projects.
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 915 - Lecture: 20th Century Drawings
CEUs: .00
A survey of the art of drawing and printmaking in the 20th century, i.e. etching, lithography, screen-printing and drawing made in assorted media.
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 916 - Lecture: Staying Fit
CEUs: .00
Misplaced your glasses again? Forgot why you went to the kitchen? If this happened to you, come learn about the cognitive changes that occur as we age, and learn new stategies for coping.
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 917 - Anti-Diet Approach
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 918 - Survival and Rescue
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 919 - Travel/Study with Elderhostel
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 920 - Travelogue: Egypt
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 921 - Ethnic Neighborhoods/Brooklyn
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 922 - A Farrago of Shorts!
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 923 - Powers of Attorney
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 924 - Ombudservice in Nursing Homes
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 925 - Sociological Perspectives
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 926 - Forensic Science
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 927 - Habitat for Humanity
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 928 - Your Home's Electrical System
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 929 - The Dilemma of Health Ins
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 930 - Artistic Beauty
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 931 - Dietary Guidelines
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

ILR 999 - ILR Membership
CEUs: .00
College: Academic and Public Service
Department: Inst for Learning in Retiremnt

Industrial Technology

IND 001 - Industrial Technology Elective
Credits: 1.00 to 5.00
College: Business
Department: Industrial Technology

IND 201 - Industrial Technology Basics
Credits: 3.00
This course serves as a basic course to the field of Industrial Technology. Industrial Technology is a field of study designed to prepare technical and/or technical management-oriented professionals for employment in business, industry and government. Course topics include the basics of designated technical management disciplines including: supply chain and materials management; forecasting; master planning; material and capacity requirements planning; inventory and physical distribution; total quality management; purchasing management; just-in-time manufacturing; and facilities planning and management. Applications in the automotive industry will also be included.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Business
Department: Industrial Technology

IND 301 - Operations Management
Credits: 3.00
This is an introductory, common core course in the Industrial Technology Program. The course provides a conceptual foundation for more advanced courses of the specialization tracks within the Industrial Technology Program. This course provides an overview of industrial facilities management, process/product design and development, manufacturing (production), marketing and sales, and field service. Topics include coverage of APICS certification programs.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Business
Department: Business and Management Tech
Pre-requisites: BUS 109 Minimum Grade: D

IND 302 - Manuf Resource Planning
Credits: 3.00
One of three courses that cover the American Production and Inventory Control Society bodies of knowledge in the integrated disciplines of production and inventory management. This course covers Master Planning and Material and Capacity Requirements Planning, APICS bodies of knowledge.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Business
Department: Industrial Technology

IND 303 - Just-In-Time Inventory Mgmt
Credits: 3.00
One of three courses that cove the American Production and Inventory Control Society bodies of knowledge disciplines in production and investory management. This course covers the APICS Just-In-Time and Investory Management modules.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Business
Department: Industrial Technology
Pre-requisites: BUS 109 Minimum Grade: D

IND 304 - Purchasing and Materials Mgmt
Credits: 3.00
Purchasing/materials management relates to the procurement of materials, equipment, or services for private, public, and not-for-profit organizations. Incorporated in this course will be the purchasing/materials manager's role regarding review of procurement requests; soliciting and evaluating proposals; analyzing current and potential suppliers; conducting negotiations; excuting, implementing, and administering contracts; developing forecasts and procurement strategies; supervising the flow and storage of materials; and developing working relationships with suppliers and other departments within the organization. This course will help students prepare for the National Association of Purchasing Management Certified Purchasing Manager (C.P.M) examinations.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Business
Department: Industrial Technology

IND 306 - Project & Contract Management
Credits: 3.00
This course covers the processes encountered in choosing, planning, controlling and negotiating of projects and contracts in technologically-based firms. Topics in this course include project and contract: feasibility: risk analysis; selection; portfolio optimization; cost estimation and controls; capital budgeting; performance relating to negotiation, adjustments, and benchmark standards; and awareness of an appreciation for ethnic practices. This course is an adaption of IND 306 Contract Management and serves as an elective in the Industrial Technology Program.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Business
Department: Industrial Technology
Pre-requisites: BUS 109 Minimum Grade: D

