General Application Procedures - Cuyahoga Community College

Appendices
Appendix I
Appendix II
Appendix III
Appendix IV
Appendix V
Appendix VI
General Application Procedures
Transfer Module
Semester Course Numbering
Competencies and Skills Certifications
Equivalent Courses
Personnel

Appendix I
Cuyahoga Community College 2003-2005
General Application Procedures
APPENDIX I
General Application Procedures
Skilled Trades Apprenticeship Programs
The Skilled Trades Apprenticeship Programs are designed to prepare
students to work in the Construction Industry. Each skilled trade has
its own unique admissions requirements. An apprenticeship is a full
time commitment, in which the apprentices work most of the time in the
industry and attend classes on regular intervals to learn new skills.
Applied Industrial Technology -
Bricklaying
[Apprenticeship Program]
Applied Industrial Technology -
Carpentry
[Apprenticeship Program]
Applied Industrial Technology -
Cement Masonry
[Apprenticeship Program]
Applied Industrial Technology –
Construction Tending and Hazardous
Material Abatement
[Apprenticeship Program]
Applied Industrial Technology -
Drywall Finishing
[Apprenticeship Program]
Applied Industrial Technology -
Electrical Construction
[Apprenticeship Program]
Applied Industrial Technology -
Floorlaying
[Apprenticeship Program]
Applied Industrial Technology -
Glazing
[Apprenticeship Program]
Applied Industrial Technology -
Ironworking
[Apprenticeship Program]
Applied Industrial Technology -
Manufacturing Technology
[Apprenticeship Program]
Applied Industrial Technology -
Millwrighting
[Apprenticeship Program]
Applied Industrial Technology -
Operating Engineers
[Apprenticeship Program]
Applied Industrial Technology -
Painting
[Apprenticeship Program]
Applied Industrial Technology –
Precision Machining
[Certificate of Proficiency]
Applied Industrial Technology -
Sign and Display
[Apprenticeship Program]
Applied Industrial Technology -
Teledata
[Apprenticeship Program]
Program
Application/
Information Form
Contact
(216) 361-1652
Contact
(216) 391-2828
Contact
(216) 781-3303
Contact
(216) 881-5901
Contact
(440) 239-4575
Contact
(216) 573-0400
Contact
(216) 391-2828
Contact
(440) 239-4575
Contact
(216) 685-1781
Contact
(216) 987-3195
Contact Program
Manager
(216) 391-2828
Contact
(330) 659-4115
Contact
(440) 239-4575
Contact
(216) 987-3195
Contact
(440) 239-4575
Contact
(216) 573-0400
High School
Graduate or GED
Equivalency
English
Requirement
Mathematics
Requirement
Other Courses/
Requirements
Notes/ Other
Information
Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Intent-to-hire agreement
with participating
contractor.
Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Intent-to-hire agreement
with participating
contractor.
Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Aptitude Test Selection by
Committee
Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Aptitude Test Selection by
Committee
Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Intent-to-hire agreement
with participating
contractor.
High School
Graduate or GED
Not applicable
One year of high
school Algebra or
one college level
algebra class
English
Comprehension and
Mathematics Tests
Selection by
Committee
Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Intent-to-hire agreement
with participating
contractor.
Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Aptitude test Intent-to-hire agreement
with participating
contractor.
Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Aptitude test Selection by
Committee
Required Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Sponsorship by a
participating employer.
Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Intent-to-hire agreement
with participating
contractor.
Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Aptitude test Intent-to-hire agreement
with participating
contractor.
Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Aptitude test Intent-to-hire agreement
with participating
contractor.
Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Program Manager,
Ken McCreight
(216) 987-3195
Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Aptitude test Intent-to-hire agreement
with participating
contractor.
Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Aptitude test Selection by
Committee
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Appendix I
General Application Procedures
Business and Technology Programs
Certain programs at Cuyahoga Community College require students
to meet proficiency requirements in order to progress to the next level
of course work within the student’s major area of study. In addition
to the proficiency requirements, some may also require students to
complete an application for that program.
Students are responsible for meeting the admission and/or proficiency
requirements for a listed program major.
Prior to taking any course work, students should follow the regular
procedures for admission to Cuyahoga Community College. These
procedures can be found in the front part of the catalog under
Admissions.
In addition to the admission procedures, all students must do the
following:
1. If you have not taken an English or Math course at Tri-C or
completed English and Math courses at another college or
university, you must take the English and Math assessment
tests to determine your placement in these subjects. The
semester English and Math courses indicated on the chart are
the minimum levels for eligibility.
2. If indicated on the chart, submit a completed application form
to the program to which you wish to apply. Application forms
may be obtained from the departmental office.
3. Complete all other requirements for your program as specified
on the chart. Additional details about the program can
be obtained from the program coordinator/manager or by
appointment with a Tri-C counselor.
If an application is required for your program, the application does
not necessarily guarantee admission to that program.
NOTE: On the accompanying chart, the letter following the program
title indicates the home campus for that program. Only the home
campus offers all the required courses in the major field. Most prerequisites
and other specific degree requirements may be completed
at any Tri-C campus.
* Where the chart indicates “eligibility” for a particular course,
eligibility may be demonstrated by any of the following:
a. Completion of Tri-C’s assessment with a score appropriate for
placement into the specific course listed on the chart; OR
b. Completion of the prerequisite for the course listed on the chart with
a grade of “C” or higher (including equivalent courses transferred in
from another college or university); OR
c. Completion of the course listed on the chart with a grade of “C”
or higher (including equivalent courses transferred in from another
college or university).
† Or prior completion of equivalent quarter course (where applicable).
Contact Program Manager/Coordinator or campus division office
regarding eligible quarter courses
** MATH-1800/1820 and 2800/2820 will not meet this requirement.
Business and Technology General Application Procedures
Accounting
(E-M-W)
Architectural
& Construction
Engineering
Technology (M)
Automotive
Technology
(W)
Automotive
Technology
(Certificate of
Proficiency)
(W)
Program
Application/
Information Form
Not Applicable
High School
Graduate or GED
Equivalency
Not required,
but highly
recommended
English
Requirement
Eligibility for
1010
Not applicable Required Eligibility for
1010*
Contact the
Automotive
Technology
Department at
(216) 987-5330
Contact the
Automotive
Technology
Department at
(216) 987-5330
Not required,
but highly
recommended
Not required,
but highly
recommended
Mathematics
Requirement
Eligibility for
1000 level
Eligibility for
1160*
Other Courses/ Requirements
Not applicable
Complete the following:
•ARCH-1410†
•MIT-1100†
Not applicable Not applicable •Dealership sponsor required
for ASEP program.
•ASEP student handbooks
contain educational and
worksite requirements for
continuation in program.
Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
Notes/ Other Information
Non-degree students may enroll
for individual courses, providing
they meet the course specific
prerequisites.
•ASEP students also need to
complete AUTO-2940 and
AUTO-2950.
•Enrollment in individual
courses for students who are not
degree majors permitted.
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Business and Technology General Application Procedures
Program
Application/
Information Form
High School
Graduate
or GED
Equivalency
English
Requirement
Mathematics
Requirement
Other Courses/
Requirements
Notes/ Other Information
Computer
Maintenance
Technology
(Certificate of
Proficiency)
(E-M-W)
Not applicable Required Not
applicable
Not applicable
Complete the
following:
•IT-1000
•IT-1010
•First year of the AAS/EET in Computer
Networking Hardware degree.
Court Reporting
and Captioning
(M-W)
Not applicable Required Eligibility*
for 1010
Not applicable
Must be able to type
30 wpm
•Recommend students take C&CR-1000* in the
Spring or Summer prior to entering the program.
Deaf Interpretive
Services
(W)
Required - contact
DIS Program
Coordinator/
Manager
Required
Eligibility*
for 1010
Not applicable
•ASL-1001
•ASL-1010
•ASL-1100
•DIS-1300
•PSY-1010
(“B” grade or higher
in each of the above)
•Non-degree students may enroll for individual
courses, providing they meet the course specific
prerequisites.
Early Childhood
Education/Pre-K
(E-M-W)
Not applicableSee
“Notes” for Pre-K
specifics.
Required
Eligibility*
for 1010
Complete
placement test
Complete
•ECED-1010
•ECED-1300
(“C” grade or higher
in each)
•Applicants for Early Childhood Education must
be able to sign the Ohio Department of Human
Services Child Care Conviction Statement,
attesting that they have never been convicted or
pleaded guilty to child abuse or other crimes of
violence (Sect. 5104.09 Ohio Revised Code) and
that no child has been removed from their home
(Sect. 2151.353 Ohio Revised Code).
•Complete BCII Check (complete before ECED-
1860).
•Pre-Kindergarten Associate License is applied
for when associate degree is completed with an
overall GPA of 2.0, a GPA of 2.5 in all Early
Childhood courses and HLTH-1400 and with
completion of 330 hours of faculty supervised
fieldwork earning a 3.0 in ECED-2870 and 2990.
Early Childhood
Education
Infant/Toddler
(Certificate of
Proficiency)
(E-M-W)
Required - contact
Infant/Toddler
Certificate
Coordinator at
Metro
Required
Complete
placement
test
Complete
placement test
Not applicable
•Applicants for Early Childhood Education must
be able to sign the Ohio Department of Human
Services Child Care Conviction Statement,
attesting that they have never been convicted or
pleaded guilty to child abuse or other crimes of
violence (Sect. 5104.09 Ohio Revised Code) and
that no child has been removed from their home
(Sect.2151.353 Ohio Revised Code)
•Complete BCII check.
Early Childhood
Education
(Post-Degree
Professional
Certificate) Early
Literacy Mentor
(E-M-W)
Required -consult
Program Manager
(E)
or Program
Coordinators
(M,W)
Required
Completion
of ENG 1010
or highersee
ECED
department
(ENG-1020
or 2010,
highly recommended)
•AAS/ECED degree
(or equivalent with
ECED department
permission) or
Bachelor degree.
•ECED 1600,
Beginning Writing
and Reading, with a
“C” grade or higher.
•Applicants for Early Literacy Mentor Certificate
must be able to sign the Ohio Department
of Human Services Child Care Conviction
Statement, attesting that they have never been
convicted or pleaded guilty to child abuse or
other crimes of violence (Sect. 5104.09 Ohio
Revised Code) and that no child has been
removed from their home (Sect.2151.353 Ohio
Revised Code)
Electrical-
Electronic
Engineering
Technology
(4 programs)(M)
Not applicable Required Eligibility*
for ENG-
1010†
Eligibility* for
MATH-1160†
Not applicable
Concentrations available:
•Electrical-Electronic Engineering [Basic]
•Bio-Medical
•Robotics and Mechatronics Systems (New)
•Telecommunications
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Appendix I
Business and Technology General Application Procedures
Program
Application/
Information Form
High School
Graduate
or GED
Equivalency
English
Requirement
Mathematics
Requirement
Other Courses/ Requirements
Notes/ Other Information
Electrical-
Electronic
Engineering
Technology
(Computer
Networking
Hardware)(M)
Not applicable Required Complete
1010† with
“C” or
higher.
Complete
1060† or
higher**with
“C” or higher
Not applicable
•Skills acquired prepare students to
take industry certification exams.
•Certificate available in Computer
Maintenance Technology (A+
Certification).
Environmental,
Health
& Safety
Technology
(E)
Not applicable Required Eligibility*
for 1010
except with
departmental
permission
Eligibility*
for 1060
except with
depart-mental
permission
Not applicable
•Interview with Program Manager
strongly recommended.
Hospitality
Management
(3 programs)
(M)
Required – contact
Hospitality
Management
Department,
Metro Campus
(216) 987-4081
for application
Not required,
but highly
recommended
Eligibility*
for 1010
Eligibility*
for 0950 or
higher**
•HOSP-1010† with grade of
“C” or higher, or departmental
approval for continuation in
program.
•Must pass ServSafe Food
Protection Manager Certification
Examination to continue in
food production courses beyond
HOSP-1030.
•Most assignments must be word
processed or typed.
Concentrations available:
•Culinary Art
•Lodging- Tourism Management
•Restaurant/Food Service
Management
Hospitality
Management
(Certificates of
Proficiency)
(4 programs)
(M)
Required – contact
Hospitality
Management
Department,
Metro Campus
(216) 987-4081
for application
Not required,
but highly
recommended
Eligibility*
for 1010
Eligibility*
for 0950 or
higher**
•HOSP-1010† with grade of
“C” or higher, or departmental
approval for continuation in
program. •Must pass ServSafe
Food Protection Manager
Certification Examination to
continue in food production
courses beyond HOSP-1030.
•Most assignments must be word
processed or typed.
One-year certificates available in:
•Food & Beverage Operations
•Lodging Rooms Division
•Professional Baking
•Professional Culinarian/Cook
Human
Services
(2 options)
(M)
Required -
application may
be submitted
after meeting the
requirements listed.
Contact the Health
Careers Enrollment
Center for an
application
(216) 987-4247.
Not required,
but highly
recommended
Eligibility*
for 1010
Not applicable
Complete the following in
sequence:
•HS-1300† HS-1850† (“C” grade
or higher in each of the above).
Must maintain a 2.00 GPA in all HS
courses.
•Requirements listed are the same
for both Generalist and Alcohol/
Chemical Dependency options.
•Schedules must be approved
by HS faculty advisor prior to
registration for second semester and
beyond.
•Non-majors may enroll in HS
courses for which they have
satisfied the prerequisite.
•Contact program coordinator for
additional information.
Information
Technology
(5 programs)
(E-M-W)
(some courses
available at one
campus only)
Not applicable
Not required,
but highly
recommended
Eligibility*
for 1010
Eligibility for
1000-level
Not applicable
•Certificate available in Information
Application Specialist
•Non-degree students may enroll
for individual courses, providing
they meet the course specific
prerequisites.
•Skills acquired prepare students to
take industry certification.
*
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General Application Procedures
Business and Technology General Application Procedures
Program
Application/
Information Form
High School
Graduate
or GED
Equivalency
English
Requirement
Mathematics
Requirement
Other Courses/ Requirements
Notes/ Other Information
Law Enforcement
(Basic Police
Academy)
(UTC)
Required -
contact Police
Academy Office
at the United
Technology
Center
Required
Not
applicable
Not
applicable
•Current valid driver’s license.
•Must be at least 21 years of
age at completion of academy.
•No felony convictions
(misdemeanor convictions
will be reviewed by Academy
commander).
Legal Nurse
Consultant(Post-
Degree Professional
Certificate)
(W)
Required – contact
Paralegal Studies
Program Manager
Submit
all college
transcripts
verifying
Associate or
Bachelor degree.
Not
applicable
Not
applicable
•Assessment of computer
skills.
•Current R.N. license;
equivalent of two years clinical
work experience.
•Assessment of reading,
thinking, and writing skills.
2.50 GPA. Fall, Spring,
Summer Admission
Manufacturing/
Industrial Technology
(M)
Required Required Complete
1010†
Complete
1160†
Complete the following:
•MET-1100†
•MIT-1100†
•MIT-1200†
•MIT-1250†
Certificate programs available
in:
•Computer-Aided
Manufacturing (CAM)
•Machine Tools
Manufacturing/
Industrial Technology
– (Drafting) (M-W)
(some courses available
at one campus only)
Required Required Complete
1010†
Complete
1160†
Complete the following:
•MET-1100†
•MIT-1100†
•MIT-1200†
•MIT-1250†
Certificate program available
in:
•Computer-Aided Drafting
(CAD)
Mechanical
Engineering
Technology
(M)
Required Required Complete
1010†
Complete
1160†
Complete the following:
•MET-1100†
•MIT-1200†
•MIT-1250†
Paralegal Studies
(W)
Required Required Eligibility*
for 1010†
Not
applicable
Complete the following:
•PL-1000† with “B” or higher.
•Personal narrative.
•Assessment of college-level
writing skills.
•Assessment of thinking/
reading skills.
•2.50 GPA.
•Submit all college/ university
transcripts.
Paralegal Studies
(Post-Degree
Professional
Certificate)
(W)
Required – contact
Paralegal Studies
Program Manager
Requiredsubmit
college
transcripts to
verify Associate
or Bachelor
degree, if
applicable
Not
applicable
Not
applicable
Complete the following
•PL-1000† with “B” or higher.
•Personal narrative.
•Assessment of college-level
writing skills.
•Assessment of thinking/
reading skills.
•Assessment of computer
skills.
•2.50 GPA.
•Spring, Summer, and Fall
admission
Plant Science and
Landscape Technology
(2 programs)
(E)
Not required
Not required,but
highly
recommended
Eligibility for
1010
recommended
Complete
placement
test.
None
•Submit all college transcripts.
•Certificate available in
Landscape Technician.
•Garden Center Operations
Concentration available.
Plant Science and
Landscape Technology
- Landscape Technician
(Certificate of
Proficiency)(E)
Not required
Not required, but
highly
recommended
Eligibility
for 1010
recommended
Complete
placement
test.
None
•Submit all college transcripts.
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Appendix I
Business and Technology General Application Procedures
Program
Application/
Information
Form
High School
Graduate
or GED
Equivalency
English
Requirement
Mathematics
Requirement
Other Courses/
Requirements
Notes/ Other Information
Real Estate – Mortgage
Finance(M)
Not applicable Required Eligibility*
for 0990
Eligibility for
0950
Not applicable
•Non-degree students may enroll for
individual courses
Real Estate – Mortgage
Finance (Certificate of
Proficiency)
(M)
Not applicable Required Eligibility*
for 0990
Eligibility for
0950
Not applicable
•Non-degree students may enroll for
individual courses
Recording Arts and
Technology
(M)
Required -
contact Program
Manager, Tom
Wiggins at
(216) 987-4252.
Required
Eligibility*
for ENG-1010
Eligibility*
for MATH-
1060
•Basic Windows and
Macintosh PC skills.
Students will take
assessment test.
•GPA: 2.0 in program courses; 2.0
overall.
•For degree: Recommend PC and
Macintosh workshops or courses in the
summer prior to entering the program.
•Students interested in program or courses
should contact the Recording Arts &
Technology Dept. at (216) 987-4252.
Visual Communication
& Design – Advertising
Design
(E-W)
Not applicable
Not required,
but highly
recommended
Eligibility*
for 1010
Not
applicable
Complete VC&D
1010
•Contact Program Coordinator or
Counselor for additional information.
•Non-program students may enroll for
individual courses.
Visual Communication
& Design – Digital
Publishing
(W)
Not applicable
Not required,
but highly
recommended
Eligibility*
for ENG-
1010 highly
recommended
Eligibility for
MATH-1060
or higher*
recommended
Complete VC&D
1010
•Contact Program Coordinator for
additional information.
•Non-degree students may enroll
in individual courses if they meet
prerequisites.
Visual Communication
& Design – Graphic
Design
(E-W)
Not applicable
Not required,
but highly
recommended
Eligibility*
for 1010
Not
applicable
Complete VC&D
1010
•Certificate available in Graphic design.
•Contact Program Coordinator or
Counselor for additional information.
•Non-program students may enroll for
individual courses.
Visual Communication
& Design – Graphic
Design (Certificate of
Proficiency)
(E-W)
Not applicable
Not required,
but highly
recommended
Eligibility*
for 1010
Not
applicable
Complete VC&D
1010
•Contact Program Coordinator or
Counselor for additional information.
•Non-program students may enroll for
individual courses.
Visual Communication
& Design – Illustration
(E-W)
Not applicable
Not required,
but highly
recommended
Eligibility*
for 1010
Not
applicable
Complete VC&D
1010
•Contact Program Coordinator or
Counselor for additional information.
•Non-program students may enroll for
individual courses
.
Visual Communications
& Design – Interactive
Media
(W)
Not applicable
Not required,
but highly
recommended
Eligibility*
for ENG-
1010 highly
recommended
Eligibility for
MATH-1060
or higher*
recommended
Complete VC&D
1010
•Contact Program Coordinator for
additional information
•Non-degree students may enroll
in individual courses if they meet
prerequisites.
Visual
Communications &
Design – Photography
(W)
Required
- contact
Photography
Program
Coordinator,
Western
Campus.
Not required,
but highly
recommended
Eligibility*
for 1010
Not
applicable
•Complete VCPH
1050 with grade of
“B” or higher.
•Submission of a
portfolio.
•Portfolio reviews conducted twice per
year: end of Fall and Spring semesters.
•Departmental approval may be granted
for enrollment in individual courses for
students who are not degree majors.
•Some photography courses may be
available at Metro campus; completion
of degree requires attendance at Western
campus.
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General Application Procedures
Nursing (Associate Degree)
Nursing (Accelerated Track)
Practical Nursing (Certificate of Proficiency)
Admission each year is limited to the number of openings in each
program. Those students applying and meeting all of the specific admission
requirements will be admitted in the order in which completed
applications are received.
Those who wish to apply for any of these programs must complete
the following general procedures; see the chart on Nursing, General
Applications Procedures for additional application requirements.
1. Submit a completed application for Admission to Cuyahoga
Community College, unless you have previously applied. Prior Tri-
C students who have not been enrolled for three years or longer must
submit an application for Admission/ Readmission to Tri-C.
2. Contact the high school from which you graduated or the agency
that issued your GED and have them send an official transcript directly
to your home campus Office of Admissions and Records at Tri-C.
3. Contact all colleges/universities you have attended and have them
send an official transcript directly to the Office of Admissions and
Records at Tri-C. To ensure time for processing, the transcript should
be received at Tri-C at least six to eight weeks prior to the time you
expect to apply to the nursing program. Applicants who have attended
institutions outside the USA must contact the Office of Admissions
and Records for special procedures.
4. Complete all required courses and meet the grade point average
(GPA) requirements as specified in the accompanying chart. If you
have not taken an English or Math course at Tri-C or completed English
and Math courses at another college or university, you must take the
English and Math assessment tests to determine your placement in
these subjects. The semester English and Math courses indicated on
the chart are the minimum levels for eligibility. In addition to academic
requirements, the NET (Nurse Entrance Test) is required except for
those applying for the Accelerated Nursing program.
5. Nursing applicants can obtain the Application for the Associate
Degree Nursing Program from the Office of Nursing Education at
the Metropolitan Campus (216) 987-4626, or the Application for the
Practical Nursing Program from the Practical Nursing Office at the
Metropolitan Campus (216) 987-3138. With the Application form,
you will receive more information about the steps for applying -- read
and follow that information carefully.
Any falsification of information provided in the application will
automatically disqualify applicant for admission to a program.
NOTE: On the accompanying chart, the letter following the program
title shows the home campus for the program. Only the home campus
offers all the required courses in the major field. Most prerequisites
and other specific degree requirements may be completed at any Tri-
C campus.
Misdemeanors and Felonies: The Ohio Board of Nursing frequently
receives calls from prospective students, school officials, and the Bureau
of Vocational Rehabilitation Services regarding whether the Board will
permit a person who has a prior record of misdemeanors and/or felonies
to sit for the licensure examination or become licensed. The Board of
Nursing has no statutory authority to advise as to whether an individual
will be permitted to take the licensure examination or be able to be
licensed until the individual actually applies to the Board for licensure
by examination (Ohio Board of Nursing [9/23/98]. Requirements for
Section 5 of the Application for Licensure as a Nurse).
