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Fall 2012 and Preliminary Winter 2013Programs of Study.......................Inside CoverWebAdvisor use............................. Page 1Registering for Classes.................... Page 2Fall Semester 2012Tuition/Fees.... Page 3Financial Aid.................................... Page 4Academic Schedule Key....................Page 5Fall Semester 2013 Classes........... Pages 6-19Online Distance Learning Classes... Page 19ed2go/Continuing Education andCareer Training Opportunities...........Page 21-23Lynn Harter received the 2012 President’s Award at the May2012 graduation and served as the student speaker. Lynnthanked the Glen Oaks faculty and staff for the support shereceived in her return to the classroom. She earned anAssociate of Applied Science in Nursing Degree, graduatingSumma Cum Laude.Winter 2013 Classes(Preliminary)......................................... Pages 24-26Student Information........................... Pages 27-28Campus Map........................... Inside back pageDirections to Glen Oaks.................. Back pageCheck your academic progress at Glen Oakswebsite’s WebAdvisor site:Below is a partial list of web servicespossible using WebAdvisor from theGOCC website.Your Class Schedule & GradesGrade Point Average by TermSearch and register for ClassesUnofficial TranscriptTest Scores (ACT, ACCUPLACER)Student BillingsFederal Forms (1098T, W2)Login with your username and password.username=jsdoe (jane susan doe)[Your 1st initial, middle initial, last name]Your password=0000 (last four digits ofyour Social Security Number).www.glenoaks.eduPage 1

Registeringfor ClassesFall Semester 2012Registration CalendarNew Academic Students:New students enrolling in classes must complete an Applicationfor Admission and participate in our free ACCUPLACERPlacement Assessment prior to registering. See the PlacementAssessment schedule on page 4. Need help planning for yourcourses? Counselors and advisors are available. For moreinformation, or to schedule an appointment, call the CounselingOffice, (269) 294-4246 or toll free 1-888-994-7818 Ext. 246.Returning students may now register online:Returning Glen Oaks Community College students may registerfor classes on the www.glenoaks.edu website using WebAdvisor.Returning students may register online. New students must visitthe College.Payment/Financial ResponsibilityPayment for classes is accepted online or at the cashier’s office inThe Oaks College Bookstore. The College accepts cash, check,Discover, MasterCard, VISA or Nelnet payment plans.Final payment day for Fall Semester 2012 is August 1, 2012.Students are responsible for payment of tuition/fees by 4 p.m. onthis due date or until midnight if done online. After this semesterfinal payment date has passed, tuition is due at the time ofregistration. If payment is not received, you may be removedfrom classes.Financial Aid Students: All tuition/fees, etc. in excess of anticipatedaid and/or third party authorizations is due by 4 p.m. onfinal payment day. Third Party Authorizations: (MI Works,companies, etc.) are due in the Cashier’s Office by final paymentday. Payment for tuition/fees not covered by a third party is dueon final payment day.After August 1, Tuition/Fees due at RegistrationFinal payment due date for Fall Tuition/Fees is August 1. AfterAugust 1, the tuition/fees is due at the time of registration. Foronline registration only, payment by credit card is recommendedor must be received within 24 hours.Dropping Classes/Financial Responsibility---If youwish to drop all or a portion of your classes you must come tocampus, complete a drop form, and submit the form to theStudent Services registration desk. If you don’t officially drop theclass(es) by the refund deadline, the charges will remain on youraccount and you are responsible for payment and any collectioncosts. