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LIFELONG<br />
<strong>Fall</strong> Semester <strong>2018</strong><br />
is the key…<br />
Success Starts Here<br />
Southside Virginia Community College<br />
Southside Virginia Community College<br />
109 Campus Drive<br />
Alberta, VA 23821<br />
NONPROFIT ORG<br />
U.S. POSTAGE PAID<br />
RICHMOND, VA<br />
PERMIT NO. 388<br />
POSTAL CUSTOMER<br />
Christanna Campus<br />
Alberta<br />
John H. Daniel Campus<br />
Keysville<br />
PUBLIC NOTICE: Southside Virginia Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex or disability in its programs or activities. Southside Virginia Community College offers<br />
programs in many vocational areas under its open admissions policy. Specifically, Southside Virginia Community College offers admissions based on selective criteria in Nursing through a separate application process<br />
that is non-discriminatory. For more information about the application process, contact the admissions office at 1-888-220-7822. Lack of English language skills will not be a barrier to admission and participation in<br />
vocational programs. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policies: Shannon Feinman, Affirmative Action Officer, 109 Campus Drive, Alberta, VA 23821 (434)<br />
949-1000. For further information, call 1-800-421-3481 for the address and phone number of the OCR enforcement office that serves your area. www.southside.edu<br />
Serving Brunswick, Buckingham, Charlotte, Cumberland, Greensville-Emporia, Halifax, Lunenburg, Mecklenburg, Nottoway, Prince Edward. Visit us online: www.southside.edu
PAGE 2 — FALL SEMESTER <strong>2018</strong><br />
What’s Inside…<br />
Success starts here.<br />
Southside Virginia Community College<br />
Message from the President: A Lifelong Endeavor ...............................2<br />
Life Continues for This Lifelong Learner .........................................3<br />
Christanna Campus Classes ....................................................5<br />
<strong>SVCC</strong> Local Board and Foundation Board of DIrectors ............................6<br />
Adult Learners Form Study Group for Success ...................................6<br />
Daniel Campus Classes .........................................................7<br />
Mary Pulliam: Never Stop ......................................................8<br />
Miles Thomas, <strong>SVCC</strong> Nursing Student ...........................................8<br />
FastForward: Business and Workforce Resources ...............................10<br />
Convenient Off-Campus Classes ...............................................14<br />
Online Classes ................................................................17<br />
Student Information System Quick Reference Sheet ............................18<br />
College Calendar .............................................................19<br />
<strong>SVCC</strong> Admission and Registration Information for Credit Courses ................19<br />
Message from President Dr. Al Roberts<br />
A Lifelong Endeavor<br />
I believe that learning is a lifelong<br />
endeavor.<br />
In 2015 Doreetha Daniels received<br />
her associate degree in social sciences<br />
from College of the Canyons<br />
(COC), in Santa Clarita, California. But<br />
Daniels wasn’t a typical student: She<br />
was 99 years old. In the COC press<br />
release about her graduation, Daniels<br />
indicated that she wanted to get her<br />
degree simply to better herself; her<br />
six years of school during that pursuit<br />
were a testament to her will, determination,<br />
and commitment to learning,<br />
according to an article by John Coleman in the<br />
Harvard Business Review.<br />
The article talks about how lifelong learning is<br />
good for your health, your wallet and your social<br />
life, too. I agree with this summation.<br />
Here at Southside Virginia<br />
Community College, we believe that<br />
all citizens should be given an opportunity<br />
to acquire an education that<br />
develops and extends their skills and<br />
knowledge. In support of our mission,<br />
we encourage non-traditional<br />
students, those who do not go to<br />
college right after or soon after high<br />
school, to take advantage of our<br />
many educational and training programs.<br />
Non-traditional students are<br />
usually 24 and older; and every year<br />
at graduation, I am truly honored to<br />
congratulate and celebrate the many non-traditionals<br />
who have achieved their educational goals.<br />
Non-traditional students often have the additional<br />
barriers of a job, family, attending part<br />
time and not being eligible for financial aid. The<br />
National Center for Education Statistics defines<br />
nontraditional students as meeting any one of<br />
seven distinctive attributes: delayed enrollment<br />
into postsecondary education; attends college<br />
part-time; works full time; is financially independent<br />
for financial aid purposes; has dependents<br />
other than a spouse; is a single parent; or does not<br />
have a high school diploma. Nearly half of those<br />
enrolled in higher ed today are so-called “nontraditional”<br />
students. One quarter of all students<br />
are over the age of 30.<br />
At <strong>SVCC</strong> we want students to succeed regardless<br />
of age or any other “non-traditional” characteristic.<br />
Our focus is on student access, progress, and<br />
success; and we have the people and programs in<br />
place to support that focus. It’s never too late for<br />
a new start; and remember, “Success Starts Here.”
PAGE 3 — FALL SEMESTER <strong>2018</strong><br />
Life Continues for This Lifelong Learner<br />
The often-used adage life begins at 40 is something<br />
Angela Walker takes to heart. Of course, she had a full<br />
life up to this point, but at 41, she decided to complete<br />
her studies at Southside Virginia Community College<br />
(<strong>SVCC</strong>). In December, she will receive dual degrees in<br />
Criminal Justice and Human Services, a payoff to her<br />
hard work and determination to succeed.<br />
She embraces the fact that she is a non-traditional<br />
student. Walker represents about half of the seven<br />
characteristics of a non-traditional student, which<br />
include delayed enrollment into postsecondary education;<br />
attends college part-time; works full-time; is<br />
financially independent for financial aid purposes; has<br />
dependents other than a spouse; is a single parent; or<br />
does not have a high school diploma.<br />
Recently, she “starred” in a radio commercial for<br />
the college talking about her experience of going<br />
back to school. She tells the audience, “It is never too<br />
late, my experience at <strong>SVCC</strong> has been fantastic and I<br />
have received work promotions since going back to<br />
school.”<br />
Walker works at Greensville Correctional Center<br />
and has been there for 21 years. She is the Executive<br />
Secretary to the Warden Senior. Working full-time, she<br />
is allotted education leave that enables her to work on<br />
some of her classes.<br />
A single parent, Walker has raised a son who now<br />
attends college and he will be graduating in May 2019<br />
from Bluefield College.<br />
She advises others by reminding them that knowledge<br />
is the key to success. Earning a degree is a milestone<br />
for anyone, she said.<br />
“Having this ability to grow in your career makes<br />
me proud and feel accomplished,” she said.<br />
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Virginia’s community colleges offer students<br />
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commonwealth’s four-year colleges and<br />
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Through system-wide agreements, students<br />
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GUARANTEED admission to more than 30 of<br />
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And, even though the end of these degrees is<br />
in sight, her educational goals will not end there.<br />
Working towards a Bachelor’s degree is in her near<br />
future, she said.<br />
There should be no barriers to people interested<br />
in furthering their education. At <strong>SVCC</strong>, there are many<br />
people in place to make the pathway smoother despite<br />
age, financial situation, and other circumstances, so<br />
stop making excuses and take the first step to further<br />
your education.<br />
Admissions Checklist<br />
• Apply for Admission or Re-admission to the college<br />
by visiting the Admissions portion of our<br />
website or visiting any <strong>SVCC</strong> campus or offcampus<br />
center for a paper application or for help<br />
completing an online application.<br />
• File for financial aid online at FAFSA.ed.gov or<br />
come to our Alberta or Keysville campus for assistance.<br />
No appointment necessary.<br />
• <strong>Schedule</strong> and complete your placement tests<br />
by contacting Student Development Services<br />
at 434-949-1067 in Alberta or 434-736-2022 in<br />
Keysville or by contacting one of our centers<br />
near you.<br />
• Submit official transcripts if you are a high<br />
school/GED graduate. Also submit official college<br />
transcripts to Admissions & Records Office<br />
for all colleges attended.<br />
• <strong>Schedule</strong> and complete your Virginia Placement<br />
Test (VPT). If you have graduated in the last 5<br />
years, you can also inquire about VPT Waiver options<br />
based on your high school GPA, or GED,<br />
ACT or SAT scores.<br />
• Visit our Placement Testing page for prep materials<br />
and practice tests.<br />
• After completing placement testing or receiving<br />
a VPT waiver, schedule an appointment<br />
with Student Services to assist you with your<br />
first semester course selections. You will be assigned<br />
a faculty advisor to assist you with future<br />
registrations.<br />
• Pay your tuition and fees.<br />
• You can learn more about our tuition rates, due<br />
dates, methods of payment and more by visiting<br />
this website http://southside.edu/tuition-andfees.<br />
• Purchase your textbooks.Textbooks for Southside<br />
Virginia Community College are available<br />
through http://southside.edu/svcc-bookstores/<br />
or at the College’s bookstore locations.<br />
• Attend New Student Orientation and begin a<br />
SUCCESSFUL Semester.<br />
Financial Aid<br />
The Financial Aid Program is designed to help students<br />
meet costs related to coursework at <strong>SVCC</strong><br />
from a variety of federal, state, and local sources.<br />
Financial assistance is available for those who apply<br />
and meet the government-based guidelines.<br />
Remember that the financial aid application process<br />
must be completed each academic year whether<br />
you utilize all your awarded aid or not. You may<br />
apply any time after you have filled out your (and<br />
your parents, if required) Federal Income Tax Return.<br />
The preferred date for applications is June 30.<br />
Applicants who have applications in before the preferred<br />
date may be eligible for additional assistance.<br />
Don’t let your chance at funding your education<br />
get away. Apply today to receive Financial Aid.<br />
Call 855-877-3943 if you have questions.
PAGE 4 — FALL SEMESTER <strong>2018</strong><br />
Cool Careers Start Here<br />
Open House<br />
Center for Information Technology Excellence<br />
Tuesday, August 8, <strong>2018</strong> 2017 at 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.<br />
Lake Country Advanced Knowledge Center<br />
118 East Danville Street, South Hill<br />
Classes begin Monday, August 20, <strong>2018</strong>
PAGE 5 — FALL SEMESTER <strong>2018</strong><br />
Christanna Campus Classes ALBERTA<br />
Class# Course# Course Title Cr Day Time Begin/End Room Instructor<br />
Accounting<br />
48775 ACC 211 D01A Principles of Accounting I 4 TTh 10:30 AM 12:20 PM 0B47 T. Slagle<br />
50381 ACC 261 V01A Principles of Federal Taxation I 3 Th 06:30 PM 09:20 PM 0C02 P. Henderson<br />
Administration of Justice<br />
46524 ADJ 100 H01A Survey of Criminal Justice 3 M 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0B33 A. Seward<br />
46533 ADJ 140 H01A Introduction To Corrections 3 W 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0B33 A. Seward<br />
46743 ADJ 152 N01A Unarmed Security Officers - Duties and Responsibilities 1 T 06:00 PM 09:00 PM 0B33 A. Seward<br />
46736 ADJ 298 D01A Seminar and Project 4 NA 03:20 AM 03:21 AM VIRTUAL A. Seward<br />
Agriculture<br />
48461 AGR 141 V01A Introduction to Animal Science and Technology 4 MW 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0B35 T. Scales<br />
48471 AGR 142 V01A Introduction to Plant Science and Technology 3 MW 09:30 AM 10:20 AM 0B35 T. Scales<br />
48479 AGR 231 V01A Agribusiness Marketing, Risk Management, and<br />
Entrepreneurship<br />
3 MW 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0B35 T. Scales<br />
Arts<br />
49447 ART 114 D01A General Art 3 MW 03:00 PM 05:20 PM 100 A. Kei<br />
49445 ART 241 D01A Painting I 3 MW 12:00 PM 02:20 PM 100 A. Kei<br />
49446 ART 242 D01A Painting II 3 MW 12:00 PM 02:20 PM 100 A. Kei<br />
Admin Support Technology<br />
48987 AST 101 N01A Keyboarding I 3 W 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0B45 E. Burns<br />
48990 AST 102 N01A Keyboarding II 3 W 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0B45 E. Burns<br />
48960 AST 107 D01A Editing/Proofreading Skills 3 MW 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0B45 C. Jones<br />
Biology<br />
47014 BIO 101 D01A General Biology I 4 MW 09:00 AM 10:20 AM 0C13 M. Reed<br />