Felony Preclusion Bill: The Felony Preclusion Bill, signed by the
Governor April, 2002, is an initiative to identify applicants for licensure
with felony convictions. The Ohio Board of Nursing has the authority
in this law to refuse to grant licensure to applicants with any of the
felony convictions specified in the law. The egregious felonies listed
in the bill include: aggravated murder; murder; voluntary manslaughter;
felonious assault; kidnapping; rape; sexual battery; gross sexual
imposition; aggravated arson; aggravated robbery; and aggravated
burglary. The law requires a criminal records check for new applicants
for licensure.
* Eligibility for a specific course may be demonstrated by any of the
following:
a. Completion of Tri-C’s placement test with a score appropriate into the
specific course listed on the chart; OR
b. Completion of the prerequisite for the course listed on the chart with
a grade of “C” or higher (including equivalent courses transferred in
from another college or university); OR
c. Completion of the course listed on the chart with a grade of “C”
or higher (including equivalent courses transferred in from another
college or university).
† Or prior completion of equivalent quarter course (where applicable).
Contact Program Manager/Coordinator regarding eligible quarter
courses.
** MATH-1800/1820 and 2800/2820 will not meet this requirement. In
Nursing and Practical Nursing, MATH-1160 and MATH-1250 will
not meet this requirement, as well.
For students admitted to begin this program prior to Fall 2004, MATH-
1140 Applied Algebra, will meet the new math degree requirement for
admission to this program. MATH-1140 will also meet the College’s
math requirement for graduation through Summer 2006.
STUDENTS ADMITTED TO BEGIN THIS PROGRAM FALL,
2004, AND AFTER MUST COMPLETE MATH-1141, APPLIED
ALGEBRA AND MATHEMATICAL REASONING, OR
HIGHER.
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Appendix I
Nursing, General Application Procedures
Nursing
(M)
Nursing -- Accelerated Track
(M)
Practical Nursing
(Certificate of Proficiency)
(M)
Application Submission
Date
Applications may be submitted after
meeting requirements listed below.
Application may be submitted after
meeting requirements listed below
HS/GED Required Yes Submit all college transcripts verifying
Bachelor degree.
English Core Requirement
(also see GPA below)
Mathematics Core
Requirement**
(also see GPA below)
Other Core Courses/
Requirements
(also see GPA below)
Time Limit on Core
Courses
(Prior to Application)
GPA
Work Experience/
Volunteer
Number Accepted/ Year
Notes/Other Information
Applications may be submitted after
meeting requirements listed below. Send
to Program Manager, Ms. Janice Melnick,
Metro Campus, 216-987-3138.
Required
Complete ENG-1010† with “C” or higher. Complete 1010† with “C” or higher Eligibility* for 1010
Complete MATH-1141 † or higher with “C”
or higher**.
Complete the following:
•BIO-1100† or CHEM-1010 and 1020†
•PSY-1010†
(“C” grade or higher in each of the above.)
Science courses listed above must have
been completed within the past seven
years at the time of the Nurse Entrance
Test (NET), and when RN application is
submitted.
2.00 core courses
2.50 overall
Complete 1141 † or higher with “C” or
higher**.
Complete the following:
•BIO-1100† or CHEM-1010† and
1020†
•BIO-2330†
•BIO-2340†
•BIO-2500†
•PSY-1010†
(“C” grade or higher in each of the
above.)
Science courses listed above must
have been completed within the past
seven years when the RN application is
submitted.
2.00 core courses
2.50 overall
Eligibility* for 1141
Not applicable
Seven years (see Notes below)
2.00 overall
Not required Not required Not required
Dayclass admitted Fall and Spring.
Modified evening class admitted Fall only.
Space available basis.
•Nurse Entrance Test (NET) required after
successfully completing 4 core courses
listed above and an overall 2.50 GPA.
•Only 1 of the 4 core courses may be
repeated if first grade is “D”/“F” within past
7 years.
•Only 1 of the 3 Biology courses BIO-2330
(or 1430), 2340 (or 1440) and 2500 may be
repeated if the first grade is “D”/“F” within
past 7 years.
•LPN’s may apply for ACCESS in Nursing
(see department for details).
•Once beginning the nursing course
sequence, all nursing courses must be
completed in 4 years.
•CHEM-1010 and CHEM-1020 replace
BIO-1100 for students planning to transfer
to a Baccalaureate Nursing Program
.•Transfer students must meet all admission
and progression requirements.
Accelerated Track admitted Summer,
Day section only. Space available basis.
•Pre-admission test not required.
•Only 1 of the following core courses:
ENG-1010, PSY-1010, MATH-1141,
BIO-1100 may be repeated if first grade
is “D”/“F” within past 7 years.
•Only 1 of the remaining Biology core
courses: BIO-2330 (or 1430), 2340
(or 1440) and 2500 may be repeated if
the first grade is “D”/“F” within past 7
years.
•Once beginning the nursing course
sequence, all nursing courses must be
completed in 2.5 years.
•CHEM-1010 and CHEM-1020 replace
BIO-1100 for students planning to
transfer to a Baccalaureate Nursing
Program.
•Transfer students must meet
all admission and progression
requirements.
Day class admitted Fall only. Space
available basis. Clinical experiences may
be held during the day and/or evenings.
•BIO-1100 [CHEM-1010 and CHEM-
1020 replace BIO-1100 † for student
planning to transfer credits] and BIO-2330
(or 1430) † not required for admission but
cannot be more than 7 years old from date
of admission. Only one science course
may be repeated once to improve a grade
of less than “C”.
•Once Practical Nursing courses have
begun, all other classes must be taken in
program sequence.
•A grade of “C” or higher required for
ENG-1010, MATH-1141, BIO-1100, BIO-
2330, PSY-1010 and PSY-2020.
•Pass Nurse Entrance Test (NET); achieve
a grade of 50% or higher in Essential
Math Skills and 50% or higher in Reading
Comprehension
•ACCESS in Nursing available for
graduates of this Certificate program.
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Health Careers
Courses in health career programs are offered in a sequence which
begins in the Fall semester (unless indicated otherwise in the accompanying
chart of application procedures).
Admission each year is limited to the number of openings in each
program. Those students applying and meeting all of the specific admission
requirements will be admitted in the order in which completed
applications are received.
Those who wish to apply for any of these programs must complete the
following general procedures; see the chart for additional application
requirements.
1. Submit a completed application for Admission to Cuyahoga
Community College, unless you have previously applied. Prior
Tri-C students who have not been enrolled for three years or
longer must submit an application for Admission/Readmission
to Tri-C.
2. Contact the high school from which you graduated or the
agency that issued your GED and have them send an official
transcript directly to your home campus Office of Admissions
and Records at Tri-C.
3. Contact all colleges/universities you have attended and
have them send an official transcript(s) directly to the Office
of Admissions and Records at Tri-C. To ensure time for
processing, the transcript should be received at Tri-C at least
six to eight weeks prior to the time you expect to apply to
the health career program. Applicants who have attended
institutions outside the USA must contact the Office of
Admissions and Records for special procedures.
4. Complete all required courses and meet the grade point
average (GPA) requirements as specified in the accompanying
chart. If you have not taken an English or Math course at Tri-
C or completed English and Math courses at another college
or university, you must take the English and Math assessment
tests to determine your placement in these subjects. The
semester English and Math courses indicated on the chart are
the minimum levels for eligibility. In addition to academic
requirements, programs may also require certain kinds of
experience or other criteria; refer to the chart for additional
information.
5. Submit the program’s application form to the appropriate
office as indicated. Please note that additional documents
may be required to accompany your Application Form (such
as additional copies of high school and college/university
transcripts, even if already on file in the Office of Admissions
and Records). You will receive directions concerning
additional documents when you obtain the program’s
application form.
Any falsification of information provided in the application will
automatically disqualify applicant for admission to a program.
NOTE: On the accompanying chart, the letter following the program
title shows the home campus for the program. Only the home campus
offers all the required courses in the major field. Most prerequisites
and other specific degree requirements may be completed at any Tri-
C campus.
* Where the chart indicates “eligibility” for a particular course, eligibility
may be demonstrated by any of the following:
a. Completion of Tri-C’s assessment with a score appropriate for
placement into the specific course listed on the chart; OR
b. Completion of the prerequisite for the course listed on the chart with
a grade of “C” or higher (including equivalent courses transferred in
from another college or university); OR
c. Completion of the course listed on the chart with a grade of “C”
or higher (including equivalent courses transferred in from another
college or university).
† Or prior completion of equivalent quarter course (where applicable).
Contact Program Manager/Coordinator or campus division office
regarding eligible quarter courses.
** MATH-1800/1820 and 2800/2820 will not meet this requirement. For
students admitted to begin this program prior to Fall 2004, MATH-
1140 Applied Algebra, will meet the new math degree requirement for
admission to this program. MATH-1140 will also meet the College’s
math requirement for graduation through summer 2006.
STUDENTS ADMITTED TO BEGIN THIS PROGRAM FALL
2004 AND AFTER MUST COMPLETE MATH-1141 APPLIED
ALGEBRA AND MATHEMATICAL REASONING, OR
HIGHER.
***Commission for Accreditation of Applied Health Education
Program (CAAHEP) or a nationally recognized health career
program accrediting agency.
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Appendix I
Health Careers General Application Procedures
Application
Submission
Date
HS/GED
Required
English Core
Requirement
(also see GPA
below)
Mathematics
Core
Requirement**
(also see GPA
below)
Other Core
Courses/
Requirements
(also see GPA
below)
Time Limit on
Core Courses
(Prior to
Application)
Dental Assisting
1+1 Program
(M)
Application may
be submitted
after meeting
requirements
listed below.
Dental Assisting
(Certificate of
Proficiency)
(M)
Applications may
be submitted
after meeting
requirements
listed below.
Dental Hygiene
(M)
Application may be
submitted after meeting
requirements listed
below.
Diagnostic Medical
Sonography
(W)
Applications may
be submitted
after meeting all
requirements listed
below.
Diagnostic Medical
Sonography
(Post-Degree
Professional Certificate)
(W)
Required application
may be submitted after
meeting all requirements
listed below.
Yes Yes Yes Yes Submit all college
transcripts verifying
Associate or Bachelor
degree.
Eligibility* for
1010 (check
with program
manager for
part-time option,
if ineligible).
Complete
placement test.
Eligibility* for
1010
Complete
placement test.
Complete 1010† with
“C” or higher.
Complete 1141 or
higher with “C” or
higher**.
Not applicable Not applicable Complete the
following:
•BIO-1100†
•BIO-2330 (or 1430)†
•SPCH-1000†
(“C” or higher in each
of the above).
Not applicable Not applicable Five years (see Notes
below)
GPA No minimum No minimum 3.0 core courses
2.5 overall
Work
Experience/
Volunteer
Number
Accepted/ Year
Notes/Other
Information
20 hours
of recent
observation or
employment in a
dental setting.
20 hours
of recent
observation or
work in dental
assisting (see
notes)
20 hours observation/
employment in a
dental setting. 4-8 of
the 20 hours in the
Metro Campus Dental
Hygiene Clinic. Call
(216) 987-4413 to
schedule appointment.
Complete 1010† with
“C” or higher.
Complete 1141 or
higher with “C” or
higher**.
Complete the
following
•MA-1020†
•BIO-1221
(or 2330 and 2340)†
•PHYS-1070
(“C” grade or higher in
each of the above)
Dietetic Technology
(M)
Applications may
be submitted
after meeting all
requirements listed
below.
Yes
Not applicable Eligibility* for 1010
Not applicable Eligibility* for 1141
Not applicable
Not applicable
Not applicable Not applicable 7 year limit
2.5 core courses
2.0 overall
Verification of
having completed a
2-4 hour observation
where the candidate
“shadows” an
ARDMS-credentialed
sonographer in their
work environment. See
details in application
packet.
2.5 core courses
2.0 overall
Verification of license/
credential of one of the
following: Diagnostic
Medical Sonographer,
Radiologic Technologist,
Respiratory Therapist,
Occupational Therapist,
Physical Therapist, or
Registered Nurse.
20/yr 20/yr 26/yr 30/yr 5-15/yr 20/yr
•Interview with
department
staff member
required.
•Dental Assisting
Award available,
contact
department.
•See program
manager if
unable to meet
observation
or work
requirement.
•Interview with
department staff
member required.
•Dental
Assisting Award
available, contact
department.
•All science courses
must have been
completed within five
years of admission to
program, and may only
be repeated once to
improve a grade.
•BIO-2500
Microbiology may
not be substituted
for BIO-2520 Oral
Microbiology and
Immunology.
•Core courses may be
repeated only once to
improve a grade.
•After acceptance into
program and prior to
clinical assignment,
applicant must submit
verification of current
Basic Heartsavers
(CPR) and evidence
of good health by
fulfilling health
requirements of DMS
Program.
•After acceptance into
program and prior to
clinical assignment,
applicant must submit
verification of current
Basic Heartsavers (CPR)
and evidence of good
health by fulfilling health
requirements of DMS
Program.
2.0 core courses
2.0 overall
Not required
•General Nutrition
certificate available.
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Health Careers General Application Procedures
Application
Submission
Date
HS/GED
Required
English Core
Requirement
(also see GPA
below)
Mathematics
Core
Requirement**
(also see GPA
below)
Other Core
Courses/
Requirements
(also see GPA
below)
Time Limit on
Core Courses
(Prior to
Application)
GPA
Work
Experience/
Volunteer
Electroneurodiagnostic
Technology
(W)
Applications may be submitted
after meeting all requirements
listed below.
Emergency Medical Technology
(M-E)
•EMT-Basic due 2 weeks before
classes.
•EMT-P due 6 weeks before
classes.
•BIO-1050 or 2330 prerequisite
or concurrent enrollment for
EMT-P course (EMT-2310).
•Applications to AAS degree
submitted after meeting ENG &
MATH requirements.
Health Information
Management
(M)
Applications may be submitted
after meeting requirements
listed below.
Massotherapy
[2 Programs]
(E)
Application should be made when
the student enrolls in the core courses
listed below.
Yes Only for AAS degree Yes Yes. Official transcripts are to be
mailed to the Massotherapy Program
with a completed Preliminary
Education Application Form and a $35
check made out to the State Medical
Board of Ohio.
Complete 1010 with “C” or
higher
Not applicable
Complete the following:
•BIO-1100 or CHEM-1010 and
1020
•BIO-2330 (or 1430)
(“C” grade or higher in each of
the above)
Complete 1010† with “C” or
higher (AAS Degree only).
Highly recommended for
Paramedic course.
Complete 1060† or higher**
with “C” or higher. (AAS
Degree only). Highly
recommended for Paramedic
course.
•Valid driver’s license for degree
program.
•EMT-Basic Ohio certification
for EMT-P program.
•Signed felon/misdemeanor
statement
•EMT Basic certification and
Program Manager approval for
all courses.
Complete 1010† with “C” or
higher.
Not applicable
Complete the following
•BIO-1100†
•BIO-2330 (or 1430)†
•IT-1010 (or CS-1020)†
•MA-1020†
(“C” grade or higher in each of
the above.)
Complete 1010† with “C” or higher.
Not applicable. Please see degree
requirements.
Complete the following:
•BIO-1050/105L†
•MT-1100†
•MT-1240†
•PSY-1010†
(“C” or higher in each of the above.)
Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Seven years (see Notes below)
2.00 core courses
2.00 overall
Observation visit required (see
details in application packet)
2.00 core courses
2.00 overall
One year EMT-Basic experience
preferred for entry into EMT-P.
2.50 core courses
2.00 overall
Not required
2.50 core courses
2.50 overall
Not required
Number
Accepted/Year
20/yr
300/yr EMT-Basic; 150/yr
EMT-P.
20/yr
25/yr for day classes and
25/yr for evening classes (combined
total for degree and certificate)
Notes/Other
Information
•Pre-admission status may be
offered if core requirements are
incomplete. Contact David Lucas
at 216-987-5267.
•Core courses may be repeated
only once to improve a grade
below “C”.
•Accepted applicants must attend
a group information session prior
to Fall semester.
•EMT-Basic available at E-M-
W; EMT-P available at M-E.
•Courses offered as listed
in schedule book. Many are
flexible; contact Program
Manager for information.
•Must be 18 years of age prior to
National Registry exam at end
of EMT-Basic.
•All EMT classes must be
completed with “C” or higher.
•Clinical components of all
classes must be completed
within one year.
•Core courses may only be
repeated once to improve a
grade.
•Upon acceptance into program
and prior to clinical practice,
student must submit evidence of
good health.
•All science and math courses must
have been completed within seven
years of application submission, and
may only be repeated once to improve
a grade.
•Upon acceptance to the program and
prior to matriculation, students must
submit evidence of good health.
•Accepted candidates will be required
to attend a group observation session
prior to matriculation.
•Preliminary Educational Approval
Certificate from State Medical
Board MUST be submitted prior to
acceptance.
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Health Careers General Application Procedures
Application
Submission
Date
HS/GED
Required
English Core
Requirement
(also see GPA
below)
Mathematics
Core
Requirement**
(also see GPA
below)
Other Core
Courses/
Requirements
(also see GPA
below)
Time Limit on
Core Courses
(Prior to
Application)
GPA
Work
Experience/
Volunteer
Massotherapy
(Post-Degree Professional Certificate)
(E)
Application should be made when
the student enrolls in the core courses
listed below.
Yes. Official transcripts are to be
mailed to the Massotherapy Program
with a completed Preliminary
Education Application Form and
a $35 check made out to the State
Medical Board of Ohio.
Associate or Bachelor degree
required.
Not applicable
Complete the following:
•MT-1240
•MT-1270
(or any equivalent college-level
anatomy and physiology courses)
•MT-1100
(“C” grade or higher in each of the
above)
Medical
Assisting
(M)
Applications
may be
submitted
while meeting
requirements
listed below
Medical Assisting
(Certificate of
Proficiency)(M)
Applications may
be submitted
while meeting
requirements
listed below
Medical Laboratory
Technology
(M)
Applications may
be submitted while
meeting requirements
listed below.
Nuclear Medicine
(W)
Yes Yes Yes Yes
Eligibility*
for 1010†
with “C” or
higher
Eligibility*
for 1060† or
higher** with
“C” or higher.
•Typing
speed of
25-30 words/
minute (a
Keyboarding
course such as
IT-1000 may
be taken).
Eligibility* for
1010† with “C” or
higher
Eligibility* for
1060† or higher**
with “C” or
higher.
•Typing speed
of 25-30
words/minute
(a Keyboarding
course such as
IT-1000 may be
taken).
Complete 1010† with
“C” or higher.
Complete 1141 (or
1140) †or higher**
with “C” or higher.
Complete the
following:
•BIO-1100†
•CHEM-1300†
(“C” or higher in each
of the above)
Seven years (see Notes below) None None Seven years (see
Notes below)
2.50 core course
2.50 overall
2.00 overall 2.00 overall 2.50 core courses
2.50 overall
Applications may be submitted after
meeting all requirements listed below
Complete ENG-1010† with “C” or
higher.
Complete MATH-1200 †
or higher with “C” or higher.**
Complete the following:
•BIO-1221†
•MA-1020†
•CHEM-1010†
(“C” grade or higher in each of the
above)
Not applicable
2.50 core courses
2.00 overall
Not required Not required Not required Not required Not required
Number
Accepted/Year
Notes/Other
Information
25/yr for day classes and
25/yr for evening classes (combined
total for degree and certificate)
•Science courses must have been
completed within the past seven years
at time of application submission, and
may only be repeated once to improve
a grade.
•Upon acceptance to the program and
prior to matriculation, students must
submit evidence of good health.
•Accepted candidates MUST attend
a group observation session prior to
matriculation.
•Preliminary Educational Approval
Certificate from State Medical
Board MUST be submitted prior to
acceptance.
•Official college transcripts must
be submitted to the massotherapy
program prior to admittance.
20/yr 20/yr 20/yr Approximately 12-15 students – varies
depending on space available at clinical
facilities.
•One
year (two
semesters)
Medical
Assisting
Certificate of
Proficiency
available.
•Certificate of
Proficiency is first
year of AAS in
Medical Assisting.
•All science and
math courses must
have been completed
within seven years
of application
submission, and may
only be repeated once
to improve a grade.
Applicants with
Bachelor’s or higher
degree in sciences
may have 7-year
limit on science and
math courses waived
(contact program
manager).
•Laboratory
Phlebotomy
Competency Award
available at Tri-C.
•Verify current Basic Life Support
course for Health Care Providers
(Course C) according to Amer. Heart
Assn. standards or equivalent prior to
receiving clinical assignment—submit
photocopy of both sides of CPR card.
•Submit evidence of good health and
appropriate immunizations prior to first
clinical assignment. Students will be
dropped from program if significant
limiting health conditions are present to
prevent student from performing normal
functions of nuclear medicine student
and/or constitute a hazard to health or
safety of patients.
•Prior to clinical placement, verification
of successful completion of DMS-
1350 Patient Care and Basic Medical
Techniques Lab or equivalent course
work.
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Health Careers General Application Procedures
Application
Submission Date
HS/GED
Required
English Core
Requirement
(also see GPA
below)
Mathematics
Core
Requirement**
(also see GPA
below)
Other Core
Courses/
Requirements
(also see GPA
below)
Time Limit on
Core Courses
(Prior to
Application)
GPA
Work
Experience/
Volunteer
Number
Accepted/Year
Notes/Other
Information
Occupational Therapy
Assistant Technology
(M)
Applications may be
submitted after meeting
requirements listed
below
Optical
Technology
(M)
Applications
may be
submitted
after meeting
requirements
listed below.
Optical Technology
(Certificate of
Proficiency)
(M)
Applications may
be submitted
after meeting
requirements listed
below.
Pharmacy
Technology
(E)
Applications may
be submitted
after meeting
requirements listed
below.
Pharmacy
Technician
(Certificate of
Proficiency)
(E)
Applications may
be submitted
after meeting
requirements
listed below.
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Complete 1010† with
“C” or higher.
Not applicable
Complete the following:
•BIO-1100†
•BIO-2330 (or 1430)†
Seven years (see Notes
below)
2.50 core courses
2.50 overall
•25 hours of documented
volunteer experience
under supervision of an
occupational therapist
or occupational therapist
assistant
or
Completion of OTAT-
1300 Occupational
Therapy Principles
course.
Eligibility*
for 1010†
with “C” or
higher.
Eligibility*
for 1060†
or higher
with “C” or
higher**.
Not
applicable
Not
applicable
Not applicable Complete 1010 †
with “C” or higher.
Not applicable
Not applicable
Not applicable
Eligibility*
for 1141 (or
completion of 0960
or 0980 with a “C”
or higher.)
Complete BIO-
1100 † with “C” or
higher.
Seven years
(see Notes below)
2.00 overall Not applicable 2.00 core courses
2.00 overall
Complete 1010†
with “C” or
higher.
Eligibility*
for 1141† (or
completion of
0960 or 0980
with a “C” or
higher.)
Complete BIO-
1100 † with “C”
or higher.
Seven years
(see Notes
below)
2.00 core courses
2.00 overall
Physical Therapist Assisting
Technology
(M)
Applications may be submitted after
meeting requirements listed below.
Complete ENG-1010† with “C” or
higher.
Eligibility* for MATH-1200
Complete the following:
•BIO-2330 (or 1430) †
•MA-1020†
(“C” grade or higher in each of the
above.)
Ten years (see Notes below)
3.00 core courses
2.70 overall
Not required Not required Not required Not required •40 hours volunteer work in
Physical Therapy department under
supervision of licensed physical
therapist or physical therapist
assistant. Volunteer hours must be
documented.