IND 308 - Occupational Safety
Credits: 3.00
This course introduces the fundamentals of occupational safety and examines potential accidents, which may occur in the modern work environment that employs complex materials, processes and technologies. We will review the history and safety legislation of the regulatory agency OSHA. Acquiring and analyzing hazard information, organizing and setting up occupational safety programs, accident causes, their control and accident record keeping will be addressed.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Engineering Technologies
Department: Mechanical Engineering Tech

IND 309 - Security/Fire Protection Sys
Credits: 3.00
Assessing a facility's need for and recommending as well as managing the design, procurement, installation, and operation of access intrusion detection, closed circuit television (CCTV), security lighting, fire alarms, and fire suppression systems; establishing policies, procedures, and prectices for systems operations and maintenance, monitoring and evaluating systems performances; researching and assessing technical developments in the security and fire protection fields.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Engineering Technologies
Department: Mechanical Engineering Tech

IND 310 - Industrial Hygiene
Credits: 3.00
This course introduces students to the fundamentals of industrial hygiene as well as to a recognition of health hazards in the facility environment. This course includes analysis of solvents, particulates, industrial dermatoses, industrial noises, ionizing and noniodizing radiation, temperature extremes, biological hazards, and indoor air quality issues. A study of methods with which to evaluate exposures to hazardous substances; a detailed analysis of control programs; and an examination of environmental protection acts and amendments are also included.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Engineering Technologies
Department: Mechanical Engineering Tech

IND 311 - Logistics & Supply Chain Mgmt
Credits: 3.00
The logistics component includes production and inventory control, procurement, distribution and the relationships among and integration of these areas. The support functions component of the course covers total quality management, human resources, finance and accounting, and information systems.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Business
Department: Industrial Technology
Pre-requisites: BUS 109 Minimum Grade: D

IND 313 - Enterprise Resources Planning
Credits: 3.00
Enterprise Resources Planning (ERP) is an organizational systems approach that integrates information, decision making, and master scheduling relating to production planning and control; material requirements planning; marketing; finance; and human resources. Key ERP concepts, forecast methodologies, and implementation strategies will be covered in the course. Also included are ERP-related article reprints.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Business
Department: Business and Management Tech
Pre-requisites: BUS 109 Minimum Grade: D

IND 314 - Automotive Software Packages
Credits: 3.00
This course is designed to introduce the student to various automtoive specific software applications and to develop a basic level of proficiency with these applications. Topics include an introduction to PC hardware and operating systems. Applications covered will be service establishment management software including inventory, payroll, customer invoicing, accounts payable, general ledger, business report generation and customer history records. Other applications investigated include automotive service and repair systems which typically include parts and labor estimation, service and repair procedures and technical service bulletins. Fleet management software and auto collision repair estimation software will also be covered. The final topic will be dedicated PC applications used in vehicle diagnostic systems and wheel alignment systems.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Engineering Technologies
Department: Automotive Engineering Tech

IND 315 - Facilities Planning
Credits: 3.00
This course is designed to introduce a comprehensive overview of the concepts and techniques to generate facility plans. The course includes the determination of the requirements for people, equipment, space, and material in the facility along with the evaluation, selection, preparation, presentation, implementation and maintenance of the facility plans. An overview of the components of a building structure, its envelope and related items are also discussed.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Engineering Technologies
Department: Mechanical Engineering Tech

IND 316 - Customer Relations & Quality
Credits: 3.00
This course covers the basics of customer relations and quality in industry. The course includes discussion of quality management principles and standards as well as feedback techniques to measure and assure customer satisfaction. The American Customer Satisfaction Index, J.D. Power and Associates Reports, Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award, and International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Automotive Quality System QS-9000 registration criteria will also be discussed.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Business
Department: Business and Management Tech
Pre-requisites: BUS 300 Minimum Grade: D or IND 301 Minimum Grade: D

IND 317 - Automotive Financing & Leasing
Credits: 3.00
This course is designed to familiarize the student with the basic economic problems and principals that exist when a vehicle or other equipment is purchased or leased. Problems are centered around the cost of capital, capital budgeting and investment analysis. Also discussed are repayment schedules including amortized loans, refinancing and variable rate loans.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Engineering Technologies
Department: Automotive Engineering Tech

IND 320 - Fleet Management
Credits: 3.00
This course is designed to provide students with a practical discussion and examination of the fleet management function, as well as how it relates to an organization. Included in the course are automotive specific computer applications such as service establishment management software. Also, the course will include discussions on business plans, fleet utilization and replacement, human resources, parts management, safety requirements and data services. This course will consist of presentations, case studies, and a review of management literature.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Engineering Technologies
Department: Automotive Engineering Tech
Restrictions:
Must be enrolled in one of the following Major(s):
Industrial Tech/Automotive Mgt
Industrial Tech/Facility Mgmt
Industrial Tech/Facility Mgmt
Industrial Tech/Automotive Mgt

