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PERIOPERATIVE NURSING Recommended Program of Studies Leading to a Diploma The curriculum is designed for graduate nurses or registered nurses who wish to acquire the academic and practical knowledge for a specialty in perioperative nursing. First Semester Sem.-Hrs. ***NUR 221 - Physical Assessment 3 * NUR 226 - Perioperative Nursing Didactic 3 * NUR 227 - Perioperative Nursing Internship 3 ** NUR 228 - Registered Nurse First Assistant 3 NUR 229 - RN First Assistant ** Clinical Internship/Self-Directed 4 * Perioperative Nursing (NUR 226 & NUR 227) New nursing program graduates with less than two years of Perioperative nursing experience must take course on campus. Registered nurses with two or more years of perioperative nursing may take a challenge examination in order to obtain the six credits. The challenge examination will be given at the college on a scheduled date. Individuals who qualify for testing can call the Nursing Department for more information. ** The RNFA course (NUR 228 & NUR 229) Registered nurses with two or more years of perioperative nursing experience must take the course at the college or at an off-campus hospital site contracted by the college. *** Physical Assessment Course Students in the Luzerne County Community College Nursing Program and Registered Nurses can take the course on campus or as an independent study arranged with the course instructor. PERIOPERATIVE NURSING DIPLOMA Nursing TOTAL 16 credits RECORDING ENGINEER Recommended Program of Studies Leading to a Diploma This curriculum is designed to give students basic and advanced concepts behind multitrack music recording. Occupations such as Audio Engineers, Recording Technicians and Audio Producers are all associated with the music recording industry. Concert productions, recording music studios and live music performances all employ people with audio mixing instruction. Fall Semester Sem.-Hrs. COM 110 - Basic Music Recording 5 CIS 106 - Computers in Industry 3 EET 120 - Electrical Theory 4 12 Spring Semester Sem.-Hrs. COM 220 - Advanced Music Recording 3 COM 221 - Music Management COM 228 - Special Projects 3 Music Recording Workshop 6 12 188
CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM/ CAREER TRAINING PROGRAMS Continuing Education programs are designed to provide maximum opportunity for individuals to take advantage of non-traditional alternatives for participation in higher education programming. For those interested in increasing specific content area knowledge or in developing new skills, flexible alternative training is offered in contrast to traditional, daytime programming. Training packages can be designed to meet the needs of groups and organizations. I. CREDIT-FREE PROGRAMMING Continuing Education provides a wide range of credit-free programs covering the areas of personal development/enrichment, skill-enhancement training/upgrading, and professional seminars, workshops, and symposiums. Offerings cover a variety of training areas including the arts, avocational pursuits, business-applications, personal computer applications and training, physical development activities, and the like. Each semester and/or session, over a hundred seminars and workshops are offered in the personal development/enrichment, category, in the professional continuing education category, and in the skill enhancement short-term vocational training category. The seminars are usually scheduled during the evening and weekend hours. Activities can be (and are) designed to address specific needs of clients. It should be noted that any seminar or workshop can also be scheduled during daytime hours, on and off campus, and special arrangements can be made through Continuing Education to custom design training to meet the needs of any individual and/or organization. II. CONFERENCES, SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS Conferences, seminars, workshops, symposiums, training sessions, etc. are also included as part of Continuing Education programming possibilities. These are means of presenting important information within short, concentrated periods of time. Continuing Education can design any program or training activity, such as those for professionals who must keep abreast of research trends, new strategies, and/or new techniques in their fields. Conferences, seminars, or workshops can be organized upon request utilizing the facilities and resources of the College’s Educational Conference Center and the Advanced Technology Center. Classrooms, auditoriums, appropriate support equipment, satellite dish and teleconferencing equipment are just some of the resources available for use to accomplish training activities. The Conference Center also includes the availability of a complete food service to support any training package. The Continuing Education staff is prepared to design, develop, and implement complete training programs in cooperation with any interested sponsoring group or organization and/or any selected training resource specialists. Conferences may vary in length from just a few hours to a full week and beyond, and they can be repeated annually, quarterly, monthly or weekly. Examples of training topics include industrial management, purchasing, communications, industrial safety, office management, supervision of personnel, hotel/restaurant functions, nursing review/ refreshers, child care and health care practices. Continuing Education is also prepared to develop technical, short-term training packages to meet the needs of industrial and business firms, professional groups and other civic and community groups. Training can also be arranged through the 189
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2004-2005 COLLEGE CATALOG Thirty-Ei
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LUZERNE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONE
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GENERAL INFORMATION MISSION Luzerne
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4. General Knowledge Ability to com
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A. Informal Procedure 1. Individual
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volvement by the president, such re
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The Physical Plant Services Buildin
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Dallas School District Danville Sta
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LIBRARY The Library’s mission is
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• College Placement Test administ
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ALTA is funded through the Bureau o
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CRIME STATISTICS This report indica
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FINES All of the previously stated
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2. While all electronic mail is con
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NON-DEGREE CANDIDATES Applicants wh
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SPONSORSHIP Luzerne County Communit
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Dental Assisting — Class size is
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REGISTRATION All students are expec
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FEES Application Fee (Payable once,
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Please Note: (1) Students who withd
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ACADEMIC INFORMATION Luzerne County
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In addition, the repeat credits wil
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DROP/ADD POLICY A student may drop
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GRADUATION Luzerne County Community
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TRANSFER The student who plans to t
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students use videotapes as the prim
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II. EVENING HOURS: after 4:00 P.M.