47015 BIO 101 L01A General Biology I (LAB) 0 TTh 09:00 AM 10:20 AM 0C13 M. Reed<br />
46991 BIO 141 D01A Human Anatomy and Physiology I 4 MW 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 108A M. Reed<br />
108B M. Reed<br />
46998 BIO 141 L01A Human Anatomy and Physiology I (LAB) 0 M 12:00 PM 02:20 PM 0C13 M. Reed<br />
47000 BIO 141 L12A Human Anatomy and Physiology I (LAB) 0 W 12:00 PM 02:20 PM 0C13 M. Reed<br />
47008 BIO 141 L23A Human Anatomy and Physiology I (LAB) 0 M 07:00 PM 09:20 PM 0C13 M. Reed<br />
47005 BIO 141 N01A Human Anatomy and Physiology I 4 MT 05:30 PM 06:50 PM 0C13 M. Reed<br />
47011 BIO 142 D01A Human Anatomy & Physiology II 4 TTh 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0C13 M. Reed<br />
47012 BIO 142 L01A Human Anatomy & Physiology II (LAB) 0 T 12:00 PM 02:20 PM 0C13 M. Reed<br />
Business Mgmt & Administration<br />
48776 BUS 100 V01A Introduction To Business 3 TTh 01:30 PM 02:50 PM 0C02 T. Slagle<br />
48496 BUS 241 D01A Business Law I 3 TTh 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0B35 T. Scales<br />
Economics<br />
48495 ECO 201 D01A Principles of Macroeconomics 3 TTh 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0B35 T. Scales<br />
English<br />
48424 ENG 111 DZ1A College Composition I 3 MW 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0B46 S. Freeman<br />
48425 ENG 111 DZ2A College Composition I 3 MW 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0B46 S. Freeman<br />
48738 ENG 111 HZ1A College Composition I 3 TTh 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0B09 M. Downing-<br />
Gardner<br />
48423 ENG 112 D01A College Composition II 3 MW 09:00 AM 10:20 AM 0B46 S. Freeman<br />
48740 ENG 112 HZ1A College Composition II 3 TTh 01:30 PM 02:50 PM 0B09 M. Downing-<br />
Gardner<br />
49830 ENG 137 V01A Communication Processes I 3 W 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0B35 K. Richey<br />
49837 ENG 242 V01A Survey of American Literature II 3 W 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0C02 B. Trihey<br />
49647 ENG 250 B01A Children’s Literature 3 T 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0B46 S. Freeman<br />
Geology<br />
47318 GOL 105 L01A Physical Geology (LAB) 0 W 05:00 PM 08:00 PM 0C12 K. Bayne<br />
Health Information Management<br />
48975 HIM 253 D01A Health Records Coding 3 MW 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0B45 C. Jones<br />
History<br />
49169 HIS 111 OC02 History of World Civilazation I 12 Week Session: classes run 3 MW 01:30 PM 02:50 PM 0B33 L. Jordan<br />
from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18.<br />
49442 HIS 121 V01A United States History I 3 MW 10:30 AM 12:00 PM 0C02 S. Walker<br />
49953 HIS 122 V01A United States History II 3 MW 09:00 AM 10:20 AM 0C02 S. Walker<br />
48769 HIS 141 OC02 African American History I 12 Week Session: classes run 3 T 11:00 AM 12:20 PM 0B33 L. Jordan<br />
from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18.<br />
49706 HIS 269 D01A Civil War and Reconstruction 3 F 07:00 AM 06:00 PM 0B33 S. Walker<br />
Health<br />
47175 HLT 100 HB1A First Aid and Cardiopulmonary Resus First 8 Week Session: 2 T 09:00 AM 11:50 AM 100 B. Lester<br />
classes run from 08/20/18 to 10/12/18.<br />
47177 HLT 100 HC1A First Aid and Cardiopulmonary Resus Second 8 Week 2 Th 09:00 AM 11:50 AM 100 B. Lester<br />
Session: classes run from 10/15/18 to 12/14/18.<br />
52354 HLT 116 NO1A Introduction to Personal Wellness Concepts 2 Th 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0B35 S. Staff<br />
48763 HLT 121 D01A Introduction To Drug Use and Abuse 3 TTh 09:00 AM 10:20 AM 108A J. Hays<br />
Human Services<br />
48500 HMS 100 H01A Introduction To Human Services 3 M 01:30 PM 02:50 PM 0B35 T. George<br />
49681 HMS 190 I01A Coordinated Internship 3 NA TBA TBA NA T. George<br />
50830 HMS 226 V01A Helping Across Cultures 3 M 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0B13 S. Staff<br />
48503 HMS 227 H01A The Helper As A Change Agent 3 Th 01:30 PM 02:50 PM 0B35 T. George<br />
49682 HMS 290 I01A Coordinated Internship 3 NA TBA TBA NA T. George<br />
Information Technology ESSENTIALS<br />
46399 ITE 115 H01A Introduction to Computer Applications and Concepts 3 M 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0B09 K. LaPrade<br />
48980 ITE 115 H02A Introduction to Computer Applications and Concepts 3 T 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0B45 C. Jones<br />
Marketing<br />
48485 MKT 100 V01A Principles of Marketing 3 MW 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0B35 T. Scales<br />
Mathematics<br />
49416 MTH 130 H01A Fundamentals of Reasoning 3 W 06:00 PM 07:50 PM 0B34 S. Kendall-<br />
Maxey<br />
48421 MTH 154 D01A Quantitative Reasoning 3 T 01:30 PM 02:50 PM 0B34 S. Kendall-<br />
Maxey<br />
48420 MTH 154 N01A Quantitative Reasoning 3 T 06:00 PM 07:50 PM 0B34 S. Kendall-<br />
Maxey<br />
48767 MTH 161 D01A PreCalculus I 3 MW 01:30 PM 02:50 PM 0C31 B. Richey<br />
48768 MTH 161 D11A PreCalculus I 3 TTh 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0C31 B. Richey<br />
49675 MTH 161 V01A PreCalculus I 3 MW 03:00 PM 04:20 PM 0C02 P. Gadiyaram<br />
49440 MTH 245 D01A Statistics I 3 TTh 01:30 PM 02:50 PM 0C31 B. Richey<br />
Natural Science<br />
47322 NAS 131 L01A Astronomy I (LAB) 0 W 05:00 PM 08:00 PM 0C12 K. Bayne<br />
Nursing<br />
47353 NSG 100 D01A Introduction to Nursing Concepts 4 M 09:00 AM 12:00 PM 0B11 F. Omick<br />
48647 NSG 100 D12A Introduction to Nursing Concepts 4 M 09:00 AM 12:00 PM 0B11 F. Omick<br />
48652 NSG 100 D23A Introduction to Nursing Concepts 4 M 09:00 AM 12:00 PM 0B11 F. Omick<br />
47507 NSG 100 L01A Introduction to Nursing Concepts (LAB) 0 TF 06:30 AM 04:30 PM QCHR-<br />
HOSP<br />
F. Omick<br />
S. Staff<br />
48648 NSG 100 L12A Introduction to Nursing Concepts (LAB) 0 TF 06:30 AM 04:30 PM QCHR-<br />
HOSP<br />
F. Omick<br />
S. Staff<br />
48664 NSG 100 L23A Introduction to Nursing Concepts (LAB) 0 TF 06:30 AM 04:30 PM QCHR-<br />
HOSP<br />
F. Omick<br />
S. Staff<br />
47356 NSG 106 D01A Competencies for Nursing Practice 2 W 09:00 AM 04:00 PM 0C11 F. Omick<br />
48689 NSG 106 D12A Competencies for Nursing Practice 2 W 09:00 AM 04:00 PM 0C11 F. Omick<br />
48692 NSG 106 D23A Competencies for Nursing Practice 2 W 09:00 AM 04:00 PM 0C11 F. Omick<br />
47372 NSG 130 H01A Professional Nursing Concepts 1 M 01:00 PM 02:00 PM 0B11 F. Omick<br />
47341 NSG 200 D01A Health Promotion and Assessment 3 Th 09:00 AM 11:00 AM 0B11 F. Omick<br />
L. Moore<br />
12:00 PM 03:00 PM 0C11 F. Omick<br />
L. Moore<br />
48697 NSG 200 D12A Health Promotion and Assessment 3 Th 09:00 AM 11:00 AM 0B11 F. Omick<br />
L. Moore<br />
12:00 PM 03:00 PM 0C11 F. Omick<br />
L. Moore<br />
48704 NSG 200 D23A Health Promotion and Assessment 3 Th 09:00 AM 11:00 AM 0B11 F. Omick<br />
L. Moore<br />
12:00 PM 03:00 PM 0C11 F. Omick<br />
L. Moore<br />
47326 NUR 222 D01A Second Level Nursing Principles and Concepts I 9 MTh 09:00 AM 11:30 AM 103 L. Moore<br />
47327 NUR 222 L01A Second Level Nursing Principles and Concepts I (LAB) 0 TWF 06:30 AM 06:30 PM QCHR-<br />
HOSP<br />
L. Moore<br />
S. Staff<br />
Practical Nursing<br />
47434 PNE 162 D01A Nursing in Health Changes II 11 M 09:00 AM 01:00 PM 0B36 P. Archer<br />
T 11:00 AM 01:00 PM 0B36 P. Archer<br />
47437 PNE 162 D12A Nursing in Health Changes II 11 M 09:00 AM 01:00 PM 0B36 P. Archer<br />
T 11:00 AM 01:00 PM 0B36 P. Archer<br />
47440 PNE 162 D23A Nursing in Health Changes II 11 M 09:00 AM 01:00 PM 0B36 P. Archer<br />
T 11:00 AM 01:00 PM 0B36 P. Archer<br />
47435 PNE 162 L01A Nursing in Health Changes II (LAB) 0 WTh 06:45 AM 03:15 PM QCHR-<br />
HOSP<br />
P. Archer<br />
S. Staff<br />
47439 PNE 162 L12A Nursing in Health Changes II (LAB) 0 WTh 06:45 AM 03:15 PM QCHR-<br />
HOSP<br />
P. Archer<br />
S. Staff<br />
47443 PNE 162 L23A Nursing in Health Changes II (LAB) 0 T 11:00 AM 01:00 PM 0B36 P. Archer<br />
WTh 06:45 AM 03:15 PM QCHR-<br />
HOSP<br />
P. Archer<br />
S. Staff<br />
47447 PNE 173 D01A Pharmacology For Practical Nurses 2 T 09:00 AM 11:00 AM 0B36 P. Archer<br />
Psychology<br />
50396 PSY 126 BE1A Psychology For Business and Industry 12 Week Session: 3 M 06:00 PM 07:20 PM 0B35 T. Talbott<br />
classes run from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18.<br />
48761 PSY 200 D01A Principles of Psychology 3 MW 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0B13 J. Hays<br />
48759 PSY 215 D01A Abnormal Psychology 3 MW 09:00 AM 10:20 AM 108A J. Hays<br />
48765 PSY 219 D01A Cross-Cultural Psychology 3 T 02:00 PM 04:50 PM 0B13 J. Hays<br />
48762 PSY 230 D01A Developmental Psychology 3 M 02:00 PM 04:50 PM 0B13 J. Hays<br />
Religion<br />
49824 REL 230 V01A Religions of The World 3 T 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0C02 J. Taylor<br />
Student Development<br />
48564 SDV 001 HE1A Student Development (TEAS Prep - Nursing) 12 Week 2 M 12:00 PM 01:50 PM 0C28 R. Laben<br />
Session: classes run from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18.<br />
49812 SDV 100 BB1A College Success Skills First 8 Week Session: classes run from 1 W 03:00 PM 04:00 PM 0B35 M. Downing-<br />
08/20/18 to 10/12/18.<br />
Gardner<br />
49886 SDV 100 BB2A College Success Skills First 8 Week Session: classes run from 1 Th 08:30 AM 09:20 AM 0B35 M. Dunn<br />
08/20/18 to 10/12/18.<br />
49819 SDV 100 HD1A College Success Skills Special Session: classes run from<br />
08/24/18 to 08/31/18.<br />
1 F 09:00 AM 04:30 PM 0B35 M. Downing-<br />
Gardner<br />
SDV 100 WORKS<br />
Enroll within the first 15 credit hours<br />
Student Development 100 (SDV 100), <strong>SVCC</strong>'s 1-credit success course,<br />
helps our students start strong in their first semester of college!<br />
SDV 100 provides skills in time management, note taking<br />
and test preparation, academic planning, career decision<br />
making, financial literacy and critical thinking. Students<br />
will also learn about <strong>SVCC</strong> policies, procedures,<br />
and resources.<br />
Research shows that student<br />
success courses help students<br />
earn higher GPAs and<br />
increase their likelihood to<br />
achieve their goals!
PAGE 6 — FALL SEMESTER <strong>2018</strong><br />
Local Board for<br />
Southside Virginia<br />
Community College<br />
Elizabeth B. Sharrett, Chairperson, City of Emporia<br />
J. Wesley Shepherd, Vice-Chair, Nottoway County<br />
Al Roberts, President and Secretary<br />
Marc L. Finney, Brunswick County<br />
Raymond A. Thomas, Brunswick County<br />
Ronald Thornhill, Brunswick County<br />
Velma P. Jones, Buckingham County<br />
Thomas E. Locke, Charlotte County<br />
Gerald W. Watts, Charlotte County<br />
Brenda N. Parson, Greensville County<br />
Brenda Tune-Fuller, Halifax County<br />
Lawrence T. Wilkerson, Sr., Halifax County<br />
Sid M. Smyth, Chair, Lunenburg County<br />
Amanda L. Bowen, Mecklenburg County<br />
La-Freda F. Ogburn, Mecklenburg County<br />
Jeffrey C. Scales, Cumberland County<br />
Lisa Frazier Tharpe, Prince Edward County<br />
Left to right: Anthony Putorek, Microsoft Global Datacenter Field and Community Program Manager, met with the study<br />
group during a recent Microsoft event held in Southside Virginia. Study group members are Shanelle Toone, Brenda<br />
Cross, Kelly Arnold, and Christian Jackson.<br />
Foundation Board<br />
of Directors<br />
Chris Bailey<br />
Buffalo Junction<br />
Jerry D. Reynolds<br />
South Hill<br />
Adult Learners Form Study Group for Success<br />
In South Hill, Virginia, computer towers and laptops<br />
are being torn apart, literally. Students with Southside<br />
Virginia Community College’s Center for Information<br />
Technology Excellence program are rolling up their<br />
sleeves and diving inside a personal computer.<br />
The class, ITN 107, Personal Computer and Troubleshooting<br />
is just one of the IT classes the students are<br />
taking in preparation for the networking certification<br />
known as COMPTIA A+. This certification prepares an<br />
individual for careers as PC technician, IT Help Desk<br />
and Data Center Technicians.<br />
The course teaches about the hardware common<br />
to personal computers, including CPU, RAM, motherboards,<br />
power supplies, expansion slots, and tons of<br />
acronyms common to the IT world.<br />
“The IT world has tons of acronyms,” exclaimed<br />
Kelly Arnold, <strong>SVCC</strong>’s Apprenticeship Coordinator for<br />
IT and Advanced Manufacturing. Kelly enrolled in the<br />
ITN 106 class to learn just that — acronyms. “While<br />
working with the apprentices at the Microsoft facility<br />
in Boydton, I realized the IT world has its own<br />
language and I desired to learn more about the data<br />
center world.”<br />
The CITE study group would meet three or four<br />
times a week before class started.<br />
Shanell Toone was the one who formed the group<br />
and says, “The study group helps so much in understanding<br />
the lessons better. The class moves through<br />
material quickly and if you do not grasp each concept<br />
you can get behind. Also, the study group allowed me<br />
to build a comfort zone where I could ask any questions<br />
and the group would help me.” Many times someone<br />
would bring up an easier way to learn / understand the<br />
new information.<br />
Christian Jackson liked the group because it helped<br />
with motivation to study. Most of the time, if you did<br />
not understand the lesson in class, you would be able<br />
to catch up because the study group would help you<br />
grasp the concepts, she noted.<br />
Brenda Cross said, “The group really helped me with<br />
practicing for the CompTIA A+ exam. When you have<br />