24/yr 20/yr 25/yr. Varies Varies 24/ yr.
•All science courses
must have been
completed within seven
years of application
submission, and may
only be repeated once to
improve a grade.
•English, Math and
Science courses may be
repeated only one time
to earn a grade of “C”.
•Certificate
available
•Science and math
courses must have
been completed
within the past
seven years at the
time of admission
to the program, and
may be repeated
only once to
improve a grade.
•Interview with
program manager
encouraged.
•Science and
math courses
must have been
completed within
the past seven
years at the time
of admission to
the program, and
may be repeated
only once to
improve a grade.
•Interview with
program manager
encouraged.
•All science and math courses must
have been completed within the past
ten years.
•Core courses may only be repeated
once to improve a grade.
•BIO-2330 requires prerequisite
course BIO-1100, which is required
for the AAS degree in Physical
Therapy Assisting.
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Health Careers General Application Procedures
Application Submission
Date
Physician Assistant
(W)
Applications may be submitted after meeting requirements
listed below.
Polysomnography
(Sleep Disorders)
Certificate of Proficiency (W)
Applications may be
submitted after meeting all
requirements listed below.
HS/GED Required Not required Yes Yes
English Core
Requirement (also see
GPA below)
Mathematics Core
Requirement**
(also see GPA below)
Other Core Courses/
Requirements
(also see GPA below)
Time Limit on Core
Courses (Prior to
Application)
GPA
Work Experience/
Volunteer
Radiography
(W)
Applications may be submitted after
meeting all requirements listed below.
Complete 1010† (or equivalent transfer course) Not applicable Complete 1010† with “C” or higher.
Complete 1141 † or higher (or equivalent transfer course)** Not applicable Complete 1141 (or 1140)† or higher
with “C” or higher**.
Complete the following:
•BIO-1100†
•BIO-2330 (or 1430)† and (or equivalent transfer course)
•BIO-2340 (or 1440)† (or equivalent transfer course)
Seven years (except for English)
[see Notes below]
•Minimum 3.00 for English, Math, and BIO-1100.
•Minimum 3.00 calculated for BIO-2330 and 2340. Each of
these courses may be repeated only once to improve a grade
below “C”.
•2.70 overall (in program required courses).
•A minimum grade of “C” must be earned in each course, (i.e.
a “D” in one of these courses will not be accepted).
•Verification of having completed an accredited*** post
secondary health career education program (minimum of
12 months in duration); OR an associate or higher degree
in any field; OR medical training in the U.S. Military will
be accepted in lieu of an accredited health career education
program; AND verification of minimum of two years fulltime
(or 4,000 hours) recent (within last 7 years) health care
experience related to patient care. Does not include clinical
experience time obtained as part of an educational or training
program or volunteer experience.
•Verification of completion of 6-8 hour observation during
which the candidate will “shadow” an NCCPA certified
Physician Assistant or Surgical Physician Assistant in their
work environment.
Complete the following:
•BIO-1100† or CHEM-1010
and 1020†
•BIO-2330 (or BIO-1430)†
(“C” or higher in each of the
above.)
Not applicable
2.00 core courses
2.00 overall
Observation visits required
(see details in application
packet)
Complete the following:
•BIO-1221
•MA-1020†
•PSY-1010†
(“C” grade or higher in each of the
above.)
Not applicable
2.50 core courses
2.00 overall
Not required
Number Accepted/Year 25/yr 15/yr 40-50/yr
(2 classes – Fall & Spring start)
Notes/Other Information
•Science and math courses must have been completed
within the past seven years of application submission. If a
prior math course is over seven years old, contact Program
Manager for other option.
•Upon acceptance to the program and prior to matriculation,
students must submit evidence of good health, and the ability
to undertake the defined technical standards of the program.
A copy of the Technical Standards for the PA Program is
available “on reserve” in each of the Tri-C Campus libraries,
and is also available upon request by calling the PA Program
Assistant at 216-987-5266.
•Accepted candidates will be required to attend a group
orientation session prior to matriculation.
•Each student will be required to take a medical terminology
departmental proficiency test which will be given at the new
student group orientation session after acceptance into the
program.
•Core courses may be
repeated only once to improve
a grade below “C”.
•Accepted applicants must
attend a group information
session prior to Summer term.
• Contact David Lucas,
Program Manager, at (216)
987-5267 for information or
application packet.
•Core courses may be repeated only
once to improve a grade below “C”.
•Verify current Basic Life Support
course for Health Care Providers
(Course C) according to Amer. Heart
Assn. standards or equivalent prior to
receiving clinical assignment—submit
photocopy of both sides of CPR card.
•Submit evidence of good health and
appropriate immunizations prior to first
clinical assignment. Students will be
dropped from program if significant
limiting health conditions are present
to prevent student from performing
normal functions of a radiography
student and/or constitute a hazard to
health or safety of patients.
*
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General Application Procedures
Health Careers General Application Procedures
Application
Submission Date
Respiratory Care
(W)
Applications may be submitted
after meeting all requirements
listed below.
Sterile Processing and
Distribution Technology
(Certificate of Proficiency)
(M)
Applications may be
submitted while meeting
requirements listed below.
HS/GED Required Yes Yes Not required
English Core
Requirement (also
see GPA below)
Mathematics Core
Requirement**
(also see GPA
below)
Other Core
Courses/
Requirements
(also see GPA
below)
Time Limit on
Core Courses
(Prior to
Application)
GPA
Work Experience/
Volunteer
Number Accepted/
Year
Notes/Other
Information
Complete 1010† with “C” or
higher.
Complete 1141† or higher with
“C” or higher**.
Complete the following:
•BIO-1100† or CHEM-1010 and
1020†
•BIO-2330 (or BIO-1430)†
(“C” grade or higher in each of
the above.)
Not applicable
2.00 core courses
2.00 overall
Observation visit required (see
details in application packet).
Eligibility* for ENG-1010.
Complete MATH-0950 with
“C” or higher**.
Complete MA-1010† or
1020† with “C” or higher.
Seven years
(see Notes below)
2.00 core courses
2.00 overall
Not required
25/yr 15 25/yr
•Pre-admission status may be
offered if core requirements are
incomplete. Contact David Lucas
at 216-987-5267.
•Core courses may be repeated
only once to improve a grade
below “C”.
•Accepted applicants must attend
a group information session prior
to Fall semester.
•Polysomnography (Sleep
Disorders) One-Year Certificate
is available. Contact David
Lucas, Program Manager, at
(216) 987-5267 for information or
application packet.
•All science and math courses
must have been completed
within seven years of
admission to program, and
may only be repeated once to
improve a grade.
Surgical Physician Assistant
(W)
Applications may be submitted after meeting all requirements
listed below.
Complete 1010† (or equivalent transfer course).
Complete 1141 or higher (or equivalent transfer course)**
Complete the following:
•BIO-1100†
•BIO-2330 (1430)† (or equivalent transfer course)
•BIO-2340 (1430)† (or equivalent transfer courses)
Seven years (except for English)
[see Notes below]
•Minimum 3.00 for English, Math, and BIO-1100.
•Minimum 3.00 calculated for BIO-2330 and 2340. Each of these
courses may be repeated only once to improve a grade below “C”.
•2.70 overall (in program required courses).
•A minimum grade of “C” must be earned in each course, (i.e. a
“D” in one of these courses will not be accepted.)
•Verification of having completed an accredited*** post
secondary health career education program (minimum of 12
months in duration); OR an associate or higher degree in any
field; OR medical training in the U.S. Military will be accepted
in lieu of an accredited health career education program; AND
verification of minimum of two years full-time (or 4,000 hours)
recent (within last 7 years) health care experience related to
patient care. Does not include clinical experience time obtained
as part of an educational or training program or volunteer
experience.
•Verification of completion of 6-8 hour observation during
which the candidate will “shadow” an NCCPA certified
Physician Assistant or Surgical Physician Assistant in their work
environment.
•Science and math courses must have been completed within the
past seven years at time of application. If a prior math course
is over seven years old, contact Program Manager for another
option.
•Upon acceptance to the program and prior to matriculation,
students must submit evidence of good health, and the ability
to undertake the defined technical standards of the program. A
copy of the Technical Standards for the PA/Surgical PA Programs
is available “on reserve” in each of the Tri-C Campus libraries,
and is also available upon request by calling the PA/Surgical PA
Program Assistant at 216-987-5266.
•Accepted candidates will be required to attend a group
orientation session prior to matriculation.
•Each student will be required to take a medical terminology
departmental proficiency test which will be given at the new
student group orientation session after acceptance into the
program.
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Appendix I
Health Careers General Application Procedures
Application
Submission Date
Surgical Technology
(M)
Applications may be
submitted after meeting all
requirements listed below.
HS/GED Required Yes Yes
English Core
Requirement (also
see GPA below)
Mathematics Core
Requirement**
(also see GPA
below)
Other Core Courses/
Requirements
(also see GPA
below)
Time Limit on Core
Courses (Prior to
Application)
Eligibility* for ENG-
1010 †
Complete 1141† or higher
with “C” or higher.**
Complete the following:
•MA-1020†
•BIO-1100†
•BIO-2330 (or 1430)†
(“C” grade or higher in
each of the above.)
Seven years
(see Notes below)
Veterinary Technology
(W)
Applications may be
submitted after meeting
all requirements listed
below.
Complete 1010 or
higher with a “C” or
higher.
Complete 1141 † or
higher with “C” or
higher.**
Complete BIO-1100†
with “C” or higher.
Not applicable
* Where the chart indicates “eligibility” for a particular course, eligibility
may be demonstrated by any of the following:
a. Completion of Tri-C’s assessment with a score appropriate for
placement into the specific course listed on the chart; OR
b. Completion of the prerequisite for the course listed on the chart with
a grade of “C” or higher (including equivalent courses transferred in
from another college or university); OR
c. Completion of the course listed on the chart with a grade of “C”
or higher (including equivalent courses transferred in from another
college or university).
† Or prior completion of equivalent quarter course (where applicable).
Contact Program Manager/Coordinator or campus division office
regarding eligible quarter courses.
** MATH-1800/1820 and 2800/2820 will not meet this requirement. For
students admitted to begin this program prior to Fall 2004, MATH-
1140 Applied Algebra, will meet the new math degree requirement for
admission to this program. MATH-1140 will also meet the College’s
math requirement for graduation through summer 2006.
STUDENTS ADMITTED TO BEGIN THIS PROGRAM FALL
2004 AND AFTER MUST COMPLETE MATH-1141 APPLIED
ALGEBRA AND MATHEMATICAL REASONING, OR
HIGHER.
***Commission for Accreditation of Applied Health Education
Program (CAAHEP) or a nationally recognized health career
program accrediting agency.
GPA
2.00 core courses
2.00 overall
2.50 core courses
2.00 overall (in program
required courses)
Work Experience/
Volunteer
Not required
Recommended, but not
required
Number Accepted/
Year
20-24/yr
Contingent upon available
clinical sites
25/yr
Notes/Other
Information
•All science and math
courses must have been
completed within the past
seven years, and may
only be repeated once to
improve a grade.
•Upon acceptance to
the program and prior
to enrollment, students
must submit evidence
of personal healthcare
insurance coverage and
evidence of good health.
•Current certification in
CPR required.
•Accepted candidates will
be required to attend a
student group orientation
session after acceptance
into the program.
•Core courses may be
repeated only once to
improve a grade below
“C”.
•Upon acceptance
to the program and
prior to matriculation,
the applicant will be
required to fulfill the
health requirements
of the veterinary
technology program.
•Accepted candidates
will be required
to attend a group
information session
(information indicated
in acceptance letter).
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Appendix II
Cuyahoga Community College 2003-2005
Transfer Module
APPENDIX II
Transfer Module
The Ohio Board of Regents Transfer and Articulation Policy established
a transfer module for Ohio colleges and universities. The transfer
module is a specific subset or the entire set of a college or university’s
general education requirement. A transfer module requires a student
to complete 36 to 40 semester credit hours in the following subject
areas: English Composition, Mathematics, Arts and Humanities,
Social and Behavioral Sciences, Natural and Physical Sciences, and
interdisciplinary course work. The student should make an appointment
to see a counselor to obtain a transfer module course list and to
receive counseling regarding courses for transfer to another college
or university.
Note: The required minimum credit hours of the Transfer Module
should be completed from the remaining courses on the list below,
including interdisciplinary courses. Student should meet with a counselor
to assure that courses selected are most appropriate for the major
and the transfer college or university selected, and that courses are
consistent with the minimum graduation requirements of Cuyahoga
Community College.
English Composition: minimum of three semester hours with an
emphasis on written composition
ENG 1010 College Composition I 3 Cr.
ENG 101H Honors College Composition I 3 Cr.
ENG 1020 College Composition II 3 Cr.
ENG 102H Honors College Composition II 3 Cr.
Arts and Humanities: minimum of six semester hours; select from
at least two areas
ART 1010 Art Appreciation 3 Cr.
ART 1020 Art History I 3 Cr.
ART 1030 Art History II 3 Cr.
ART 1040 Survey of Non-Western Art 3 Cr.
DANC 1100 Dance Appreciation 3 Cr.
ENG 2310 American Literature I 3 Cr.
ENG 2320 American Literature II 3 Cr.
ENG 2350 British Literature I 3 Cr.
ENG 2360 British Literature II 3 Cr.
ENG 2410 Introduction to Literature: Poetry 3 Cr.
ENG 2420 Introduction to Literature: Fiction 3 Cr.
ENG 2430 Introduction to Literature: Drama 3 Cr.
ENG 2510 African-American Literature I 3 Cr.
ENG 2520 African-American Literature II 3 Cr.
ENG 2600 Survey of Juvenile Fiction 3 Cr.
ENG 2710 Shakespeare 3 Cr.
HUM 1010 Introduction to Humanities 3 Cr.
HUM 1020 The Individual in Society 3 Cr.
HUM 1030 The Individual in the Cosmos 3 Cr.
JMC 1210 (formerly
JMC-2210)
Introduction to Radio and
Television
3 Cr.
JMC 1310 Film Appreciation 3 Cr.
Mathematics: minimum of three semester hours
MATH 1360 Technical Mathematics II 5 Cr.
MATH 1410 Elementary Probability and Statistics I 3 Cr.
MATH 1420 Elementary Probability and Statistics II 3 Cr.
MATH 1470
MATH 1480
Modern Mathematics for Business/
Social Sciences I
Modern Mathematics for Business/
Social Sciences II
4 Cr.
4 Cr.
MATH 1510 Trigonometry 3 Cr.
MATH 1520 College Algebra 3 Cr.
MATH 1580 Precalculus 5 Cr.
MATH 1610 Calculus I 5 Cr.
MATH 1620 Calculus II 5 Cr.
MATH 2310 Calculus III 4 Cr.
MATH 2410 Introduction to Linear Algebra 3 Cr.
MATH 2520 Differential Equations 3 Cr.
MUS 1010 Survey of European Classical Music 3 Cr.
MUS 1020 Survey of Jazz 3 Cr.
MUS 1030 Survey of Rock and Roll 3 Cr.
MUS 1040 Survey of African-American Music 3 Cr.
MUS 1050 Survey of World Music 3 Cr.
MUS 2500 Music History and Literature I 3 Cr.
MUS 2510 Music History and Literature II 3 Cr.
MUS 2520 Jazz History I 2 Cr.
MUS 2530 Jazz History II 2 Cr.
PHIL 1000 Critical Thinking 3 Cr.
PHIL 1010 Introduction to Philosophy 3 Cr.
PHIL 101H Honors Introduction to Philosophy 3 Cr.
PHIL 1020 Introduction to Logic 3 Cr.
PHIL 2010 Comparative World Religions 3 Cr.
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Appendix II
Arts and Humanities (Continued):
Social and Behavioral Sciences (Continued):
PHIL 2020 Ethics 3 Cr.
PHIL 2030 Introduction to the Philosophy of Science 3 Cr.
PHIL 2040 Philosophy of Art 3 Cr.
PHIL 2050 Bioethics 3 Cr.
REL 1010 Introduction to Religious Studies 3 Cr.
REL 2010
Religious Traditions of Western
Christianity
3 Cr.
REL 2020 Religious Traditions of Judaism 3 Cr.
REL 2030 Religious Traditions of Islam 3 Cr.
REL 2040 Religious Traditions of India 3 Cr.
REL 2050 Religious Traditions of China and Japan 3 Cr.
REL 2060 African-American Religious Experience 3 Cr.
THEA 1010 Theatre Appreciation 3 Cr.
THEA 1100
THEA 2210
(formerly THEA-1210)
THEA 2220
(formerly THEA-1220)
Survey and Appreciation of
American Musical Theatre
History of Theatre and Drama I
History of Theatre and Drama II
3 Cr.
3 Cr.
3 Cr.
Social and Behavioral Sciences: minimum of six semester
hours; select from at least two areas
ANTH 1010 Cultural Anthropology 3 Cr.
ANTH 1020 Physical Anthropology 3 Cr.
ANTH 1030 Archaeology 3 Cr.
ANTH 2010 Peoples and Cultures of the World 3 Cr.
ECON 1210 Survey of Economics 3 Cr.
ECON 1220
ECON 2610
(formerly ECON-1610)
ECON 2620
(formerly ECON-1620)
Economic Development of the
American Economy
Principles of
Macroeconomics
Principles of
Microeconomics
3 Cr.
4 Cr.
4 Cr.
GEOG 1010 World Regional Geography 3 Cr.
GEOG 1030 Environmental Geography 3 Cr.
GEOG 1050 Africans in the Americas 3 Cr.
GEOG 1510
Regional Geography of the United
States and Canada
3 Cr.
HIST 1010 History of Civilization I 3 Cr.
HIST 1020 History of Civilization II 3 Cr.
HIST 1510 United States History to 1877 3 Cr.
HIST 1520 United States History since 1877 3 Cr.
HIST 1610 American Studies 3 Cr.
HIST 1630 History of Immigration in America 3 Cr.
HIST 1700 History of Africa 3 Cr.
HIST 1710 African-American History to 1877 3 Cr.
HIST 1720
African-American History 1877 to
Present
3 Cr.
HIST 2050 History of Russia 3 Cr.
HIST 2060 Modern Russian History and Politics 3 Cr.
HIST 2070 African American Women in History 3 Cr.
HIST 2660 Women in American History 3 Cr.
POL 1010 American National Government 3 Cr.
POL 1020 State and Local Government 3 Cr.
POL 1030 Comparative Government 3 Cr.
POL 1070
International Relations and World
Politics
3 Cr.
POL 1100 Introduction to Constitutional Law 3 Cr.
POL 2060 Political Systems of Africa 3 Cr.
PSY 1010 General Psychology 3 Cr.
PSY 2010 Child Growth and Development 3 Cr.
PSY 2020 Life Span Development 4 Cr.
PSY 2030 Educational Psychology 3 Cr.
PSY 2040 Social Psychology 3 Cr.
PSY 2050 Psychology of Personality 3 Cr.
PSY 2060 Adolescent Psychology 3 Cr.
PSY 2080 Abnormal Psychology 3 Cr.
PSY 2100 Introduction to Aging 3 Cr.
SOC 1010 Introductory Sociology 3 Cr.
SOC 1020 Social Institutions 3 Cr.
SOC 1210 Sociology of the Family 3 Cr.
SOC 2010 Social Problems 3 Cr.
SOC 2100 Aging and Society 3 Cr.
SOC 2110 Death and Dying 3 Cr.
SOC 2310
Contemporary American Black-White
Relations
3 Cr.
SOC 2510 Urban Sociology 3 Cr.
SOC 2550 Race and Ethnic Relations 3 Cr.
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Transfer Module
Social and Behavioral Sciences (Continued):
UST 1010 Introduction to Urban Studies 3 Cr.
UST 1020 Urban Geography 3 Cr.
UST 2020 Urban Cultures 3 Cr.
UST 2070 Urban Politics 3 Cr.
UST 2640 American Urban History 3 Cr.
Natural and Physical Sciences: minimum of 6 semester hours;
one of the courses must be a lab course.
BIO 1040 The Cell and DNA 3 Cr.
BIO 104L The Cell and DNA Laboratory 1 Cr.
BIO 1050 Human Biology 3 Cr.
BIO 105L Human Biology Laboratory 1 Cr.
BIO 1060
BIO 106L
Environment, Ecology, and
Evolution
Environment, Ecology, and
Evolution Laboratory
3 Cr.
1 Cr.
BIO 1100 Introduction to Biological Chemistry 3 Cr.
BIO 1410
BIO 1420
Anatomy and Physiology of
Domestic Animals I
Anatomy and Physiology of
Domestic Animals II
4 Cr.
4 Cr.
BIO 1500 Principles of Biology I 4 Cr.
BIO 1510 Principles of Biology II 4 Cr.
BIO 2060 Principles of Genetics 3 Cr.
BIO 2150 Environmental Science 3 Cr.
BIO 2330
(formerly BIO-
1430)
BIO 2340
(formerly BIO-
1440)
Anatomy and Physiology I
Anatomy and Physiology II
4 Cr.
4 Cr.
BIO 2500 Microbiology 4 Cr.
Natural and Physical Sciences (Continued):
ESCI 1310 Physical Geography 3 Cr.
ESCI 131L Laboratory in Physical Geography 1 Cr.
ESCI 1410 Physical Geology 3 Cr.
ESCI 141L Laboratory in Physical Geology 1 Cr.
ESCI 1510 Historical Geology 3 Cr.
ESCI 151L Laboratory in Historical Geology 1 Cr.
ESCI 1610 Geology of the National Parks 3 Cr.
ESCI 161L
ESCI 2300
Laboratory in Geology of the National
Parks
Introduction to the Science of
Ecosystems
1 Cr.
3 Cr.
PHYS 1050 Everyday Physics 2 Cr.
PHYS 1210 College Physics I 4 Cr.
PHYS 1220 College Physics II 4 Cr.
PHYS 2310 General Physics I 5 Cr.
PHYS 2320 General Physics II 5 Cr.
PHYS 2400 Modern Physics 3 Cr.
PSCI 1010 Astronomy 3 Cr.
PSCI 101L Astronomy Laboratory 1 Cr.
PSCI 1020 Chemistry 3 Cr.
PSCI 102L Chemistry Laboratory 1 Cr.
PSCI 1030 Earth 3 Cr.
PSCI 103L Earth Laboratory 1 Cr.
CHEM 1010 Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry 4 Cr.
CHEM 1020
Introduction to Organic Chemistry
and Biochemistry
4 Cr.
CHEM 1300 General Chemistry I 4 Cr.
CHEM 130L General Chemistry Laboratory I 1 Cr.
CHEM 1310 General Chemistry II 4 Cr.
CHEM 131L General Chemistry Laboratory II 1 Cr.
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Semester Course Numbering
Appendix III
APPENDIX III
SEMESTER COURSE NUMBERING
Description
Developmental Courses 0800 to 0990
Freshman-Level No.
Sophomore-Level No.
