2011-12 College Catalog - South Florida State College

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sfcc Organization of the College President President of the College - Dr. Norman L. Stephens Jr. Executive Assistant to the President - Tammy Bush Dean, Cultural Programs - Douglas M. Andrews Director, Technical-Cultural Programs - William J. Kovacs Curator, Museum of Florida Art and Culture - Mollie Doctrow Coordinator, Facilities Scheduling - Lorrie W. Smith Dean, Resource Development/Executive Director, SFCC Foundation - Donald L. Appelquist Director, Grants Development - Lindsay B. Lynch Director, Planned and Major Giving - Jane M. Hancock Coordinator, Take Stock in Children Program - Irene Castanon Director, Community Relations and Marketing - Deborah J. Bell Coordinator, Community Relations - Sharon L. Jones Coordinator, Public Relations - Jennifer Young Webmaster, Richard Merritt Coordinator, ADA Employee - Susan D. Hale Coordinator, ADA Student - Annie Alexander-Harvey Coordinator, EA/EO Employee - Susan D. Hale Coordinator, EA/EO Student - Annie Alexander-Harvey Coordinator, Equity Plan - Laura M. White Administrative Services Vice President for Administrative Services - Glenn W. Little Chief Information Officer - Dr. Linda A. Ward Director, Application Software Development - Charles F. Hemler Director, Network Systems - Clifford Hangley Controller - Anita A. Kovacs Coordinator, General Accounting - Pamela D. Jordan Coordinator, Financial Services - Susan E. Zelenenki Coordinator, Purchasing - Richard T. Peavy Coordinator, Restricted Accounting and Payroll - Theresa F. Elders Director, Human Resources - Susan D. Hale Coordinator, Benefits - Sandra L. Turke Director, Remodeling, Renovation, and Maintenance - Dr. Robert Flores Coordinator, Grounds Maintenance - Steven D. Noel Coordinator, Physical Plant Operations - Lynne Hood Coordinator, Remodeling and Renovation - Robert Mathy Director, Safety and Security - Keith Loweke Building Official - Randal L. Geiger Educational and Student Services Vice President for Educational and Student Services - Dr. Leana Revell Dean, Division of Arts and Sciences - Dr. Kimberly J. Batty-Herbert Chair, Humanities - Dr. Theresa James Chair, Mathematics - Davida M. Austin Chair, Natural Sciences - Erik Christensen Chair, Social and Behavioral Sciences - Michele DeVane Coordinator, Honors - Dr. Charlotte Pressler Coordinator, Academic Foundations - Elizabeth Andrews Director, Educator Preparation Institute (EPI) - Jennifer Langston Dean, Applied Sciences and Technologies - J. Kevin Brown Associate Dean, Allied Health and Dental Education - Rebecca Sroda Chair, EMS and Fire Science Programs - Steven L. Ashworth Director, Nursing Education - Michele D. Heston Director, Radiography Technology - Junior A. Gray Chair, Business and Computer Technologies - Cynthia Kinser Chair, Technical and Industrial Education - Thomas Bush Director, Public Service Programs - Jerry C. DeJonge Director, Corporate and Community Education - Lorrie Key Coordinator, Apprenticeship Programs - Joseph M. Hegwood, Jr. Program Manager, Cosmetology - Timothy E. Johnson Coordinator, Panther Youth Programs and Technical Dual Enrollment - Courtney Green Dean, Division of Academic Support - Dr. Michael J. McLeod Chair, Library Services - Lena D. Phelps Director, Adult Education - Sylvia L. Turner Coordinator, ESOL - Nelly Ford Coordinator, Adult Education Special Projects - Benjamin F. Carter Jr. Director, Student Support Services - Vivian R. Scott Coordinator, RSVP - Kris Schmidt Dean, Student Services - Annie Alexander-Harvey Associate Dean, Enrollment Management and University Relations - Laura M. White Registrar - Dr. Deborah M. Fuschetti Coordinator, Admissions - Lynn A. Hintz Chair, Counseling - OPEN Director, Career Development Center - Colleen Rafatti Director, Financial Aid - Susie Johnson Director, Testing/Assessment - Mary Ann Little Director, DeSoto Campus - Suzanne L. Demers Director, Hardee Campus - Teresa M. Crawford Director, Lake Placid Center - Randall K. Paeplow Director, Athletics - Richard J. Hitt Director, eLearning - Melanie Morgan-Jackson Coordinator, Curriculum Support - Elisavet C. Rios Institutional Effectiveness Officer - Dr. Christopher D. van der Kaay Director, Institutional Effectiveness - Daniel D. McAuliff 15