been out of school for a while and then return, learning<br />
how to study again is a challenge. Our small study<br />
group provided emotional support, commitment, and<br />
allowed me to learn complicated concepts easier. We<br />
found that studying as a group livened up the study<br />
session. The support we received from one another<br />
was definitely the encouragement that I needed.”<br />
See more about the CITE Open House on page 4.<br />
Hazel B. Baker<br />
Powhatan<br />
C. Butler Barrett<br />
Emporia<br />
R.B. Clark<br />
Keysville<br />
Carthan F. Currin, III<br />
Richmond<br />
Shannon Feinman<br />
Charlotte Court House<br />
Peter G. Hunt<br />
South Hill<br />
Robert I. Ledbetter<br />
Kenbridge<br />
Joseph F. Morrissette<br />
Burkeville<br />
Stephen E. Parker<br />
Washington, D.C.<br />
Robert F. Pecht, III<br />
Lawrenceville<br />
Mary G. Reed<br />
Rice<br />
Alfred A. Roberts<br />
Emporia<br />
Jeremy Satterfield<br />
Halifax<br />
Linda H. Shepperd<br />
South Boston<br />
Sid Smyth<br />
Victoria<br />
J. Robert Snoddy<br />
Dillwyn<br />
Sheryl D. Swinson<br />
Farmville<br />
W.E. Thomas<br />
Lawrenceville<br />
Robert C. Wrenn<br />
Emporia<br />
Florence D. Kalbacker<br />
Director Emeritus<br />
Russell O. Slayton<br />
Director Emeritus
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Daniel Campus Classes KEYSVILLE<br />
Class# Course# Course Title Cr Day Time Begin/End Room Instructor<br />
Accounting<br />
49426 ACC 211 D01K Principles of Accounting I 4 T 02:00 PM 02:50 PM 108A P. Henderson<br />
TTh 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0045 P. Henderson<br />
50380 ACC 261 V01K Principles of Federal Taxation I 3 Th 06:30 PM 09:20 PM 0041 P. Henderson<br />
Administration of Justice<br />
51038 ADJ 100 H01K Survey of Criminal Justice 3 M 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0051 A. Seward<br />
51039 ADJ 140 H01K Introduction To Corrections 3 W 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0051 A. Seward<br />
51041 ADJ 229 H01K Law Enforcement and The Community 3 W 01:00 PM 02:20 PM 0051 J. Taylor<br />
Agriculture<br />
48462 AGR 141 V01K Introduction to Animal Science and Technology 4 MW 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0071 T. Scales<br />
48472 AGR 142 V01K Introduction to Plant Science and Technology 3 MW 09:30 AM 10:20 AM 0071 T. Scales<br />
48480 AGR 231 V01K Agribusiness Marketing, Risk Management, and<br />
Entrepreneurship<br />
3 MW 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0071 T. Scales<br />
Arts<br />
50455 ART 183 H01K Introduction to Art Therapy 3 M 05:00 PM 07:50 PM 0029 K. Clarke<br />
50391 ART 241 N01K Painting I 3 W 05:00 PM 09:40 PM 0029 K. Clarke<br />
46003 ART 283 D01K Computer Graphics I 3 MW 09:00 AM 10:20 AM 0021 J. Tuck<br />
Admin Support Technology<br />
48996 AST 101 H01K Keyboarding I 3 M 01:30 PM 02:50 PM 0022 R. Williams<br />
48995 AST 107 N01K Editing/Proofreading Skills 3 M 05:00 PM 07:50 PM 0022 R. Townsend<br />
Automotive<br />
49024 AUT 100 D01K Introduction To Automotive Shop Practice 2 M 10:30 AM 12:15 PM 0067 J. Parenti<br />
49029 AUT 111 D01K Automotive Engines I 3 T 01:00 PM 02:30 PM 0067 J. Parenti<br />
10:30 AM 12:30 PM 0067 J. Parenti<br />
49025 AUT 235 D01K Automotive Heating and Air Conditioning 2 M 12:30 PM 04:30 PM 0067 J. Parenti<br />
49030 AUT 267 D01K Automotive Suspension and Braking System 4 W 01:00 PM 02:30 PM 0067 J. Parenti<br />
10:30 AM 12:30 PM 0067 J. Parenti<br />
Biology<br />
47081 BIO 101 D01K General Biology I 4 MW 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0065 C. Stinson<br />
47088 BIO 101 D12K General Biology I 4 TTh 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0065 C. Stinson<br />
47083 BIO 101 L01K General Biology I (LAB) 0 W 03:00 PM 05:20 PM 0028 C. Stinson<br />
47089 BIO 101 L12K General Biology I (LAB) 0 Th 03:00 PM 05:20 PM 0028 C. Stinson<br />
47107 BIO 141 D01K Human Anatomy and Physiology I 4 MW 09:00 AM 10:20 AM 0065 M. Back<br />
47122 BIO 141 L01K Human Anatomy and Physiology I (LAB) 0 MW 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0029 M. Back<br />
47145 BIO 142 D01K Human Anatomy & Physiology II 4 TTh 09:00 AM 10:20 AM 0065 M. Back<br />
47146 BIO 142 L01K Human Anatomy & Physiology II (LAB) 0 TTh 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0029 M. Back<br />
47148 BIO 150 D01K Introductory Microbiology 4 TTh 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0065 M. Back<br />
47149 BIO 150 L01K Introductory Microbiology (LAB) 0 TTh 01:30 PM 02:50 PM 0028 M. Back<br />
Business Mgmt & Administration<br />
50528 BUS 100 V01K Introduction To Business 3 TTh 01:30 PM 02:50 PM 0063 T. Slagle<br />
48781 BUS 117 H01K Leadership Development 3 Th 04:30 PM 07:20 PM 0040 T. Blackwell<br />
Chemistry<br />
47190 CHM 005 H01K Developmental Chemistry for Health Sciences 3 W 06:30 PM 09:20 PM 0031 L. Poling<br />
47096 CHM 111 L01K College Chemistry I (LAB) 0 M 03:30 PM 06:30 PM 0031 D. Hamilton<br />
L. Poling<br />
49244 CHM 111 L12K College Chemistry I (LAB) 0 Th 05:00 PM 07:20 PM 0031 S. Staff<br />
49243 CHM 111 N01K College Chemistry I 4 T 05:00 PM 07:50 PM 0065 S. Staff<br />
Economics<br />
49427 ECO 201 H01K Principles of Macroeconomics 3 T 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 108A P. Henderson<br />
Emergency Medical Services<br />
47221 EMS 112 D01K Emergency Medical Technician-Basic I 4 MW 02:00 PM 04:30 PM 0044 A. Lyles<br />
English<br />
48727 ENG 111 DZ1K College Composition I 3 MW 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0022 S. Horne<br />
48728 ENG 111 DZ2K College Composition I 3 TTh 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0022 S. Horne<br />
48729 ENG 111 DZ3K College Composition I 3 TTh 03:00 PM 04:20 PM 0022 S. Horne<br />
48736 ENG 111 HZ4K College Composition I 3 W 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0022 M. Downing-<br />
Gardner<br />
48731 ENG 112 HZ1K College Composition II 3 T 01:30 PM 02:50 PM 0022 S. Horne<br />
48737 ENG 112 HZ2K College Composition II 3 W 01:30 PM 02:50 PM 0022 M. Downing-<br />
Gardner<br />
49831 ENG 137 V01K Communication Processes I 3 W 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0071 K. Richey<br />
48732 ENG 241 HZ1K Survey of American Literature I 3 Th 01:30 PM 02:50 PM 0065 S. Horne<br />
49838 ENG 242 V01K Survey of American Literature II 3 W 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0041 B. Trihey<br />
50927 ENG 250 B01K Children’s Literature 3 T 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0041 S. Freeman<br />
Health Information Management<br />
49001 HIM 253 N01K Health Records Coding 3 T 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0022 A. Spragues<br />
History<br />
49171 HIS 111 HE1K History of World Civilazation I<br />
3 T 09:30 AM 10:50 AM 108B L. Jordan<br />
12 Week Session: classes run from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18.<br />
49441 HIS 121 V01K United States History I 3 MW 10:30 AM 12:00 PM 0041 S. Walker<br />
49952 HIS 122 V01K United States History II 3 MW 09:00 AM 10:20 AM 0041 S. Walker<br />
48772 HIS 141 BE1K African American History I<br />
3 T 11:00 AM 12:20 PM 0063 L. Jordan<br />
12 Week Session: classes run from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18.<br />
49443 HIS 269 D01K Civil War and Reconstruction 3 F 07:00 AM 06:00 PM 0063 S. Walker<br />
Health<br />
47181 HLT 100 HB1K First Aid and Cardiopulmonary Resus First 8 Week Session: 2 Th 02:00 PM 05:00 PM 0029 A. Lyles<br />
classes run from 08/20/18 to 10/12/18.<br />
47183 HLT 100 HC1K First Aid and Cardiopulmonary Resus Second 8 Week<br />
Session: classes run from 10/15/18 to 12/14/18.<br />
2 Th 02:00 PM 05:00 PM 0029 A. Lyles<br />
Human Services<br />
49687 HMS 190 I01K Coordinated Internship 3 NA TBA TBA NA R. George<br />
50831 HMS 226 V01K Helping Across Cultures 3 M 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0063 S. Staff<br />
49689 HMS 290 I01K Coordinated Internship 3 NA TBA TBA NA R. George<br />
Information Technology ESSENTIALS<br />
46009 ITE 115 D01K Introduction to Computer Applications and Concepts 3 MW 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0021 J. Tuck<br />
46358 ITE 115 D02K Introduction to Computer Applications and Concepts 3 TTh 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0021 S. Staff<br />
46374 ITE 115 H01K Introduction to Computer Applications and Concepts 3 M 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0022 R. Williams<br />
46020 ITE 119 H01K Information Literacy 3 M 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0021 J. Tuck<br />
46007 ITE 195 D01K Topics In 3 MW 09:00 AM 10:20 AM 0021 J. Tuck<br />
Marketing<br />
48487 MKT 100 V10K Principles of Marketing 3 MW 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0071 T. Scales<br />
Mathematics<br />
49417 MTH 130 H01K Fundamentals of Reasoning 3 T 01:30 PM 02:50 PM 0044 P. Gadiyaram<br />
49422 MTH 132 H01K Business Mathematics 3 M 01:30 PM 02:50 PM 0045 P. Gadiyaram<br />
48741 MTH 154 H01K Quantitative Reasoning 3 T 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0044 P. Gadiyaram<br />
49673 MTH 161 V01K PreCalculus I 3 MW 03:00 PM 04:20 PM 0071 P. Gadiyaram<br />
49905 MTH 241 D01K Statistics I 3 MW 03:00 PM 04:20 PM 0043 A. McClure<br />
Natural Science<br />
47098 NAS 125 D01K Meteorology 4 MW 09:30 AM 10:50 AM 0063 P. Gadiyaram<br />
47102 NAS 125 L01K Meteorology (LAB) 0 W 11:00 AM 01:20 PM 0036 P. Gadiyaram<br />
Nursing<br />
48570 NSG 100 D01K Introduction to Nursing Concepts 4 M 09:00 AM 12:00 PM 0053 L. Jackson<br />
48649 NSG 100 D12K Introduction to Nursing Concepts 4 M 09:00 AM 12:00 PM 0053 L. Jackson<br />
48653 NSG 100 D23K Introduction to Nursing Concepts 4 M 09:00 AM 12:00 PM 0053 L. Jackson<br />
48677 NSG 100 L01K Introduction to Nursing Concepts (LAB) 0 TF 06:30 AM 04:30 PM QDAN-<br />
HOSP<br />
L. Jackson<br />
S. Staff<br />
48680 NSG 100 L12K Introduction to Nursing Concepts (LAB) 0 TF 06:30 AM 04:30 PM QDAN-<br />
HOSP<br />
L. Jackson<br />
S. Staff<br />
48682 NSG 100 L23K Introduction to Nursing Concepts (LAB) 0 TF 06:30 AM 04:30 PM QDAN-<br />
HOSP<br />
L. Jackson<br />
S. Staff<br />
47359 NSG 106 D01K Competencies for Nursing Practice 2 W 09:00 AM 04:00 PM 0053 L. Jackson<br />
48690 NSG 106 D12K Competencies for Nursing Practice 2 W 09:00 AM 04:00 PM 0053 L. Jackson<br />
48693 NSG 106 D23K Competencies for Nursing Practice 2 W 09:00 AM 04:00 PM 0053 L. Jackson<br />
47373 NSG 130 H01K Professional Nursing Concepts 1 M 01:00 PM 02:00 PM 0053 L. Jackson<br />
47345 NSG 200 D01K Health Promotion and Assessment 3 Th 09:00 AM 11:00 AM 0053 K. Hopkins<br />
L. Jackson<br />
12:00 PM 03:00 PM 0053 K. Hopkins<br />
L. Jackson<br />
48698 NSG 200 D12K Health Promotion and Assessment 3 Th 09:00 AM 11:00 AM 0053 K. Hopkins<br />
L. Jackson<br />
12:00 PM 03:00 PM 0053 K. Hopkins<br />
L. Jackson<br />
48707 NSG 200 D23K Health Promotion and Assessment 3 Th 09:00 AM 11:00 AM 0053 K. Hopkins<br />
L. Jackson<br />
47329 NUR 222 D01K Second Level Nursing Principles and Concepts I 9 MTh 09:00 AM 11:30 AM 103 K. Hopkins<br />
47330 NUR 222 L01K Second Level Nursing Principles and Concepts I (LAB) 0 TWF 06:30 AM 06:30 PM QDAN-<br />
HOSP<br />
K. Hopkins<br />
S. Staff<br />
Physical Education/Recreation<br />
47090 PED 104 N01K Aerobic Fitness II 2 TTh 04:45 PM 05:45 PM 127 D. Andrews<br />
Psychology<br />
50397 PSY 126 BE1K Psychology For Business and Industry 12 Week Session: 3 M 06:00 PM 07:20 PM 0071 T. Talbott<br />
classes run from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18.<br />
48758 PSY 200 D01K Principles of Psychology 3 TTh 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0040 R. George<br />
Religion<br />
49825 REL 230 V01K Religions of The World 3 T 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0071 J. Taylor<br />
Student Development<br />
48565 SDV 001 BE1K Student Development (TEAS Prep - Nursing) 12 Week 2 Th 01:30 PM 03:20 PM 0041 R. Laben<br />
Session: classes run from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18.<br />
49816 SDV 100 BB1K College Success Skills First 8 Week Session: classes run from 1 W 03:00 PM 04:00 PM 0041 M. Downing-<br />
08/20/18 to 10/12/18.<br />
Gardner<br />
49815 SDV 100 BB2K College Success Skills First 8 Week Session: classes run from 1 Th 08:30 AM 09:20 AM 0071 M. Dunn<br />
08/20/18 to 10/12/18.<br />
49820 SDV 100 HD1K College Success Skills Special Session: classes run from<br />
08/24/18 to 08/31/18.<br />
1 F 09:00 AM 04:30 PM 0071 M. Downing-<br />
Gardner<br />
Welding<br />
46685 WEL 116 N01K Welding I (Oxyacetylene) 2 Th 06:00 PM 08:55 PM 0043 S. Staff<br />
45965 WEL 120 D02K Introduction To Welding 3 T 12:00 PM 03:50 PM 0043 S. Staff<br />
51149 WEL 120 N01K Introduction To Welding 3 M 05:00 PM 08:50 PM 0043 S. Staff<br />
45966 WEL 123 N02K Arc Welding I 3 T 05:00 PM 09:50 PM 0043 S. Staff<br />
45967 WEL 124 N02K Arc Welding II 3 T 05:00 PM 09:50 PM 0043 S. Staff<br />
45968 WEL 126 N01K Pipe Welding I 3 Th 05:00 PM 09:50 PM 0043 S. Staff<br />
50463 WEL 161 N03K Flux Cored Arc Welding (FCAW) 3 W 05:00 PM 09:50 PM 0043 S. Staff<br />
50464 WEL 166 N04K Advanced Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW), Tungsten<br />
Inert Gas (TIG)<br />
3 Th 05:00 PM 09:50 PM 0043 S. Staff<br />
The libraries of <strong>SVCC</strong> are<br />
open to the public<br />
Hours of operation are Monday<br />
through Thursday 8 a.m. until<br />
8 p.m and Friday 8 a.m. until<br />
4:30 p.m.<br />
When <strong>SVCC</strong> classes are not in<br />
session, the hours of operation<br />
are 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.<br />
Monday through Friday.<br />
If the college is closed for the<br />
weekend or holiday, the library<br />
will also be closed.