Introductory/Non-Majors/Basic Courses 1000 to 1290 ---
Majors/Technical Courses 1300 to 1790 2000 to 2790
Special Topics Courses (Lecture) 1800 2800
Special Topics Courses (2 hour Lab) 181S 281S
Special Topics Courses (3 hour Lab) 181T 281T
Special Topics Practicum 181P 281P
Independent Study/Research Courses 1820 2820
Independent Study/Research Courses (2 hour Lab) 182S 282S
Independent Study/Research Courses (3 hour Lab) 182T 282T
Cooperative Education Courses --- 2830
Practicum 1840 to 1870 2840 to 2870
Clinicals (Nursing and Practical Nursing only) 1880 to 1900 2880 to 2900
Directed Practice 1910 to 1930 2910 to 2930
(Radiography uses additional course numbers)
Field Experience 1940 to 1960 2940 to 2960
Seminar 1970 to 1980 2970 to 2980
Capstone Course --- 2990
Note: Modular courses are identified by use of the letters “A through E” instead of fourth digit such as “0”.
Some laboratory courses are identified by the letter “L” instead of fourth digit such as “0”.
Special Topics and Independent Study/Research labs are identified by letters “S” and “T” instead of the fourth digit “0”.
Special Topics practicum lab is identified by the letter “P” instead of the fourth digit “0”.
Honors courses that may replace a current course use the letter “H” in the fourth position (such as ENG-101H for ENG-1010).
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Cuyahoga Community College 2003-2005
Competencies and Skill Certifications
APPENDIX IV
Listing Of Courses That Meet
Competencies And Skills
Certifications
The Associate Degrees offered at Cuyahoga Community College require
students to meet four competencies and skills before graduation.
These competencies and skills may be met in one or more courses that
comprise an associate degree.
The four competencies and skills are defined in each associate degree.
These competencies and skills [C&S] are:
C&S 1. Cultural Diversity, Interdependence and Global
Awareness.
C&S 2. Computer and Information Literacy Skills.
C&S 3. Critical Thinking Skills.
C&S 4. Consumer Awareness and Health.
The table below lists courses that have been certified to meet one or
more competencies and skills. The courses are listed by subject area
and a notation is given as to the specific competency and skill met by
each course. Deleted courses that are equivalent to current courses
will meet the same competency as the current course numbers and
may be applied to the C&S graduation requirement. See Appendix I
for a listing of deleted and equivalent courses
.
Subject Area
Subject Code
Course Number
Accounting ACCT 1010 X 05/24/00
Cultural Diversity C&S - 1
Computer & Info. Literacy C&S - 2
Critical Thinking C&S - 3
Consumer Awareness C&S - 4
Date Certified
ACCT 1020 X X 05/24/00
ACCT 1040 X X 05/24/00
ACCT 1310 X X 05/24/00
ACCT 1320 X 06/21/01
ACCT 2990 X 05/22/03
American Sign Language ASL 1020 X 07/12/00
ASL 1100 X X 07/12/00
ASL 2020 X X 07/12/00
ASL 2410 X X 07/12/00
Subject Area
Subject Code
Course Number
Anthropology ANTH 1010 X X X 04/26/00
Applied Industrial Technology
Cultural Diversity C&S - 1
Computer & Info. Literacy C&S - 2
Critical Thinking C&S - 3
Consumer Awareness C&S - 4
Date Certified
ANTH 1020 X X X 04/26/00
ANTH 1030 X X X 04/26/00
ANTH 2010 X X X 04/26/00
ANTH 2030 X X X 04/26/00
• Bricklaying ATBL 1370 X 06/21/01
• Carpentry ATCT 1300 X 06/21/01
ATCT 1310 X 06/21/01
ATCT 1370 X 06/21/01
ATCT 2990 X X 06/21/01
• Cement Masonry ATCM 1340 X 06/21/01
ATCM 1370 X 06/21/01
• Drywall Finishing ATDW As of publication date, the
courses in this program have
not yet been certified to meet
competencies and skills
(see program mmanager or
Counseling).
• Electrical
Construction
ATEL 1350 X 06/21/01
• Floorlaying ATFL 1450 X 06/21/01
ATFL 1600 X 06/21/01
ATFL 1610 X 06/21/01
• Glazing ATGL As of publication date, the
courses in this program have
not yet been certified to meet
competencies and skills
(see program manager) or
Counseling).
• Manufacturing
Technology
ATMT 1500 X 06/21/01
ATMT 1600 X 06/21/01
ATMT 2300 X 06/21/01
ATMT 2500 X 06/21/01
ATMT 2600 X 06/21/01
ATMT 2620 X 06/21/01
ATMT 2700 X 06/21/01
ATMT 2990 X 06/21/01
• Operating Engineering ATOE 1650 X 06/21/01
ATOE 2100 X X 06/21/01
ATOE 2650 X 06/21/01
ATOE 2680 X 06/21/01
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Appendix IV
Subject Area
Subject Code
Course Number
Cultural Diversity C&S - 1
Computer & Info. Literacy C&S - 2
Critical Thinking C&S - 3
Consumer Awareness C&S - 4
Date Certified
• Painting ATPT 1320 X 06/21/01
ATPT 2320 X 06/21/01
Architectural & Construction ARCH 2310 X 06/21/01
Engineering Technology ARCH 2320 X 06/21/01
Art ART 1010 X 07/21/00
ART 1020 X 07/21/00
ART 1030 X 07/21/00
ART 1040 X 07/21/00
ART 1050 X 07/21/00
ART 1060 X 07/21/00
ART 1080 X 07/21/00
ART 1090 X 07/21/00
ART 1100 X 07/21/00
ART 1110 X X 07/21/00
ART 1200 X X 07/21/00
ART 1300 X 07/21/00
ART 1310 X 07/21/00
ART 1500 X X 07/21/00
ART 1700 X 07/21/00
ART 1710 X X 07/21/00
ART 2000 X 07/21/00
ART 2010 X 07/21/00
ART 2050 X X 07/21/00
ART 2060 X X 07/21/00
ART 2070 X 07/21/00
ART 2080 X 07/21/00
ART 2100 X X 07/21/00
ART 2110 X X 07/21/00
ART 2150 X X 07/21/00
ART 2160 X X 07/21/00
ART 2170 X X 07/21/00
ART 2210 X X 07/21/00
ART 2220 X X 07/21/00
Automotive Technology AUTO 1000 X 08/01/00
AUTO 2990 X 06/21/01
Biology BIO 1040 X 05/30/00
BIO 104L X 05/30/00
BIO 1050 X X 05/30/00
BIO 105L X X 05/30/00
Subject Area
Subject Code
Course Number
Biology (Continued) BIO 1060 X X X 05/30/00
Business Administration/
Management
• Business Management
• Human Resource
• Office Operations
• Small Business
Cultural Diversity C&S - 1
Computer & Info. Literacy C&S - 2
Critical Thinking C&S - 3
Consumer Awareness C&S - 4
Date Certified
BIO 106L X X X 05/30/00
BIO 1100 X 05/30/00
BIO 1200 X 05/30/00
BIO 1230 X 05/30/00
BIO 1500 X X 07/11/00
BIO 1510 X X 07/11/00
BIO 2010 X 05/30/00
BIO 2050 X 05/30/00
BIO 2060 X X X 05/30/00
BIO 2070 X X 05/30/00
BIO 2150 X X X 05/30/00
BIO 2330 X 05/30/00
BIO 2340 X 05/30/00
BIO 2500 X X 05/30/00
BIO 2600 X X 05/30/00
BADM 1300 X 05/30/00
BADM 2180 X X 06/21/01
BADM 2200 X 07/14/00
BADM 2340 X X 05/23/02
BADM 2390 X X 05/23/02
BADM 2450 X 06/21/01
BADM 2470 X 06/21/01
BADM 2500 X 06/21/01
BADM 2990 X 06/21/01
Chemistry CHEM 1010 X 05/30/00
Chinese - See “Foreign Languages”
Court Reporting &
Captioning
CHEM 1020 X 05/30/00
CHEM 1300 X 05/30/00
CHEM 130H X X 03/27/03
CHEM 130L X X 05/30/00
CHEM 1310 X 05/30/00
CHEM 131L X X 05/30/00
CHEM 2300 X 05/30/00
CHEM 2310 X 05/30/00
CHEM 2400 X X 05/30/00
C&CR 1000 X 05/30/00
C&CR 1371 X 05/30/00
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Subject Area
Court Reporting &
Captioning (Continued)
Subject Code
Course Number
Cultural Diversity C&S - 1
Computer & Info. Literacy C&S - 2
Critical Thinking C&S - 3
Consumer Awareness C&S - 4
Date Certified
C&CR 2300 X 05/30/00
C&CR 2470 X X 05/30/00
Dance DANC 1100 X 08/02/00
DANC 1500 X 08/02/00
DANC 1510 X 08/02/00
DANC 1600 X 08/02/00
DANC 2300 X 08/02/00
Deaf Interpretive Services DIS 1300 X X 07/12/00
DIS 1310 X X 07/12/00
DIS 1401 X X 07/12/00
DIS 1850 X X 07/12/00
DIS 1970 X X 07/12/00
DIS 2300 X X 07/12/00
DIS 2310 X X 07/12/00
DIS 2410 X X 07/12/00
DIS 2850 X X 07/12/00
DIS 2970 X X X 7/12/00,
6/21/01
Dental Assisting DAST As of publication date, the
courses in this program have
not yet been certified to meet
competencies and skills
(see program manager or
Counseling).
Dental Hygiene DENT 2430 X 06/21/01
Diagnostic Medical
Sonography
DMS 1302 X X X X 05/22/03
DMS 1310 X X X X 05/22/03
DMS 1400 X X X 05/30/00
DMS 1500 X X X 05/30/00
DMS 1910 X X X X 05/30/00
DMS 1920 X X X X 05/30/00
DMS 2400 X X 05/30/00
DMS 2500 X 05/30/00
DMS 2910 X 05/30/00
DMS 2920 X 05/30/00
DMS 2990 X X 05/30/00,
06/21/01
Dietetic Technology DIET 1000 X 05/30/00
DIET 1020 X 04/04/02
DIET 1030 X 04/04/02
DIET 1050 X 05/30/00
Subject Area
Dietetic Technology
(Continued)
Subject Code
Course Number
Cultural Diversity C&S - 1
Computer & Info. Literacy C&S - 2
Critical Thinking C&S - 3
Consumer Awareness C&S - 4
Date Certified
DIET 1070 X 04/04/02
DIET 1150 X 05/30/00
DIET 1200 X 05/30/00
DIET 1300 X 05/30/00
DIET 1320 X 04/04/02
DIET 1330 X 05/30/00
DIET 1410 X 04/04/02
DIET 1420 X 04/04/02
DIET 1430 X 04/04/02
DIET 1940 X 04/04/02
DIET 2311 X 05/30/00
DIET 2410 X 05/22/03
DIET 2420 X 05/22/03
DIET 2430 X 05/22/03
DIET 2861 X 05/30/00
DIET 2990 X 06/21/01
Early Childhood Education ECED 1010 X X X 05/30/00
ECED 1300 X X X X 05/30/00
ECED 1310 X X X 05/30/00
ECED 1320 X X X 05/30/00
ECED 1330 X X X X 05/30/00
ECED 1400 X X X 05/30/00
ECED 1860 X X X 05/30/00
ECED 2300 X X X X 05/30/00
ECED 2400 X X X 05/30/00
ECED 2500 X X X X 05/30/00
ECED 2700 X X X X 05/30/00
ECED 2870 X X X 05/30/00
ECED 2990 X X X 06/21/01
Earth Science ESCI 1310 X 05/30/00
ESCI 131L X 05/30/00
ESCI 1410 X 05/30/00
ESCI 141H X 03/27/03
ESCI 141L X 05/30/00
ESCI 1510 X 05/30/00
ESCI 1610 X X 05/30/00
ESCI 161L X 05/30/00
ESCI 2300 X X 05/30/00
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Subject Area
Subject Code
Course Number
Economics ECON 2610 X X X X 03/27/03
Cultural Diversity C&S - 1
Computer & Info. Literacy C&S - 2
Critical Thinking C&S - 3
Consumer Awareness C&S - 4
Date Certified
ECON 2620 X X X X 03/27/03
Education EDUC As of publication date, the
courses in this program have
not yet been certified to meet
competencies and skills (see
faculty coordinatorprogram
manager or Counseling).
Electrical/Electronic
Engineering
• Elec/Elec Engineering
Tech.
• Bio-Medical
• Network Administration
(Hardware)
• Robotics & Mechatronics
• Telecommunications
EET 1001 X X 5/22/03
EET 1021 X X 5/22/03
EET 1031 X X 5/22/03
EET 1051 X X 5/22/03
EET 1071 X X 5/22/03
EET 1081 X X 05/22/03
EET 1300 X 06/21/01
EET 2290 X 06/21/01
EET 2490 X 06/21/01
EET 2590 X 06/21/01
EET 2690 X 05/22/03
Electroneurodiagnostic END 2990 X 04/04/02
Emergency Medical Technology EMT 2010 X 06/21/01
English ENG 1010 X X 07/25/00
English as a Second
Language
ENG 101H X X 07/25/00
ENG 1020 X X 07/25/00
ENG 102H X X 07/25/00
ENG 2010 X X 07/25/00
ENG 2310 X X 07/25/00
ENG 2320 X X 07/25/00
ENG 2350 X X 07/25/00
ENG 2360 X X 07/25/00
ENG 2410 X X 07/25/00
ENG 2420 X X 07/25/00
ENG 2430 X X 07/25/00
ENG 2510 X X 07/25/00
ENG 2520 X X 07/25/00
ENG 2600 X X 07/25/00
ENG 2710 X X 07/25/00
ESL 1220 X X 05/30/00
ESL 1320 X X 05/30/00
ESL 1330 X 05/30/00
Subject Area
Environmental, Health and
Safety Tech.
Subject Code
Course Number
Cultural Diversity C&S - 1
Computer & Info. Literacy C&S - 2
Critical Thinking C&S - 3
Consumer Awareness C&S - 4
Date Certified
EHST 1301 X 06/21/01
EHST 1330 X 06/21/01
EHST 2371 X 06/21/01
EHST 2990 X 06/21/01
Financial Management FIN 1060 X 06/21/01
Fire Technology FIRE 1300 X 07/11/00
Foreign Languages
FIRE 2600 X 07/11/00
FIRE 2720 X X X 07/11/00
FIRE 2730 X X 07/11/00,
06/21/01
• Chinese CHIN 1010 X X 06/21/01
CHIN 1020 X X 06/21/01
• French FREN 1010 X X 05/30/00
FREN 1020 X X 05/30/00
FREN 1100 X X 05/30/00
FREN 2010 X X 05/30/00
FREN 2020 X X 05/30/00
FREN 2410 X X 05/30/00
FREN 2420 X X 05/30/00
• German GER 2410 X 06/21/01
GER 2420 X 06/21/01
• Italian ITAL 1020 X 05/19/00
ITAL 1100 X X 05/19/00
ITAL 2010 X 05/19/00
ITAL 2410 X 05/19/00
ITAL 2420 X 05/19/00
• Japanese JAPN 1010 X 07/19/00
JAPN 1020 X 07/19/00
JAPN 2010 X 07/19/00
JAPN 2020 X 07/19/00
JAPN 2410 X 07/19/00
JAPN 2420 X 06/21/01
• Latin LAT As of publication date, the
courses in this program
have not yet been certified
to meet competencies and
skills (C&S) (see faculty
coordinator for foreign
languagesprogram manager)
or Counseling).
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Subject Area
Subject Code
Course Number
• Russian RUSS 2010 X 06/21/01
Cultural Diversity C&S - 1
Computer & Info. Literacy C&S - 2
Critical Thinking C&S - 3
Consumer Awareness C&S - 4
Date Certified
RUSS 2020 X 06/21/01
RUSS 2410 X 06/21/01
RUSS 2420 X 06/21/01
• Spanish SPAN 1010 X 05/19/00
French - See “Foreign Languages”
SPAN 1020 X 05/19/00
SPAN 2010 X X 05/19/00
SPAN 2020 X X 05/19/00
SPAN 2410 X X 05/19/00
SPAN 2420 X 05/19/00
SPAN 2430 X X 05/19/00
General Studies GEN 1010 X 06/21/01
GEN 1020 X 06/21/01
GEN 1031 X 06/21/01
GEN 1040 X 06/21/01
GEN 1050 X 06/21/01
Geography GEOG 1010 X X X 08/01/00
German - See “Foreign Languages”
GEOG 1030 X X X 08/01/00
GEOG 1050 X X X 08/01/00
GEOG 1510 X X X 08/01/00
Health HLTH 1100 X X X 03/22/01
Health Information
Management
HLTH 1300 X X 03/22/01
HLTH 1400 X X 03/22/01
HLTH 2500 X X X 05/28/02
HIM 2410 X 06/21/01
HIM 2420 X 06/21/01
HIM 2860 X 06/21/01
Health Technologies HTEC 1110 X 05/31/00
History HIST 1020 X X X 08/01/00
HIST 1510 X X X 08/01/00v
HIST 151H X X X 05/22/03
HIST 1520 X X X 08/01/00
HIST 152H X X X 05/22/03
HIST 1610 X X X 08/01/00
HIST 1630 X X X 08/01/00
HIST 1700 X X X 08/01/00
HIST 1720 X X X 08/01/00
Subject Area
Subject Code
Course Number
History ( Continued) HIST 2050 X X X 08/01/00
Hospitality Management
• Culinary Arts
• Lodging-Tourism Mgt.
• Restaurant/Food
Service Mgt.
Human Services
• Alcohol/Chemical
Dependency
• Generalist
Cultural Diversity C&S - 1
Computer & Info. Literacy C&S - 2
Critical Thinking C&S - 3
Consumer Awareness C&S - 4
Date Certified
HIST 2060 X X 08/01/00
HIST 2070 X X X 08/01/00
HIST 2660 X X X 08/01/00
HOSP 1010 X X 05/30/00
HOSP 1020 X X 05/30/00
HOSP 1030 X X 05/30/00
HOSP 1040 X X X X 05/30/00
HOSP 1350 X X X 05/30/00
HOSP 1370 X X 05/30/00
HOSP 1380 X 05/30/00
HOSP 1450 X X X X 05/30/00
HOSP 1480 X X 05/30/00
HOSP 1580 X X X 05/30/00
HOSP 1650 X X 05/30/00
HOSP 1670 X X X 05/30/00
HOSP 1860 X X 05/30/00
HOSP 2300 X X X 05/30/00
HOSP 2350 X X 05/30/00
HOSP 2380 X X X X 05/30/00
HOSP 2400 X X X 05/30/00
HOSP 2480 X X 05/30/00
HOSP 2500 X X 05/30/00
HOSP 2580 X X 05/30/00
HOSP 2650 X X X X 05/30/00,
06/21/01
HOSP 2700 X X X 05/30/00
HOSP 2860 X X 05/30/00
HOSP 2870 X X 05/30/00
HOSP 2990 X X X 05/30/00,
06/21/01
HS 1300 X X 06/21/01
HS 1850 X 06/21/01
HS 2530 X 06/21/01
HS 2990 X 06/21/01
Humanities HUM 1010 X 06/21/01
HUM 1020 X X X 06/21/01
HUM 1030 X X X 06/21/01
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Subject Area
Subject Code
Course Number
Cultural Diversity C&S - 1
Computer & Info. Literacy C&S - 2
Critical Thinking C&S - 3
Consumer Awareness C&S - 4
Date Certified
Subject Area
Subject Code
Course Number
Cultural Diversity C&S - 1
Computer & Info. Literacy C&S - 2
Critical Thinking C&S - 3
Consumer Awareness C&S - 4
Date Certified
Information Technology IT 1000 X 05/31/00
• Information
Applications
Specialist
• Mainframe
Programming
• Microcomputer
Specialist
IT 1010 X 05/31/00
IT 1030 X 06/21/01
IT 1040 X 06/21/01
IT 1050 X 07/14/00
IT 1060 X 05/31/00
IT 1070 X 06/21/01
IT 2300 X 06/21/01
ITAP 1200 X 06/21/01
ITAP 1240 X 06/21/01
ITAP 1250 X 06/21/01
ITAP 2200 X 06/21/01
ITAP 2270 X 06/21/01
ITMF 1310 X 06/21/01
ITMF 1500 X 06/21/01
ITMF 2530 X 06/21/01
ITMF 2550 X X 06/21/01
ITMF 2610 X 06/21/01
ITMP 2620 X 06/21/01
TMP 2630 X 06/21/01
ITMP 2650 X X 04/09/02
ITMP 2670 X 06/21/01
ITMP 2990 X X 06/21/01
• Networking Software ITNT 2300 X 06/21/01
• Web Page
Development and
Maintenance
ITNT 2310 X 06/21/01
ITNT 2320 X 06/21/01
ITNT 2330 X 06/21/01
ITNT 2340 X 06/21/01
ITNT 2350 X 06/21/01
ITNT 2360 X 06/21/01
ITNT 2420 X 06/21/01
ITNT 2440 X 06/21/01
ITNT 2990 X X 06/21/01
ITWM 1010 X 06/21/01
ITWM 2030 X 06/21/01
ITWM 2320 X 06/21/01
ITWM 2990 X X 06/21/01
Interior Design INTD 2850 X 06/21/01
Japanese - See “Foreign Languages”
Journalism and Mass
Communications
Latin - See “Foreign Languages”
Law Enforcement
• Law Enforcement
• Basic Police Academy
• Corrections
• Security Administration
Manufacturing/Industrial
Technology
• Manufacturing/
Industrial Tech.
