Undergraduate Catalog - Lake Erie College

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STUDENT EMPLOYMENT Lake Erie College offers a variety of part-time employment opportunities to students. It recognizes that student employment is a valuable form of financial assistance that often provides significant contribution to overall college expenses. In addition to financial assistance, working at Lake Erie College has other advantages, which include gaining valuable work experience; the convenience of working on campus to accommodate one’s class schedule; and the opportunity to become an integral part of the College community. The student employment process is coordinated through the Career Services and Internships Office. Campus job descriptions and details of the student employment process are outlined in the Student Employment Handbook that is available on the website. STUDENT LIFE The co-curricular aspects of college life are an integral part of a liberal arts education. The experiences that occur outside of the formal classroom setting provide valuable opportunities for social, emotional and intellectual growth. Lake Erie College offers a broad range of activities designed to appeal to a variety of academic and personal interests. These resources are available to all Lake Erie College students. All Lake Erie College students are encouraged to participate in campus clubs and organizations as a means of enriching their college experience. There are a variety of clubs for individual and group enjoyment. If a club is not currently established, consistent with opportunities available here at Lake Erie College’s small community, students are encouraged to organize new clubs or organizations of interest to them and other students. Students needing assistance for any variety of problems should feel free to seek help from any member of the Student Life staff. Communications between personnel and the student will remain confidential. Further information about local referral agencies for medical or personal concerns can be obtained in the Student Life Office, Holden Center 120. Activities Students are encouraged to attend and assist in the planning of campus activities. Campus Activities Board (CAB) is a student run organization that plans activities on and off campus. CAB membership is open to all Lake Erie College Students. It is a great way to meet other students and plan activities that are interesting and fun. CAB provides entertainment through game shows; casino night; free movie tickets; karaoke; coffee houses; bands; video gaming tournaments and various other events. Clubs and Organizations Each year, any student group, club or organization that wishes to be officially recognized as a Lake Erie College student club or organization must file an application for recognition with the Student Government Association. Only those student organizations that have been approved for the current academic year by the Student Life Office and the Student Government Association will be considered officially recognized during the academic year and eligible for funding. Identification Cards I.D. cards are obtained from the Student Life Office. I.D. cards are intended to last for the duration of the student’s enrollment. The first card is issued at no charge. All replacement cards are $5.00 each and can be paid by cash only. Students are required to use their I.D. card at all meals including utilizing Storm Dollars at the Storm Café. Student Government Association The Student Government Association provides all students at Lake Erie College with representation and influence regarding a variety of policies, actions and activities. Students are elected by their peers annually to serve in various capacities. STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER The Student Success Center is available to assist students in being successful in all areas of college life. The following are some of the services available to students at Lake Erie College: Services available to all Lake Erie College Students: • Social and Academic Counseling and Behavioral Interventions • Success support, academic monitoring, and support of students on academic probation • Collaboration with and referral to community agencies including alcohol/drug, mental health, and rehabilitation services • Stress management and suicide awareness training 215
• Referrals to medical and family planning clinics • Depression, anxiety, ADHD screenings and appropriate referrals • Critical incident response Services available to students with documented disability issues: • Development, implementation and monitoring of accommodation plans • Professional and peer tutoring in all subject areas • Writing lab staffed by professional educators to assist with writing projects in any subject area • Math and Science lab staffed by a professional educator • Books on CD • Extended time for examinations • Examinations administered in a distraction reduced setting – NOTE: An appointment must be made to take an examination in the Student Success Center. • Scribes and Note-takers • Readers for examinations as needed • Personal, academic and social coaching • Pre/post admission counseling 216
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2013-2014 UNDERGRADUATE ACADEMIC CA
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Undergraduate Academic Calendar....
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FALL 2013 Fall Semester Billing Due
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CAMPUS INFORMATION ACCREDITATION La
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Criteria for Acceptance of Transfer
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Advanced Placement Lake Erie Colleg
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Lake Erie College Music The music p
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Tuition Reimbursement For a student
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Refund Policy If registration is ca
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Satisfactory Academic Progress Poli
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Co-Curricular Life CO-CURRICULAR LI
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The documentation must be no more t
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Citations and Towing Parking on the
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Experiences Abroad are not necessar
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Catalog in Force Requirements for g
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Grade Appeal Under ordinary circums
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Overview ACADEMIC CREDIT The standa
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Directory Information FAMILY EDUCAT
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In order to be able to issue authen
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Courses designated to fulfill the b
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Accounting ACADEMIC MAJORS Degree A
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Requirements for the Major: 33 seme
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Requirements for the Major: 52 seme
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Education: Adolescent/Young Adult D
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Special Education Core (21 SH) •
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• EQR 301 Training I (2 SH) • E
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Students are also expected to demon
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Theatre Concentration The theatre c
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History Degree Awarded: Bachelor of
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Bachelor of Fine Arts 64 total seme
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and Legal Studies Group 1 - 16 seme
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Psychology Degree Awarded: Bachelor
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ACADEMIC MINORS Academic minor prog
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Equine Studies The equine studies m
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Italian Requirements for the Minor:
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AC 303 Taxes & Culture Clinic I (2
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AT 225 Introduction to Graphic Comm
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BA 400 Senior Seminar (4 SH) Semest
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BI 220 Medical Terminology (2 SH) S
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BI 333 Animal Behavior (4 SH) Semes
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CH 260/360/460 Individual Investiga
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CJ 331 Judicial Process (4 SH) Seme
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DANCE (DN) DN 101 Ballet Technique
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DN 402 Modern Dance Technique and T
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EDC 324 Diagnosis and Correction of
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EDE 443 Seminar and Project for Ear
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EDS 443 Seminar and Project for Mil
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EN 337 Twentieth-Century American L
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EQ 202 Management of Equestrian Act
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EQ 331 Equine Lameness and Conditio
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ET 211 New Venture Planning and Dev
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FN 345 Financial Planning (4 SH) Pr
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FR 490 Senior Research Project (4 S
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GR 490 Senior Research Project (4 S
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