SMCC Catalog 2013 - 2014 - Southern Maine Community College

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Degree Programs .............................................................................................................................................. 41 Degrees Offered ......................................................................................................................................... 42 Program Information ........................................................................................................................................ 44 Architectural & Engineering Design ............................................................................................................ 44 Automotive Technology .............................................................................................................................. 45 Behavioral Health and Human Services ...................................................................................................... 46 Biotechnology ............................................................................................................................................. 48 Business Administration ............................................................................................................................. 49 Cardiovascular Technology ......................................................................................................................... 50 Communications and New Media ............................................................................................................... 51 Composite Technology ............................................................................................................................... 52 Computer Science ....................................................................................................................................... 54 Computer Technology ................................................................................................................................ 55 Construction Technology ............................................................................................................................ 56 Criminal Justice ........................................................................................................................................... 59 Culinary Arts ............................................................................................................................................... 61 Dietetics ...................................................................................................................................................... 62 Early Childhood Education .......................................................................................................................... 63 Electrical Engineering Technologies ............................................................................................................ 65 Pre-Engineering .......................................................................................................................................... 66 Emergency Medical Services/Paramedicine ............................................................................................... 68 Fire Science ................................................................................................................................................. 69 General Technology .................................................................................................................................... 70 Heating, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration & Plumbing ................................................................................. 71 Heavy Equipment Operations ..................................................................................................................... 75 Horticulture ................................................................................................................................................ 75 Hospitality Management ............................................................................................................................ 76 Integrated Manufacturing Technology ....................................................................................................... 77 Liberal Studies ............................................................................................................................................ 80 Marine Science ........................................................................................................................................... 88 Medical Assisting ........................................................................................................................................ 89 Health Information Technology .................................................................................................................. 90 Nursing ....................................................................................................................................................... 91 Radiation Therapy ....................................................................................................................................... 92 Radiography ................................................................................................................................................ 93 Respiratory Therapy ................................................................................................................................... 95 Surgical Technology .................................................................................................................................... 96 Trade and Technical Occupations ............................................................................................................... 97 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS ....................................................................................................... 99 GOVERNANCE, ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY & STAFF ................................. 186 Executive Staff ............................................................................................................................................... 186 Faculty ............................................................................................................................................................ 187 Academic Affairs Staff ................................................................................................................................... 194 Student Services Staff ........................................................................................................................... 195 Administrative Staff.............................................................................................................................. 196 Supervisory Staff ................................................................................................................................... 198 Support Staff .......................................................................................................................................... 199 ADVISORY COMMITTEES ................................................................................................... 202 Academic Program Advisory Committees ....................................................................................................... 202 Southern Maine Community College Boards/Committees.............................................................................. 225 Maine Community College System Board of Trustees .............................................................................. 225 SMCC Foundation Board ........................................................................................................................... 226 3
ABOUT THE COLLEGE Accreditation Southern Maine Community College is accredited by the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). SMCC was initially accredited by NEASC-CIHE in 2003 and was reaccredited in 2008. From 1974-2003 SMCC was accredited by the NEASC Commission on Technical and Career Institutions (NEASC-CTCI). Founded in 1885, the New England Association of Schools & Colleges, Inc. (NEASC) is the nation’s oldest regional accrediting association whose mission is the establishment and maintenance of high levels of education, from pre-kindergarten through the higher education doctoral level. The NEASC Commission on Institutions of Higher Education (NEASC-CIHE) is the regional accrediting agency for over 200 colleges and universities in the six New England states: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. Message from the President Welcome! Southern Maine Community College helps people and communities achieve their dreams. I invite you to spend time with our caring and distinguished faculty, staff, students and partners. At SMCC you can sharpen your skills and expand your opportunities whether you’re heading to a university, preparing for a job, or growing a business. With 45 degree and certificate programs serving 7,500 individuals, SMCC is a comprehensive community college of the highest quality. Additionally, we provide workforce training and non-credit workshops for thousands of people every year. No college enjoys a setting more picturesque than our 80-acre South Portland Campus. At SMCC’s Midcoast Campus at Brunswick Landing we offer higher education programs and business partnerships that prepare people for high-demand and high-wage careers. You can also be part of SMCC at our Bath Center, at one of our several community satellite locations, or on-line. Whether you’re a current or prospective student, a graduate, entrepreneur, partner or friend of the College, we are invested in your success. With SMCC you will move forward. Envision a future! Sincerely, Ronald G. Cantor, Ph.D. President 4
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Page 20 and 21: Admissions Policies All students ap
Page 22 and 23: All documents submitted must be ori
Page 24 and 25: E. Authority to Exclude or Limit A
Page 26 and 27: Testing Fees $106.25 Nursing Test F
Page 28 and 29: Waiver Amount SMCC Native American
Page 30 and 31: GPACU Member Schools Kaplan Univers
Page 32 and 33: CULA-100 Introduction to Culinary A
Page 34 and 35: United Technologies Center AEDD-100
Page 36 and 37: Services for Students with Disabili
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Page 40 and 41: The Phi Theta Kappa International H
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Page 46 and 47: Certificate Marine Design General E
Page 48 and 49: Behavioral Health Admission Require
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The Composite Technology program is
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CSCI 290 Data Structures ..........