• Drafting Technology
JMC 1610 X 06/21/01
LAWE 1010 X 06/21/01
LAWE 2990 X 06/21/01
MIT 1100 X 07/25/00
MIT 1600 X 07/25/00
MIT 1700 X 07/25/00
MIT 1950 X 07/25/00
MIT 2051 X 06/21/01
MIT 2200 X X 06/21/01
Marketing MARK 2850 X 06/21/01
Massotherapy
• General Massage
Therapy
• Geriatric Massage
Therapy
MT 1100 X 05/31/00
MT 1301 X 05/31/00
MT 1310 X 05/31/00
MT 1320 X 05/31/00
MT 1330 X X 05/31/00
MT 1400 X 05/31/00
MT 2300 X 05/31/00
MT 2310 X 05/31/00
MT 2320 X 05/31/00
MT 2330 X 05/31/00
MT 2341 X 05/31/00
MT 2400 X 05/31/00
MT 2410 X X 05/31/00
MT 2851 X X 05/31/00
MT 2861 X 05/31/00
MT 2990 X 06/21/01
Mathematics MATH 1050 X X X 04/04/02
MATH 1060 X X X 07/11/00
MATH 1141 X X X 07/11/00
MATH 1160 X X X 07/11/00
MATH 1180 X X X 07/11/00
MATH 1200 X X X 07/11/00
MATH 1250 X X X 06/21/01
MATH 1360 X X X 06/21/01
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Subject Area
Subject Code
Mathematics (Continued) MATH 1370 X X 03/27/03
Mechanical Engineering
Technology
Course Number
Cultural Diversity C&S - 1
Computer & Info. Literacy C&S - 2
Critical Thinking C&S - 3
Consumer Awareness C&S - 4
Date Certified
MATH 1380 X X 03/27/03
MATH 1410 X X X 06/21/01
MATH 1420 X X X 06/21/01
MATH 1470 X X X 06/21/01
MATH 1480 X X X 06/21/01
MATH 1510 X X X 06/21/01
MATH 1521 X X X 07/11/00
MATH 1580 X X X 07/11/00
MATH 1610 X X X 07/11/00
MATH 161H X X X 05/08/02
MATH 1620 X X X 07/11/00
MATH 162H X X X 03/27/03
MATH 2310 X X X 07/11/00
MATH 231H X X X 03/27/03
MATH 2410 X X X 07/11/00
MATH 2520 X X X 06/21/01
MET 2600 X 06/21/01
MET 2700 X 06/21/01
Medical Assisting MA 1500 X X 05/31/00
Medical Laboratory
Technology
MA 1980 X X 05/31/00
MA 2860 X 06/21/01
MLT 1300 X 05/31/00
MLT 1350 X 05/31/00
MLT 1460 X 05/31/00
MLT 1470 X 05/31/00
MLT 1480 X 05/31/00
MLT 1490 X 05/31/00
MLT 1850 X 05/22/03
MLT 2850 X 05/22/03
MLT 2970 X 05/31/00
MLT 2980 X 05/31/00
Music MUS 1020 X 08/02/00
MUS 1030 X 08/02/00
MUS 1040 X 08/02/00
MUS 1050 X 08/02/00
MUS 1100 X 08/02/00
MUS 1110 X 08/02/00
Subject Area
Subject Code
Music (Continued) MUS 1120 X 08/02/00
Course Number
Cultural Diversity C&S - 1
Computer & Info. Literacy C&S - 2
Critical Thinking C&S - 3
Consumer Awareness C&S - 4
Date Certified
MUS 1130 X 08/02/00
MUS 1140 X 08/02/00
MUS 1170 X 08/02/00
MUS 1200 X 08/02/00
MUS 1210 X 08/02/00
MUS 1220 X 08/02/00
MUS 1270 X 08/02/00
MUS 1600 X 08/02/00
MUS 1610 X 08/02/00
MUS 1620 X 08/02/00
MUS 1630 X 08/02/00
MUS 1650 X 08/02/00
MUS 2600 X 08/02/00
MUS 2610 X 08/02/00
MUS 2620 X 08/02/00
MUS 2630 X 08/02/00
MUS 2650 X 08/02/00
MUS 2660 X 08/02/00
Nursing NURS 1300 X X 05/30/00
NURS 1401 X X 05/30/00
NURS 1500 X X 05/30/00
NURS 1600 X X X 05/30/00
NURS 160B X X X 05/30/00
NURS 1701 X X 05/30/00
NURS 2300 X 05/30/00
NURS 2400 X X 05/30/00,
06/21/01
NURS 2500 X 05/30/00
Nuclear Medicine NMED 2930 X 10/25/01
Occupational Therapy
Assistant Tech.
OTAT 1300 X X X 05/31/00
OTAT 1310 X 05/31/00
OTAT 1320 X X X 05/31/00
OTAT 1330 X X 05/31/00
OTAT 1340 X 05/31/00
OTAT 1420 X X 05/31/00
OTAT 1430 X 05/31/00
OTAT 2340 X X X 05/31/00,
06/21/01
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Subject Area
Subject Code
Optical Technology OPT 2500 X 06/21/01
Paralegal Studies PL 1501 X 03/27/03
Course Number
Cultural Diversity C&S - 1
Computer & Info. Literacy C&S - 2
Critical Thinking C&S - 3
Consumer Awareness C&S - 4
Date Certified
PL 2400 X 06/21/01
PL 2990 X 06/21/01
Pharmacy Technology PHM 1300 X X X X 07/11/00
PHM 1350 X X 07/11/00
PHM 1360 X X X 07/11/00
PHM 1450 X X X 07/11/00
PHM 1460 X X X 07/11/00
PHM 1860 X X X 07/11/00
PHM 2701 X X 07/11/00,
06/21/01
PHM 2860 X X X 07/11/00
PHM 2870 X X X 07/11/00
Philosophy PHIL 1000 X 07/07/00
PHIL 1010 X X 07/07/00
PHIL 101H X X 07/07/00
PHIL 1020 X X 07/07/00
PHIL 2010 X X 07/07/00
PHIL 2030 X 07/07/00
PHIL 2040 X X 07/07/00
PHIL 2050 X 05/30/00
Physical Education PE 1000 X 06/21/01
PE 1010 X 06/21/01
PE 1020 X 06/21/01
PE 1030 X 06/21/01
PE 1040 X 06/21/01
PE 1050 X 06/21/01
PE 1060 X 06/21/01
PE 1070 X 06/21/01
PE 1080 X 06/21/01
PE 1090 X 06/21/01
PE 1100 X 06/21/01
PE 1110 X 06/21/01
PE 1120 X 06/21/01
PE 1130 X 06/21/01
PE 1140 X 06/21/01
PE 1150 X 06/21/01
PE 1160 X 06/21/01
PE 1170 X 06/21/01
Subject Area
Physical Education
(Continued)
Subject Code
Course Number
Cultural Diversity C&S - 1
Computer & Info. Literacy C&S - 2
Critical Thinking C&S - 3
Consumer Awareness C&S - 4
Date Certified
PE 1180 X 06/21/01
PE 1190 X 06/21/01
PE 1200 X 06/21/01
PE 1210 X 06/21/01
PE 1220 X 06/21/01
PE 1230 X 06/21/01
PE 1240 X 06/21/01
PE 1250 X 06/21/01
PE 1260 X 06/21/01
PE 1270 X 06/21/01
PE 1280 X 06/21/01
PE 1290 X 06/21/01
PE 1310 X 06/21/01
PE 1320 X 06/21/01
PE 1330 X 06/21/01
PE 1340 X 06/21/01
PE 1350 X 06/21/01
PE 1360 X 06/21/01
PE 1370 X 06/21/01
PE 1400 X 06/21/01
PE 1410 X 06/21/01
PE 1420 X 06/21/01
PE 1430 X 06/21/01
PE 1440 X X 03/27/03
PE 1500 X 06/21/01
PE 2000 X 06/21/01
PE 2010 X 06/21/01
PE 2020 X 06/21/01
PE 2070 X 06/21/01
PE 2080 X 06/21/01
PE 2100 X 06/21/01
Physical Science PSCI 1010 X 05/30/00
Physical Therapist
Assisting Tech.
PSCI 101L X 05/30/00
PSCI 1020 X 05/30/00
PSCI 102L X 05/30/00
PSCI 1030 X 05/30/00
PSCI 103L X 05/30/00
PTAT 2330 X 06/21/01
PTAT 2950 X 06/21/01
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Subject Area
Subject Code
Physician Assistant PA 1300 X X 05/01/00
Course Number
Cultural Diversity C&S - 1
Computer & Info. Literacy C&S - 2
Critical Thinking C&S - 3
Consumer Awareness C&S - 4
Date Certified
PA 1310 X X X X 05/01/00
PA 1400 X 07/11/00
PA 1450 X X X 05/01/00
PA 1500 X X X 05/01/00
PA 1510 X X X 05/01/00
PA 1520 X X X 05/01/00
PA 2300 X X X X 05/01/00
PA 2941 X X X 05/01/00
PA 2946 X X X 05/01/00
PA 2951 X 05/01/00
PA 2956 X 05/01/00
PA 2971 X X 05/01/00
PA 2976 X X 05/01/00
PA 2981 X 05/01/00
PA 2986 X X 05/1/00,
06/21/01
Physics PHYS 1050 X X X 05/30/00
Plant Science & Landscape
Technology
PHYS 1210 X X 05/30/00
PHYS 1220 X X 05/30/00
PHYS 2310 X X 05/30/00
PHYS 2320 X X 05/30/00
PHYS 2400 X 05/30/00
PST 2350 X X 8/01/00,
6/21/01
PST 2360 X X 08/01/00
PST 2410 X 01/23/03
PST 2420 X X 01/23/03
Political Science POL 1010 X X X 07/17/00
POL 1020 X X X 07/28/00
POL 1030 X X X 07/28/00
POL 1070 X X X 07/28/00
POL 1100 X X X 07/28/00
POL 2060 X X X 07/28/00
Psychology PSY 1010 X X 05/30/00
PSY 2010 X X X 05/30/00
PSY 2020 X X X 05/30/00
PSY 2030 X 07/11/00
PSY 2040 X X 05/30/00
PSY 2050 X 05/30/00
Subject Area
Subject Code
Psychology (Continued) PSY 2060 X X X 05/30/00
Course Number
Cultural Diversity C&S - 1
Computer & Info. Literacy C&S - 2
Critical Thinking C&S - 3
Consumer Awareness C&S - 4
Date Certified
PSY 2070 X X 07/11/00
PSY 2080 X X 07/11/00
PSY 2100 X X X 07/11/00
Purchasing Management BADM 2180 X X
Radiography RADT 2920 X 06/21/01
Real Estate
• Real Estate
• Mortgage Finance
Recording Arts &
Technology
RADT 292S X 06/21/01
REAL 1320 X 06/21/01
REAL 2500 X 06/21/01
REAL 2900 X 06/21/01
REAL 2940 X 06/21/01
RAT 2990 X 06/21/01
Religious Studies REL 1010 X 06/21/01
Respiratory Care RESP 2930 X 06/21/01
Russian - See “Foreign Languages”
Social Science SSCI 1030 X 06/21/01
Sociology SOC 1010 X X X X 05/30/00
Spanish - See “Foreign Languages”
SOC 1020 X X X X 05/30/00
SOC 1210 X X X X 07/11/00
SOC 2010 X X X X 07/11/00
SOC 2050 X X X X 07/11/00
SOC 2060 X X X 07/11/00
SOC 2070 X X X X 07/11/00
SOC 2100 X X X X 07/11/00
SOC 2150 X X X X 07/11/00
SOC 2310 X X X 07/11/00
SOC 2510 X X X X 07/11/00
SOC 2550 X X X 07/11/00
Speech Communication SPCH 1000 X X X 07/14/00
SPCH 1010 X X 07/14/00
SPCH 2160 X 06/21/01
Surgical Physician Assistant SPA 1310 X X X 05/01/00
SPA 2300 X X X X 05/01/00,
06/21/01
SPA 2500 X 05/01/00
SPA 2510 X X 07/11/00
SPA 2941 X X 05/01/00
SPA 2946 X X 05/01/00
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Appendix IV
Subject Area
Surgical Physician Assistant
(Continued)
Subject Code
Course Number
Cultural Diversity C&S - 1
Computer & Info. Literacy C&S - 2
Critical Thinking C&S - 3
Consumer Awareness C&S - 4
Date Certified
SPA 2951 X 05/01/00
SPA 2956 X 05/01/00
SPA 2971 X X 05/01/00
SPA 2976 X X 05/01/00
SPA 2981 X 05/01/00
SPA 2986 X X 05/01/00,
06/21/01
Surgical Technology SURT 2861 X 05/22/03
Theatre Arts THEA 2210 X X 08/02/00
THEA 2220 X X 08/02/00
Urban Studies UST 1010 X X X 07/19/00
UST 1020 X X X 07/19/00
UST 1120 X X X 07/19/00
UST 2020 X X X 07/19/00
UST 2070 X X X 07/19/00
Veterinary Technology VT 2860 X 06/21/01
Visual Communication &
Design
VT 2940 X 06/21/01
VC&D 1010 X 05/22/03
VC&D 1110 X 05/22/03
VC&D 2600 X 05/22/03
VC&D 2990 X 05/22/03
• Digital Publishing VCDP 1060 X X 05/22/03
VCDP 1160 X 05/22/03
VCDP 1260 X 05/22/03
VCDP 1360 X 05/22/03
VCDP 2760 X 05/22/03
• Interactive Media VCIM 1570 X 05/22/03
VCIM 2370 X 05/22/03
• Photography VCPH 1050 X 05/22/03
VCPH 1300 X 05/22/03
VCPH 1450 X 05/22/03
VCPH 2050 X 05/22/03
Women’s Studies WST 1510 X 06/21/01
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Course Equivalency
AppendixV
Course Equivalency
The Equivalency Chart lists current semester courses that have equivalencies
and semester courses that have been officially deleted and therefore
are unavailable to students. Each current/deleted course is paired with a
course replacement. The course replacement is identical in content, and
has been renumbered to meet new degree requirements, or is very similar
in content and instructional function and has been declared equivalent
by content experts in the specific discipline. Active equivalent semester
courses have sufficient content similar in nature and instructional function
and have been declared equivalent. These course equivalents will
be used consistently college wide.
The concept of repeated courses, point of graduation and point of course
completion are important elements of equivalent courses. These elements
are explained below.
Repeated Course: if identified as equivalent, renumbered course may
be treated as repeats.
The Equivalent Course chart identifies a new course as equivalent to a
current or deleted course. These new courses carry a different course
number and may also carry a different subject code. These identified
equivalent renumbered courses will be treated as repeats under
the College’s repeated course rules, i.e., credit is earned for only one
completion and the single highest grade is computed into the student’s
grade point average.
Repeated Modularized Courses: all modularized courses together are
equivalent to their source course and may be treated as repeats.
Source courses that have been modularized are indicated in the Course
Descriptions of the College Catalog and may be identified by use of
letters “A” through “E” in the fourth position of the course number.
Modular courses, when all are completed, are equivalent to the source
course. To meet degree requirements, completion of either the source
course or all its modules is required. When a source course is used to
meet degree requirements, none of the modular courses may be used;
and when modular courses are used to meet degree requirements, the
source course may not be used.
Since modular courses are equivalent to their source course, modular
courses will be treated as repeats under the College repeated course
rules provided that the earned grade in each of the modular courses is
higher than the grade earned in the source course. A source course may
be treated as a repeat of all the modules.
Point of Graduation: if a course is a 2000-level course at the time
the student graduates, the credits may apply to the 2000-level degree
requirement.
A course may be renumbered from a 1000-level course number to a
2000-level course number. The degree requirements for the Associate of
Arts, Associate of Science, Associate of Applied Business and Associate
of Applied Science, effective Fall 2001, require 20 semester credits at
the 2000-level. Students who took a 1000-level course that has since
been renumbered to a 2000-level course may use that 2000-level course
to meet the 2000-level requirement.
Point of Course Completion: if a course was taken when it carried a
2000-level course number, the semester credits may be applied to the
2000-level degree requirement.
A course may be renumbered from a 2000-level course number to a
1000-level course number. The student may apply the course to the 20
semester credits at the 2000-level requirement if the course carried a
2000-level course number at the time the student took the course.
DELETED COURSE CR. EQUIVALENT COURSE CR.
ACCT-1040 Individual Taxation 3 ACCT-1041 Individual Taxation 4
ACCT-2040 Business Taxation 3 ACCT-2041 Business Taxation 4
ASL-1000 Fingerspelling 1 ASL-1001 Fingerspelling 2
AUTO-1550 Automotive Service Operations 2 AUTO-2700 Automotive Service Operations 2
BIO-1430 Anatomy and Physiology I 4 BIO-2330 Anatomy and Physiology I 4
BIO-1440 Anatomy and Physiology II 4 BIO-2340 Anatomy and Physiology II 4
CART-1020 Macintosh Basics 1 VC&D-1010 Macintosh Basics 1
CART-1060 History & Trends in Commercial Art & Design 3 VC&D-1060 History & Trends in Visual Communication & 3
Design
CART-1050 Introduction to Commercial Art & 2 VC&D-1100 Fundamentals of Design & Layout 2
Graphic Design
CART-1300 Typography & Layout 2 VC&D 1200 Typography & Layout 3
CART-1310 Graphic Design Drawing 1 VC&D-1300 Graphic Design Drawing 1
CART-131L Graphic Design Drawing Studio 1 VC&D-130L Graphic Design Drawing Studio 1
CART-1340 Rendering Techniques 2 VCIL-1140 Rendering Techniques 2
CART-1400 Decorative Design 2 VCIL-1440 Surface Design 2
CART-1500 Advertising & Design 2 VC&D-1500 Advertising & Design 3
CART-1600 Imaging & Design 1 VC&D-1400 Imaging & Design 1
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DELETED COURSE CR. EQUIVALENT COURSE CR.
CART-160L Imaging & Design Studio 1 VC&D-140L Imaging & Design Studio 1
CART-2300 Page Layout & Design 2 VC&D-2200 Multipage Layout & Design 2
CART-2310 Graphic Design & Illustration 2 VC&D-2300 Graphic Design & Illustration 2
CART-2320 Designing for Production 2 VC&D-2400 Designing for Production 2
CART-2330 Graphic Production 2 VC&D-2600 Graphic Production 2
CART-2340 Illustration in Pen & Ink 2 VCIL-2240 Illustration in Pen & Ink 2
CART-2350 Illustration with Prismacolor 2 VCIL-2140 Illustration with Prismacolor 2
CART-2360 Illustration with Watercolor 2 VCIL-2340 Illustration with Watercolor 2
CART-2410 Corporate Graphics 2 VCGD-2330 Corporate Graphics 2
CART-2420 Publication Design 2 VCGD-2230 Publication Design 2
CART-2430 Magazine Design 2 VCGD-2130 Magazine Design 2
CART-2440 Package Design 2 VCGD-2430 Package Design 2
CART-2450 Media Design 2 VC&D-2700 Media Design 2
CART-2500 Creative Advertising Campaign 2 VCAD-2520 Creative Advertising Campaign 3
CART-2700 Portfolio Preparation 2 VC&D-2990 Portfolio Preparation 2
CS-1020 Introduction to Computers 3 IT-1010 Introduction to Microcomputer Applications 3
AND AND
IT-1020 Information Technology Concepts 2
CS-1030 Introduction to Internet 2 IT-1030 Internet Fundamentals 2
CS-1310 Internal Computer Functions 2 ITMF-1310 Internal Computer Functions 2
CS-1320 Microcomputer Operating Systems 3 IT-1040 Microcomputer Operating Systems 3
CS-1350 Programming Logic 3 IT-1050 Programming Logic 3
CS-1400 Spreadsheet Use and Design 3 ITAP-1250 Electronic Spreadsheet Use and Design 3
OR OR
OADM-1050 Electronic Spreadsheet Applications
CS-1410 Database Use and Design 3 IT-2300 Database Use and Design 3
CS-1501 Application Program Development I: COBOL 5 ITMF-1500 Application Program Development I: COBOL 5
CS-2400 Network Fundamentals 3 ITNT-2300 Network Fundamentals 3
CS-2500 Microcomputer Project 3 ITMP-2990 Microcomputer Project 3
CS-2530 Application Program Development II: 5 ITMF-2530 Application Program Development II: 5
COBOL, CICS
COBOL, CICS
CS-2550 Application Program Development III: 5 ITMF-2550 Application Program Development III: 5
COBOL, CICS, SQL
COBOL, CICS, SQL
CS-2610 Assembly Programming Language 4 ITMF-2610 Assembly Language Programming 4
CS-2620 Visual Basic Programming 4 ITMP-2620 Visual Basic Programming 4
CS-2630 Advanced Visual Basic Programming 4 ITMP-2630 Advanced Visual Basic Programming 4
CS-2670 C/C++ Programming Language 4 ITMP-2670 C/C++ Programming Language 4
CS-2700 Systems Analysis and Design 3 IT-2700 Systems Analysis and Design 3
C&CR-1370 Introduction to Technology 3 C&CR-1371 Using Court Reporting Technology 2
AND AND
C&CR-1310 Advanced Realtime Theory 2
C&CR-2650 Technical Terminology II 2 C&CR-2651 Technical Terminology II 3
DIET-2300 Medical Nutrition Therapy I 2 DIET 2301 Medical Nutrition Therapy I 3
DIET-2310 Medical Nutrition Therapy II 2 DIET-2311 Medical Nutrition Therapy II 3
DIET-2400 Community Nutrition 3 DIET-2410 Life Cycle Nutrition – Pregnancy & Lactation 1
AND AND
DIET-2420 Life Cycle Nutrition – Nutrition for Children 1
AND AND
DIET-2430 Life Cycle Nutrition – Nutrition through Adulthood 1
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Course Equivalency
DELETED COURSE CR. EQUIVALENT COURSE CR.
