Adam C. Michaelides
2018-01-24 18:37:35 UTC
2018 Master Composter Training
Application Deadline: Monday, January 29th
Training: (10) Thursday evenings, 6:30-8:30pm, from February 8 May 3
@ Tompkins County Cooperative Extension, 615 Willow Ave, Ithaca NY
Ten in-depth classes and volunteer work train Master Composters, an enthusiastic group committed to promoting responsible composting in Tompkins County. The training classes include both compost topics (i.e. bins, science & uses) and education topics (i.e. effective teaching, lesson planning).
Members of the class also work on projects outside of class, and volunteer alongside previously-trained Master Composters. One project is to plan, organize and staff the annual Compost Fair, which will take place this year on Sunday, April 29. After training, Master Composters give back to the community through a wide variety of educational activities, or design their own.
There is a $60 deposit for the training, refunded in full after completion of volunteer hours. More info and applications are available at: http://ccetompkins.org/mc or by contacting Adam Michaelides by email ***@cornell.edu<mailto:***@cornell.edu> or phone 607-272-2292.
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Description Master Composter training includes ten classroom sessions or field trips, as well as practical education through volunteering in the community. In the classes, trained Master Composters or experts provide in-depth instruction about various aspects of composting and the importance o...
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Adam Michaelides
Program Manager, Compost Education Program
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tompkins County
www.ccetompkins.org/compost<http://www.ccetompkins.org/compost> / (607) 272-2292 x 124
Application Deadline: Monday, January 29th
Training: (10) Thursday evenings, 6:30-8:30pm, from February 8 May 3
@ Tompkins County Cooperative Extension, 615 Willow Ave, Ithaca NY
Ten in-depth classes and volunteer work train Master Composters, an enthusiastic group committed to promoting responsible composting in Tompkins County. The training classes include both compost topics (i.e. bins, science & uses) and education topics (i.e. effective teaching, lesson planning).
Members of the class also work on projects outside of class, and volunteer alongside previously-trained Master Composters. One project is to plan, organize and staff the annual Compost Fair, which will take place this year on Sunday, April 29. After training, Master Composters give back to the community through a wide variety of educational activities, or design their own.
There is a $60 deposit for the training, refunded in full after completion of volunteer hours. More info and applications are available at: http://ccetompkins.org/mc or by contacting Adam Michaelides by email ***@cornell.edu<mailto:***@cornell.edu> or phone 607-272-2292.
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]<http://ccetompkins.org/mc>Become a Master Composter<http://ccetompkins.org/mc>
ccetompkins.org
Description Master Composter training includes ten classroom sessions or field trips, as well as practical education through volunteering in the community. In the classes, trained Master Composters or experts provide in-depth instruction about various aspects of composting and the importance o...
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Adam Michaelides
Program Manager, Compost Education Program
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tompkins County
www.ccetompkins.org/compost<http://www.ccetompkins.org/compost> / (607) 272-2292 x 124