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TRAVEL INFORMATION


Traveling to Southampton, NY for AQUAVET

Automobile:

Stony Brook Southampton is located on the eastern end of Long Island in the town of Southampton. Directions to the campus can be found on the Stony Brook Southampton web site.

Commercial Air:

The Long Island region of New York State is served by two major airports: John F.Kennedy International Airport and LaGuardia Airport. These airports are located in the major NewYork City metropolitan area and are 80-90 miles from Southampton, NY. Commercial air transport can also be obtained to Long Island Islip MacArthur Airport in Islip, NY. This airport is located approximately 50 miles from Southampton, NY.

Students should plan their travel arrangements so that they arrive in time to attend the Orientation Meeting for the AQUAVET Program that will be held Monday morning 31 May 2010. Attending the Orientation Meeting on Monday morning 31 May 2010 is extremely important and students should make their travel plans accordingly.

If you must arrive earlier than Sunday 30 May (or need to stay an addional day at the end of the Program), you must contact the Director of AQUAVET as soon as this need is known. It may be necessary for you to secure housing at a local motel. You should discuss any additional housing needs and issues regarding payment for that housing with the Director of AQUAVET.

Your course notebook (to be sent to students accepted to attend AQUAVET 2010) will provide a great deal of information regarding all aspects of the 2010 AQUAVET Program.

Have a safe trip and we look forward to seeing you in Southampton for AQUAVET 2010.

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