DIET-2500 Geriatric Nutrition 3 DIET-2501 Nutrition Applications in Geriatrics 2
ECED-1700 Including Children with Special Needs 3 ECED-2700 Including Children with Special Needs 3
ECON-1610 Principles of Macroeconomics 3 ECON-2610 Principles of Macroeconomics 4
ECON-1620 Principles of Microeconomics 3 ECON-2620 Principles of Microeconomics 4
EET-1000 Introduction to PC Maintenance 2 EET-1001 Introduction to PC Maintenance 3
EET-1010 DOS for Technicians 2 EET-1021 Operating System Technologies I 3
AND AND
EET-1020 Basic Software Troubleshooting 2
EET-1030 Installing and Configuring Operating Systems 2 EET-1031 Operating System Technologies II 3
EET-1050 PC Systems Servicing and Troubleshooting 3 EET-1051 PC Servicing and Troubleshooting 2
EET-1070 PC Laser Printer Installation and Repair 1 EET-1071 Computer System Peripherals 2
AND
AND
EET-1040 Online Communications 1
EET-1080 Service Operations and Communications 1 EET-1081 Computer User Support 1
Procedures
EET-1090 Test Preparation for A+ Certification 1 EET-1091 Test Preparation for A+ Certification 1
EET-2240 Digital Circuits/Microprocessors III 3 EET-2241 Microprocessors and Hardware Interface 3
With C Programming
EMT-1300 Emergency Medical Technician – Basic 5 EMT-1301 Emergency Medical Technician – Basic 7
AND AND
EMT-1740 Emergency Medical Technician – Ambulance 1
EHST-1300 Environmental Health & Safety I 4 EHST-1301 Introduction to Environmental Technology 3
AND
AND
EHST-1330 Hazardous Waste Operations and 3
Emergency Response
EHST-2360 Environmental Sampling and Management 4 EHST-2361 Environmental Sampling and Analysis 4
EHST-2370 OSHA/DOT Refresher 2 EHST-2371 Occupational Safety and Health Act/Department 1
of Transportation Refresher
GEN-1030 Information Literacy 2 GEN-1031 CyberResearch in the Library 2
GCMT-1020 Macintosh Basics 1 VC&D-1010 Macintosh Basics 1
GCMT-1240 PDF Workflow, Asset & Systems Management 2 VCDP-2160 Digital Workflow 1
GCMT-1300 Introduction to Visual Communication 2 VC&D-1110 Introduction to Visual Communication 2
GCMT-1400 Computer Applications for Publishing 3 VCDP-1060 Introduction to Digital Publishing 2
GCMT-1450 Troubleshooting Computer Publishing Systems 2 VCDP-1160 Troubleshooting Computer Publishing Systems 2
GCMT-1500 Black and White Photography I 3 VCPH-1050 Black and White Photography I 3
GCMT-1510 Black and White Photography II 3 VCPH-1250 Black and White Photography II 3
GCMT-1520 Color Photography I 3 VCPH-1350 Color Photography I 3
GCMT-1530 Photography for Non-majors 1 VCPH-1300 Photography for Designers 1
GCMT-1540 History of Photography 3 VCPH-1150 History of Photography 3
GCMT-1600 Digital Imaging I 3 VCPH-1450 Digital Imaging I 3
GCMT-1610 Virtual Reality Imaging 2 VCIM-2470 Virtual Reality Imaging 2
GCMT-2380 Estimating & Production Management 3 VCDP-2760 Estimating & Production Management 3
GCMT-2410 Electronic Publishing I 2 VCDP-1260 Digital Page Layout 2
GCMT-2420 Electronic Publishing II 2 VCDP-2360 Digital Production & Layout 3
OR OR
GCMT-2450 Prepress/Service Bureau Procedures I 2
OR
OR
GCMT-2460 Prepress/Service Bureau Procedures II 2
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DELETED COURSE CR. EQUIVALENT COURSE CR
GCMT-2430 Color Scanning & Reproduction 2 VCDP-2260 Color Scanning & Reproduction 2
GCMT-2440 Vector Graphics 2 VCDP-1360 Vector Graphics 2
GCMT-2471 Internet/WWW Publishing I 3 VCIM-1570 Web Publishing I: HTML 3
OR OR
GCMT-2470 Internet/World Wide Web Publishing 2
GCMT-2480 Internet/WWW Publishing II 3 VCIM-2070 Web Publishing II: Site Design 3
GCMT-2490 Animation for Web & Multimedia 3 VCIM-2270 Animation for Web & Media 3
GCMT-2500 Commercial Studio Techniques I 3 VCPH-2050 Commercial Studio Techniques I 3
GCMT-2510 Portfolio Preparation 2 VC&D-2990 Portfolio Preparation 2
GCMT-2520 Color Photography II 3 VCPH-2350 Color Photography II 3
GCMT-2530 Professional Photographic Practices 3 VC&D-2530 Professional Practices in VC&D 3
GCMT-2540 Individual Projects in Photography & 2 VC&D-2540 Individual Projects 2
Graphic Communications
GCMT-2550 Introduction to Photojournalism 3 VCPH-2150 Introduction to Photojournalism 3
GCMT-2560 Commercial Studio Techniques II 3 VCPH-2550 Commercial Studio Techniques II 3
GCMT-2600 Digital Imaging II 3 VCPH-2450 Digital Imaging II 3
GCMT-2700 Digital Video I 3 VCIM-2170 Digital Video I 3
GCMT-2711 Interactive Media 3 VCIM-2370 Interactive Media 3
HLTH-1200 Introduction to Health Technologies 2 HTEC-1040 Health Career Exploration 1
HIM-1110 Physician Office Coding 2 HIM-1111 Physician Office Coding 3
HOSP-1550 Baking Production & Sales I 2 HOSP-1551 Baking Production & Sales I 3
HOSP-1700 Hospitality Purchasing 2 HOSP-2700 Hospitality Purchasing 2
HS-1310 Issues in Chemical Dependency I 2 HS-1200 Treatment Modalities and Diversity Issues 4
AND AND in Chemical Dependency
HS-2310 Issues in Chemical Dependency III 2
HS-1320 Issues in Chemical Dependency II 2 HS-1210 Prevention and Chemical Dependency 2
HS-1410 Diagnostic Tools and Advocacy Strategies 2 HS-1220 Diagnostic Tools and Legal Considerations 4
AND AND
HS-1420 Legal Issues 2
HS-2320 Issues in Chemical Dependency IV 2 HS-2200 Ethics in Chemical Dependency 3
HS-2410 Family Systems 2 HS-2300 Family Theory and Services 4
HS-2420 Intervention Strategies 2 HS-1110 Crisis Intervention and Child Abuse Issues 3
HS-2510 Human Service Systems 2 HS-2600 Systems Approach to Case Management 4
AND AND
HS-2520 Case Management in Human Services 2
HUM-1750 Honors Forum: Critical Issues 3 HUM-175H Honors Forum: Critical Issues 3
ITP-1300 Interpreting Fundamentals 3 DIS-1300 Interpreting Fundamentals 3
ITP-1310 Interpreting I 2 DIS-1310 Interpreting I 2
ITP-1400 American Sign Language Structure 2 DIS-1401 American Sign Language Structure 3
ITP-1850 Practicum I 2 DIS-1850 Practicum I 2
ITP-1970 Practicum Seminar I 1 DIS-1970 Practicum Seminar I 1
ITP-2300 Transliterating 2 DIS-2300 Transliterating 2
ITP-2310 Interpreting II 2 DIS-2310 Interpreting II 2
ITP-2410 Voicing 2 DIS-2410 Voicing 2
ITP-2850 Practicum II 2 DIS-2850 Practicum II 2
ITP-2970 Practicum Seminar II 1 DIS-2970 Practicum Seminar II 1
JMC-2210 Introduction To Radio and Television 3 JMC-1210 Introduction To Radio and Television 3
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Course Equivalency
DELETED COURSE CR. EQUIVALENT COURSE CR
LAWE-1100 Criminal Procedures and Evidence 3 LAWE-1120 Criminal Court Procedure 2
AND
AND
LAWE-1130 Criminal Evidence 2
LAWE-2310 Criminal Investigation 4 LAWE-2390 The Investigative Process 4
MT-1300 Massotherapy I 4 MT-1301 Massotherapy I 3
MT-2300 Pathology for Massage Therapists 4 MT-2301 Pathology for Massage Therapists 3
MT-2340 Massotherapy Practicum 2 MT-2341 Massotherapy Practicum 3
MT-2850 General Massage Practicum 4 MT-2851 General Massage Practicum 3
MT-2860 Geriatric Massage Practicum 4 MT-2861 Geriatric Massage Practicum 3
MA-1030 Medical Terminology II 2 MA-2010 Medical Terminology II 2
MA-1300 Medical Office Lab I 2 MA-1320 Office Laboratory Procedures 3
AND AND
MA-1310 Medical Office Lab II 2
MA-1410 Advanced Clinical Medical Assisting 3 MA-2410 Advanced Clinical Medical Assisting 3
MA-1510 Medical Office Procedures 4 MA-1511 Medical Office Procedures 3
MA-1520 Medical Billing and Coding 3 MA-2520 Medical Billing 3
MA-1700 Sterile Processing Technology I 4 SURT-1700 Sterile Processing Technology I 4
MA-1710 Sterile Processing Technology II 4 SURT-1710 Sterile Processing Technology II 4
MA-1860 Sterile Processing Practicum 2 SURT-1860 Sterile Processing Practicum 2
MATH-1150 Mathematics for Technology 3 MATH-1050 Mathematics for Technology 3
MATH-1140 Applied Algebra 2 MATH-1141 Applied Algebra and Mathematical Reasoning 3
MATH-1520 College Algebra 3 MATH-1521 College Algebra 4
MIT-1550 Industrial Drawing Essentials 3 MIT-2030 Industrial Drawing Essentials 3
MIT-1700 CAD/CAM I 3 MIT-2000 CAD/CAM I 3
MIT-1950 Industrial CAD I 3 MIT-2040 Industrial CAD I 3
MIT-2050 Industrial CAD II 3 MIT-2051 Industrial CAD II 3
MIT-2100 Advanced Machine Tools 3 MIT-2120 Facilities Design & Material Handling 3
OADM-1000 Business Language Skills 2 BADM-1000 Business Language Skills 2
OADM-1010 Keyboarding 2 IT-1000 Keyboarding 2
OADM-1020 Microcomputer Applications 3 IT-1010 Introduction to Microcomputer Applications 3
OADM-1030 Speed Building 2 ITAP-1220 Speed Building 2
OADM-1040 Basic Filing with Microcomputer Applications 3 ITAP-1240 Basic Filing with Microcomputer Applications 3
OADM-1050 Electronic Spreadsheet Applications 3 ITAP-1250 Electronic Spreadsheet Use and Design 3
OADM-1060 Introduction to Windows 2 IT-1060 Introduction to Windows 2
OADM-1310 Basic Business Formatting 3 ITAP-1230 Basic Business Formatting 3
OADM-2010 Business Communications 3 BADM-2010 Business Communications 3
OADM-2300 Word Processing 3 ITAP-1200 Word Processing I 3
OADM-2310 Desktop Publishing 3 ITAP-2270 Desktop Publishing 3
OADM-2990 Office Procedures and Practices 3 BADM-2990 Office Procedures and Practices 3
OPT-2330 Theoretical Optics III 2 OPT-2861 Optical Practicum I 3
AND AND AND AND
OPT-2430 Mechanical Optics III 3 OPT-2970 Optical Practicum Seminar I 3
AND AND
OPT-2530 Optical Dispensing III 3
AND AND
OPT-2630 Contact Lens III 3
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Appendix V
DELETED COURSE CR. EQUIVALENT COURSE CR
OPT-2440 Mechanical Optics IV 3 OPT-2870 Optical Practicum II 3
AND AND AND AND
OPT-2540 Optical Dispensing IV 3 OPT-2980 Optical Practicum Seminar II 3
AND AND
OPT-2640 Contact Lens IV 2
AND AND
OPT-2700 Refraction 3
AND AND
OPT-2860 Optical Practicum 2
PL-1420 Probate Law 3 PL-2420 Probate Law 3
PL-1440 Business Law for Paralegals 4 PL-2440 Business Transactions 3
AND AND
PL-2460 Business Organizations 3
PL-1500 Legal Computer Applications 3 PL-1501 Law Office Technology 2
PL-2300 Torts and Evidence 3 PL-2301 Torts and Evidence 4
PL-2850 Paralegal Practicum 2 PL-2851 Paralegal Practicum 1
AND AND
PL-2990 Paralegal Capstone 2
PHYS-1100 Physics of Ultrasound and Advanced Sonography 2 PHYS-1070 Physical Concepts in Diagnostic Sonography 2
AND
AND
PHYS-2290 Physics and Vascular Color Flow 3
REAL-1300 Principles and Practices of Real Estate 2 REAL-1301 Principles and Practices of Real-Estate 3
REAL-1400 Real Estate Law 2 REAL-1401 Real Estate Law 3
REAL-1500 Valuation of Residential Properties 2 REAL-1501 Valuation of Residential Properties 1
REAL-1600 Real Estate Finance 2 REAL-1601 Real Estate Finance 1
RESP-1420 Intermediate Polysomnography I 3 RESP-1421 Intermediate Polysomnography I 2
AND AND
RESP-142L Intermediate Polysomnography I Lab 1
SPCH-2030 Interviewing 3 SPCH-2020 Interviewing 3
THEA-1210 Development of Theatre & Drama I 3 THEA-2210 History of Theatre & Drama I 3
THEA-1220 Development of Theatre & Drama II 3 THEA-2220 History of Theatre & Drama II 3
CROSSLISTED COURSES
Crosslisted courses are identical courses offered in two or more subject areas. They may differ only in subject area code and course number.
Credit may be earned once for crosslisted courses.
CROSSLISTED COURSE CR. EQUIVALENT COURSE CR.
ACCT-2990 Business Strategies 3 BADM 2500 Business Strategies 3
BIO-1300 Horticultural Botany 3 PST-1300 Horticultural Botany 3
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STANDARD AND HONORS COURSES
STANDARD COURSE CR. EQUIVALENT HONORS COURSE CR.
CHEM-1300 General Chemistry I 4 CHEM-130H Honors General Chemistry I 5
AND AND
CHEM-130L General Chemistry Laboratory I 1
ESCI-1410 Physical Geology 3 ESCI-141H Honors Physical Geology 3
ENG-1010 College Composition I 3 ENG-101H Honors College Composition II 3
ENG-1020 College Composition II 3 ENG-102H Honors College Composition II 3
HIST-1510 United States History to 1877 3 HIST-151H Honors United States History to 1877 3
HIST-1520 United States History Since 1877 3 HIST-152H Honors United States History Since 1877 3
None HUM-175H Honors Forum: Critical Issues 3
MATH-1610 Calculus I 5 MATH-161H Honors Calculus I 5
MATH-1620 Calculus II 5 MATH-162H Honors Calculus II 5
MATH-2310 Calculus III 4 MATH-231H Honors Calculus III 4
PHIL-1010 Introduction to Philosophy 3 PHIL-101H Honors Introduction to Philosophy 3
PSY-1010 General Psychology 3 PSY-101H Honors General Psychology 3
DELETED COURSE WITH NO EQUIVALENCY
The following courses have been deleted from the college course inventory and no replacements have been indicated. If you are required to
take one of these courses to meet your degree requirements, please see the faculty coordinator or program manager in that department to
discuss your options.
DELETED COURSE WITH NO EQUIVALENCY
CR.
AUTO-1200 Introduction to Automotive Service Manuals and Information Systems 1
EET-1060 PC Networking 2
EHST-2310 CERCLA Superfund Sites 2
JMC-1020 Introduction to Mass Communications II 3
GCMT-1001 Orientation to Publishing Industries 2
GCMT-1010 Orientation to Publishing Laboratory 1
GCMT-1220 Digital Output Systems I 2
GCMT-1230 Digital Output Systems II 2
GCMT-1250 Variable Data Document Creation & Printing 2
GCMT-1340 Imaging Science 2
GCMT-1350 Image Reproduction & Film Assembly 2
GCMT-1410 Integrating Production and Design for Graphic Products 3
GCMT-2300 Print Production Materials 2
GCMT-2311 Substrate Imaging and Finishing 4
GCMT-2320 Offset Printing 2
GCMT-2340 Imposition, Layout, Bindery & Finishing 3
GCMT-2350 Printing Production and Operations Management 2
GCMT-2360 Customer Service and Sales Support 2
GCMT-2370 Printing Estimating 2
GCMT-2840 Internship 1-3
MARK-2990 Marketing Case Analysis 1
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Appendix VI
Appendix VI
Personnel
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
THORNTON, JERRY SUE 1992
President
B.A., Murray State Univ.
M.A., Murray State Univ.
Ph.D., Univ. of Texas, Austin
VACANT
Executive Vice President
Academic and Student Affairs
MANN, JANET A., CMA 1999
Executive Vice President,
Finance & Business Services/
Treasurer
B.A., Miami Univ.
M.B.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
REIS, FRANK W. 1989
Executive Vice President,
Administration
B.S., Bryant College
M.B.A., Providence College
M.Ed., Providence College
Ph.D., Ohio State Univ.
MUHA, SUSAN 1997
Executive Vice President
Workforce &Economic
Development
A.A., Middle Georgia College
B.S., Univ. of Georgia
M.S., Univ. of Central Arkansas
JOHNSON, ALEX B. 1993
Campus President/College
Vice President/Metropolitan
Campus
B.S., Winston-Salem State Univ.
M.S., Lehman College
Ph.D., Pennsylvania State Univ.
SIMPSON, LAWRENCE J. 1979
Campus President/College
Vice President/Eastern Campus
B.A., Kent State Univ.
M.S., Univ. of Pittsburgh
Ph.D., Univ. of Pittsburgh
THOMAS, CARMELITA A. 2000
Campus President/College
Vice President, Western Campus
B.A., Univ. of California
M.A., Univ. of California
Ph.D., Univ. of California
BUTLER, TERRY 1999
Vice President, Student and
Community Programs
A.A., Cuyahoga Community
College
B.S., Kent State Univ.
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
DAVIS, G. WAYNE 2001
Vice President, Human Resources
B.A., Univ. of Cincinnati
M.B.A., Indiana Univ.
FRABONI, MARYANN 1999
Vice President, Strategic Initiatives
B.A.(Hons), Nipissing Univ.,
Ontario
M.A., Univ. of Western Ontario
Ph.D., Univ of Western Ontario
GRAY, PATRICIA 2002
Vice President, Medical Education
Programs
B.S.N., Hunter College, NY
M.Ed., Univ. of Cincinnati
Ph.D., Cleveland State Univ.
LANN, LARRY 1989
Vice President, Finance and
Business Services
B.S., Univ. of Akron
M. B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
POWELL, CARL 2000
Vice President, Ed. Tech.Svcs.
B.A., Univ. of California
M.S., Kent State Univ.
ROSACCO, CLAIRE 2001
Vice President, Public Affairs
B.A., Ohio State Univ.
SIMMONS, LINDA 2002
Vice President, Academic Affairs
B.A., Linfield College
M.S., San Diego State Univ.
Ed.D., Oregon State Univ.
SMITH, DENNIS 1987
Interim Executive Director,
Corporate College - West
B.A., Youngstown Univ.
M.Ed., Kent State Univ.
M.P.A., Kent State Univ.
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
ULRICH, DENNIS 2002
Executive Director, Continuing/
Professional Education
B.A., Miami Univ.
M.A., Miami Univ.
Ph.D., Miami Univ.
VILLANUEVA, MYRNA 2003
Special Asst. to President
B.S., Baldwin Wallace College
M.Ed., Kent State Univ.
Ph.D., Univ. of Texas, Austin
DEANS
EASTERN CAMPUS.............
JAROS, JAMES A. 1978
Dean, Liberal Arts
A.A., St. Petersburg Jr. College
B.A., Univ. of South Florida
M.A., Univ. of South Florida
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve
MILES, BELINDA S. 2001
Interim Dean, Performing Arts
B.A., City University of New York
M.A., Columbia Univ. Teach. Coll
Ed.D., Columbia Univ. Teach. Coll
MOTIKA, STEPHEN M. 1999
Dean, Student Affairs
B.S., Youngstown State Univ.
M.S., Jacksonville State Univ.
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
REED, KAREN A. 1985
Dean, Business, Math & Technology
B.S., Mount Union College
M.B.A., Lake Erie College
Ph.D., Univ. of Akron
SCHMID, JANET 1975
Dean, Health Careers/Science
B.S., Kent State Univ.
M.S., Indiana State Univ.
METROPOLITAN CAMPUS..........
MCFADDEN, GLORIA S. 1996
Dean, Student Affairs
B.A., South Carolina State Univ.
M.Ed., Western Kentucky Univ.
Ed.D., North Carolina State Univ.
MICHAELS, DENNIS 2002
Dean, Liberal Arts
B.S. Ed., Bowling Green State
M.A., Toledo Univ.
M.Ed., Cleveland State Univ.
Ph.D., Ohio State Univ.
MINTZ, PATRICIA J. 1986
Dean, Business, Math & Technology
B.S., Purdue Univ.
M.A., Eastern Michigan Univ.
E.D.M., Case Western Reserve
O’CONNOR, J. DANIEL 1998
Dean, Health Careers/Science
B.S., Slippery Rock
M.Ed., Slippery Rock
Ph.D., LaSalle Univ.
PENNELL, BARBARA A. 1994
Dean of Nursing
B.S.A.S., Youngstown State Univ.
M.S.N., Univ. of Akron
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
WESTERN CAMPUS............
DALPIAN, GAIL F. 1997
Dean, Business, Math & Technology
B.A., Univ. of Connecticut
M.S., Univ. of Connecticut
M.Ed., Johnson & Wales Univ.
FRANKLIN, CAROL S. 1984
Dean, Liberal Arts
B.A., Hiram College
M.A., Univ. of Calif. Berkeley
Ph.D., Univ. of Calif. Berkeley
ROBINSON, SANDY L. 1989
Dean, Health Careers/Science
B.S., Ohio State Univ.
M.Ed., Cleveland State Univ.
SCHICK, THOMAS 1974
Dean, Student Affairs
B.S., Kent State Univ.
M.Ed., Kent State Univ.
ASSISTANT DEANS
EASTERN CAMPUS............
DIMARIA, VINCENT 2002
Asst. Dean, Liberal Arts
B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
DEHART, ARMETIA 1997
Asst. Dean, Eve/Wknd Prog.
B.A., Ohio State Univ.
M.P.A., Cleveland State Univ.
FINSON, LAURA 1984
Asst. Dean, Student Affairs
B.S., Miami Univ.
M.A., Kent State Univ.
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HALDAR, FRANCES L. 2000
Asst. Dean, Business, Math & Tech.
A.A., Ohio State Univ.
B.S.B.A., Ohio State Univ.
M.B.A., Ohio State Univ.
Ph.D., Ohio State Univ.
EMMITT, DAVID 1982
Asst. Dean, Health Careers/Science
B.A., Kent State Univ.
M.S., Kent State Univ.
METROPOLITAN CAMPUS...........
VACANT
Asst. Dean, Liberal Arts
DIASIO-MILLER, KAREN 1998
Asst. Dean, Student Affairs
B.S., Univ. of Akron
M.S., Univ. of Akron
GEROSKY, MARY LOU 1990
Asst. Dean, Health Careers/Science
B.S., West Liberty State College
M.Ed., Cleveland State Univ.
REIS, MARY 1989
Asst. Dean, Business, Math & Tech.
B.S., Bryant College
M.Ed., Providence College
WHITTEN, ELIJAH H. 1979
Asst. Dean, Eve/Wknd Prog.
A.A., Cuyahoga Comm. College
B.S., Ashland College
M.B.A., Morehead State
WESTERN CAMPUS............
BOYKO, MICHAEL E. 1994
Asst. Dean, Business, Math & Tech.
A.A.S., Cuyahoga Comm. College
B.S., Univ. of Akron
M.S., Univ. of Akron
J.D., Univ. of Akron
DEL ROSARIO, DIANA 1995
Asst. Dean, Student Affairs
B.A., Univ. of Puerto Rico
M.B.A., Baldwin Wallace College
FRANCE, RICHARD E. 1977
Asst. Dean, Eve/Wknd Prog.
B.S., John Carroll Univ.
M.Ed., Cleveland State Univ.
SALAK, FRANK 1970
Interim Asst. Dean, Liberal Arts
B.A., John Carroll Univ.
M.A., John Carroll Univ.
VACANT
Asst. Dean, Health Careers/Science
FACULTY
A. . . . . . . . . . .
ABADIR, LAILA F. 1983
Prof., Mathematics
B.S.C., Ain Shams Univ.
M.S.C., Ain Shams Univ.
M.S., Cleveland State Univ.
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
ABBOTT, DEBORAH A. 1985
Counselor, Prof.
A.A., Cuyahoga Community
College
B.S., Tuskegee Institute
M. Ed., Tuskegee Institute
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
ABOU-DIAB, MALEK S. 1996
Asst. Prof., Mathematics
B.S., Cleveland State Univ.
M.S., Cleveland State Univ.
ADAMS, ELEONORE S. 1989
Asst. Prof., Philosophy/Humanities
B.A., Lake Erie College
M.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
AFSHARPANAH, SHAHROKH 1988
Librarian, Assoc. Prof.
B. A., Tehran Teachers Training
College
M.L.S., Univ. of Tehran
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve Univ.
ALLEN-JENKINS, JEAN C. 1970
Counselor, Assoc. Prof.
B.S.Ed., Ohio Univ.
M.Ed., Univ. of Pittsburgh
ANDRAKO, CHRISTINA 2002
Instructor, Visual Communication
and Design
B.A., Kent State Univ.
ARMSTRONG, JAMES S. 1977
Counselor, Asst. Prof.
B.A., Kent State Univ.
M.Ed., Kent State Univ.
Ed.S., Kent State Univ.
B. . . . . . . . . . . . .
BADAL, JAMES J. 1988
Asst. Prof., English
B.A., Western Reserve Univ.
M.A., Western Reserve Univ.
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve Univ.
BAILEY III, HENRY C. 1997
Assoc. Prof., Mathematics
B.S., Pennsylvania State Univ.
M.A., Pennsylvania State Univ.
BEDNARSKI, JEROME J. 1971
Asst. Prof., English
B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
BEHROUZI, MAJID 1988
Asst. Prof., Mathematics
A.S., Miami-Dade Community
College
B.S., Kent State Univ.
M.S., Cleveland State Univ.
M.S., Ohio State Univ.
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
Ph.D., York University (Canada)
BENDER, LAWRENCE P. 1968
C. P. A.
Assoc. Prof., Accounting
B.S.B.A., John Carroll Univ.
