Catalog and Student Handbook - Lord Fairfax Community College

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Academic Calendar Eight-Week Sessions First Eight-Week Session Classes Begin .................................................................................................................................... Jan. 9 Classes End ................................................................................................................................... March 5 Second Eight-Week Session Classes Begin ................................................................................................................................ March 6 Classes End ...................................................................................................................................... May 7 Final Examinations Conducted During Last Scheduled Class Meeting Summer Term 2010 10-Week Session Classes Begin ................................................................................................................................. May 24 Holiday: Memorial Day (College Closed) ..................................................................................... May 31 Holiday: July 4 Observed (College Closed) ..................................................................................... July 5 Classes End ...................................................................................................................................... Aug. 3 Eight-Week Session Eight-Week Session Classes Begin ................................................................................................................................. May 24 Holiday: Memorial Day (College Closed) ..................................................................................... May 31 Holiday: July 4 Observed (College Closed) ..................................................................................... July 5 Classes End ..................................................................................................................................... July 19 Final Examinations Conducted During Last Scheduled Class Meeting for All Summer Sessions Lord Fairfax Community College ● http://www.lfcc.edu 9
General Information History of the College LFCC is located in an historic cultural area of Virginia. The College was named for Thomas 6th Lord Fairfax who in 1747 established his residence, Greenway Court, at nearby White Post. For 34 years, Lord Fairfax managed his vast property of more than five million acres that extended from Virginia’s Northern Neck to Fort Duquesne, now Pittsburgh. Born at Leeds Castle in 1693, Lord Fairfax graduated from Oxford College and first came to America in 1735 to inspect his inheritance from his grandfather, Lord Culpeper. The Fairfax landholdings included thousands of acres in the Shenandoah Valley encompassing the present counties of Clarke, Frederick, Page, Shenandoah and Warren, as well as a substantial portion of West Virginia. Lord Fairfax was a respected force in the formation of the new America. He befriended many, including George Washington, his surveyor. He supported General Braddock and was known and respected by “King” Carter, William Byrd and Governors Gooch, Dinwiddie and Dunmore. Lord Fairfax died at age 88 in 1781 at Greenway Court and was buried at Christ Church in Winchester. Lord Fairfax Community College pays homage to his respected name and legacy. LFCC opened its doors in September 1970 to 577 students. Two years later in June 1972, the College held its first Commencement ceremony at which 92 students received degrees. The College received accreditation from the Southern Association of Community and Junior Colleges on Dec. 18, 1972. The first College president, William H. McCoy, facilitated the opening of the College and remained in this position until 1987. Marilyn C. Beck became the second president of LFCC in 1988 and served until 2003. John J. “Ski” Sygielski became the College’s third president in August 2003 and served LFCC until June 2008. Cheryl Thompson-Stacy became the College’s fourth president in January 2009. She oversees the administration of the educational needs of more than 7,600 unduplicated credit students and more than 9,620 individuals in professional development and business and industry courses annually. Background LFCC is a comprehensive, nonresidential, two-year public institution of higher education that is part of a statewide system of 23 community colleges. LFCC serves the counties of Clarke, Fauquier, Frederick, Page, Rappahannock, Shenandoah and Warren, and the city of Winchester. The College is governed by policies set by the State Board for Community Colleges with support and guidance from the LFCC Board. Financed primarily with state funds, the College supplements funding with contributions from the participating localities and tuition fees. As the vision statement, mission and goals reflect, LFCC is committed to excellence in all its programs and services while maintaining flexibility, accessibility and responsiveness. Helping each student achieve his or her future goals is the focus of the College. Mission Lord Fairfax Community College (LFCC) is a comprehensive, open-access institution and one of 23 community colleges that make up the Virginia Community College System. Serving a growing and diverse eight-locality region in northwestern Virginia, we promote excellence in teaching and learning Lord Fairfax Community College ● http://www.lfcc.edu 10
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Course Descriptions All Lord Fairfa
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Course Descriptions ACC 262 Princip
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Administrators Larry Baker Coordina
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