About the Workshop
Join bee-keeper Ellen McGlynn for a 5-week, hands-on beekeeping class and examine the spring honey harvest, the behaviors and biological processes of honeybees during the height of the season, and the basic beekeeper interventions required to promote thriving colonies come fall. Participants are welcome to bring a bag lunch.
Fee: $120 includes use of protective gear and text book
Date and Time: TBA
Location: Keystone College Environmental Education Center & the Keystone Apiary
Course also offers an option for undergraduate students to earn 1 field biology credit
Professional Development Institute
Janet M. Jones, Director, Professional Development Institute
570-945-8621
John P. Gorel, Director, Corporate Relations
570-945-8622
Register for personal enrichment (no credit), Act 48 Hours, NEIU-19 CPE Credits, or Wilkes University Graduate Credits
To register for college credits, click below and follow the steps to register.
Keystone College reserves the right to cancel or postpone any program due to insufficient enrollment or unforeseen circumstances. If a program is canceled, registrants will be notified and a refund will be processed. Requests for refunds for withdrawals must be submitted in writing five days prior to the start of the program. Refunds will not be issued for failure to attend a program.