IND 400 - Quality Techniq's;Quality Mngt
Credits: 3.00
This covers quality tools and techniques used in problem solving and decision making. Topics include: Pareto charts; cause and effects diagram;check sheets;histograms;scatter diagrams;quality function deployment;statistical process control;continuous improvement;Goldratt's theory of constraints;benchmarking; just-in time manufacturing; and implementing total quality. The American Society of Quality Certified Quality Technician(CQT) body of knowledge will be referenced. A written assignment will be required that integrates quality topics with problem solving and decision making tools and techniques.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Business
Department: Industrial Technology
Pre-requisites: BUS 240 Minimum Grade: D or MTH 110 Minimum Grade: D

IND 401 - Quality Techniq's;Quality Mngt
Credits: 3.00
This course covers quality philosophies and concepts. Topics include; quality and global competitiveness; human resources and technology;total quality approach; trategic management; quality management and ethics; partnering for competitiveness;quality culture; customer satisfaction and retention;employee empowerment; leadership and change; team building and teamwork;communication and interpersonal relations; education and training;overcoming politics and negativity toward quality in the workplace;relationship of ISO 9000 and Total Quality. The American Society for Quality(ASQ) Certified Quality Manager body of knowledge will be referenced. A written assignment will be required that intergrates quality philosophies and concepts with management and human resources issues.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Business
Department: Industrial Technology
Pre-requisites: BUS 303 Minimum Grade: D or IND 301 Minimum Grade: D

IND 402 - Facility Maintenance Mgmt
Credits: 3.00
This objective of this course is to present a comprehensive overview of the management, administration and control of a facilities maintenance department, including an overview of business and financial issues work order systems; prioritizing, planning and scheduling of maintenance, construction, custodial and groundskeeping work; the contract cycle and components.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Engineering Technologies
Department: Mechanical Engineering Tech
Pre-requisites: IND 301 Minimum Grade: D

IND 405 - HVAC Systems
Credits: 3.00
The objective of this course is to present a comprehensive treatment of Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Systems. This course covers boilers, air handling units, refrigeration systems, chemical treatment, distribution systems, terminal equipment, fans, pumps, compressed air, solar systems, maintenance and indoor air quality for commercial, industrial and institutional buildings.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Engineering Technologies
Department: Mechanical Engineering Tech
Pre-requisites: MET 210 Minimum Grade: D and MET 212 Minimum Grade: D and MET 230 Minimum Grade: D

IND 406 - Energy Management
Credits: 3.00
The objective of this course is to present a comprehensive treatment of various forms of energy on the market today and their relative costs. This course covers utility rate structures, power reduction, wheeling and rebates. It will also review various energy alternatives such as purchased steam, co-generation and solar systems. It will cover life cycle costing and energy conservation programs. In addition such items as the intelligent building, load management and miscellaneous means to increase efficiency will be covered. In addition energy conservation will be covered with respect to its affect on indoor air quality and other environmental issues.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Engineering Technologies
Department: Mechanical Engineering Tech
Pre-requisites: MET 210 Minimum Grade: D and MET 212 Minimum Grade: D and MET 230 Minimum Grade: D

IND 407 - Security Management
Credits: 3.00
The course encourages students to probe the phenomenon of risk to discover ways to reinforce a facility's resistance to threats and theft. A process of analyzing security problems leads to an examination of cause and effect relationships, and to the realization that the slender stem of a single loss can have entangled roots as complex as they are numerous. The traditional crime orientation of security is supplemented with a new threat model with which to identify and understand other sources of loss - waste, accidents, errors, unethical practices - that are interrelated both in cause and effect. An approach of looking at all threats and developing a total control program is new to organizations and serves as the conceptual basis for the course.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Engineering Technologies
Department: Mechanical Engineering Tech

IND 409 - Strategic Management
Credits: 3.00
This course covers strategic management which includes analysis and presentation of case studies involving integrated decision-making. Organizations require strategic management processes that encompass planning, formulation, implementation and evaluation of long-term policies. International issues, codes of ethics, and ethical behavioral management process and will be covered. Students will be required to present oral and written case studies in class.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Business
Department: Business and Management Tech
Pre-requisites: BUS 300 Minimum Grade: D or IND 301 Minimum Grade: D