PAGE 8 — FALL SEMESTER <strong>2018</strong><br />
Miles Thomas, <strong>SVCC</strong> Nursing Student<br />
Mary Pulliam:<br />
Never Stop<br />
“In <strong>2018</strong>, I earned an Associate Degree in Arts &<br />
Science. I was battling with my diabetes in 2016 and<br />
could not work so I decided to attempt going back to<br />
finish my degree from 1992. My feelings about going<br />
back to school are “Never stop, goals are an important<br />
part of life .”<br />
When I explored options for an ideal career, I knew I<br />
wanted a career with lots of opportunities, flexibility,<br />
and job security; and a choice that would keep me<br />
“thinking and on my feet.” I found nursing to be an<br />
excellent option and in May of <strong>2018</strong> graduated with<br />
my Southside Virginia Community College (<strong>SVCC</strong>)<br />
Associate Degree in Nursing. I now work at Sentara<br />
Halifax Regional South Boston.<br />
At first I wondered how I would fare as a male<br />
without any prior medical experience. In my first year<br />
of nursing school, which included clinical experiences<br />
as a student, and with much support from instructors,<br />
classmates, and family, I realized that I had made the<br />
right decision. There is such a great feeling that comes<br />
from helping people and trying to make their day a<br />
little brighter!<br />
I would recommend nursing to both men and<br />
women because it is a rewarding, in-demand profession,<br />
and there are so many directions to take in the<br />
field. For anyone considering nursing, I would recommend<br />
meeting with a college advisor to make sure<br />
you are on track. Take the prerequisites very seriously,<br />
because grades matter on the admission application.<br />
And, talk to nurses and <strong>SVCC</strong> nursing faculty — they<br />
love their jobs and will encourage you to go for it!<br />
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SEE YOURSELF HERE<br />
Earn your degree and change your life. Take courses online<br />
or in the classroom with other adult learners at one of our three<br />
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Speak with your personal advisor about the dozens of options<br />
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your previous credits may transfer – up to 90 hours.<br />
Enroll today for a better you tomorrow.<br />
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Learn about our offerings and special discounts available in<br />
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PAGE 9 — FALL SEMESTER <strong>2018</strong><br />
Join <strong>SVCC</strong> Student Ambassadors<br />
Student Ambassadors<br />
Enjoy meeting new people?<br />
Like to volunteer?<br />
Want to develop your leadership skills?<br />
Become an <strong>SVCC</strong> Student Ambassador!<br />
The Student Ambassador program is look for emerging<br />
student leaders who embody the spirit of <strong>SVCC</strong>!<br />
Ambassadors represent the college through a variety of<br />
on-campus and community outreach events. Ambassadors<br />
also participate in personal and professional development<br />
opportunities.<br />
If you are interested in becoming an<br />
<strong>SVCC</strong> Student Ambassador or<br />
want more information,<br />
please contact:<br />
Christanna Campus (Alberta)<br />
Vondrenna Smithers<br />
vondrenna.smithers@southside.edu<br />
434-949-1028<br />
Daniel Campus (Keysville)<br />
Le’Tina Giles<br />
letina.giles@southside.edu<br />
434-736-2023<br />
Southside VA Education Center<br />
(Emporia)<br />
Erica Randolph or Starla Wellehoffer<br />
erica.randolph@southside.edu<br />
starla.wellenhoffer@southside.edu<br />
434-634-9358
PAGE 10 — FALL SEMESTER <strong>2018</strong><br />
Business and Workforce Resources<br />
J O U R N E Y<br />
Y O U R<br />
H E R E<br />
S TA R T<br />
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as a power line worker<br />
Enjoy working outdoors? Looking for a career that’s challenging and rewarding? Help ensure reliable electricity for your<br />
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being Help offered ensure through Southside reliable Virginia electricity Community College for your covers the community fundamental aspects by of taking power line work, the first<br />
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SAFETY<br />
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Susan.Early@southside.edu<br />
www.southside.edu/content/power-line-worker-program<br />
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• Safety<br />
October 3, 2016 - December 20, 2016<br />
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Y O U R<br />
H E R E<br />
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POWER LINE<br />
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Enjoy working outdoors? Looking for a career that’s challenging and rewarding? Help ensure reliable electricity for your<br />
community by taking the first step to become a power line worker. Electric utility line workers install, remove, maintain<br />
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lines and associated equipment and facilities. Using curriculum<br />
from the NCCER (National Center for Construction Education and Research), the Power Line Worker Program<br />
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UPCOMING SCHEDULE<br />
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER,<br />
Pickett Park Location - Blackstone, <strong>SVCC</strong> Occupational/Technical VA<br />
call Susan Early Center at (434) 292-3101<br />
Susan.Early@southside.edu<br />
Pickett Park, 1041 W. 10th Street<br />
Blackstone, VA 23824<br />
Tuition is due in full<br />
October 3, 2016 - December 20, 2016<br />
30 days prior to the<br />
Housing available on site for $14 – $16 per day start of each class.<br />
TUITION<br />
Students should be aware that this is a physically demanding training program<br />
Students should be aware that this is a physically<br />
Occupational Technology Center/<br />
requiring heavy lifting, climbing and outdoor activities in all weather<br />
$9,950<br />
demanding training program requiring heavy<br />
conditions.<br />
lifting,<br />
High<br />
climbing<br />
school<br />
and<br />
diploma<br />
outdoor<br />
or<br />
activities<br />
GED required.<br />
in all<br />
weather con-ditions. High school diploma or GED<br />
required.<br />
J O U R N E Y<br />
Y O U R<br />
H E R E<br />
S TA R T<br />
POWER LINE<br />
WORKER<br />
TRAINING SCHOOL<br />
SOUTHSIDE VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE<br />
www.southside.edu/content/power-line-worker-program<br />
Pickett Park<br />
1041 W. 10th Street<br />
Blackstone, Va. 23824<br />
Machining Skills Certification Program<br />
Transitioning to Civilian life, dislocated workers or a Veteran who recently transitioned, the manufacturing<br />
sector is offering high wage job opportunities for people with the right skills. Current estimates from<br />
various sources indicate that 400,000 to 600,000 job openings exist in US manufacturing alone! The<br />
Machining Skills Certification Program is training, designed with the cooperation of the Commonwealth<br />
Center for Advanced Manufacturing (CCAM) Southern Virginia Higher Education Center (SVHEC) and<br />
Southside Virginia Community College (<strong>SVCC</strong>), to prepare you with the skills needed in 18 weeks that can<br />
get YOU hired!<br />
What Do CNC Machinists Do?<br />
CNC machinists work with computer numeric controlled (CNC) machinery from setup to operation to<br />
produce parts and tools from metal, plastic or other materials. Computer numeric controlled equipment<br />
is precision machinery programmed by specialized software. CNC machines produce precision parts<br />
by cutting, drilling and grinding parts used in the vast majority of all manufactured products. CNC<br />
machinists make adjustments to the machine to control speed, material feed and path of the cut, as well<br />
as make sure the machines are set up properly, working well, and producing quality products by using a<br />
wide variety of precision measuring instruments and inspection techniques. Pay scales can range from<br />
$12.50 to $25.00 per hour.<br />
About the Training Program<br />
Only 10 to 12 students per class ensures plenty of hands on experience<br />
Complete the training in 18 weeks as opposed to 2 years in most programs<br />
• 6 weeks interactive online learning (with 4 prescheduled assessments)<br />
• 12 weeks of project base labs in a new training center in Emporia, VA.<br />
(5 days a week, 7 to 8 hours per day)<br />
• Silver level WorkKeys CRC required for admission<br />
YOU WILL EARN SEVERAL INDUSTRY RECOGNIZED CERTIFICATIONS<br />
• Southside Virginia Community College Certificate of Completion<br />
• OSHA 10 Safety Certification<br />
• 5 National Institute Metalworking Skills (NIMS)<br />
· Machining Level 1 – Measurement, materials and safety<br />
· Machining Level 1 – Job Planning, bench work and layout<br />
· Machining Level 1 – CNC milling: Operations<br />
· Machining Level 1 – CNC turning: Operations<br />
Tuition:<br />
$11,500*<br />
* FastForward Credentials<br />
for a Career that Matters<br />
may help pay tuition<br />
costs for qualifying<br />
Virginians. Additional<br />
scholarships may be<br />
available.<br />
· Vertical Milling Level 1 – Visits and presentations by area manufacturers throughout the training cycle<br />
• Tuition assistance may be available to those who qualify for WIOA benefits or other funding resources<br />
Open enrollment: ongoing rolling admission into program beginning July 2, <strong>2018</strong> through March 4, 2019<br />
Once approved for tuition, can begin immediately!!<br />
Location: Southside Virginia Education Center. <strong>SVCC</strong>, 1300 Greensville County Circle, Emporia, VA<br />
18 Week program: first 6 weeks online; then 12 weeks in machining lab<br />
Contact: Debra Smiley, <strong>SVCC</strong> at 434-949-1060 or debra.smiley@southside.edu
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Business and Workforce Resources<br />
Southside Virginia Community College<br />
Workforce Development<br />
Southside Virginia Community College<br />
Workforce Development<br />
Truck Driver Training Program<br />
The Truck Driver Training curriculum prepares individuals<br />
to test for Commercial Driver’s License (CDL). This program<br />
teaches proper driving procedures, safe driver responsibility,<br />
commercial motor vehicle laws and the basic principles and<br />
practices for operating commercial vehicles.<br />
Welding Skills<br />
Certification Program<br />
Start Your Career<br />
NOW AVAILABLE IN GREENSVILLE COUNTY<br />
Southside Virginia Education Center<br />
1300 Greensville County Circle<br />
Emporia, VA<br />
Class will utilize the NCCER Curriculum<br />
For more information call:<br />
434-634-9358<br />
or email erica.andrews@southside.edu<br />
The course work includes:<br />
<br />
• Motor vehicle laws and regulations<br />
• Vehicle maintenance<br />
• Safety procedures<br />
• Daily logs<br />
• Security and fire protection<br />
• Defensive driving<br />
• Freight handling<br />
• Highway driving<br />
• Map Reading and Trip Planning<br />
Tuition:<br />
$4,500*<br />
* FastForward Credentials for a<br />
Career that Matters may help<br />
pay tuition costs for qualifying<br />
Virginians. Additional scholarships<br />
may be available.<br />
*Training range exercises and classroom lectures are used to<br />
develop the student’s knowledge and skills.<br />
Classes held at three locations:<br />
Blackstone, Virginia<br />
Emporia, Virginia<br />
South Boston, Virginia<br />
Contact: Susan Early<br />
Occupational Technical Center/Pickett Park<br />
434-292-3101 or susan.early@southside.edu<br />
Tuition:<br />
$10,200*<br />
* FastForward Credentials for a Career that Matters<br />
may help pay tuition costs for qualifying Virginians.<br />
Additional scholarships may be available.<br />
www.southside.augusoft.net<br />
All classes will run Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday<br />
and Thursday from 7 AM to 5 PM<br />
www.southside.augusoft.net
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Business and Workforce Resources<br />
Your Career Pathway<br />
Begins HERE<br />
Nurse Aide Training<br />
The healthcare industry is actively seeking professional Nurse Aides. This seven week course is designed<br />
for individuals desiring to work as a Certified Nurse Aide (CNA). Upon successful completion of the program<br />
students receive the certificate needed to take the Virginia NNAAP (National Nurse Aide Assessment<br />
Program) Exam to become a CNA.<br />
What are the job duties of a Nurse Aide?<br />
The Nurse Aide Certificate Program is intended for the individual desiring to work as a CNA in long term<br />
or acute care. Skills obtained in the Nurse Aide Program include:<br />
• Obtain vital signs<br />
• Perform non-invasive monitoring as directed by the RN or LPN<br />
• Observe for and report to the RN or LPN unexpected situations<br />
• Express needs and changes in the resident’s condition<br />
• Monitor and document the resident’s intake and output<br />
• Document care and observations thoroughly and accurately<br />
• Assist residents with hygiene and grooming needs<br />
• Transfer and assist residents with ambulation and mobility needs<br />
• Assist residents with active and passive range of motion exercises<br />
• Apply anti-embolism and pneumatic stockings<br />
• Feed and assist residents with nutritional intake and follow dietary restrictions<br />
• Reapply cannula and oxygen masks for residents already receiving oxygen therapy<br />
• Collect specimens as directed by the RN or LPN<br />
• Utilize assistive devices, transfer aides, and other equipment safely<br />
Career Opportunities<br />
Occupational objectives for this program include working as a CNA in health-related agencies including<br />
nursing homes and hospitals as well as home health positions acquired through placement agencies or<br />
private arrangements. There are many job opportunities in Southside Virginia for CNAs!<br />
Completion of the requirements to become a Certified Nursing Assistant can be the first step on the<br />
educational ladder of the field of nursing.<br />
According to the Department of Labor Statistics, the average wage<br />
for CNA in Virginia is $24,110 to $25,330 annually.<br />
Contact<br />
Chase City<br />
Emporia<br />
Farmville<br />
Keysville<br />
South Boston<br />
South Hill<br />
www.southside.augusoft.net<br />
Tuition:<br />
$2,100*<br />
* FastForward Credentials for a Career<br />
that Matters may help pay tuition costs<br />
for qualifying Virginians. Additional<br />
scholarships may be available.<br />
Wanda Vaughan at 434-736-2093 or wanda.vaughan@southside.edu<br />
Latrisha McCargo at 434-372-0194 or latrisha.mccargo@southside.edu<br />
Angela.McClintock at 434-949-1026 or angela.mcclintock@southside.edu<br />
Wanda Vaughan at 434-736-2093 or wanda.vaughan@southside.edu<br />
Wanda Vaughan at 434-736-2093 or wanda.vaughan@southside.edu<br />
Kathy Whitt at 434-572-5453 or kathy.whitt@southside.edu<br />
Angela.McClintock at 434-949-1026 or angela.mcclintock@southside.edu<br />
Prepare for the GED® test while<br />
developing workforce and college<br />
readiness skills. FREE classes are<br />
offered morning and/or night at<br />
the following convenient<br />
locations:<br />
Amelia Court House<br />
Brunswick<br />
Buckingham<br />
Charlotte<br />
Cumberland<br />
Halifax<br />
Lunenburg<br />
Mecklenburg<br />
Nottoway<br />
Prince Edward<br />
Emergency Operations Center<br />
Christanna Campus<br />
Ellis Acres<br />
Daniel Campus<br />
Charlotte Adult Learning Center<br />
Community Center<br />
Southern VA Higher Ed Center<br />
Victoria Library & Ripberger Library<br />
Lake Country Advanced Knowledge Center<br />
Lake Country Workforce Center<br />
Estes Community Center<br />
YMCA (Clarksville)<br />
Boydton Library<br />
Pickett Park<br />
Goodwill, Inc. (Blackstone)<br />
Crewe Library<br />
The Woodland, Inc.<br />
Call today to register: 434-736-2048 • 434-949-1090 • 434-736-2084<br />
Phlebotomy Classes<br />
in Farmville, Chase City, and Emporia<br />
and a Medication Aide Class<br />
in Keysville will start in late August<br />
For more information and class schedule,<br />
please contact Wanda Vaughan<br />
at 434-736-2093 or by email at<br />
wanda.vaughan@southside.edu<br />
A 500-hour<br />
Massage Therapy Class<br />
will start in August at<br />
The Estes Center in Chase City<br />
For more information and class schedule,<br />
please contact Wanda Vaughan at<br />
434-736-2093 or by email<br />
at wanda.vaughan@southside.edu
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Helping People Is This Physical Therapists’ Cool Job<br />
Dr. Yasmen Ibrahim’s job is cool even when she is working<br />
in the 92-degree rehabilitation pool. Any weekday<br />
will find this physical therapist working with a patient<br />
in the medical fitness center, in the physical therapy<br />
clinic or in the pool. She is very visible and very busy<br />
and it is easy to see that she enjoys her chosen career.<br />
“I like the variety of patient problems; in one session,<br />
I may be working with a post-surgical patient and<br />
in the next session I may be working with a patient<br />
with neurological problems or sports-related injuries,”<br />
she said.<br />
Employed by VCU Community Memorial Hospital,<br />
she works at the Rehab Center in South Hill. Interestingly,<br />
she visited this very place early in her college<br />
career and shared her dream of one day becoming a<br />
physical therapist.<br />
Donna Jarrell, Director of Rehab Services at VCU<br />
CMH, commented, “It has been great to watch Yasmen<br />
achieve that dream and then choose to work locally.”<br />
Thanks to the advice of one of her brothers,<br />
Ibrahim decided to delay her VCU admission and<br />
attend Southside Virginia Community College upon<br />
graduation from Brunswick Academy in 2008.<br />
“He said I could save money and stay close to home<br />
and I really liked the idea,” she said.<br />
She enrolled at Southside and attended for a<br />
year and a half and then decided to travel to Egypt,<br />
a country she left with her family when she was only<br />
two years old.<br />
“I just needed to get in touch with myself and what<br />
I wanted to do,” she explains. She returned to <strong>SVCC</strong><br />
and graduated in 2010 with an Associate in Arts and<br />
Science.<br />
Yasmen was fairly certain that she wanted to work<br />
in a health career area so she majored in biology when<br />
she entered VCU. To complete the 40-hour on-site<br />
experience requirement at VCU, Yasmen not only<br />
“shadowed” Dr. Jesse Jorde at the VCU CMH OP Rehab<br />
Center, but also Dr. Harrison Vaughan at In-Touch<br />
Therapy in South Hill during the summers of 2010 and<br />
2011.<br />
She notes, “these shadowing opportunities really<br />
solidified my decision that physical therapy was what<br />
I wanted.”<br />
Yasmen then changed her major from biology to<br />
exercise science and then back to biology. She realized<br />
that a biology degree provided a back-up plan<br />
for teaching since acceptance into a physical therapy<br />
program was extremely competitive.<br />
“I thought that if I didn’t get into a PT program,<br />
I could teach biology. My <strong>SVCC</strong> biology instructor,<br />
Martha Reed, provided a wonderful example of how it<br />
can be done,” she noted.<br />
Yasmen did very well with the coursework at VCU,<br />
graduating in 2013 with nearly a 4.0 average.<br />
“I wasn’t in any rush. I took extra courses that were<br />
additional prerequisites for physical therapy and took<br />
the time to learn all I could.” Her bachelor’s degree<br />
was followed with the Graduate Record Exams, a PT<br />
admissions requirement. She added, “my scores were<br />
only just above average and I worried about being<br />
accepted even with my high GPA.”<br />
She got an interview at Marymount University and<br />
an acceptance into the program. She points out that<br />
students should not let test scores be a discouraging<br />
factor. Out of 2,000 applicants to this program, only<br />
200 got an interview and between 50 and 60 students<br />
were accepted. In the end there were around 40 in her<br />
class with double the number of women than men.<br />
Her program at Marymount University was three years<br />
long and she was enrolled from 2014 through 2017.<br />
After another trip to visit family members in Egypt, she<br />
began her present employment in December 2017,<br />
grateful to be working in the community in which she<br />
grew up.<br />
As Yasmen reflects on <strong>SVCC</strong>, she says that it was<br />
a “good stepping stone.” She found everyone helpful<br />
from the faculty advisors to the faculty in the classroom.<br />
She especially remembers the transfer help<br />
from Bernadette Battle including the transfer trips to<br />
Longwood University and University of Richmond.<br />
She feels that it is so important to visit college campuses<br />
when making transfer decisions.<br />
“The Alberta Campus is really a beautiful one. I<br />
enjoyed lunch with my friends and the various activities<br />
in the student lounge. One time a handwriting<br />
analyst was on the campus and I remember this as one<br />
of many fun events. One of my assignments was to<br />
interview Dr. Terry Whisnant, my psychology instructor,<br />
and I recall that he said the one thing each of us<br />
can control is our perspective and outlook on life. This<br />
comment has had a positive impact on me in living my<br />
life.”<br />
Rehab Director Jarrell finds Yasmen a very compassionate,<br />
caring therapist who focuses on patientcentered<br />
care. And Yasmen Ibrahim enjoys her work at<br />
VCU CMH Rehab where she can help people and really<br />
make a difference.
