The presentation and panel discussion will focus on the history, rational, effectiveness and impact that these two programs have had on society. Sponsored by FLCC's Chemical Dependency Counseling Club, the symposium is free and open to the public. B-440 at the College's Canandaigua campus. The Scholars Forum series, sponsored by the FLCC Social Board, is free and open to the public. 4355 Lakeshore Drive.
Admission is free and open to the public.
This month Finger Lakes Community College continues its 2000-2001 Global Awareness Lecture Series devoted to exploring the cultural, economic, and environmental diversity of our changing world. The Finger Lakes Community College Institute for Workforce Development has developed a new series of 2Day Certificate Programs. The new 2Day programs bring timely training to area businesses and target specific needs of individual companies to enhance employee skills in order to remain competitive, improve productivity, quality, and performance, as well as develop employees for promotional opportunities. The programs will run throughout the year beginning with a Facilitation Workshop in April. A new scholarship to benefit dependents of New York State law enforcement officers was recently established at Finger Lakes Community College by the New York Police Foundation.