Exhibitors

Exhibitor/Vendor Application
From recycling a newspaper to working toward environmental preservation, every person can make a difference on Earth Day.

What can you do? You can support Stony Brook University's Earthstock 2008, sharing in our celebration of environmental awareness, education, and entertainment. Participation in Earthstock 2008 gives your company or organization the opportunity to showcase itself to the 36,000 members of the Stony Brook campus community as well as providing an affiliation with a leading university. Download application (pdf).

Directions
Enter Stony Brook Campus using the main entrance off Nichols Road and follow signs to drop-off and parking. Click here for campus maps.

Unloading & Registration Tent
Participants will unload at the Student Activities Center Loop. A volunteer and cart will be assigned to watch your supplies while you check-in and then park your vehicle. Follow signs back to Earthstock's designated parking area. When you return, the volunteer will assist you to your assigned area. At the Registration Tent you'll receive:

A diagram with a preassigned 61x31 numbered & covered table(s); 2 chairs per table

Two lunch vouchers at the designated Food Tent. Coffee will be provided in the morning and water will be served with lunch.

Parking Permit–Contact Peg Abbatiello at (631) 632-6320 if more than one parking permit is required.


Rain Location
Should this event be moved to the rain location, follow signs from the main entrance to the Wang Center loading dock. After unloading, you will park your vehicle in the Administration Garage. Buses and trucks will be directed to a designated parking lot.


9:00 a.m.
Check-in

10:00 a.m.
Participants should have tables displays ready.

3:00 p.m.
Breakdown

 

Earthstock 2008 Exhibitors

Apple Inst. for Conservation of Tropical Environments
Blue Ocean Institute ITS 102.04 (SBU Undergraduate Class)
Buddhism Study & Practice Group Long Island Climate Action Network
Breaking Away from Tobacco Club Long Island Greenbelt Trail Conference
Camp Seawolf Long Island Paddlers
Campus Dining Long Island Sound Study
Campus Residences' Community & Citizenship Committee Long Island Trail Lovers Coalition
Career Center Long Island Transportation Management, Inc.
Center For Advanced Technical Assistance Majestic Son & Sons, Inc.
Citizens Campaign for the Environment Material Resource Center
Clean Air NY MotorWorks Clean Vehicles, Inc.
CLIMB (Concerned Long Island Mountain Bickers) Multi Media Promotions
Club Veg Long Island New York Sea Grant
Coalition to Save Cedar Hill NY State Dept. of Environemental Conservation
Commuter Student Services NYPIRG (New York Public Interest Group)
Cornell Cooperative 4H Environmental Science Peconic Estuary Program
Craft Center Pricless Parrot Presserve, Inc.
Dept of Environmental Conservation - Crustaceans Unit Renewable Energy Long Island
Dept of Recycling and Resource Management Riverhead Foundation of Marine Research
Division of Student Life SB Environmental Conservancy (SBEC)
Eastern Farm Workers Association SBU Environmental Club
Ecology Department SBU Undergraduate Geology Club
Environmental Health and Safety SBU Marine Science Club
Environmental Stewardship SBU Meteorology Club
Erik's Reptile Adventures School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences
Feel Goods Café School of Professional Development
Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance Sierra Club
Freewheel Bicycle Club (Graduate Club) SSO Council
Friends of Ashley Schiff Park Preserve Stony Brook Southhampton
Friends of Flax Pond Student Media Services
Friends of Hobbs Farm (Bethel AME Church) Technology and Society
Go Solar, Inc. Undergrad College for Information & Technology
Good Will Industries of Greater NY and Northern NJ Vegan Outreach
Greener Country, LLC Vogelbilt Corporation (Hybrid Vehicle)
Group For the East End Wild By Nature
Habitat For Humanity - Restore  Wilderness Traveling Museum (TiPi Ted)
Hamlet Organic Garden