Officers and Directors

President :: Micheline Kagan
mfkagan@gmail.com

Director :: Betty Horstman
fwh2@optonline.net

Vice President :: Bill Schneider
Bill.Schneider@adkli.org

Director :: Steve Lander
SJLander@aol.com

Treasurer :: Nancy Hodson
NancyHodson64@yahoo.com

Director :: Bud Kazdan 5
bckazdan@optonline.net 631-549-501

Secretary :: Christine Gillen
Christine.Gillen@adkli.org

Director :: Janine Schwartz
littlemancraig@yahoo.com

ADK Director :: Carol McHugh
cmc232@aol.com 718-423- 4083

Director :: Eunsil Recksiek
Eunsil.Recksiek@adkli.org

ADK Director :: Dick Maemone
maymoan@msn.com

Director :: Eric Markowitz
516-364-5563

 Committee Chairs

Conservation :: Sue Kenyon
snowsusie88@yahoo.com

Trail Maintenance :: Pat Wachter
pawacht@lirr.corg 631-893-0597

Education :: Jerry Licht
Jlicht61@aol.com 516-797-5729

Website :: Mike Vetrano
455 Hunter Avenue, West Islip, NY 11795
webmaster@adkli.org

Hospitality :: Arlene Scholer
arlmar40@optonline.net 516-354-0231

Trail Conference :: Diane Grunthal

Membership ::
Goodie Frutkin :: goodies2boots@yahoo.com
Paula Mordini :: poshangel1@aol.com

Mountaineer :: Micheline Kagan
mfkagan@gmail.com

Young Members Group :: Janine Schwartz
littlemancraig@yahoo.com

Outings :: Sheila Lipshie
lixcski@aol.com

Publicity Flyers :: Claudia Schellenberg
cschelss@gmail.com

Programs :: Jeanne Millspaugh
jmmv0603@aol.com  516-674-4897

Chapter Functions

Education:
The chapter offers training workshops in the Long Island area and members share their knowledge on chapter outings. We offer summer and winter backpacking courses and hiking clinics each year, intorductory classes on snowshoeing in the winter, and this year we offered an introductory rock-climbing class. Many of our monthly meetings are education-oriented, with a program designed to teach a skill or present new information.

Conservation
The Chapter is active in trail maintenance both locally and in the Catskills and Adirondacks. The Chapter is a member of regional conservation organizations such as the New York-New Jersey Trail Conference. Chapter members are active in local and regional conservation issues such as the preservation of Sterling Forest and the fight to save open land in Bethpage State Park.

Recreation:
The chapter's large outings schedule includes day hikes, backpacking trips including some in the Catskills, Adirondacks, New England and the Rockies, bicycling for both mountain bikers and those with road bikes, rock climbing, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.

Volunteers:
In addition to our regular trail maintenance projects, chapter members participate in volunteer work at club facilities and on trails in the Adirondacks and Catskills.