PAGE 14 — FALL SEMESTER <strong>2018</strong><br />
Convenient Off-Campus Classes — Close to Home<br />
Human Services<br />
51220 HMS 226 V01G Helping Across Cultures 3 M 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0002-WC S. Staff<br />
BLACKSTONE<br />
Occupational/Technical Center, Pickett Park<br />
Class# Course# Course Title Cr Day Time Begin/End Room Instructor<br />
Diesel<br />
45945 DSL 152 D01P Diesel Power Trains, Chassis, and Suspen 4 MTWTh 08:00 AM 04:00 PM PICKP-TBA D. Lewis<br />
R. Hicks<br />
W. McGraw<br />
45948 DSL 160 D01P Air Brake Systems 3 MTWTh 08:00 AM 04:00 PM PICKP-TBA D. Lewis<br />
R. Hicks<br />
W. McGraw<br />
45958 DSL 161 D01P Air Brake Systems I 2 MTWTh 08:00 AM 04:00 PM PICKP-TBA D. Lewis<br />
R. Hicks<br />
W. McGraw<br />
45961 DSL 195 D01P Topics 1 MTWTh 08:00 AM 04:00 PM PICKP-TBA D. Lewis<br />
R. Hicks<br />
W. McGraw<br />
Mechanical Engineering Technol<br />
45962 MEC 175 D01P Fundamental Shop Procedures and Internal Combustion<br />
Engine<br />
4 MTWTh 08:00 AM 04:00 PM PICKP-TBA D. Lewis<br />
R. Hicks<br />
W. McGraw<br />
Machine Technology<br />
49023 MAC 122 D01G Numerical Control II 3 Th 08:30 AM 12:20 PM 0002-WC D. Beaver<br />
49020 MAC 161 D01G Machine Shop Practices I 3 M 08:30 AM 12:20 PM 0002-WC D. Beaver<br />
49022 MAC 163 D01G Machine Shop Practices III 3 W 08:30 AM 01:20 PM 0002-WC D. Beaver<br />
49021 MAC 181 D01G Machine Blueprint Reading I 3 T 08:30 AM 12:20 PM 0002-WC D. Beaver<br />
Marketing<br />
48491 MKT 100 V01G Principles of Marketing 3 MW 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0002-WC T. Scales<br />
Mathematics<br />
49676 MTH 161 V01G PreCalculus I 3 MW 03:00 PM 04:20 PM 0002-WC P. Gadiyaram<br />
Physical Education/Recreation<br />
47091 PED 101 D01G Fundamentals of Physical Activity I 2 NA TBA TBA 0002-WC E. Randolph<br />
K. Vaughan<br />
Psychology<br />
50400 PSY 126 BE1G Psychology For Business and Industry. Week Session: 3 M 06:00 PM 07:20 PM 0002-WC T. Talbott<br />
classes run from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18.<br />
48754 PSY 230 H01G Developmental Psychology 3 Th 01:30 PM 03:00 PM 0002-WC S. Staff<br />
Religion<br />
50117 REL 230 V01G Religions of The World 3 T 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0002-WC J. Taylor<br />
Sociology<br />
49660 SOC 200 V01G Principles to Sociology 3 Th 06:30 PM 09:20 PM 0002-WC M. Saunders<br />
Student Development<br />
49813 SDV 100 BB1G College Success Skills First 8 Week Session: classes run from 1 W 03:00 PM 04:00 PM 0002-WC M. Downing-<br />
08/20/18 to 10/12/18.<br />
Gardner<br />
48751 SDV 100 N01G College Success Skills 1 M 05:00 PM 05:50 PM 0002-WC S. Staff<br />
CHASE CITY<br />
Estes Community Center<br />
Class# Course# Course Title Cr Day Time Begin/End Room Instructor<br />
Cosmetology<br />
46386 COS 081 DB1E Cosmetology Theory I First 8 Week Session: classes run 4 M 08:30 AM 04:30 PM 0005-ESTES D. Wilson<br />
from 08/20/18 to 10/12/18.<br />
46389 COS 082 DC1E Cosmetology Theory II Second 8 Week Session: classes run 5 M 08:30 AM 05:30 PM 0005-ESTES D. Wilson<br />
from 10/15/18 to 12/14/18.<br />
46391 COS 198 D01E COS 3 T 08:30 AM 02:30 PM 0005-ESTES D. Wilson<br />
History<br />
49955 HIS 122 V01E United States History II 3 MW 09:00 AM 10:20 AM 0005-ESTES S. Walker<br />
Nursing<br />
46913 NUR 120 D01E Nurse Terminology and Charting 2 T 12:00 PM 01:55 PM 0005-ESTES S. Staff<br />
46916 NUR 135 D01E Drug Dosage Calculations 2 T 02:00 PM 03:55 PM 0005-ESTES H. Medley<br />
GREENSVILLE COUNTY<br />
Southside Virginia Education Center (Emporia)<br />
Class# Course# Course Title Cr Day Time Begin/End Room Instructor<br />
Agriculture<br />
48465 AGR 141 V01G Introduction to Animal Science and Technology 4 MW 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0002-WC T. Scales<br />
48476 AGR 142 V01G Introduction to Plant Science and Technology 3 MW 09:30 AM 10:20 AM 0002-WC T. Scales<br />
48482 AGR 231 V01G Agribusiness Marketing, Risk Management, and<br />
Entrepreneurship<br />
3 MW 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0002-WC T. Scales<br />
Biology<br />
47079 BIO 101 L01G General Biology I (LAB) 0 W 06:30 PM 08:30 PM 0002-WC J. Wrenn<br />
47076 BIO 101 N01G General Biology I 4 M 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0002-WC J. Wrenn<br />
Business Mgmt & Administration<br />
49701 BUS 100 V01G Introduction To Business 3 TTh 01:30 PM 02:50 PM 0002-WC T. Slagle<br />
Electricity<br />
51765 ELE 121 N01G Electrical Circuits I 3 M 05:30 PM 10:25 PM 0002-WC R. Cypress<br />
51766 ELE 239 N01G Programmable Controllers 3 T 05:00 PM 08:55 PM 0002-WC R. Hudson<br />
English<br />
48749 ENG 111 H01G College Composition I 3 T 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0002-WC S. Staff<br />
50118 ENG 137 V01G Communication Processes I 3 W 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0002-WC K. Richey<br />
50120 ENG 242 V01G Survey of American Literature II 3 W 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0002-WC B. Trihey<br />
49649 ENG 250 B01G Children’s Literature 3 T 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0002-WC S. Freeman<br />
History<br />
49704 HIS 121 V01G United States History I 3 MW 10:30 AM 12:00 PM 0002-WC S. Walker<br />
49954 HIS 122 V01G United States History II 3 MW 09:00 AM 10:20 AM 0002-WC S. Walker<br />
49699 HIS 141 BE1G African American History I.<br />
12 Week Session: classes run from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18.<br />
3 T 11:00 AM 12:20 PM 0002-WC L. Jordan<br />
Campus Activities Team<br />
Criminal Justice Club<br />
Environmental Club<br />
Fitness Club<br />
Gaming Club<br />
Human Services Club<br />
Page Turners (Book Club)<br />
Phi Beta Lambda<br />
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society<br />
PN Club<br />
RN Nursing Club<br />
So-Bo LifeSavers<br />
Southside Student Veterans<br />
Student Ambassadors<br />
The Bible Study Club<br />
The Heartbeats (Nursing Club)<br />
The <strong>SVCC</strong> Automotive Club<br />
Teen C.N.A. Club (DE Students Only)<br />
Transfer Club<br />
WISE (Women in Search of Excellence)<br />
Wise Words Book Club<br />
How to Join a Club:<br />
Activities Updates & More:<br />
<strong>SVCC</strong> Student Activities Daniel<br />
<strong>SVCC</strong> Student Activities Christanna<br />
Johnny Paws (<strong>SVCC</strong> College Mascot)<br />
Consider joining a club to enhance your college experience at <strong>SVCC</strong>!<br />
Membership is open to all currently enrolled <strong>SVCC</strong> students. Many<br />
clubs are college-wide! Contact Le’Tina Giles, Student Activities<br />
Coordinator at letina.giles@southside.edu or 434-736-2023.
PAGE 15 — FALL SEMESTER <strong>2018</strong><br />
SOUTH BOSTON<br />
Southern Virginia Higher Education Center<br />
Classes are offered collaboratively with Danville Community College (DCC)<br />
Class# Course# Course Title Cr Day Time Begin/End Room Instructor<br />
Accounting<br />
49428 ACC 211 N01S Principles of Accounting I 4 W 05:30 PM 09:20 PM 0001-TBA P. Henderson<br />
50379 ACC 261 V01S Principles of Federal Taxation I 3 Th 06:30 PM 09:20 PM 0001-TBA P. Henderson<br />
Admin Support Technology<br />
45879 AST 101 N01S Keyboarding I 3 Th 06:30 PM 09:20 PM 0001-TBA S. Clowdis<br />
48965 AST 107 D01S Editing/Proofreading Skills 3 MW 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0001-TBA C. Jones<br />
45875 AST 141 N01S Word Processing I 3 T 06:30 PM 09:20 PM 0001-TBA P. Bane<br />
Administration of Justice<br />
49772 ADJ 100 H01S Survey of Criminal Justice 3 M 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0001-TBA A. Seward<br />
49773 ADJ 140 H01S Introduction To Corrections 3 W 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0001-TBA A. Seward<br />
Agriculture<br />
48464 AGR 141 V01S Introduction to Animal Science and Technology 4 MW 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0001-TBA T. Scales<br />
48474 AGR 142 V01S Introduction to Plant Science and Technology 3 MW 09:30 AM 10:20 AM 0001-TBA T. Scales<br />
48481 AGR 231 V01S Agribusiness Marketing, Risk Management, and<br />
Entrepreneurship<br />
3 MW 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0001-TBA T. Scales<br />
Biology<br />
47025 BIO 101 D01S General Biology I 4 M 09:00 AM 12:00 PM 0001-TBA K. Fisher<br />
47027 BIO 101 L01S General Biology I (LAB) 0 W 09:00 AM 12:00 PM 0001-TBA K. Fisher<br />
47046 BIO 141 D01S Human Anatomy and Physiology I 4 T 09:00 AM 12:00 PM 0001-TBA K. Fisher<br />
47052 BIO 141 DB1S Human Anatomy and Physiology I First 8 Week Session: 4 MT 02:00 PM 05:30 PM 0001-TBA K. Fisher<br />
classes run from 08/20/18 to 10/12/18.<br />
47048 BIO 141 L01S Human Anatomy and Physiology I (LAB) 0 Th 09:00 AM 12:00 PM 0001-TBA K. Fisher<br />
47060 BIO 141 LB1S Human Anatomy and Physiology I (LAB) First 8 Week 0 W 02:00 PM 05:30 PM 0001-TBA K. Fisher<br />
Session: classes run from 08/20/18 to 10/12/18.<br />
49421 BIO 142 DC1S Human Anatomy & Physiology II Second 8 Week Session: 4 MT 02:00 PM 05:30 PM 0001-TBA K. Fisher<br />
classes run from 10/15/18 to 12/14/18.<br />
49425 BIO 142 LC1S Human Anatomy & Physiology II (LAB) Second 8 Week<br />
Session: classes run from 10/15/18 to 12/14/18.<br />
0 W 02:00 PM 05:30 PM 0001-TBA K. Fisher<br />
Business Mgmt & Administration<br />
51369 BUS 100 V01S Introduction To Business 3 TTh 01:30 PM 02:50 PM 0001-TBA T. Slagle<br />
Economics<br />
49429 ECO 201 D01S Principles of Macroeconomics 3 W 02:30 PM 05:15 PM 0001-TBA P. Henderson<br />
English<br />
48447 ENG 111 D01S College Composition I 3 M 09:00 AM 12:00 PM 0001-TBA M. Fisher<br />
48448 ENG 111 N01S College Composition I 3 W 06:30 PM 09:20 PM 0001-TBA M. Fisher<br />
48449 ENG 112 N01S College Composition II 3 M 06:30 PM 09:20 PM 0001-TBA M. Fisher<br />
Health<br />
46904 HLT 121 H01S Introduction To Drug Use and Abuse 3 F 03:00 PM 04:30 PM 0001-TBA E. McDaniel<br />
46908 HLT 230 H01S Principles of Nutrition and Human Development 3 F 01:30 PM 03:00 PM 0001-TBA E. McDaniel<br />
Health Information Management<br />
48978 HIM 253 D01S Health Records Coding 3 MW 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0001-TBA C. Jones<br />
Human Services<br />
51075 HMS 226 V01S Helping Across Cultures 3 M 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0001-TBA S. Staff<br />
Information Tech Networking<br />
46082 ITN 106 ND1S Microcomputer Operating Systems Special Session: classes 3 MTW 05:00 PM 09:00 PM 0001-TBA A. Chandler<br />
run from 10/02/18 to 11/12/18.<br />
J. Tuck<br />
K. Shotwell<br />
S. Clowdis<br />
46074 ITN 107 ND1S Personal Computer Hardware & Troubleshooting Special<br />
Session: classes run from 08/13/18 to 10/01/18.<br />
46092 ITN 111 ND1S Server Administration Special Session: classes run from<br />
11/13/18 to 12/17/18.<br />
3 MTW 05:00 PM 09:00 PM 0001-TBA A. Chandler<br />
J. Tuck<br />
K. Shotwell<br />
S. Clowdis<br />
3 MTW 05:00 PM 09:00 PM 0001-TBA A. Chandler<br />
J. Tuck<br />
K. Shotwell<br />
S. Clowdis<br />
46349 ITN 260 ND1S Network Security Basics Special Session: classes run from 4 MT 05:00 PM 09:00 PM 0001-TBA T. Hendricks<br />
08/13/18 to 12/12/18.<br />
46115 ITN 295 ND1S A+ Hardware Fundamenal Special Session: classes run<br />
from 08/13/18 to 10/01/18.<br />
3 MTW 05:00 PM 09:00 PM 0001-TBA A. Chandler<br />
J. Tuck<br />
K. Shotwell<br />
S. Clowdis<br />
Information Technology ESSENTIALS<br />
45877 ITE 115 N01S Introduction to Computer Applications and Concepts 3 W 06:30 PM 09:20 PM 0001-TBA P. Bane<br />
45881 ITE 119 N01S Information Literacy 3 M 06:30 PM 09:20 PM 0001-TBA S. Clowdis<br />
Marketing<br />
48489 MKT 100 V01S Principles of Marketing 3 MW 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0001-TBA T. Scales<br />
Mathematics<br />
49654 MTH 161 D01S PreCalculus I 3 MW 02:00 PM 03:30 PM 0001-TBA C. Lowery-<br />
Carter<br />
48437 MTH 241 D01S Statistics I 3 Th 06:30 PM 09:20 PM 0001-TBA C. Lowery-<br />
Carter<br />
Nursing<br />
48571 NSG 100 D01S Introduction to Nursing Concepts 4 M 09:00 AM 12:00 PM 0001-TBA M. Arthur<br />
48651 NSG 100 D12S Introduction to Nursing Concepts 4 M 09:00 AM 12:00 PM 0001-TBA M. Arthur<br />
48654 NSG 100 D23S Introduction to Nursing Concepts 4 M 09:00 AM 12:00 PM 0001-TBA M. Arthur<br />