sfcc RECOGNITION OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE - SFCC will recognize you for academic excellence during your course of study. You will be eligible for the following distinctions: President’s List - If you accumulate 12 or more credit hours and earn a GPA of 3.80 to 4.00, SFCC’s president will be send you a recognition letter. Vice President’s List - If you accumulate 12 or more credit hours and have a GPA of 3.50 to 3.79, SFCC’s vice president for educational and student services will send you a recognition letter. Graduation with Distinction - If you graduate with an excellent GPA in the A.A., A.S. and A.A.S. degree programs, you will receive recognition on your diploma according to the following GPAs: 3.90 to 4.00 summa cum laude 3.70 to 3.89 magna cum laude 3.50 to 3.69 cum laude If you attended no other post-secondary institution other than SFCC, this GPA is based on the GPA earned at SFCC. If you attended at least one other post-secondary institution and earned 45 or more credits at SFCC, this GPA is based on the higher GPA earned at SFCC or the cumulative GPA from all institutions attempted. If you attended at least one other post-secondary institution and earned less than 45 credits at SFCC, this GPA is based on the cumulative GPA from all institutions attended. If you have fulfilled the requirements for a college credit certificate, occupational certificate, or adult high school diploma and achieved a 3.50 GPA or higher, you will graduate with distinction. Likewise, if you have earned a State of Florida High School Diploma with a score of 3100 or higher on the General Educational Development (GED) test, you will graduate with distinction. To be recognized with distinction at the graduation ceremony, you must have met all degree requirements by the end of spring term. The determining GPA will be based upon your fall term cumulative GPA. Honors Program - If you fulfill the requirements of the Honors Program, you will receive your degree of Associate in Arts degree with an Honors endorsement on your transcript and diploma, and special recognition at the graduation ceremony. Outstanding Student Awards are given annually. If you show leadership in scholastic achievements, student activities, and athletics, you may be eligible. The Florida Blue Key is awarded by the University of Florida. It is a community college leadership honor given to one outstanding female and male from each of Florida’s 28 community colleges. Phi Theta Kappa is the international honor society that recognizes and encourages scholarship among community college A.A., A.S. and A.A.S. degree-seeking students. SFCC’s chapter, Tau Epsilon, was founded in 1968. The organization provides an opportunity to develop leadership and service, promotes an intellectual climate for scholars, and fosters a continued interest in academic excellence. Eligible students must be currently enrolled in a college credit degree program and must have earned 12 or more college credit hours with a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or higher. AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA) - SFCC seeks to ensure that programs, services, and facilities are accessible to and usable by persons with disabilities. If you are a qualified student with a disability, the college will make every effort to provide reasonable accommodations. If you are a person with a disability, this College Catalog is available to you in hard copy and digital format. Telephone or written requests should include your name, address, and telephone or TDD number. Your requests should be made to the ADA student coordinator, SFCC, 600 West College Drive, Avon Park, FL 33825, (863) 784-7107 at least two weeks prior to the time you need the publication. The following college staff members have been assigned to assist in ensuring that you have access to the college’s programs, services, and facilities. If you require assistance or have general questions/concerns, please contact: Annie Alexander-Harvey, Dean of Student Services ADA Student Coordinator (863) 784-7107, Building B, 2nd Floor Annie.Alexander-Harvey@southflorida.edu Susan Hale, Human Resources Director ADA Employee Coordinator (863) 784-7132, Building I, 1st Floor Susan.Hale@southflorida.edu COLLEGE HOURS - Regular college operations are conducted between the hours of 8 a.m. and 7 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Friday. Except for special events, the college is closed to students and visitors during other hours. If you require access to college facilities at times other than normal working hours, you must advise Security, (863) 453-0806, of your location and expected time of departure. The college offers you a wide selection of college credit, adult, and occupational classes in the evening. These classes serve as an extension of the day program using the same textbooks, instructional procedures, instructors, and contact hours. The majority of your evening credit classes meet once a week during fall and spring terms and twice a week during summer terms. Classes are available evening and weekends. Consult your Schedule of Classes for evening and weekend offerings. 16
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