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COLLEGE HEALTH SERVICES Luzerne Cou
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ment. This includes diploma and cer
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ation must first be given to Pell G
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*** Apply separately prior to Febru
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NHRA-YOUTH AND EDUCATION SERVICES S
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ANGELA M. PARRELLA MEMORIAL SCHOLAR
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Tech Prep NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA
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CHAMPION BUILDERS SCHOLARSHIP G.P.A
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ROSE ALLAN TUCKER SCHOLARSHIP G.P.A
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4. Career Counseling The Counseling
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ATHLETICS The Community College bel
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For more information, contact chapt
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sonnel to protect buildings and equ
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Tuesday-Thursday classes will be 55
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GENERAL EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY Luzern
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I. THE LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES PR
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Program of
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COMPUTER SCIENCE Program of Studies
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EDUCATION CURRICULUM Humanities ...
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HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT Program of S
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HUMANITIES Program of Studies Leadi
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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS Program of S
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PRE-CHIROPRATIC Program of Studies
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PRE-OPTOMERY Program of Studies Lea
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SCIENCE Program of Studies Leading
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II. TECHNICAL-CAREER PROGRAM The fi
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ACCOUNTING TECHNOLOGY Program of St
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AS/400 APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT AND
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AUTOMATED MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS TEC
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AVIATION-AEROSPACE AVIATION MANAGEM
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BANKING Program of Studies Leading
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ELECTIVES COM 106 - Radio/TV Perfor
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BUSINESS MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY Prog
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COMMERCIAL ART (VISUAL COMMUNICATIO
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PAINTING ILLUSTRATION SPECIALIZATIO
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COMPUTER GRAPHICS SPECIALIZATION Th
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COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS Progra
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COURT REPORTING /CAPTIONING Program
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE Program of Studies
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DENTAL HYGIENE Program of Studies L
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ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY
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Page 196 and 197: DEVELOPMENTAL COURSES Luzerne Count
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CAR 201-Building A Brand 1 Lect., 4
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CAR 256-Still Life Painting 1 Lect.
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CAR 275-Digital Photography 1 Lect.
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COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING AND DESIGN
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CIS 130-AS/400 Operations 3 Sem.-Hr
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CIS 170-Management Information Syst
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CIS 263-Internet Active Server Page
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CRC 112-Verbatim Reporting III 5 le
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CJU 139-Survey of Drugs 3 Sem.-Hrs.
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DENTAL ASSISTING DAS 101-Chairside
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DHY 105-Dental Radiology 2 Lect., 3
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DHY 213-Community Dental Health 2 S
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CEL 122-Electric Motor Control II 2
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EMS 201-Emergency Medical Technicia
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ENG 101-English Composition 3 Sem.-
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ENG 242-Modern Drama 3 Sem.-Hrs. Th
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FOOD PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT CUL 102-
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GET 112-Industrial Safety 1 Lect.,
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HCM 102-Health Care Planning and Ma
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HPE 127-Hatha Yoga I 2 Lab Hrs., 1
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HPE 242-Advanced Basketball 1 Sem.-
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anthracite coal industry; ethnic di
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HRT 201-Greenhouse Production II 2
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to beverage and wine service. Stude
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*HMS 205-Agency Procedures and Legi
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JOR 103-Feature Writing 3 Lect., 2
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LAP 206-Civil Litigation for the Pa
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MAT 112-Technical Mathematics II 5
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speaker specifications and enclosur
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MST 114-Basic BridgePort Operation
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tory on defects, gettering, impurit
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NUR 204-Nursing Care of Clients wit
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OMT 147-Legal Terminology and Trans
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Topics will be selected from five m
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PLH 112-Basic Plumbing Systems 3 Le
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PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS PSC 10
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involved in a Real Estate transacti
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RTT 150-Respiratory Therapy Pharmac
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SOCIOLOGY SOC 110-Issues in America
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SUR 105-Surgical Pathology 3 Sem.-H
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Deborah Boyson ....................
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Francis Curry .....................
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Francis B. Hanify .................
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Robert Kroll ......................
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Peter Moses .......................
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Judith A. Rowett ..................
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David T. Stout ....................
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ADVISORY COMMITTEES Advertising Mar
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Dental Health Loren Grossman, D.M.D
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SPRING SEMESTER — 2005 Registrati
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DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES SUMMER SESSIO
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Computerized Numerical Control Tech
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Speech ............................
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Re-Admission ......................
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