48685 NSG 100 L01S Introduction to Nursing Concepts (LAB) 0 T 06:30 AM 04:30 PM QDAN-HOSP M. Arthur<br />
S. Staff<br />
48686 NSG 100 L12S Introduction to Nursing Concepts (LAB) 0 T 06:30 AM 04:30 PM QDAN-HOSP M. Arthur<br />
S. Staff<br />
48687 NSG 100 L23S Introduction to Nursing Concepts (LAB) 0 T 06:30 AM 04:30 PM QDAN-HOSP M. Arthur<br />
S. Staff<br />
47361 NSG 106 D01S Competencies for Nursing Practice 2 W 09:00 AM 04:00 PM 0001-TBA M. Arthur<br />
48691 NSG 106 D12S Competencies for Nursing Practice 2 W 09:00 AM 04:00 PM 0001-TBA M. Arthur<br />
48694 NSG 106 D23S Competencies for Nursing Practice 2 W 09:00 AM 04:00 PM 0001-TBA M. Arthur<br />
47378 NSG 130 H01S Professional Nursing Concepts 1 M 08:00 AM 09:00 AM 0001-TBA M. Arthur<br />
47338 NSG 200 D01S Health Promotion and Assessment 3 M 01:00 PM 04:00 PM 0001-TBA E. Anderson<br />
M. Arthur<br />
Th 09:00 AM 11:00 AM 0001-TBA E. Anderson<br />
M. Arthur<br />
48701 NSG 200 D12S Health Promotion and Assessment 3 M 01:00 PM 04:00 PM 0001-TBA E. Anderson<br />
M. Arthur<br />
Th 09:00 AM 11:00 AM 0001-TBA E. Anderson<br />
M. Arthur<br />
48709 NSG 200 D23S Health Promotion and Assessment 3 M 01:00 PM 04:00 PM 0001-TBA E. Anderson<br />
M. Arthur<br />
Th 09:00 AM 11:00 AM 0001-TBA E. Anderson<br />
M. Arthur<br />
47503 NUR 120 ND1S Nurse Terminology and Charting Special Session: classes 2 W 06:30 PM 09:20 PM 0001-TBA B. Thompson<br />
run from 08/22/18 to 10/24/18.<br />
47325 NUR 135 ND1S Drug Dosage Calculations Special Session: classes run from 2 Th 06:30 PM 09:20 PM 0001-TBA E. Anderson<br />
08/23/18 to 10/25/18.<br />
47331 NUR 222 D01S Second Level Nursing Principles and Concepts I 9 MTh 09:00 AM 11:30 AM 0001-TBA E. Anderson<br />
47334 NUR 222 L01S Second Level Nursing Principles and Concepts I (LAB) 0 TWF 06:30 AM 07:00 PM QDAN-HOSP E. Anderson<br />
S. Staff<br />
Practical Nursing<br />
47450 PNE 162 D01S Nursing in Health Changes II 11 M 09:00 AM 01:00 PM 0001-TBA J. Talbott<br />
S. Hines-<br />
Bentley<br />
T 11:00 AM 01:00 PM 0001-TBA J. Talbott<br />
S. Hines-<br />
Bentley<br />
47459 PNE 162 D12S Nursing in Health Changes II 11 M 09:00 AM 01:00 PM 0001-TBA J. Talbott<br />
S. Hines-<br />
Bentley<br />
T 11:00 AM 01:00 PM 0001-TBA J. Talbott<br />
S. Hines-<br />
Bentley<br />
47463 PNE 162 D23S Nursing in Health Changes II 11 M 09:00 AM 01:00 PM 0001-TBA J. Talbott<br />
S. Hines-<br />
Bentley<br />
T 11:00 AM 01:00 PM 0001-TBA J. Talbott<br />
S. Hines-<br />
Bentley<br />
47455 PNE 162 L01S Nursing in Health Changes II (LAB) 0 WTh 06:45 AM 03:15 PM QDAN-HOSP S. Hines-<br />
Bentley<br />
S. Staff<br />
47461 PNE 162 L12S Nursing in Health Changes II (LAB) 0 WTh 06:45 AM 03:15 PM QDAN-HOSP S. Hines-<br />
Bentley<br />
S. Staff<br />
47465 PNE 162 L23S Nursing in Health Changes II (LAB) 0 WTh 06:45 AM 03:15 PM QDAN-HOSP S. Hines-<br />
Bentley<br />
S. Staff<br />
47468 PNE 173 D01S Pharmacology For Practical Nurses 2 T 09:00 AM 11:00 AM 0001-TBA J. Talbott<br />
S. Hines-<br />
Bentley<br />
Psychology<br />
48450 PSY 200 D01S Principles of Psychology 3 W 09:00 AM 12:00 PM 0001-TBA B. Perkins<br />
48777 PSY 215 D01S Abnormal Psychology 3 T 09:00 AM 12:00 PM 0001-TBA E. Noblin<br />
48778 PSY 230 V01S Developmental Psychology 3 F 09:00 AM 12:00 PM 0001-TBA E. Noblin<br />
Religion<br />
50081 REL 230 V01S Religions of The World 3 T 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0001-TBA J. Taylor<br />
Sociology<br />
49657 SOC 200 V01S Principles to Sociology 3 Th 06:30 PM 09:20 PM 0001-TBA M. Saunders<br />
Student Development<br />
48567 SDV 001 BE1S Student Development (TEAS Prep - Nursing) 12 Week 2 Th 01:30 PM 03:20 PM 0001-TBA R. Laben<br />
Session: classes run from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18.<br />
48779 SDV 100 DB1S College Success Skills First 8 Week Session: classes run from 1 F 12:30 PM 02:30 PM 0001-TBA E. Noblin<br />
08/20/18 to 10/12/18.<br />
48780 SDV 100 DC1S College Success Skills Second 8 Week Session: classes run<br />
from 10/15/18 to 12/14/18.<br />
1 F 12:30 PM 02:30 PM 0001-TBA E. Noblin<br />
Christanna Campus<br />
Bookstore<br />
109 Campus Drive<br />
Alberta, VA 23821<br />
434-949-1023<br />
Daniel Campus<br />
Bookstore<br />
200 Daniel Road<br />
Keysville, VA 23947<br />
434-736-2021<br />
Open Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.<br />
Extended hours at the beginning of each semester<br />
Also shop online at www.southsidevccshop.com<br />
Ask us about our different options for your textbook needs.
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Off-Campus Classes continued<br />
SOUTH HILL<br />
Lake Country Advanced Knowledge Center<br />
Class# Course# Course Title Cr Day Time Begin/End Room Instructor<br />
Admin Support Technology<br />
48962 AST 107 D01L Editing/Proofreading Skills 3 MW 10:30 AM 11:50 AM 0005-LCAKC C. Jones<br />
Air Conditioning/Refrigeration<br />
45909 AIR 121 H01L Air Conditioning and Refrigeration I 3 M 05:30 PM 09:20 PM 0005-LCAKC T. Edmonds<br />
46745 AIR 123 H01L Air Conditioning and Refrigeration III 3 T 06:00 PM 09:20 PM 0005-LCAKC R. Rogers<br />
45885 AIR 134 H01L Circuits and Controls I 3 Th 06:00 PM 09:20 PM 0005-LCAKC V. Brown<br />
45887 AIR 154 H01L Heating Systems I 3 W 06:00 PM 09:20 PM 0005-LCAKC V. Brown<br />
Computer Aided Drafting & Dsgn<br />
45901 CAD 201 H01L Computer Aided Drafting and Design I 4 M 06:00 PM 09:50 PM 0005-LCAKC V. Brown<br />
Electricity<br />
45918 ELE 113 H01L Electricity I 3 T 05:30 PM 08:20 PM 0005-LCAKC T. Edmonds<br />
45902 ELE 127 H01L Residential Wiring Methods 3 W 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0005-LCAKC V. Brown<br />
51763 ELE 229 N01L Troubleshooting and Maintenance of Electrical Systems 3 M 05:30 PM 09:25 PM 0005-LCAKC R. Hudson<br />
51764 ELE 229 N02L Troubleshooting and Maintenance of Electrical Systems 3 W 05:30 AM 09:25 AM 0005-LCAKC R. Hudson<br />
45923 ELE 239 H01L Programmable Controllers 3 T 05:30 PM 09:20 PM 0005-LCAKC T. Edmonds<br />
Emergency Medical Services<br />
47195 EMS 151 HB1L Introduction to Advanced Life Support First 8 Week<br />
Session: classes run from 08/20/18 to 10/12/18.<br />
47198 EMS 151 HB2L Introduction to Advanced Life Support First 8 Week<br />
Session: classes run from 08/20/18 to 10/12/18.<br />
47206 EMS 152 HC1L Advanced EMT Completion Second 8 Week Session: classes<br />
run from 10/15/18 to 12/14/18.<br />
47208 EMS 152 HC2L Advanced EMT Completion Second 8 Week Session: classes<br />
run from 10/15/18 to 12/14/18.<br />
47210 EMS 153 HC1L Basic ECG Recognition Second 8 Week Session: classes run<br />
from 10/15/18 to 12/14/18.<br />
47211 EMS 153 HC2L Basic ECG Recognition Second 8 Week Session: classes run<br />
from 10/15/18 to 12/14/18.<br />
47213 EMS 157 HC1L Trauma Care Second 8 Week Session: classes run from<br />
10/15/18 to 12/14/18.<br />
47216 EMS 157 HC2L Trauma Care Second 8 Week Session: classes run from<br />
10/15/18 to 12/14/18.<br />
47218 EMS 170 WC1L ALS Internship I (LAB) Second 8 Week Session: classes run<br />
from 10/15/18 to 12/14/18.<br />
47220 EMS 170 WC2L ALS Internship I (LAB) Second 8 Week Session: classes run<br />
from 10/15/18 to 12/14/18.<br />
4 MW 01:00 PM 05:00 PM 0005-LCAKC B. Lester<br />
4 TTh 06:00 PM 10:00 PM 0005-LCAKC A. Lyles<br />
B. Lester<br />
2 MW 01:00 PM 02:00 PM 0005-LCAKC B. Lester<br />
2 TTh 06:00 PM 07:30 PM 0005-LCAKC A. Lyles<br />
B. Lester<br />
2 MW 03:00 PM 04:00 PM 0005-LCAKC B. Lester<br />
2 TTh 07:30 PM 09:00 PM 0005-LCAKC A. Lyles<br />
B. Lester<br />
3 MW 04:00 PM 05:00 PM 0005-LCAKC B. Lester<br />
3 TTh 09:00 PM 10:00 PM 0005-LCAKC A. Lyles<br />
B. Lester<br />
0 Sa 09:00 AM 11:50 AM 0005-LCAKC B. Lester<br />
0 Sa 01:00 PM 04:50 PM 0005-LCAKC A. Lyles<br />
B. Lester<br />
English<br />
49829 ENG 137 V01L Communication Processes I 3 W 06:00 PM 08:50 PM 0005-LCAKC K. Richey<br />
Health Information Management<br />
48976 HIM 253 D01L Health Records Coding 3 MW 12:00 PM 01:20 PM 0005-LCAKC C. Jones<br />
History<br />
49956 HIS 122 V01L United States History II 3 MW 09:00 AM 10:20 AM 0005-LCAKC S. Walker<br />
49167 HIS 181 HE1L Introduction to Historic Preservation. Week Session: classes 3 M 06:00 PM 07:20 PM 0005-LCAKC L. Jordan<br />
run from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18.<br />
Solar jobs are coming to Southside!<br />
Get Ready to Shine<br />
This fall, <strong>SVCC</strong> unveils a new industry-certificate<br />
program for the utility-scale solar workforce, and<br />
launches its state-of-the-art, hands-on solar installation<br />
training lab. Learn about the fastest growing<br />
jobs in the country at www.time2shine.sri.com.<br />
Information Tech Networking<br />
51873 ITN 101 N01L Introduction to Network Concepts 3 Th 05:30 PM 08:25 PM 0005-LCAKC K. Johnson<br />
51868 ITN 107 N01L Personal Computer Hardware & Troubleshooting 3 M 05:30 PM 08:25 PM 0005-LCAKC S. Staff<br />
51871 ITN 111 N01L Server Administration 3 T 05:30 PM 08:25 PM 0005-LCAKC K. Johnson<br />
51866 ITN 260 N01L Network Security Basics 3 W 05:30 PM 08:25 PM 0005-LCAKC T. Hendricks<br />
Information Technology ESSENTIALS<br />
51869 ITE 115 N01L Introduction to Computer Applications and Concepts 3 Th 06:00 PM 08:55 PM 0005-LCAKC S. Staff<br />
Psychology<br />
50398 PSY 126 BE1L Psychology For Business and Industry. Week Session:<br />
classes run from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18.<br />
3 M 06:00 PM 07:20 PM 0005-LCAKC T. Talbott<br />
Student Development<br />
49814 SDV 100 BB1L College Success Skills First 8 Week Session: classes run from 1 W 03:00 PM 04:00 PM 0005-LCAKC M. Downing-<br />
08/20/18 to 10/12/18.<br />
Gardner<br />
49823 SDV 100 VE1A College Success Skills. Week Session: classes run from<br />
09/10/18 to 12/07/18.<br />
1 Th 11:00 AM 12:20 PM 0005-LCAKC L. Williams<br />
Welding<br />
49032 WEL 120 N01L Introduction To Welding 3 T 05:00 PM 08:50 PM 0005-LCAKC J. Evans<br />
49034 WEL 123 N01L Arc Welding I 3 W 05:00 PM 09:50 PM 0005-LCAKC J. Evans<br />
49033 WEL 124 N01L Arc Welding II 3 T 05:00 PM 08:50 PM 0005-LCAKC J. Evans<br />
49036 WEL 160 N01L Gas Metal Arc Welding 3 Th 05:00 PM 09:50 PM 0005-LCAKC J. Evans<br />
49035 WEL 161 N01L Flux Cored Arc Welding (FCAW) 3 W 05:00 PM 09:50 PM 0005-LCAKC J. Evans<br />
49037 WEL 164 N01L Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW), Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) 3 Th 05:00 PM 09:50 PM 0005-LCAKC J. Evans<br />
Southside Virginia Community College<br />
Panthers Men’s Basketball Returns<br />
For Another Great Season This <strong>Fall</strong>.<br />
Don’t miss the action.<br />
Entire <strong>Schedule</strong> at http://southside.edu/<br />
sports/basketball-mens/schedule<br />
SOUTHSIDE VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE<br />
SAVES YOU MONEY<br />
One Year Savings<br />
Average 4 year public institutions – tuition and fees $9,919.00<br />
Southside Virginia Community College $3,975.00<br />
Total Savings $5,944.00
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Online Classes — <strong>Fall</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />
Class# Course# Course Title Cr Instructor<br />
47560 ACC 211 O11A Principles of Accounting I 4 T. Slagle<br />
47539 ACC 211 O11K Principles of Accounting I 4 P. Henderson<br />
47542 ACC 261 O11K Principles of Federal Taxation I 3 P. Henderson<br />
51040 ADJ 201 O11A Criminology I 3 A. Seward<br />
46739 ADJ 228 O01A Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs 3 A. Seward<br />
47504 AGR 141 O11A Introduction to Animal Science and Technology 4 T. Scales<br />
47506 AGR 142 O11A Introduction to Plant Science and Technology 3 T. Scales<br />
47512 AGR 231 O11A Agribusiness Marketing, Risk Management, and Entrepreneurship 3 T. Scales<br />
45914 AIR 181 O01L Planning and Estimating I 3 T. Edmonds<br />
47501 ART 101 O11K History and Appreciation of Art I 3 D. Braun<br />
48970 AST 141 O01A Word Processing I 3 C. Jones<br />
48971 AST 205 O01A Business Communications 3 C. Jones<br />
48973 AST 243 O01A Office Administration I 3 C. Jones<br />
51160 AST 244 O01A Office Administration II 3 C. Jones<br />
50795 BIO 100 OE1A Basic Human Biology. 12 Week Session: classes run from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18. 3 K. Clatterbuck<br />