M.B.A., Ohio Univ.
BENTAYOU, EVELYN L. 1984
Prof., English
B.S., Bowling Green State Univ.
M.A., Bowling Green State Univ.
Ph.D., Univ. of Wisconsin
BERGER, ROBERT S. 1984
Counselor, Asst. Prof.
B.S., Univ. of Pittsburgh
M.R.C., Bowling Green State Univ.
BERLINGERI, ANGELA 1998
Asst. Prof., Visual Communication
and Design
B.F.A., Calif. College of Arts &
Crafts
M.F.A., Kent State Univ.
BERNSTOWICZ, DAVID 2002
Instructor, History
B.A., Gannon Univ.
M.A., Duquesne Univ.
BIDDLE, TERRY A. 1974
Instructor, Law Enforcement
B.A., Kent State Univ.
M.S., Univ. of Akron
BISHOP, IRIS W. 1984
Counselor, Assoc. Prof.
B.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
M.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
BLACKMON, DOROTHY J. 1994
Assoc. Prof., Sociology
B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College
M.A., Univ. of Akron
Ph.D., Univ. of Akron
BLAZINA, STEVEN P. 1999
Instructor, Mathematics
B.G.S., Ohio Univ.
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.S., Cleveland State Univ.
BAILIS, MICHAEL Y. 1973
Asst. Prof., Human Services
B.A., Univ. of Pennsylvania
M.A., Univ. of Michigan
BALSA, CHENGAVALLI 1994
Assoc. Prof., Mathematics
B.S., Sri Padmavathi Women’s
College, India
M.S., Sri Venkateswara Univ., India
M.S., Southern Illinois Univ.
BANKS, MARGARET A., R.N. 1974
Assoc. Prof., Nursing Education
B.S.N., Case Western Reserve
Univ.
M.S.N., Case Western Reserve
Univ.
BANKS, ROBERT C. 1967
Prof., Chemistry/Physical Science
B.A., Western Reserve Univ.
M.Ed., Cleveland State Univ.
BARBER. FRANK 1999
Instructor, Business Administration
B.B.A., Kent State Univ.
M.B.A., Kent State Univ.
BARDON, RICHARD A. 1995
Asst. Prof., English
B.A., Ohio Univ.
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
BARKER, JUDITH A. 1994
Prof., Psychology
B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
BARNARD, KEVIN D. 2001
Instructor, Emergency Med. Tech
A.A. S., The Ohio State Univ.
B.S., The Ohio State Univ.
BATE, BRIAN R. 1969
Prof., Psychology
A.B., Western Reserve Univ.
M.S., Western Reserve Univ.
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve Univ.
BATTLES, CAROL G. 1987
Prof., Dietetic Tech./Health
B.S., Case Western Reserve Univ.
M.S., Case Western Reserve Univ.
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
BECK, CHRISTINE D. 1996
Asst. Prof., Nursing Education
A.S., Cuyahoga Community
College
M.S.N., Case Western Reserve
Univ.
M.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
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BLUNK, LAURA A. 1976
Assoc. Prof., History/Pol. Sci.
B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.A., Univ. of Akron
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
BOHANON, MARGO A. 1988
Assoc. Prof., English
B.A., Ohio Univ.
M.A., Ohio Univ.
Ph.D, Case Western Reserve Univ.
BOLDYREFF, ROMAN E. 2001
Instructor, Biology
B.S., Univ. of West Florida
M.S., Univ. of West Florida
BONGORNO, JOHN F. 1999
Asst. Prof., Accounting/Business
Admin
B.S. B.A., John Carroll Univ.
M.A., Miami Univ.
BORSZCZ, JOHN 1970
Prof., Health/Physical Education
B.S., Univ. of Wyoming
M.A., Univ. of Wyoming
BOUIE, CARILYNN H. 2000
Asst. Prof., Mathematics
B.S., Univ. of Tennessee
M.M., Univ. of Tennessee
BRATHWAITE, ORMOND D. 1994
Assoc. Prof., Biology/Chemistry
B.S., York College, CUNY
M.A., City College, CUNY
Ph.D., Graduate Center of CUNY
BROOK, ELLEN 1999
Asst. Prof., Mathematics
B.S., Polytechnic Institute of
Kharkov
M.S., Kharkov Pedagogical
Institute, Ukraine
BROSKI, DONNA L., R.N. 1990
Asst. Prof., Nursing
A.D.N., Gadsden Community
College
M.S.N., Case Western Reserve
Univ.
BROWN, CHARLES T. 1982
Asst. Prof., Medical Assisting Tech.
B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.Ed., Cleveland State Univ.
BROWN, VALERIE S., R.N. 1979
Prof., Sociology
B. A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
B.S.N., Case Western Reserve Univ.
M.S.N., Case Western Reserve Univ.
M.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve Univ.
BRYSON, ROBERT N. 1973
Counselor, Asst. Prof.
B.A., Muskingum College
M.A., Western Michigan Univ.
BUCCINI, MARIANNE M. 2000
Counselor, Asst. Prof.
B.S.W., Marywood College, PA
M.S.W., Marywood College, PA
BUDUSKY VIOLET 1990
Asst. Prof., Computer Studies
B.S., Kent State Univ.
M.Ed., Kent State Univ.
BURGE, SUSAN T. 1976
Prof., Health Education
B.S., Kent State Univ.
M.Ed., Kent State Univ.
BURKE, JAMES M. 1977
Asst. Prof., Accounting
B.B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
BUSH-JONES, DOSETTE 1990
Asst. Prof., Nursing
B.S.N., Ursuline College
M.S.N., Case Western Reserve
Univ.
BUTCHER, KATHY L. 1984
Instructor, Nursing
A S., Cuyahoga Community
College
B.S.N., Univ. of Akron
BUTLER, JOHNNIE E. 1972
Prof., English
B.A., Jackson State College
M.A., Purdue Univ.
C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CAPEK, DENNIS J. 1996
Instructor, Automotive Technology
A.B., Northwestern Business
College
CAPRETTA, THOMAS G. 1998
Asst. Prof., Hospitality Management
A.A.B., Univ. of Akron
B.S., Univ. of Akron
M.S., Univ. of Akron
CARETTI, DONNA M., R.N. 1976
Asst. Prof., Nursing Education
B.S.N., St. John College
M.S.N., Case Western Reserve Univ.
CARLINO, ALEXANDER 2001
Instructor, Information Technology
A.A., Cuyahoga Community
College
B.M., Cleveland State Univ.
M.S., Cleveland State Univ.
CARRINGTON, GARY E. 2000
Counselor, Asst. Prof.
B.A., Morehouse College, GA
M.Ed., Kent State Univ.
CECI, RICHARD 2002
Instructor, Business Administration
B.A., Youngstown State Univ.
M.A., Youngstown State Univ.
CHEN, JIN 2002
Instructor, Mathematics
B.S., Nanjing Normal Univ., China
M.S., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson
CHENG, HOU S. 1986
Assoc. Prof., Elec/Elect Engr. Tech.
B.S.E.E., National Chiao-Tung Univ.
M.S.E.E., Univ. of Michigan
M.A., Wayne State Univ.
J.D., Cleveland State Univ.
CICERCHI, BARBARA J. 2001
Instructor, Early Childhood Ed.
B.A., Ursuline College
M.Ed., Kent State Univ.
CIESLAK, JAMES 1983
Assoc. Prof., Accounting
B.B.A., Kent State Univ.
M.B.A., Xavier Univ.
J.D., Cleveland-Marshall College
of Law
CLAVNER, JERRY B. 1972
Prof., Sociology/Social Science
B.S., Columbia Univ.
M.A., Univ. of Missouri
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve Univ.
CLAWSON, SANDRA A. 1999
Asst. Prof, Paralegal Studies
B.B.A., Kent State Univ.
M.B.A., Baldwin Wallace College
J.D., Cleveland Marshall College
of Law
CLEMENS, HOLLY A. 1997
Assoc. Prof., Physical Education
B.S., Bowling Green State Univ.
M.Ed., Cleveland State Univ.
COCHRANE, ROBERT H. 2001
Instructor, Physical Education
B.S., Bowling Green State Univ.
M.S., Univ. of Arizona
COHEN, JOEL S. 1979
Assoc. Prof., Ophthalmic
Dispensing
B.A., Univ. of Akron
M.S., Univ. of Akron
COLL-GALLO, ROSER 1994
Assoc. Prof., Spanish
Licenciatura, Univ. of Chihuahua,
Mexico
M.A., Ohio State Univ.
Ph.D., Univ. of California, LA
COLVIN, MARLA J. 1991
Prof., Psychology
B.A., Rider College
M.A., Univ. of Illinois
CONNELLY, MARIE K. 1991
Assoc. Prof., English
B.A., Richmond College
M.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve Univ.
CONNOR, NANCY S. 1995
Asst. Prof., Librarian
B.A., Ohio State Univ.
M.L.S., Kent State Univ.
COOK, BLAKE 2001
Instructor, Art
B.F.A., Univ. of Penn.
M.A., Univ. of Penn.
M.F.A., Univ. of Penn.
CORN, REMI L. 1987
Asst. Prof., Court & Conference Rptg.
A.A., Cuyahoga Community
College
A.A.B., Cuyahoga Community
College
B.A., Malone College
COSTIN, AMANDA C. 2001
Asst. Prof., Counseling
B.A., Univ. of Vermont
M.Ed., Univ. of Virginia
Ph.D., Kent Stae Univ.
CRATTY, DAVID M. 1967
Prof., English
B.A., St. Mary’s College
M A., Indiana Univ.
Ph.D., Bowling Green State Univ.
CRONIN, JULIA M. 2001
Instructor, Mathematics
B.S., Baldwin-Wallace College
M.A., Ohio State Univ.
CRUICKSHANK, AMY 2002
Instructor, English
B.A., John Carroll Univ.
M.A., John Carroll Univ.
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CUSTER, ALEXANDRIA T. 1994
Asst. Prof., Biology/Health Science
B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.S., Univ. of Akron
D. . . . . . . . . . . . .
DAILEY, LILLIAN C. 1978
Assoc. Prof., English
B.A., Northwestern Univ.
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
DASGUPTA, KALYAN 1992
Asst. Prof., Japanese
B.S., Univ. of Calcutta
M.S., Tokyo Univ.
DAVIES, ROBERT A. 1976
Prof., Mathematics
B.A., Graceland College
M.A., Univ. of Illinois
Ed. D., Columbia Univ.
DAVIS, BEN, JR. 1997
Asst. Prof., English
B.S., Ohio State Univ.
M.A., Ohio State Univ.
DAVIS, BOBBY 2002
Instructor, Information Technology
B.S.A., Univ. of Akron
M.B.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
J.D., Case Western Reserve
DE GATICA, NORMA 1999
Asst. Prof., Chemistry
B.S., UNT. Argentina
M.S., UNS, Argentina
M.A., SUNY at Buffalo
Ph.D., SUNY at Buffalo
DEMIRAY, CAROL R. 1990
Assoc. Prof., Art/Computer Graphics
B.S., Penn State Univ.
M.F.A., Penn State Univ.
DE ROSA, PATTI J. 1996
Asst. Prof., Marketing
B.S., Kent State Univ.
M.B.A., Miami Univ.
DIEGELMAN, BEVERLY J. 1976
Counselor, Asst. Prof.
B.S.E., Capital Univ.
M.Ed., Kent State Univ.
DIRITSKY, IRENE L. 1990
Asst. Prof., Human Services
A.A., Cuyahoga Community
College
B.A., Ursuline College
M.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
DIXON, SHIRIN 2001
Instructor, English as Second Lang.
B.A., Univ. of Akron
M.A., School for International
Training, Vermont
DONOVAN, LISA A. 1998
Asst. Prof., Early Childhood
Education
B.S., Ohio Univ.
M.S., Ohio Univ.
DORAZIO, LARRY J. 1983
Counselor, Asst. Prof.
A.A., Cuyahoga Community
College
B.S., Univ. of Akron
M.S., Univ. of Akron
DRAVIAM, SUPRIYA E. 2001
Instructor, English
B. Ed. Osmania Univ. India
B.A., Osmania Univ. India
M.A., Central Univ., India
M.S. Case Western Reserve Univ.
DUKES, PHYLLIS 2002
Counselor, Instructor
B.S., Central State Univ.
M.A., Case Western Reserve
M.A., Univ. Of Michigan
Ph.D., Univ. of Michigan
DuPEROW, PAULA K. 2001
Instructor, Public Service Librarian
B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.L.S., Kent State Univ.
DURKIN, EDWARD J. 1999
Instructor, Computer Studies
A.B., Youngstown State Univ.
M.A., Youngstown State Univ.
DUROCHER-JONES, JANE 1996
Asst. Prof., Dental Hygiene
B.S., Univ. of Pittsburgh
M.S., Univ. of Missouri, Kansas City
DVORAK, CARRIN L. 1990
Asst. Prof., Nursing
B.S.N., Kent State Univ.
M.S.N., Case Western Reserve
E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
EASLEY, SHAWN L. 2000
Asst. Prof., Political Science
B.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
M.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve Univ.
EBLE, JOHN M. 1994
Assoc. Prof., English
B.A., John Carroll Univ.
M.A., Univ. of Michigan
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
EDWARDS, LINDA C. 2001
Instructor, Early Childhood Ed.
B.S., Central State Univ.
M.A., Case Western Reserve
ELLIS, ROBERT W. 1997
Asst. Prof., Theatre/Speech
B.A., North Adams State College
M.A., Kent State Univ.
M.F.A., Univ. of Florida
ELLISON, PAMELA N. 2000
Asst. Prof., Information Technology
B.S., Dyke College
M.Ed., Kent State Univ.
ENOS, STEPHEN F. 2001
Instructor, Music
B.M., Berklee College of Music
M.M., Univ. of Akron
ERICKSON, JANE E. 1989
Asst. Prof., Nursing
B.S.N., Univ. of Michigan
M.S.N., Univ. of Akron
ESTERHAY, JUDITH M. 1974
Assoc. Prof., Physical Education
B.S., Cleveland State Univ.
M.Ed., Kent State Univ.
EVSEEV, ANATOLI A. 1991
Assoc. Prof., English
B.A., Leningrad State Univ.
M.A., Leningrad State Univ.
Ph.D., Leningrad State Univ.
F. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FAMIANO, LEE FRANCES 1990
Asst. Prof., Biology
B.S., Notre Dame College
M.S., Cleveland State Univ.
FERRARA, JOHN C. 1976
Assoc. Prof., Biology
A.B., Hiram College
M.S., John Carroll Univ.
FERTAL, LINDA M. 1997
Instructor, Computer Studies
B.A., Ohio State Univ.
M.A., Ohio State Univ.
FINK, MARK N. 1978
Instructor, English
B.A., John Carroll Univ.
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
FLORENCKI, MICHELLE 2001
Asst. Prof., Dental Hygiene
A.A.S, Cuyahoga Community
College
B.S., Univ. of Akron
M.Ed., Cleveland State Univ.
FOLEY, EDWARD M. 1999
Asst. Prof., Business Administration
A.A., Cuyahoga Community College
B.B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
FRANKO, LINDA A. 1990
Instructor, Mathematics
B.S., Univ. of Dayton
M.Ed., Ohio State Univ.
FREEDMAN, JACQUELINE K. 1976
Assoc. Prof., Art/Commercial Art
B.F.A., Pratt Institute
M.F.A., Syracuse Univ.
FULCHIRON. RICHARD J. 1991
Asst. Prof., Hospitality Management
A.A.S., Rockland Community
College
B.S., Univ. of San Francisco
M.Ed. Cleveland State Univ.
G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
GABRIEL, DONALD 2001
Asst. Prof., Mathematics
B.A., Univ. of Akron
M.S., Univ. of Akron
GABRIEL, PATRICIA 1985
Librarian, Asst. Prof.
B.S., Kent State Univ.
M.S., Kent State Univ.
GADDIS, LYNN M. 1994
Assoc. Prof., Nursing
B.S.N., Kent State Univ.
M.S.N., Case Western Reserve Univ.
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
GAGES, TRENT T. 1995
Assoc. Prof., Engineering
Technology
B.S., Ohio State Univ.
M.A., Ohio State Univ.
Ph.D., Ohio State Univ.
GALLO, JOSEPH F. 1972
Prof., Accounting
B.B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
J.D., Case Western Reserve Univ.
GARDNER, CONSTANCE J. 1994
Assoc. Prof., Mathematics
B.A., Cornell Univ.
M.S., Cleveland State Univ.
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GARTLAND, BARBARA A. 1977
Assoc. Prof., Sociology
A.A., Cuyahoga Community
College
B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
GASKIN, TIM D. 1970
Assoc. Prof., Biology
B.S., State Univ. of New York
M.S., State Univ. of New York
GEIGER, MARGE M. 1991
Prof., English
B.A., D’Youville College
M.A., John Carroll Univ.
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve Univ.
GERDING, CAROL A. 1975
Asst. Prof., Biology
B.S., Bowling Green State Univ.
M.S., Cleveland State Univ.
GILBERT, MICHELE 2002
Instructor, Political Science
B.A., Univ. of Maryland
M.P.M., Univ. of Maryland
GLASSBURN, LINDA A. 1999
Asst. Prof., Computer Studies
B.S., Univ. of Pittsburgh
M.B.E., Robert Morris College
GORDON, CAROLYN E. 1978
Prof., English
B.A., Miami Univ.
M.A., Atlanta Univ.
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
GRAM, FREDERICK P. 1967
Prof., Physics
B.S., Univ. of Minnesota
M.S., Purdue Univ.
GRAVES, FELICIA T. 1991
Asst. Prof., Mathematics
B.S., Baldwin-Wallace College
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
GREANOFF, CHARLES 1998
Counselor/Instructor
B.A., Ohio Wesleyan
M.S., Univ. of Wisconsin-LaCrosse
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
GREATHOUSE, TERRY E. 1973
Asst. Prof., Biology
B.S., Kent State Univ.
M.S., Kent State Univ.
GREEN, SHARLENE P. 1991
Assoc. Prof., Art
B.F.A., Kent State Univ.
M.F.A., Miami Univ.
GREENE, TRACEY 1999
Asst. Prof., English
B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
GROSSMAN, DANIEL A. 1969
Asst. Prof., Sociology/Anthropology
B.A., Western Reserve Univ.
M.A., Univ. of Michigan
GUMINA, SALVATORE J. 1973
Assoc. Prof., Mathematics
B.S., John Carroll Univ.
M.S., Cleveland State Univ.
H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HALAREWICZ , MARTA 1967
Assoc. Prof., French/German
B.S., Kent State Univ.
M.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
HALL, CLARA J. MOSLEY 2001
Asst. Prof., American Sign
Language
B.S., Delaware State College
M.Ed., Western Maryland College
Ph.D., Cleveland State Univ.
HAMPTON, MICHELE 1999
Asst. Prof., Computer Studies
B.S., Case Western Reserve Univ.
M.B.A., Northeastern Univ.
HANSEN-POLCAR, LOIS J. 1997
Assoc. Prof., Chemistry
A.A., Cuyahoga Community
College
B.S., Cleveland State Univ.
M.S., Cleveland State Univ.
Ph.D., Cleveland State Univ.
HARDMAN, PAMELA S. 1989
Assoc. Prof., English .
A.B., Glenville State College
M.A., Ohio Univ.
Ph.D., Ohio Univ.
HARIK-WILLIAMS, NAHLA 2001
Asst. Prof., Psychology
B.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
M.A., Univ. of Akron
HATHAWAY, KATHLEEN 1989
Asst. Prof., Engineering
Technologies
B.S., Kent State Univ.
M.E., Kent State Univ.
HAWKINS, CHRISTOPHER 2000
Counselor, Asst. Prof.
B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.Ed., Cleveland State Univ.
HAWTHORNE, ANNE M. 1976
Counselor, Asst. Prof.
B.A., Washington State Univ.
M.Ed., Kent State Univ.
HEGEDEOS, MARA Z. 1990
Asst. Prof., English
B.A., Univ. of California, LA
M.A., Univ. of California, LA
HEIDENREICH, JAMES 1998
Instructor, Electrical/Electronic Eng.
A.S., Cuyahoga Community
College
B.S.T., Cleveland State Univ.
M.C.I.S., Cleveland State Univ.
HENDRICK, ROBERTA 2002
Instructor, English as a Sec.
Language
B.A., Univ. of Illinois
Ph.D., Univ. of Chicago
HEYD, MARJORY, R.N. 1986
Asst. Prof., Nursing
B.S.N., Boston College
M.S.N., C.N.M., Yale Univ.
HNAT, MARGARET J. 1994
Asst. Prof., English
B.A., California State Univ.
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
HOBBS, ELAINE C. 1973
Assoc. Prof., Office Administration
B.S., Bethune-Cookman College
M.S., Utah State Univ.
HOLLAND, CYNTHIA R. 1994
Assoc. Prof., Psychology
B.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
M.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve Univ.
HOLSWORTH, RICHARD M., JR. 1995
Asst. Prof, Music
B.M., Berklee College of Music
M.M., Cleveland State Univ.
HOMENKO, DONNA M. F. 1978
Prof., Dental Hygiene
A.A., Cuyahoga Community
College
B.S. Ed., Univ. of Akron
M.Ed., Cleveland State Univ.
Ph.D., Univ. Of Akron
HORNING, THOMAS M. 1978
Prof., Music
B.A., Univ. of Notre Dame
M.M.E., Vandercook College
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve Univ.
HORTON, JOHNNY 1983
Librarian, Asst. Prof.
B.A., John Carroll Univ.
M.S.L.S., Case Western Reserve
Univ.
HORTON, MARY JANE 1999
Asst. Prof., Philosophy/Religion
B.A., Baldwin Wallace College
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.A., Ashland Theological
Seminary
HOVANEC, MARY 1998
Asst. Prof., History
B.A., Case Western Reserve
M.A., Univ. of Chicago
HRIPKO-JACOB, KIM M. 1991
Counselor, Assoc. Prof.
B.A., Univ. of Toledo
M.Ed., Univ. of Toledo
Ed.S., Univ. of Toledo
Ph.D., Univ. of Toledo
HUANG, WEI 2001
Counselor, Asst. Prof.
B.A., Guangxi Institute for
Nationalities, China
M.Ed., Millerville Univ., PA
HUGHLEY, EMANUEL, JR. 1988
Asst. Prof., English/Journalism
B.S., Ohio Univ.
M.S., Columbia Univ.
HUMPHREY, RONALD M. 1979
Instructor, Visual Communication
and Design
B.S., California State Polytechnic
Univ.
HURST, MARY L. 1994
Assoc. Prof., English
B.A., Allegheny College
M.A., Allegheny College
M.A., Univ. of Akron
HURST, ROSEMARY G. 1983
Instructor, Hospitality
Management
A.A.B., Cuyahoga Community
College
B.S., Univ. of Akron
HURVITZ, IGAL 1996
Asst. Prof., Visual Communication
and Design
B.A., Technion, Israel
M.A., Pratt Institute
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Faculty
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ISMAILA-MITCHELL, MARGARET
Prof., Sociology/Anthropology 1976
B.S., Hampton Institute
M.Ed., Univ. of Illinois
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JACKSON, MARK K. 2000
Asst. Prof., Spanish
B.A., Oakland Univ.
