1. Frequently asked questions: Things to Remember: * boarding and departure times are strictly enforced, there are 55 participants, please be courteous to all. Be on time ! The bus will leave without you. * in case of emergency on the morning of departure contact the MCC Public Safety Desk immediately (292- 7120) or contact one of the club advisors: C. Belluccio (585) 202-1076 or E. Mellas: (585) 766-5904 * trip includes: 1 dinner (Dec. 2) and 3 breakfasts (Dec. 3, 4 and 5) … be prepared to pay $$$ for for all other meals * trip does not include cost for rental equipment or ski/snowboard lessons. You can plan on approx. $95.00 for 3 days of equipment rental at Sugarbush. If you do not own your own equipment, it is suggested that you rent or purchase or lease your equipment in Rochester prior to the trip, rather than renting while on the trip. * rental lockers are available at Sugarbush should you decide to carry a pack with lunch, snacks and beverages for your “at the mountain” needs * be sure to bring medical insurance information / cards and emergency contact phone numbers * be prepared for cold weather … Vermont mountains are tall and the weather conditions can be windy and very cold * prepare in advance for your MCC “pick-up” at 11:00 PM on Friday Jan. 5 (parking lot M1) The Wyndham Hotel in Burlington is a full service /resort with: fitness room, indoor swimming pool, and hot tub * Website information: ski area: www.sugarbush.com hotel: www.wyndhamburlington.com * as representatives of MCC on a Student Association sponsored event it is imperative that New York laws, Vermont laws, and MCC policies be followed at all times. Failure to do so will result in prosecution by local authorities and disciplinary action by the college. Have fun, be safe, and always be respectful of others. For more information: go to the OAU webpage or contact an OAU club member or a club advisor http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MCCOAU Office: 3-138A Phone: 292-3644 OAU Club Advisors: Professor Ernie Mellas 292-2428 Courtney Belluccio 292-2175 Participants who sign-up for this trip must attend one of the following pre-trip meetings: Wed. December 6, 12:00 noon in room 11-302 Mon. December 11, 4:00 PM in room 3-115 Tues. December 12, 2:00 PM in room 3-115 _____________________________________ When are payments due ? $75.00 deposit (non-refundable) … ASAP Full payment is due: December 11, 2006 Are guests allowed on this trip ? Yes … non-MCC students (guests) must be sponsored by an MCC student going on the trip and the price for guests is $365.00 (quad) Are only quad accommodations available ? No … but additional charges are added: Triples: add $25.00 per person Doubles: add $75.00 per person Singles: add $200.00 per person Does price include ski / snowboard lessons or equipment rentals ? No … but group lessons and equipment rentals are available. Check out web site: www.sugarbush.com for details on cost. January 2-5, 2007

2. Price includes: 3 days skiing / riding lift tickets at Sugarbush Ski Resort, Vermont 3 nights lodging at the Wyndham Resort Hotel in Burlington, Vermont 3 full breakfasts and 1 dinner at the Wyndham Resort Hotel Round-trip bus transportation and all bus transfers Outdoor Activities Unlimited Annual Ski / Snowboard Trip January 2 nd – 5 th, 2007 Sugarbush Ski Resort Vermont Trip Itinerary: Tuesday Jan. 2, 2007 Arrive at MCC (parking lot M1) at 9:00 AM … bus departs at 9:30 AM ½ hour rest and food stop arrive Wyndham Hotel in Burlington Vermont at 5:00 PM Pizza party at Hotel at 6:00 PM Wednesday Jan. 3, 2007 6:30 AM – 7:30 AM breakfast at Wyndham Hotel 7:45 AM bus transfer to Sugarbush 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM ski / ride 4:30 PM bus transfer back to hotel. Dinner on your own in downtown Burlington Thursday Jan. 4, 2007 6:30 AM – 7:30 AM breakfast at Wyndham Hotel 7:45 AM bus transfer to Sugarbush 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM ski / ride 4:30 PM bus transfer back to hotel. Dinner on your own in downtown Burlington Friday Jan. 5, 2007 6:30 AM – 7:30 AM breakfast at Wyndham Hotel …. Check-out of hotel rooms by 8:00 AM 8:15 AM bus transfer to Sugarbush 9:30 AM – 3:00PM ski / ride 3:30 PM bus departs ski area for return trip to MCC ½ hour rest and food stop 11:00 PM arrive back at MCC (parking lot M1) * Price is based on quad occupancy The Outdoor Activities Club is open to all MCC students. Our club meets every Monday at 12:00 noon in room 11-301. New members are always welcomed. Besides skiing and snowboarding, our club participates in a wide variety of outdoor activities including: hiking, camping, rock climbing, whitewater rafting, skydiving, biking, and kayaking. You are invited to our meetings or stop by our office in the MCC Campus Center (3-138A) for more information.