The Friends cosponsor a wide range of low-cost and free talks, workshops, children's camps, and festivals that promote organic gardening and conservation. Fundraising efforts support scholarships, facilities improvements, and public education work. Project A community supported agriculture program with annual membership fees entitles members to a weekly box of organically grown fruit, vegetables, and herbs for approximately 22 weeks from early June through October. For more information, call Nancy Vail at 459-4661. Return to the top Child Care Services Child Care Services offers several campus child care programs for children of students, faculty and staff.
Enrollment is limited and early application is encouraged since most programs have waiting lists.
Free or reduced rates are available to low-income students who qualify. Programs are open to all children without regards to religion, color, ethnicity, gender, physical or mental ability. Operates virtually year-round. The program emphasizes play as a learning process in a rich, challenging environment. Operates during the academic year only.