M.A., Wayne State Univ.
JAMES, C. MICHAEL 1977
Asst. Prof., Mathematics
B.S., Wilberforce Univ.
M.A., Kent State Univ.
JANSEN, RAYMOND J 1991
Librarian, Asst. Prof.
B.A., Univ. of Dayton
M.A., Univ. of South Dakota
M.L.S., Case Western Reserve Univ.
JASKOSKI, JEAN A. 1985
Counselor, Asst. Prof.
B.S., Michigan State Univ.
M.Ed., Kent State Univ.
JEFFERSON, JACQUELYN L. 1969
Counselor, Prof.
B.A., Wilberforce Univ.
M.Ed., Kent State Univ.
Ed.D., Nova Univ.
JELFO, DONALD T. 1971
Prof., History/Political Science
B.A., Univ. of Rochester
M.A., Case Western Reserve
JENKINS, CATHLEEN M. 1994
Assoc. Prof., Biology
B.S., Univ. of Akron
M.S., Univ. of Akron
JOHNSON, J. EDWARD 2000
Asst. Prof., Visual Communication
and Design
B.S., Univ. of Dayton
JONES, DAVID E. 1997
Asst. Prof., Physical Education
B.Ed., Univ. of Queensland
M.Ed., Univ. of Queensland
JONES, ELIZABETH C. 1988
Assoc. Prof., English
B.S., Ohio Univ.
M.A., John Carroll Univ.
JONES, PETER S. 1993
Asst. Prof., Nursing
A.A.S., Cuyahoga Community
College
B.A., Johnson C. Smith Univ.
M.B.A., Atlanta Univ.
M.S.N., Univ. of Akron
JUDGE, LAURIE 1991
Counselor, Assoc. Prof.
A.A., Nassau Community College
B.A., American International
College
M.S.W., Michigan State Univ.
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve Univ.
K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
KAMINSKI, THOMAS E. 1978
Clinical Psychologist, Assoc. Prof.
B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.A., John Carroll Univ.
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve
KANGAS, SHIRLEY 1999
Asst. Prof., Biology
B.S., Kent State Univ.
M.S., John Carroll Univ.
KANIESKI, GEORGE L. 1996
Asst. Prof., English
B.S., John Carroll Univ.
M.A., John Carroll Univ.
KAPLEY, REBECCA A. 1992
Asst. Prof., Biology
B.S. Ed., Ohio Univ.
M.S., Cleveland State Univ.
KELLY, ROBIN E. 2001
Instructor, Marketing/Bus. Admin
B.A., Bradley Univ.
M.B.A., Amer. Grad. School of
International Mgmt.
KENDRA, LAWRENCE M. 1971
Assoc. Prof., Business
B.B.A., Western Reserve Univ.
M.B.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
KENZIG, STEPHEN R. 1999
Asst. Prof., Philosophy/Religion
B.A., Cath. Univ. of Louvain
B.A./M.A., Cath. Univ. of Louvain
M.A., Cath. Univ. of Louvain
Ph.D., Cath. Univ. of Louvain (Phil)
S.T.B., Cath. Univ. of Louvain
Ph.D., Cath. Univ. of Louvain
(Religious Studies)
KHEYFETS, ANNA 2002
Instructor, Library Science
B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.L.I.S., Kent State Univ.
KILEY, NANCY J. 1987
Asst. Prof., Nursing
B.S.N., Univ. of Akron
M.S.N., Univ. of Akron
KNUREK, JOAN M. 1994
Asst. Prof., Nursing
B.S.N., Bowling Green State Univ.
M.S.N., Medical College of Ohio
KOEHLER, MARY A. 1978
Asst. Prof., Mathematics
B.S., Univ. of Dayton
M.S., Wright State Univ.
KOHOLIC-HEHEMANN, DOLORES
Asst. Prof., Chemistry 1994
B.S., Cleveland State Univ.
Ph.D., Cleveland State Univ.
KOLCABA, RAYMOND J. 1972
Assoc. Prof., Philosophy/
Humanities
B.A., Adelbert College, WRU
M.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
KREVANS, JULIA A. 1994
Assoc. Prof., Psychology
A.B., Univ. of Michigan
M.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
Ph.D., Ohio State Univ.
KRUEGER, JEN V. 1997
Asst. Prof., Court & Conf. Report
A.A., Academy of Court Reporting
KRUMROY, KARL A. 1996
Asst. Prof., Philosophy
B.A., Kent State Univ.
M.A., Kent State Univ.
KURNATH, NORBERT T. 1969
Prof., Chemistry
A.B., Adelbert College
M.S., Western Reserve Univ.
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve Univ.
L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LAFLIN, GORDON R. 1995
Asst. Prof., Automotive Tech.
B.S., Kent State Univ.
M.Ed., Kent State Univ.
LAGUARDIA, GEORGIAN 1998
Asst. Prof., Art
B.A., Ohio Dominican College
M.F.A., Syracuse Univ.
LEIDICH, STEVEN 2001
Instructor, Biology
B.S., Bowling Green State Univ.
Ph.D., Univ. of Illinois
LESURE, KENNETH B. 1985
Assoc. Prof., Psychology
B.A., Ohio Wesleyan Univ.
M.A., Syracuse Univ.
Ph.D., Syracuse Univ.
LEVINA, ISOLDA D. 1997
Assoc. Prof., Mathematics
B.A., Chernovits State Univ., USSR
M.S., Chernovits State Univ., USSR
LEWINE, MARK S. 1973
Prof., Sociology/Anthropology
B.A., Western Reserve Univ.
M.A., Kent State Univ.
Ed.D., Nova Univ.
LIEBAL, MARY LOU 1978
Assoc. Prof., Medical Asstg.
B.S., Univ. of Akron
R.T.R., Akron City Hospital
M.A., Univ. of Akron
LiPUMA, SAMUEL 2002
Instructor, Philosophy
B.A., Univ. of Dayton
M.A., Univ. of Dayton
LLOYD, COLLEEN A. 1985
Asst. Prof., English
B.A., Notre Dame College
M.A., John Carroll Univ.
LONGRICH, MICHAEL P. 1990
Asst. Prof., Automotive Technology
A.A.S., Macomb Community
College
B.A., Univ. of Cincinnati
M.Ed., Cleveland State Univ.
LOPEZ, ABELINO, JR. 1973
Counselor, Prof.
B.A., Kent State Univ.
M.Ed., Kent State Univ.
LOVE, EVELYN M. 1977
Counselor, Prof.
A.A., Cuyahoga Community
College
B. A., Kent State Univ.
M.Ed., Kent State Univ.
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
LUDWIG, JAMES C. 1972
Asst. Prof., Radiologic Technology
B.B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
R.T.R., Cleveland Metro. Hospital
M.Ed., Cleveland State Univ.
LUFFEY, DEBORAH A. 2000
Asst. Prof., Dietetic Technology
B.S., Univ. of Pittsburgh
M.S., Univ. of Hawaii
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LUND, CYNTHIA, M. R.N. 1987
Asst. Prof., Nursing
B.S.N., Univ. of Iowa
M.S.N., Case Western Reserve Univ.
LYON, THOMAS E. 2001
Asst. Prof., History/Political Science
B.A., John Carroll Univ.
M.A., John Carroll Univ.
LYONS, KEITH P. 2000
Instructor, Information Technology
B.S., Kent State Univ.
M.A., Kent State Univ.
M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MAGNOTTA, JOSEPH 2002
Instructor, Mathematics
B.S., Grove City College
M.A., Univ. of Pittsburgh
MALONE, JOHN P. 1999
Asst. Prof., Computer Studies
B.B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.C.I.S., Cleveland State Univ.
MASSARI, DEBORAH L. 1992
Assoc. Prof., Mathematics
B.S., Mount Union College
M.S., Univ. of Akron
Ed.D., Nova Southeastern Univ.
MASTERSON, PATRICK 1976
Prof., Speech Communication
B.A., Kent State Univ.
M.A., Kent State Univ.
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve Univ.
MAYNARD, JERRY L. 1988
Prof., Law Enforcement
A.A., Cuyahoga Community
College
B.S., Univ. of Akron
J.D., Univ. of Akron
McATEE, KATHRYN A. 2001
Asst. Prof., Business Admin.
B.A., Baldwin Wallace College
M.B A., John Carroll Univ.
M. Ed., Cleveland State Univ.
McDONOUGH, ROBERT E. 1970
Prof., English
B.A., Boston College
M.A., New York Univ.
Ph.D., New York Univ.
McKEEVER, JEROME M. 1976
Assoc. Prof., English
B.A., Univ. of Notre Dame
M.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
M.A., John Carroll Univ.
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve Univ.
McNEAL, SIMON P. 1977
Assoc. Prof., Sociology/
Anthropology
B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College
M.A., Notre Dame Univ.
MIKLOWSKI, PAUL 2001
Instructor, Art
B.A., Borromeo College of Ohio
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
MORLEY, MAUREEN 1994
Assoc. Prof., English
B.A., John Carroll Univ.
M.A., John Carroll Univ.
MOTLEY, DEBRA A. 1995
Asst. Prof., American Sign
Language
B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.Ed., Western Maryland College
MUN, SEONG-AE 1993
Assoc. Prof., Art
B.F.A., Ewha Womans Univ.
M.F.A., Rhode Island School of
Design
MUSE, SHIRLEE J. 1986
Librarian, Assoc. Prof.
B. A., Youngstown State Univ.
M.S.L.S., Case Western Reserve
MUSOLF, BARBARA B. 1996
Assoc. Prof., Veterinary Technology
B.S., Bowling Green State Univ.
D.V.M., Ohio State Univ.
N. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NAGORNEY, SUSAN J. 2001
Asst. Prof., Mathematics
B.S., Case Western Reserve Univ.
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
NAGY, MARGUERITE, C.P.A. 1988
Asst. Prof., Accounting
B.A., Notre Dame College
B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College
M.A., Univ. of Akron
M.B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College
NEEDLE, MARY W. 1996
Asst. Prof., English
B.S., Kent State Univ.
M.A., Kent State Univ.
NELSON-ANGELL, CYNTHIA A. 1985
Instructor, Hospitality
Management
B.S., Kent State Univ.
M.B.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
NYE, SHAD F. W. 2001
Instructor, Physical Education
B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College
O. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
OCHEI, CHRISTIAN N. 1995
Asst. Prof., Engineering Technology
Adv. Dipl. Tech. Institute, Germany
B.S., Norfolk State Univ.
M.S., Central Missouri State Univ.
OFFENBERGER, THERESA M. 1975
Prof., Medical Assisting/Health
B.S., Cleveland State Univ.
M.S., Cleveland State Univ.
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
OKOCHA, CHRISTIE 1996
Asst. Prof., English
B.Ed., Univ. of Ibadan, Nigeria
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
J.D., Cleveland Marshall College
of Law
OLSON, COLLEEN F. 1991
Asst. Prof., Early Childhood
Education
B.A., Jamestown College
M.S., Univ. of Oklahoma
OMLOR, J. DENNIS 1998
Asst. Prof., Computer Studies
B.S., Westminister College
M.S., Cleveland State Univ.
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve Univ.
ORR, TRACY L. 1991
Asst. Prof., Office Administration
A.S., Cuyahoga Community
College
B.S., Dyke College
M.Ed., Cleveland State Univ.
P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PALIWODA, MELISSA A. 1999
Asst. Prof., English
B.A., John Carroll Univ.
M.A., John Carroll Univ.
PANZA, JOHN R. 2001
Instructor, English
B.A., John Carroll Univ.
M.A., John Carroll Univ.
PARSONS, JOYCE C. 1973
Asst. Prof., Speech
B.A., Olivet College
M.A., Univ. of Akron
PATTERSON, ROBERT B. 1986
Counselor, Prof.
B.A., John Carroll Univ.
M.Ed., Cleveland State Univ.
PECK, ANDREA S. 1999
Asst. Prof., Speech
B.A., Univ. of Michigan
M.A., Kent State Univ.
PELLER, ILDIKO C. 1984
Asst. Prof., Mathematics
B.S., Notre Dame College
M.S., John Carroll Univ.
PEREZ, LUIS H. 1988
Asst. Prof., Spanish
B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.A., Univ. of Akron
PERRY, FREDERICK J. 1994
Assoc. Prof., Theatre/Television
B.A., Univ. of California
M.A., Univ. of Arizona
Ph.D., Univ. of Colorado
PERRY, JOHN A., JR. 1968
Prof., Sociology/Social Sciences
B.A., Wayne State Univ.
M.Ed., Wayne State Univ.
PETCAVAGE, SHEILA D. 1997
Asst. Prof., Business Administration
B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College
M.B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College
PICHKAR, ZINA 2002
Instructor, Information Technology
B.A., Case Western Reserve Univ.
M.S., Case Western Reserve Univ.
PLATT, CAROLYN 1986
Prof., English
B.A., Carleton College
M.A., Univ. of Illinois
Ph.D., Univ. of Illinois
PLAVAC, GEORGE N. 1965
Prof., Business Administration
B.B.A., John Carroll Univ.
L.L.M., Cleveland-Marshall Law
School
J.D., Cleveland-Marshall Law School
Ed.D., Nova Univ.
POPE, TERRI S. 1991
Prof., Biology
B.S., Case Western Reserve Univ.
Ph.D., Ohio State Univ.
PRANGE, NORMAN O. 1968
Prof., English
A.B., San Fernando Valley State
College
M.A., Univ. of California (Los Angeles)
PRESTON, WILLIAM G. 1970
Assoc. Prof., Biology
B.S., John Carroll Univ.
M.S., John Carroll Univ.
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Faculty
R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RABA, ROGER L. 1967
Assoc. Prof., English/Journalism
A.B., Ohio Univ.
B.S., Ohio Univ.
M.S., Ohio Univ.
RAIMER, EDWARD A. 1967
Prof., English/Speech
A.B., John Carroll Univ.
M.A., John Carroll Univ.
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
REDLES, DAVID 2000
Asst. Prof., History
B.A., Penn State Univ.
M.A., Penn State Univ.
Ph.D., Penn State Univ.
REGISTER, JACOB G. 2001
Instructor, Mechanical Engineering
B.S., Bucknell Univ.
M.S., Bucknell Univ.
REICHHELD III, CHARLES A. 1969
Prof., Business Administration
A.B., Muskingum College
M.B.A., Michigan State Univ.
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
RICHTER, WILLIAM H. 1972
Assoc. Prof., English
B.A., Oakland Univ.
M.A., Univ. of Michigan
RIFICI, LOUIS M. 1999
Asst. Prof., Environmental Health
& Safety
B.S., Bowling Green State Univ.
M.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute
RINGLE, BARBARA A. 1982
Asst. Prof., Dental Hygiene
A.A.S., Ohio State Univ.
B.S., Baldwin-Wallace College
M.Ed., Cleveland State Univ.
RITTMAN, MARK P. 1995
Asst. Prof., Psychology
B.A., State Univ. of New York,
Buffalo
M.A., Kent State Univ.
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
ROBINSON MILLICENT 1988
Counselor, Asst. Prof.
A.A., Cuyahoga Community
College
B.A., Ursuline College
M.A., John Carroll Univ.
ROKICKY, CATHERINE 1998
Asst. Prof., History
B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
ROKICKY, PAUL C. 1999
Asst. Prof., Mathematics
B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.S., Cleveland State Univ.
ROMAN, LAWRENCE A. 1983
C.P.A.
Prof., Accounting
B.B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
ROSE, JOHN V. 1988
Counselor, Asst. Prof.
B.S., Kent State Univ.
M.Ed., Kent State Univ.
ROWAN, MICHAEL 2003
Instructor, Biology
B.S., John Carroll Univ.
M.S., Ohio State Univ.
ROYAL, KIMBERLY 2002
Instructor, Biology
B.S., Clarion Univ.
M.S., Virginia Commonwealth
S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SAFRAN, DAVID J. 1985
Asst. Prof., Engineering Tech.
B. S., Kent State Univ.
M.E., Kent State Univ.
SALCO, RAYMOND A. 1976
Asst. Prof., Real Estate
B.S., Ohio State Univ.
M.B.A., Univ. of Utah
J.D., Capital Law School
SALEM, DOROTHY C. 1975
Prof., History/Sociology
B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
SANJIVMURTHY, P.T. 1975
Prof., Mathematics
B.S., Univ. of Mysore, India
M.S., Univ. of Mysore, India
M.S., Univ. of Saskatchewan
Ph.D., Case Western Reserve Univ.
SASAKI, RAYMOND A. 1974
Asst. Prof., Health Education
A.A., Northeastern Junior College
B.A., Colorado State College
M.A., Univ. of Northern Colorado
SASALA, STEPHEN R. 1970
Assoc. Prof., Speech
Communication
B.S., Bowling Green State Univ.
M.A., Bowling Green State Univ.
SCALONE, JANIS G. 1994
Asst. Prof., English/ESL
B.A., Penn State Univ.
B.S., Slippery Rock Univ.
M.Ed., Univ. of Pittsburgh
SCHAFER, TED 2002
Instructor, Automotive Tech.
A.A., Cuyahoga Community
College
SCHULTE, ReJEAN A. 1991
Assoc. Prof., Early Childhood
Education
B.S., South Dakota State Univ.
M.S., Iowa State Univ.
Ph.D., Univ. of Akron
SCOTT, GARY S. 1988
Asst. Prof., Music
B.A., Univ. of Tulsa
M.M., Univ. of Tulsa
SEATON, KIRA J. 1997
Asst. Prof., Music
B.M., Ohio Univ.
M.M., Ohio Univ.
SEBESY, JANET M. 1990
Asst. Prof., Office Administration
B.S., Kent State Univ.
M.Ed., Kent State Univ.
SEBOLD, D. DAVID 2001
Instructor, Engineering Tech.
B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
SHAFER, DENNIS D. 1986
Asst. Prof., Computer Studies
A.A., Cuyahoga Community
College
B.S., Ashland College
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
SHAPIRO, RICHARD W. 1966
Assoc. Prof., Business Administration
B.S., Univ. of Pittsburgh
M.B.A., Univ. of Pittsburgh
SHARMA, PRABHAT 2002
Instructor, Massotherapy/Biology
B.S., Univ. of Delhi
M.S., Jiwaji Univ.
Ph.D., Jiwaji Univ.
M.D., Our Lady of Fatima
SHEPPARD, COLIN 2002
Instructor, Mathematics
B.S., Univ. of Florida
M.A., St. John’s College
M.A.T., Univ. of Florida
SHRIMPLIN, DON N. 1971
Counselor, Assoc. Prof.
B.A., Muskingum College
M.Ed., Pennsylvania State Univ.
SIDLEY, SUSAN M. 1997
Asst. Prof., English
B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
SIEGEL, DEBRA L. 1991
Asst. Prof., Nursing
B.S.N., Univ. of Cincinnati
M.S.N., Univ. of Minnesota
SILGALIS, EUGENE M. 1973
Prof., Elec./Elect. Engr. Tech.
B.E.S., Johns Hopkins Univ.
M.S., Case Western Reserve
Ph.D., Univ. of Akron
SILK, MICHAEL 1986
Asst. Prof., Computer Studies
A.A.B., Cuyahoga Community
College
B.A., Mount Union College
M.A., Case Western Reserve
SILON, RUTH A. 1978
Assoc. Prof., English
B.S.Ed., Ohio Univ.
M.Ed., Cleveland State Univ.
SIMS, BRENDA A. 1989
Assoc. Prof., Office Administration
B.S., Univ. of Hartford
M.Ed., Univ. of Hartford
SKOWRON, JANE 1975
Asst. Prof., Physical Education
B.S., Baldwin-Wallace College
M.S., Univ. of Akron
SMITH, DEBORAH 1993
Asst. Prof., Biology
A.B., Malone College
Ph.D., Cleveland State Univ.
SNELL, HEATHER L. 1999
Asst. Prof., Mathematics
B. Phil., Miami Univ.
M.A., Tufts Univ.
M.A., Kent State Univ.
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
SOTO-SCHWARTZ, MELISSA. 1998
Asst. Prof., History
B.A., Univ. of California-Irvine
M.A., Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison
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SPATZ, BARBARA A. 1985
Assoc. Prof., Physical Education
B.S., Bowling Green State Univ.
M.A., Baldwin-Wallace College
Ph.D., Kent State Univ.
SPETICH, JOAN M. 1994
Asst. Prof., Mathematics
B.A., Otterbein College
M.S., Univ. of Akron
STONE, MICHAEL J. 1971
Asst. Prof., Theatre/Fine Arts
B.A., Kent State Univ.
M.A.T., Kent State Univ.
STRALKA, RUDY M. 2000
Instructor, Business Administration
A.A., Cuyahoga Community
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B.A., Baldwin Wallace College
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Asst. Prof., Computer Studies
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Prof., English
A.A., Cuyahoga Community
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B.A., Kent State Univ.
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SUSBAUER, KIMBERLY 1999
Instructor, Hospitality Management
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Counselor, Asst. Prof.
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Asst. Prof., English
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Counselor, Assoc. Prof.
B.A., Cleveland State Univ.
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Asst. Prof., Interior Design
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Asst. Prof., Veterinary Technology
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Asst. Prof., English
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Asst. Prof., Nursing
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B.S., Kent State Univ.
M.S., Case Western Reserve Univ.
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Asst. Prof., Nursing
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M.S.N., Case Western Reserve Univ.
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Librarian, Instructor
A.B., Ohio Univ.
TRAORE, MABINTOU 2001
Instructor, Information Technology
B.S., Univ. of Ivory Coast
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Assoc. Prof., Paralegal Studies
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VANDERKOOI, VERNA F. 1988
Asst. Prof., Earth Science/Geology
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M.S., Univ. of Iowa
M.S., Univ. of Akron
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Assoc., Prof., English
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Asst. Professor, Computer Studies
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M.C.I.S., Cleveland State Univ.
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Asst. Prof., Accounting
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Asst. Prof., Physical Therapy Asst.
B.S., Medical College of Virginia
B.S.N., Case Western Reserve Univ.
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Asst. Prof., Mathematics
B.S., East Tennessee State Univ.
M.S., Middle Tennessee State
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Assoc. Prof., Visual Communication
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B.F.A., State Univ. of New York at
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Instructor,Visual Communication
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Asst. Prof., Mathematics
B.S., Univ. of Florida
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Counselor, Asst. Prof.
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Instructor, Information Technology
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M.S., Bowling Green State Univ.
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Assoc. Prof., Biology
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M.S., Southern Illinois Univ.
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Asst. Prof., Biology
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M.S., Cleveland State Univ.
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Assoc. Prof., English
B.A., Adrian College
M.F.A., Bowling Green State Univ.
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Asst. Prof., Plant Science Tech.
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M.S., Ohio State Univ.
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Asst. Prof., English
B.S., Slippery Rock Univ.
M.A., Slippery Rock Univ.
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Instructor, English as a Sec.
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B.A., Univ. of Michigan
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Instructor, English
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B.A., Univ. of Iowa
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Instructor, Earth Science
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Asst. Prof., English
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M.A., Cleveland State Univ.
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Assoc. Prof., Physics
B.S., Siena Heights College
M.S., Michigan State Univ.
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Assoc. Prof., Speech
B.S., State Univ. of N. Y. (Geneseo)
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Asst. Prof., Theatre Arts
B.F.A., Long lsland Univ.
M.F.A., California State Univ.
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