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                                      February 2018
A father and son get some directions during last year's Winter Visit Day. High school students are encouraged to sign up online for this year's event. See details below.


Feb. 19 is Winter Visit Day at FLCC
Monday, Feb. 19 is Winter Visit Day, a key time for juniors and seniors to tour FLCC facilities and talk to faculty and staff. Registration is available online.

Students start the morning by selecting two academic departments to visit and learn about their range of programming, including:
  • 1-year certificates that can lead to a job or more education
  • 2-year associate of applied science degrees (A.A.S.), which prepare students for a job but can also lead to transfer
  • 2-year associate of art and science degrees (A.A. or A.S.), which are designed to transfer students to four-year programs
Additional sessions provide insight about financial aid, taking part in athletics, study abroad, disability services and many other areas as well as an opportunity to talk to current students. Click here for a printable flyer of the day's events to share with students. 

The afternoon features main campus tours, and visits to the residence hall, the New York Wine and Culinary Center (FLCC's partner for culinary programming), the Viticulture and Wine Center in Geneva and the Victor Campus Center.
Additional visit opportunities

Health Care Career Fair, Tuesday, March 20
There are three days left for schools to sign up to bring a group of ninth and 10th grade students to the Health Care Career Fair at FLCC on Tuesday, March 20, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Click here for a flyer. Sign up by the end of the day Friday, Feb. 16, by contacting Michael Woloson, business services coordinator, for the Finger Lakes Workforce Investment Board at (315) 789-3131 or [email protected]


Victor Campus Center Open House, Thursday, March 29
The Victor Campus Center is FLCC's hub for technology programs, including mechanical technology and information technology. This evening event on Thursday, March 29, includes a workshop where students can get help filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which is necessary to get the state Excelsior Scholarship. Click here for a printable flyer to share. Sign up at
[email protected]  or (585) 785-1100.

Spring Visit Day, Saturday, April 14
Spring Visit Day offers a program similar to Winter Visit Day at the main campus, but is scheduled for a Saturday to allow parents who can't take a weekday off work to accompany their high schoolers. For details and registration, click here.

College 101 @ FLCC, Thursday, April 19
Want a little support when you tell high schoolers what they'll face in college? Bring them to FLCC and our professors will tell them, too! College 101 @ FLCC, a frank look a real college expectations and options, is set for Thursday, April 19, from 9 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. It's open to juniors or seniors with a maximum of 15 students per school. Click here for a sample schedule. There is no cost, and lunch is included. Sign up by March 26 with [email protected].
March 1: Deadline for automatic consideration for FLCC scholarships

New students to FLCC will be automatically considered for scholarship funds without having to fill out a scholarship application if they apply and are accepted by March 1. This includes having a high school transcript on file. It is highly recommended that incoming students also have a complete FAFSA on file to maximize their chances of receiving a scholarship that has a financial eligibility requirement. Click the button above for more information.

FLCC resources for students

Filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the only way to get Pell grants, Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) grants, the Excelsior Scholarship, federal work-study and loans. FLCC offers free evening workshops on filling out the form - regardless of the schools students have applied to - on Feb. 21 at the main campus and Feb. 28 at the Geneva Campus Center. Registration is required so we can have a computer available for each participant. For questions or to cancel a registration, call (585) 785-1276To learn more about financial aid and see a list of events, click here

Talk to an astronaut: On March 1, 
FLCC will facilitate a webinar with NASA astronaut Robert Cenker, shown at left, for middle and high school students taking part in the   
E Science Fair at RIT on March 26. There is still time to register for the science fair; the deadline is Feb. 23. Visit e3fair.org for details.  Cenker will share the "art of talking STEM" with students preparing for science fairs and judge interviews. To log into the smart classroom for this webinar, students must first register their science fair projects at www.TerraFairs.org The webinar is a partnership with Terra Rochester Finger Lakes Science and Engineering Fair. For information, email to [email protected]  or call (315) 559-9374.

FLCC will host another BIOMAN (short for biomanufacturing) summer camp at the main campus from July 23 to 25. Students practice biomanufacturing techniques in a lab and hear from professionals in the field. The program will be free to students due to grant funding. For information, email to  [email protected].
FLCC resources for teachers

Beginning and intermediate Conversational Spanish classes for non-Spanish speakers will be offered at the FLCC Geneva Campus Center, 63 Pulteny St. The class for beginners runs Tuesdays, Feb. 27 to April 24, from 6 to 8:30 p.m.  The intermediate class runs Thursdays, March 1 to April 26, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The cost is $140 for each class. For details on the beginner class, click here. For the intermediate class, click here. These classes provide Continuing Teacher and Leader Education (CTLE) credit for K-12 teachers.

Pathways Speakers for your class: The Pathways Speakers program is an FLCC initiative to build bridges from high school to college. Teachers can view the presentation options online and made arrangements with the individual speakers.

Advanced manufacturing school visits: FLCC will send a speaker to classrooms to discuss careers in advanced manufacturing, including job training programs that take six weeks and six months. Email to [email protected] or call (585) 785-1906. Teachers and guidance counselors can prepare students by showing them a video featuring local young adults who work as machinists at G.W. Lisk Co. in Clifton Springs. Click the image below to view.

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