47303 BIO 101 O01A General Biology I (LAB) 0 G. Smith<br />
47301 BIO 101 OZ1A General Biology I 4 G. Smith<br />
47310 BIO 102 O01A General Biology II (LAB) 0 G. Smith<br />
47308 BIO 102 OY1A General Biology II 4 G. Smith<br />
47151 BIO 150 O01K Introductory Microbiology 4 M. Back<br />
47152 BIO 150 O12K Introductory Microbiology (LAB) 0 M. Back<br />
47562 BUS 100 O11A Introduction To Business 3 T. Slagle<br />
47529 BUS 241 O11A Business Law I 3 T. Scales<br />
49349 CHD 118 SL1A Language Arts For Children Special Session: classes run from 08/22/18 to 10/16/18. 3 C. Schull<br />
49545 CHD 120 SL1A Introduction to Early Childhood Education Special Session: classes run from 09/12/18 to 11/06/18. 3 B. Mayfield<br />
49350 CHD 165 SL1K Obser. and Parti. in Early Ch/Primary Settings Special Session: classes run from 09/12/18 to 3 S. Johnson<br />
12/04/18.<br />
49352 CHD 205 SL1A Guiding the Behavior of Children Special Session: classes run from 10/24/18 to 12/18/18. 3 I. Beringer<br />
49353 CHD 210 SL1K Introduction to Exceptional Children Special Session: classes run from 10/24/18 to 12/18/18. 3 S. Johnson<br />
49354 CHD 216 SL1A Early Childhood Programs, School, and Social Change Special Session: classes run from 08/22/18 3 K. Menchaca<br />
to 10/16/18.<br />
49355 CHD 270 SL1K Administration of Childcare Programs Special Session: classes run from 08/22/18 to 10/16/18. 3 K. Ludlow<br />
47092 CHM 101 O01K General Chemistry I 4 D. Hamilton<br />
47093 CHM 101 O12K General Chemistry I (LAB) 0 D. Hamilton<br />
50569 CHM 102 O01K General Chemistry II 4 D. Hamilton<br />
50570 CHM 102 O12K General Chemistry II (LAB) 0 D. Hamilton<br />
47315 CHM 111 O01A College Chemistry I (LAB) 0 G. Smith<br />
47094 CHM 111 O01K College Chemistry I 4 D. Hamilton<br />
L. Poling<br />
47314 CHM 111 OZ1A College Chemistry I 4 G. Smith<br />
47543 CST 110 O11A Introduction to Communication 3 L. Cline<br />
49431 CST 110 D01A Introduction to Communication 3 L. Cline<br />
49439 CST 151 D01A Film Appreciation I 3 L. Cline<br />
47516 ECO 201 OB1A Principles of Macroeconomics First 8 Week Session: classes run from 08/20/18 to 10/12/18. 3 T. Scales<br />
47519 ECO 202 OC1A Principles of Microeconomics Second 8 Week Session: classes run from 10/15/18 to 12/14/18. 3 T. Scales<br />
49903 EDU 200 O11K Intro to Teaching as a Profession 3 A. McClure<br />
49547 EDU 235 SL1K Health, Safety and Nutrition Education Special Session: classes run from 09/12/18 to 11/06/18. 3 K. Ludlow<br />
47487 ENG 111 OZ1A College Composition I 3 M. Downing-<br />
Gardner<br />
47489 ENG 111 OZ2A College Composition I 3 M. Downing-<br />
Gardner<br />
47490 ENG 112 OZ1A College Composition II 3 M. Downing-<br />
Gardner<br />
49834 ENG 241 O11A Survey of American Literature I 3 M. Wilson<br />
47476 ENG 250 O11A Children’s Literature 3 S. Freeman<br />
47485 ENG 253 OZ1K Survey of African-American Lit I 3 S. Horne<br />
47540 FIN 107 O11K Personal Finance 3 P. Henderson<br />
47563 FIN 215 O11A Financial Management 3 T. Slagle<br />
49465 FRE 101 SL1A Beginning French I Special Session: classes run from 08/22/18 to 12/18/18. 4 L. Franklin<br />
49466 FRE 102 SL1K Beginning French II Special Session: classes run from 08/22/18 to 12/18/18. 4 G. Delfosse<br />
50447 FRE 201 SL1K Intermediate French I Special Session: classes run from 08/27/18 to 12/15/18. 3 E. Bentzen<br />
50450 FRE 202 SL1A Inermediate French II Special Session: classes run from 08/27/18 to 12/18/18. 3 E. Bentzen<br />
47316 GOL 105 O01A Physical Geology 4 K. Bayne<br />
49153 HIS 135 OE1A History of the Contemporary World 3 L. Jordan<br />
46918 HLT 121 O01K Introduction To Drug Use and Abuse 3 B. Crow<br />
46899 HLT 143 OE1K Medical Terminology I. 12 Week Session: classes run from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18. 3 K. Wells<br />
47429 HLT 215 O01K Personal Stress and Stress Management 3 B. Crow<br />
47554 HMS 100 O11K Introduction To Human Services 3 R. George<br />
47531 HMS 106 O11A Working With Death and Dying 3 T. George<br />
47533 HMS 262 O11A Human Behavior II 3 T. George<br />
47546 HUM 100 O11A Survey of Humanities 3 L. Cline<br />
49435 HUM 100 D01A Survey of Humanities 3 L. Cline<br />
45993 ITE 115 O01A Introduction to Computer Applications and Concepts 3 A. Leslie<br />
46403 ITE 115 O02A Introduction to Computer Applications and Concepts 3 K. LaPrade<br />
46680 ITE 115 O03A Introduction to Computer Applications and Concepts 3 T. Wright<br />
45997 ITE 119 O01A Information Literacy 3 A. Leslie<br />
46416 ITE 119 O02A Information Literacy 3 K. LaPrade<br />
51758 ITE 119 O03A Information Literacy 3 G. Cifers<br />
46423 ITE 140 O01A Spreadsheet Software I 3 K. LaPrade<br />
46366 ITE 150 O01K Desktop Database Software 3 S. Staff<br />
46430 ITN 101 O01A Introduction to Network Concepts 3 K. LaPrade<br />
46682 ITN 107 O01A Personal Computer Hardware & Troubleshooting 3 T. Wright<br />
46435 ITN 267 O01A ITN 267 Legal Topics in Network Security ( 3- 4 CR) 3 K. LaPrade<br />
46683 ITP 120 O01A Java Programming I 3 T. Wright<br />
47513 MKT 100 O11A Principles of Marketing 3 T. Scales<br />
49415 MTH 130 O11A Fundamentals of Reasoning 3 S. Kendall-<br />
Maxey<br />
49670 MTH 130 O11K Fundamentals of Reasoning 3 P. Gadiyaram<br />
49908 MTH 132 O11A Business Mathematics 3 B. Richey<br />
47473 MTH 152 O11A Mathematics For The Liberal Arts II 3 S. Kendall-<br />
Maxey<br />
47472 MTH 154 O11A Quantitative Reasoning 3 S. Kendall-<br />
Maxey<br />
47491 MTH 161 OZ1K PreCalculus I 3 J. Wilkerson<br />
49662 MTH 162 OZ1K PreCalculus II 3 J. Wilkerson<br />
47482 MTH 241 O11K Statistics I 3 C. Lowery-Carter<br />
49664 MTH 263 OZ1K Calculus I 4 J. Wilkerson<br />
47320 NAS 131 O01A Astronomy I 4 K. Bayne<br />
46900 NUR 120 OE1K Nurse Terminology and Charting. 12 Week Session: classes run from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18. 2 K. Wells<br />
46897 NUR 135 OE1A Drug Dosage Calculations. 12 Week Session: classes run from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18. 2 M. Edmonds<br />
50833 PED 116 SL1K Lifeteime Fitness and Wellness Special Session: classes run from 08/22/18 to 11/13/18. 1 N. Jacobson<br />
47493 PHI 220 OE1K Ethics. 12 Week Session: classes run from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18. 3 D. Holt<br />
49805 PHI 220 OE2K Ethics. 12 Week Session: classes run from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18. 3 D. Holt<br />
49478 PHY 101 SL1A Introduction To Physics I Special Session: classes run from 09/12/18 to 12/04/18. 4 M. Belk<br />
49479 PHY 101 SL2A Introduction To Physics I (LAB) Special Session: classes run from 09/12/18 to 12/04/18. 0 M. Belk<br />
49483 PHY 102 SL1K Introduction To Physics II Special Session: classes run from 08/22/18 to 11/13/18. 4 I. Carpio<br />
49484 PHY 102 SL2K Introduction To Physics II (LAB) Special Session: classes run from 08/22/18 to 11/13/18. 0 I. Carpio<br />
49488 PHY 201 SL1A General College Physics I Special Session: classes run from 08/22/18 to 12/18/18. 4 S. Wissing<br />
49489 PHY 201 SL2A General College Physics I (LAB) Special Session: classes run from 08/22/18 to 12/18/18. 0 S. Wissing<br />
49493 PHY 202 SL1K General College Physics II Special Session: classes run from 08/22/18 to 12/18/18. 4 F. Kashefi<br />
49495 PHY 202 SL2K General College Physics II (LAB) Special Session: classes run from 08/22/18 to 12/18/18. 0 F. Kashefi<br />
47559 PLS 211 OE1A U.S. Government I. 12 Week Session: classes run from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18. 3 L. Jordan<br />
49731 PSY 116 O11A Psycohology of Death & Dying 3 T. George<br />
47547 PSY 200 O11K Principles of Psychology 3 R. George<br />
47551 PSY 230 O11K Developmental Psychology 3 R. George<br />
49496 REA 100 SL1A Principles of Real Estate Special Session: classes run from 08/22/18 to 12/18/18. 4 P. Ahn<br />
49941 REL 230 O11K Religions of The World 3 C. Stinson<br />
47497 SDV 100 O11K College Success Skills 1 D. Holt<br />
49822 SDV 100 OC1A College Success Skills Second 8 Week Session: classes run from 10/15/18 to 12/14/18. 1 D. Holt<br />
49817 SDV 100 OE1K College Success Skills. 12 Week Session: classes run from 09/10/18 to 12/07/18. 1 D. Holt<br />
47535 SOC 200 O11A Principles to Sociology 3 T. George<br />
47552 SOC 200 O11K Principles to Sociology 3 R. George<br />
49152 SOC 247 O11A Death & Dying 3 T. George<br />
51757 SPA 101 O11K Beginning Spanish I 4 S. Staff<br />
49498 SPA 102 SL1K Beginning Spanish II Special Session: classes run from 09/12/18 to 12/04/18. 4 S. Hintz<br />
49500 SPA 201 SL1A Intermediate Spanish I Special Session: classes run from 09/12/18 to 11/06/18. 3 G. Helguero-<br />
Balcells<br />
49501 SPA 202 SL1K Intermediate Spanish II Special Session: classes run from 10/24/18 to 12/18/18. 3 E. Kahn<br />
Online Course Requirements<br />
Information related to online courses can be found by visiting our website at http://www.<br />
southside.edu and clicking on Academics, <strong>SVCC</strong> Distance Education. Here you will find links<br />
to information regarding online course requirements and an online assessment, student<br />
orientation to online learning, to help you judge your readiness for online learning. Please<br />
go to this page and read all information before registering for an online course. Academic<br />
advisors and counselors can also assist you in decision making regarding online education.<br />
Students who register for online courses should be familiar with Blackboard, an<br />
online course management system. If you need assistance with Blackboard, email<br />
blackboard@southside.edu. After logging in to Blackboard, you will find the online faculty<br />
email directory. Please contact your instructor(s) as soon as possible via your <strong>SVCC</strong><br />
e-mail account. Tell the instructor your name, the course for which you have registered, and<br />
your correct <strong>SVCC</strong> e-mail address. Links to the courses are made available on the first day<br />
of classes of each term. Plan to visit Blackboard as soon as classes begin to find your course<br />
web site. To be successful, remember that it is the student’s responsibility to email the<br />
instructor and log in to Blackboard to find the online course.<br />
Online students must have a computer, Internet access, word processing software<br />
(Microsoft Word is preferred) and be proficient users of both Blackboard and E-mail<br />
accounts. Other technical requirements can be found at http://www.southside.edu, Academics,<br />
<strong>SVCC</strong> Distance Education, Minimal Technical Requirements. Students who wish<br />
to use <strong>SVCC</strong>’s facilities for these requirements can travel to any campus or center to do<br />
so. Campus computer labs have posted hours and may require prior permission for night<br />
or weekend use. Please check to determine when campus computer labs or the campus<br />
library computers are available for use.<br />
Students are responsible for submitting assignments and taking examinations according<br />
to the instructor’s directions. Students must adhere to the conditions stated in the<br />
syllabus regarding procedures for taking tests and examinations and/or performing laboratory<br />
exercises. These conditions may require students to travel to a college campus,<br />
another school, a public library, or other site to take tests and examinations under supervision<br />
and/or perform laboratory exercises or field work.<br />
Definitions for online courses<br />
ONLINE COURSE<br />
This is a course that is 100% online. It requires as much or more work as a seated course,<br />
but you can do the work at times that are convenient to you. It will require internet<br />
access. Students should e-mail their teacher as soon as they register. See website for<br />
details. You may be required to come to campus for proctored exams or graded activities.<br />
HYBRID COURSE<br />
This is a course that meets at a college location for 50 percent of the class and on<br />
Blackboard for 50 percent of the class. The seated time will be published with the course<br />
offerings. It will require internet access.<br />
INTERNET ASSISTED COURSE<br />
These are seated classes but will require some internet assignments. It will require<br />
internet access.
