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""It was not only rewarding to present 6 years of work to other artists, but also tremendously supportive
to have found other artist-therapists working out of the same paradigm. For years I have felt isolated in my prison work which comes largely out of my studio involvement as well as training and education. To have found that other artists have based their work successfully upon their own involvement with the creative process and to have found an association which respects and fosters these goals is encouraging and enlightening."
JoAnn Dedyo
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The National Expressive Therapy Association (NETA) is an official provider of continuing education for social workers, approved by the National Association of Social Workers (NASW). (Renewal of current status has been applied for.) Continuing education is approved for counselors by the National Board of Certified Counselors (NBCC). Continuing education is approved for expressive therapists and expressive arts therapists by The National Expressive Therapy Association . CEU's are available for attending the Conference, on an hour per hour basis. A Certificate of Appreciation will be sent to all presenters, and a Certificate of Attendance will be sent to all other participants.
A special rate is in effect for a block of rooms at the nearby Howard Johnson Inn Westbury, provided reservations are made by March 25, 2002 and rooms are still available. Some rooms can serve up to 4 persons. All rooms are outside rooms, and are equipped with a coffee pot, hair dryer and iron/board. Rate includes complimentary breakfast each morning. Convenient cab service to and from the Conference is available. Please call (516)333-9700 or fax (516)333-9393 to arrange your stay. Mention that you will be attending the Conference. Dormitory rooms may also be accessible. Accommodations for the Conference are at a premium. Call Dr. June Conboy at (631)586-2392 or email [email protected] if you are interested in room sharing, on-campus housing or other possibilities. Additional rooms are available at the Meadowbrook Motor Lodge, Edgewater Motel and the Jericho Motel. These tend to be less expensive, but may not be suitable for all tastes.
If you need assistance with travel arrangements, the official travel agency for the Conference is Great Escape, located in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Please contact Mary Ella Feinleib at (telephone) (800)886-5095 or (617)354-0240, or (fax) (617)354-4958.
Parking, and meals and snacks are all available on campus. Soft drinks and other beverages available.
Most areas where the Conference will take place are fully accessible by wheelchair.
 Line dancing at the last conference, sponsored by the Entertainment Committee
From New York City - Take
Queens-Midtown Tunnel to Long
Island Expressway (I-495) and
Exit 39N (Glen Cove Road north).
Go north for 2 miles; turn right
(east) on Northern Boulevard
(Route 25A). C.W. Post is 2 miles
on the right.
From Bronx, Westchester and
Points North - Take Throgs Neck
Bridge to Clearview Expressway
(I-295) south. Exit to eastbound
Long Island Expressway (I-495);
proceed to Exit 39N and continue
as indicated above.
From Southern New Jersey and
Points South - Take the New
Jersey Turnpike to Exit 13. Cross
the Goethels Bridge to I-278 east
(Staten Island Expressway).
Cross the Verrazano Narrows
Bridge to the Belt Parkway east.
Follow the Belt Parkway to the
Southern State Parkway east.
Take the Meadowbrook Parkway
north and follow directions given
from south shore of Long Island.
From Northern New Jersey -Take
the George Washington Bridge
east to the Cross Bronx
Expressway. Cross the Throgs
Neck Bridge then follow directions
given from Bronx, Westchester
and Points North.
From Eastern Long Island -
Take Long Island Expressway
(I-495) to Exit 41N (Route 107).
Turn right (north) onto 107 north
to Northern Boulevard (Route
25A). Turn left (west) at Northern
Boulevard. C.W. Post is on the
left.
From South Shore of Long
Island - In Nassau County, take
Wantagh State Parkway or
Meadowbrook Parkway north to
Northern State Parkway Exit 31
(Glen Cove Road North; NOT
Exit 31A). At light, turn left (north)
on Glen Cove Road. Proceed for
3 miles to Northern Boulevard
(Route 25A), turn right (east).
C.W. Post is 2 miles on the right.
In Suffolk County, take most
convenient north-south road to
the Long Island Expressway
(I-495) and follow directions
from Eastern Long Island.
As you enter the campus, stay to the right the entire way, past Tilles Center on the left, to Hillwood Commons on the left.
Train - From Pennsylvania
Station: Take either the Long
Island Rail Road's Port
Jefferson train line to the
Hicksville station or the Port
Washington- Manhasset line to
the Great Neck station or the
Manhasset station or the Oyster
Bay train to the Greenvale
station. The Great Neck station
and the Hicksville station both
have bus service to the C.W.
Post Campus. Taxi service to
the campus is available from
the Greenvale, Manhasset,
Great Neck and Hicksville
stations. To reach
the Long Island Rail Road call
(516) 822-5477.
Amtrak - The C.W. Post
Campus is accessible through
Amtrak which goes directly into
Pennsylvania Station in New
York City. From Pennsylvania
Station see directions above.
Call Amtrak at 800-USA-RAIL.
Bus - C.W. Post is serviced by
the Metropolitan Transit
Authority, Long Island Bus N20.
For schedule times call the MTA
at (516) 766-6722.
The Conference begins at 9 AM. Upon your arrival, please check in at the central rotunda downstairs in Hillwood Commons. If you are planning on registering on-site, please check with us first to make sure there is still room. Most events will be held at the Commons. Other events may be held in either Humanities Hall or Tillis Center.
01 Administration Building
02 Admissions/College Hall
03 Baseball Field
04 Basketball Courts
05 Bookstore
06 Brookville Residence Hall
07 Central Heating Plant
08 Interfaith Center
09 Child Care Center
10 Conolly Gymnasium
11 Crafts Center
12 Dollhouse
13 Facilities Services/Security
14 Field House
15 Fine Arts Center
16 Greenhouse Terrace
17 Hickox Field/Football, Track
18 Hillwood Commons
19 Hoxie Hall
20 Humanities Hall
21 Information Guard Booths
22 Intramural Fields
23 Kings Residence Hall
24 Klar Intercultural Center
25 Kumble Hall (Student Services)
26 Library (B. Davis Schwartz Memorial)
27 Life Science/Pell Hall
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28 Little Theatre
29 Lorber Hall/School of Accountancy
30 Music Building
31 Nassau Residence Hall
32 Pool
33 Post Hall
34 Printmaking Studio
35 Quad Caf� and Gold Coast Room
36 Queens Residence Hall
37 WCWP/Abrams Communication Center
38 Riggs Residence Hall
39 Roth Hall
40 Sculpture Studios
41 Sewage Pumping Station
42 South Residence Halls (Red, Green)
43 South Residence Halls (Yellow, Blue)
44 Speech and Hearing Center
45 Stables
46 Stecklow Gardens
47 Suffolk Residence Hall
48 Tennis Courts
49 Theatre, Film and Dance Building
50 Tilles Center
51 Riggs Park
M Metropolitan Suburban Bus Authority
P Parking Areas
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