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ENGL 115 Introduction to Literature
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Certificate Building Science and Su
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Culinary Arts As the third largest
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The Dietetic Technology program is
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Electrical Engineering Technologies
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One major advantage of attending a
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EMSP 215 Pediatric Emergencies ....
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Associate in Applied Science Genera
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HVPL 100 Blueprint Reading and Sket
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Heavy Equipment Operations The Heav
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This hospitality management degree
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Precision Welding Concentration The
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Areas of Focus (please refer to Foc
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Associate in Arts Liberal Studies R
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Major Required Courses Art or Music
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Associate in Arts in Liberal Studie
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OCEA 215 Oceanographic Instrumentat
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MDAS 225 Electronic Medical Records
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Seek a position in the medical comm
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For information about Southern Main
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year of the program is a one-year,
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Accounting Cour
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coordinate documents and illustrati
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AMAM 295 Advanced Workholding 3 cr.
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Studio Art Courses (ARTS) ARTS 110
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ARTS 170 Photography I 3 cr. This c
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outlines goals and methods of evalu
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procedures to repair, replace or in
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skills necessary to become an effec
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This course is being run in coopera
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Sampling techniques are described a
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CARD 155 Invasive Cardiovascular Te
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CHEM 125 General Chemistry II 4 cr.
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investigations in court. The course
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media and network distribution devi
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informal presentations are examined
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Students will develop several proje
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manufacturing processes including f
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CONS 220 Commercial Building System
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Culinary Arts Courses (CULA) CULA 1
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DIET 255 Diet Seminar 1 cr. This is
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ECED 275 Practicum/Seminar III 6 cr
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ELEC 175 Wiring Practices 3 cr. Thi
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and pediatric injuries, management
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comprehension skills and on advanci
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etter in order to take ES0L-095. Th
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FIRE 165 Introduction to Wildland F
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exercises. Recommended: Knowledge o
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HIST 125 World History Since 1500 3
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practice of health care providers a
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HORT 180 Freshman Seminar 1 cr. Stu
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HSPM 230 Hotel & Lodging Management
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IDST 140 Working Women 3 cr. This c
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their work will be analyzed in term
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MATH 120 Symmetry, Shape, and Space
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MDAS-150 Disease Pathology/Diagnost
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MUSI 110 Fundamentals of Music 3 cr
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field sampling methods, including w
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implementation and evaluation in th
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PSYC 240 Theories of Personality 3
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RADG 245 Radiographic Pathology 3 c
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measurements, machine warm-up proce
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treatment including CPAP and surgic
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SOCI 250 Social Theory 3 cr. This c
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Prerequisite(s): none Corequisite(s
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Faculty Daniel H. Abbott Professor
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Aaron M. Ford Instructor Heating, A
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Ruth Morrison Associate Professor D
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Kevin F. Sweeney Professor Departme
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Student Services Staff Tiffanie L.
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Joanne E. Langerman Patron Services
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Support Staff Diane L. Aceto Admini
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Michael J. Pacillo Custodian II Bri
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Automotive Advisory Committee Tom A
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Communications and New Media Adviso
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Construction Technology Advisory Co
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Culinary Arts/Hospitality Managemen
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Early Childhood Education Advisory
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Emergency Medical Services Departme
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Fire Science Advisory Committee J.P
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Heavy Equipment Operations Advisory
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Medical Assisting Advisory Committe
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Radiation Therapy Advisory Committe
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Science Advisory Committee Greg Bel
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Southern Maine Community College Bo
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