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STUDENT INFORMATION SYSTEM<br />
Quick Reference Sheet<br />
My<strong>SVCC</strong> allows you to use a single sign on to access online applications.<br />
SIS<br />
Student Information System<br />
Blackboard (For online class assignments, syllabus and course information).<br />
Student Email (All active students have an email account. This account is considered your official email account.)<br />
SIS: Student Information System (Class Registration, Official Grades, Transcripts, Financial Aid, Payments, & more)<br />
You may experience delays with accessing the online Student Information System during times of high volume.<br />
Login to My<strong>SVCC</strong><br />
1. Go to http://www.southside.edu.<br />
2. Click the My<strong>SVCC</strong> link (on left side of screen).<br />
3. Click Login to My<strong>SVCC</strong> button.<br />
4. Input your username. If you are a new student click Look up your<br />
username and set your password. Follow the instructions to access<br />
your username and set your password.<br />
5. Enter your password.<br />
6. Click the Log In Button.<br />
7. Click on the SIS: Student Information System link.<br />
Register for Classes<br />
1. Click Student Center.<br />
2. Click Enroll.<br />
3. Click radio button by the desired college and term.<br />
4. Click Continue.<br />
5. Enter the 5 digit class number in the Class Nbr field and click enter.<br />
• Verify class and Click Next.<br />
OR<br />
To find a class click the Class Search button under Find Classes.<br />
Click the Search button.<br />
• Next to the Select subject box enter the subject.<br />
(example: English 111 = ENG)<br />
• Click Search at the bottom of the page.<br />
i. To further your search, input the correct course number<br />
(example: English 111 = 111)<br />
ii. Find and select class.<br />
iii. Verify the class and click Next.<br />
6. After selecting the class(es) click Proceed to 2 of 3.<br />
• Click Finish Enrolling - Fix Errors if needed.<br />
7. Then click My Class <strong>Schedule</strong> (bottom of screen).<br />
View <strong>Schedule</strong><br />
NOTE: You will need a printout of your schedule to take to the bookstore<br />
to get your books.<br />
1. Click Student Center.<br />
2. Click on My <strong>Schedule</strong>.<br />
• If My <strong>Schedule</strong> does not appear, click the drop down arrow to the right<br />
of Other Academic box.<br />
• Click Class <strong>Schedule</strong> and the right arrow button.<br />
3. Click radio button by the desired college and term.<br />
4. Click Continue.<br />
5. To print, click Printer Friendly Page Link. Use your browser to print<br />
the page.<br />
Check Grades<br />
NOTE: Only Final grades will be posted in SIS.<br />
1. Click Student Center.<br />
2. Click Other Academic … drop down box.<br />
3. Click Grades and the right arrow button.<br />
4. Click the change term button if the grades are needed for different term.<br />
Select the appropriate term and college by clicking the radio button next<br />
to It, and click Continue.<br />
Pay Tuition and Fees Online<br />
NOTE: <strong>SVCC</strong> accepts VISA, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover.<br />
1. Click Student Center.<br />
2. Click Go To QuickPay (NOT PAYMENT PLAN).<br />
3. Select Make Payment.<br />
4. Verify Amount Due, & Key in amount to pay.<br />
5. Select Method Credit Card or eCheck.<br />
6. Click the Continue Button.<br />
7. Check information for accuracy and click Continue.<br />
8. Click the Confirm button.<br />
9. Print the payment receipt.<br />
Set Up Payment Plan<br />
Note: Deadlines apply. Must have a checking, savings, or credit card<br />
(MC, AEx, or Discover) account and allow payment drafts.<br />
1. In Student Center, click Apply for a Payment Plan.<br />
2. In the Account Summary, Click on Apply for a Payment Plan again.<br />
3. New window appears, read terms and click PROCEED.<br />
**If the window doesn’t not appear, turn off pop up blockers.<br />
View Anticipated Financial Aid<br />
1. In Student Center.<br />
2. Click on Pending Financial Aid in drop down box.<br />
3. Click on Pending Financial Aid Based on Actual Enrollment.<br />
Log Off<br />
1. Click the Sign Out link at the top right of the window.<br />
2. Close browser window to end session.<br />
Refunds<br />
NOTE: To speed up your refund process, choose your refund option<br />
in the Refund2Card Program.<br />
1. Navigate to southside.afford.com.<br />
2. Click Get Started under School Refunds.<br />
3. Click Register.<br />
4. Key in your student email address and click Send Link.<br />
5. Check your student email (under the My<strong>SVCC</strong> login) for details on how to<br />
enroll.<br />
• When on the Refund2Card site, fill in the needed information as indicated.<br />
Click Next.<br />
• If you need assistance contact TMS at 888-425-1138.<br />
If you can’t find your username or don’t have an available term for enrollment<br />
contact the SIS Helpdesk. Help is available by sending an email to sishelp@<br />
southside.edu, or submitting a trouble ticket from SIS login page. These items<br />
are responded to Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. or call 434-736-2059.<br />
REVISED OCTOBER 2017
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College Calendar <strong>2018</strong> <strong>Fall</strong> Semester<br />
Tuition/Fee Payment Deadline<br />
For Registration from June 30 – July 19............................................................................................... Friday, August 3*<br />
For Registration from July 20 – August 2........................................................................................... Friday, August 10*<br />
TUITION DUE ALL SESSIONS.........................................................Thursday, August 15*<br />
(Drops for Non Payment will be processed daily at EOD thru September 6)<br />
New Student Orientation/Registration, Daniel Campus.............................................................................Thursday, July 12<br />
New Student Orientation/Registration, Christanna Campus.......................................................................... Friday, July 20<br />
Registration/Faculty Advisement .................................................................................................................................Daily<br />
Classes Begin......................................................................................................................................... Monday, August 20<br />
Last Day to Register for Day or Online Classes........................................................................................Thursday, August 23<br />
Labor Day Holiday.............................................................................................................................. Monday, September 3<br />
End of Add Period (Night Classes)...................................................................................................... Second Class Meeting<br />
December Graduation Applications Due..................................................................................................Monday, October 1<br />
Spring Semester Early Registration Begins..............................................................................................Monday, October 1<br />
Panther Prep Advising Day...................................................................................................................... Tuesday, October 2<br />
Mid Term..............................................................................................................................................Saturday, October 13<br />
Thanksgiving Holidays(No Classes).............................................................................................................November 22,23<br />
Classes End..............................................................................................................................................Friday, December 7<br />
Final Examinations....................................................................................................................................... December 8-14<br />
Important Academic Calendar Dates<br />
Session Regular (1) 12 Weeks<br />
(12W)<br />
10 Weeks<br />
(10W)<br />
1st 8<br />
Weeks<br />
(8W1)<br />
2nd 8<br />
Weeks<br />
(8W2)<br />
1st 4<br />
weeks<br />
(4w1)<br />
2nd 4<br />
weeks<br />
(4w2)<br />
3rd 4<br />
weeks<br />
(4w3)<br />
4th 4<br />
weeks<br />
(4w1)<br />
Length 16 Weeks 12 Weeks 10 Weeks 8 Weeks 8 Weeks 4 Weeks 4 Weeks 4 Weeks 4 Weeks<br />
First day of class 8/20 9/10 9/24 8/20 10/15 8/20 9/17 10/15 11/12<br />
Last day to add 8/23 9/12 9/26 8/22 10/17 8/20 9/17 10/15 11/12<br />
Last day to drop 9/6 9/24 10/4 8/27 10/23 8/24 9/21 10/19 11/16<br />
w/ refund<br />
Last day to<br />
10/24 10/26 11/2 9/20 11/16 9/4 10/2 10/30 11/30<br />
drop with a W<br />
(withdrawal)<br />
Last day of class 12/7 12/7 12/7 10/12 12/14 9/14 10/12 11/9 12/14<br />
Last day/Exam 12/14 12/7 12/7 10/12 12/14 9/14 10/12 11/9 12/14<br />
Last day to<br />
8/23 9/12 9/26 8/22 8/22 8/20 8/23 8/23 8/23<br />
register online<br />
Last day to add Second night of class<br />
night classes<br />
<strong>SVCC</strong> Admission and Registration Information for Credit Courses<br />
Any person who has a high school diploma or the equivalent<br />
or is at least 18 years of age and is able to benefit from a<br />
program at the College may be admitted as a Curricular Student<br />
or as a Non- Curricular Student. High school students<br />
may also be enrolled in credit courses with their principal’s<br />
permission.<br />
Curricular Students (full- or part-time) who wish to be<br />
admitted to a specific degree, diploma, or certificate<br />
program should:<br />
1. Submit a completed Application for Admission.<br />
2. Submit a completed Application for Virginia In-State<br />
Tuition Rates if claiming entitlement to in-state rates.<br />
3. Have high school or GED and previous college transcripts<br />
sent to <strong>SVCC</strong>.<br />
4. Complete <strong>SVCC</strong> placement testing.<br />
5. After items 1 through 4 are complete, have an admissions<br />
interview with a college counselor for final acceptance<br />
into a curriculum.<br />
Non-Curricular Students (part- or full-time) not working<br />
toward completion of a degree, diploma, or certificate<br />
need only complete items 1 and 2 above.<br />
Placement testing and placement recommendations—If<br />
you are enrolling as a curricular student in any program<br />
or are enrolling in a math or English class, take the <strong>SVCC</strong><br />
placement tests and have an interview with a counselor.<br />
Your placement results may indicate that one or more<br />
Developmental courses are required. If you have taken a<br />
Developmental course and received an “R”, re-enroll in it. If<br />
you received a “U”, consult your advisor and your instructor<br />
before re-enrolling.<br />
Tuition & Fees<br />
*Current Virginia Resident ................ $156.50 per credit<br />
*Out-of-State Resident .................. $354.10 per credit<br />
*Out-of-state Business Contract ......... $237.50 per credit<br />
*Military ................................ $177.50 per credit<br />
**E Rate (In-State) ....................... $156.50 per credit<br />
**E Rate (out of state) ................... $259.50 per credit<br />
Tuition and fees are subject to change without notice by State<br />
Board for Community Colleges.<br />
*Includes Technology Fee of $8.50 per credit, a Service Fee of<br />
$1.25 per credit, a Student Fee of $1.25 per credit, and for outof-state<br />
and contract students, a Capitol Fee of $21.00 per credit<br />
in addition to all other fees.<br />
**E-Rates “All” Internet Classes (excludes hybrid classes)<br />
Methods of Payment—Tuition and fees are due upon registration,<br />
and may be paid by cash, check, money order, ,<br />
MasterCard<br />
, or . Checks and money orders must be made<br />
out to <strong>SVCC</strong> for the exact amount only.<br />
, , MasterCard and<br />
allow the college to accept the credit card only if it is in<br />
the student’s name.<br />
Veterans—to be eligible for full- or part-time Veterans<br />
Affairs (VA) educational benefits (GI Bill), a veteran must<br />
complete all steps for a Curricular Student. VA applications<br />
may be obtained from the College Veterans Affairs Office.<br />
Financial Aid—Anyone who will be a Curricular Student<br />
may apply for financial aid. Applications may be obtained<br />
from the Financial Aid Office.<br />
*Students who have pre-registered for <strong>Fall</strong> <strong>2018</strong> will be dropped from all courses if tuition payment has not been<br />
received by this date. Registration is not complete until your tuition and fees are paid. We are standing by to assist you in<br />
every way we can. Please visit the financial aid office to see if you qualify for financial aid and visit our web site to sign<br />
up for the payment plan (TMS) to help you spread out your tuition obligation. Thank you for taking care of your tuition<br />
obligation in timely manner.<br />
MasterCard<br />
Senior Citizen—Persons 60 or over may be eligible for<br />
waiver of fees and tuition. Contact either Office of Admissions<br />
and Records for details.<br />
Minimum Enrollment for Classes—Each class is offered<br />
on the condition of adequate enrollment, and the College<br />
reserves the right to cancel or discontinue any course<br />
announced herein either because of small enrollment or for<br />
other reasons deemed sufficient by the College. The College<br />
also reserves the right to close registration in a course after<br />
maximum enrollment has been reached.<br />
Refunds—Students shall be eligible for a refund for those<br />
credit hours dropped during the add/drop period for the<br />
session. The refund will be at the full credit rate. After the<br />
add/drop period has passed, there will be no refunds, except<br />
for certain federal student financial aid recipients. This deadline<br />
should not be confused with the last day to withdraw<br />
without academic penalty for the standard semester. The<br />
last day to drop with refund is published in the college calendar.<br />
Refunds are issued to the registrant only, after the<br />
census date (last day to drop with a refund).<br />
To be eligible for a refund under any of the circumstances<br />
set forth in the foregoing paragraph, a student must execute<br />
an official drop form. Full refunds will be made when<br />
a course is cancelled by the College. If you have questions<br />
about the refund policy, contact either <strong>SVCC</strong> Admissions and<br />
Records office.<br />
Grades—It is the responsibility of the student to access their<br />
grades at the end of each semester through the college’s<br />
website at www.southside.edu. Students should report any<br />
discrepancies to the Admissions and Records Office within<br />
two weeks after the official end of the semester.<br />
It is the policy of Southside Virginia Community College to promote equal opportunity in educational programs and activities, admission, and employment without regard to race, color, creed, sex, national origin, disability, or any other nonmerit factor.<br />
It is the intent of the college that all courses of study be fully accessible to all qualified students. In order to accomplish this, the college would appreciate an advance notice for approximately one semester from the person with the disability planning<br />
to attend the institution. Inquiries concerning the affirmative actions policy should be addressed to Southside Virginia Community College’s Affirmative Action Officer, Shannon Feinman, whose office is located on the Christanna Campus at 109 Campus<br />
Drive, Alberta, Virginia 23821 (434) 949-1000 or on the John H. Daniel Campus at 200 Daniel Road, Keysville, Virginia 23947 (434) 736-2000.<br />
The Southside Virginia Community College<br />
<strong>2018</strong> Spring <strong>Schedule</strong> is published by the<br />
Public Relations Office, Southside Virginia<br />
Community College, 109 Campus Drive,<br />
Alberta, VA 23821; (434) 949-1000.<br />
Dr. A. Allison Roberts, President<br />
Christie C. Hales, Public Relations<br />
Coordinator and Editor<br />
<strong>SVCC</strong> TOLL-FREE NUMBER: 1-888-220-<strong>SVCC</strong> (7822) to reach Admissions, Registration, Financial Aid, or Counseling<br />
CHRISTANNA CAMPUS — 109 Campus Drive • Alberta, VA 23821 • (434) 949-1000 • VTDD: 434-949-1092<br />
JOHN H. DANIEL CAMPUS — 200 Daniel Road • Keysville, VA 23947 • (434) 736-2000<br />
SOUTHSIDE VIRGINIA EDUCATION CENTER — 1300 Greensville County Circle • Emporia, VA 23847 • (434) 634-9358<br />
SOUTHERN VIRGINIA HIGHER EDUCATION CENTER — 820 Bruce Street • South Boston, VA • 434-572-5451<br />
THE ESTES CENTER — 316 N. Main Street • Chase City, VA • 434-372-0194<br />
LAKE COUNTRY ADVANCED KNOWLEDGE CENTER — 118 E. Danville Road • South Hill, VA • 434-955-2252<br />
OCCUPATIONAL TECHNICAL CENTER — 1041 W. 10th Street • Pickett Park, Blackstone, VA • 434-292-3101
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Success Starts Here!<br />
Southside Virginia Community College is ready<br />
to make your college experience successful<br />
and rewarding! We can help with Financial<br />
Aid, Admissions, Registration, Advising,<br />
Counseling, Scholarships and more.<br />
Call 434-949-1000 or toll-free<br />
at 1-888-220-<strong>SVCC</strong> (7822)<br />
or visit www.southside.edu.
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