IND 409W - Strategic Management
Credits: 3.00
This course covers strategic management which includes analysis and presentation of case studies involving integrated decision-making. Organizations require strategic mangement processes that encompass planning, formulation, implementation and evaluation of long-term policies. International issues, codes of ethics, and ethical behavioral management process and will be covered. Students will be required to present oral and written case studies in class. NOTE: This is a writing-intensive course. Students will be expected to write short exercises, as well as longer papers that will be revised and graded.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Business
Department: Business and Management Tech

IND 410 - Senior Project
Credits: .00 or 3.00
Independent study of an Industrial Technology-related area of interest to both the student and a faculty member who shall act as Project Advisor. The project selected will utilize skills and knowledge acquired in previous Industrial Technology and related courses.
Lecture: 1.00 Lab: 6.00
College: Business
Department: Industrial Technology
Pre-requisites: BUS 409 Minimum Grade: D or IND 409 Minimum Grade: D

Italian

ITA 001 - Italian Elective
Credits: 3.00 to 6.00
College: Arts & Sciences
Department: Modern Languages

ITA 121 - Italian I (Elementary)
Credits: 3.00
A beginning course in Italian emphasizing the gradual development of the four language skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing with stress on communicative competence and cultural awareness.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Arts & Sciences
Department: Modern Languages

ITA 122 - Italian II (Elementary)
Credits: 3.00
A continuation of Italian 121 emphasizing the gradual development of the four language skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing with stress on communicative competence and cultural awareness.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Arts & Sciences
Department: Modern Languages
Pre-requisites: ITA 121 Minimum Grade: D

ITA 223 - Italian III (Intermediate)
Credits: 3.00
A continuation of ITA 122 for students who have had 3 or 4 years of high school Italian. This intermediate course further emphasizes the development of the four language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing with stress on communicative competence and cultural awareness. A literary and cultural reader will be introduced
Lecture: 3.00
College: Arts & Sciences
Department: Modern Languages
Pre-requisites: ITA 122 Minimum Grade: D

ITA 224 - Italian IV (Intermediate)
Credits: 3.00
For those students who have taken ITA 123 or four or more years of high school Italian. This course emphasizes structural review, intensified practice in oral experssion with increased emphasis on reading and writing skills. Continued attention will be given to contemporary Italian culture. Selections from Italian authors will be read.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Arts & Sciences
Department: Modern Languages
Pre-requisites: ITA 123 Minimum Grade: D or ITA 223 Minimum Grade: D

ITA 225 - Italian V (Advanced)
Credits: 3.00
An advanced conversation/composition course with intensive practice in oral and written Italian. Prepared discussions and writing assignments on selected cultural, historical and literary topics.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Arts & Sciences
Department: Modern Languages
Pre-requisites: ITA 124 Minimum Grade: D or ITA 224 Minimum Grade: D

ITA 226 - Italian VI (Advanced)
Credits: 3.00
A continuation of ITA 225 with intensive practice in oral and written Italian. Prepared discussions and writing assignments on selected cultural, historical and literary topics.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Arts & Sciences
Department: Modern Languages
Pre-requisites: ITA 124 Minimum Grade: D or ITA 225 Minimum Grade: D or ITA 224 Minimum Grade: D

ITA 300 - Italian Cinema (In English)
Credits: 3.00
Representative Italian films, from the post-war and Neorealism to the present, will be viewed, analyzed and discussed. Films are selectetd to provide a broad historical and social perspective as seen through the artistic vision of individual directors. The course will be conducted in English and all films have English subtitles.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Arts & Sciences
Department: Modern Languages
Pre-requisites: EGL 102 Minimum Grade: D or EGL 102R Minimum Grade: D

ITA 325 - Modern Italy
Credits: 3.00
An examination of contemporary Italy and its political, economic and social development. Italian cultural life and institutions in Italy will also be considered. This course may not be used to satify the foreign language proficiency requirements.
Lecture: 3.00
College: Arts & Sciences
Department: Modern Languages
Pre-requisites: ITA 124 Minimum Grade: D or ITA 124R Minimum Grade: D

ITA STBR - Topics Course - SUNY@StonyBrk
Credits: .00 to 6.00
College: Arts & Sciences
Department: Modern Languages

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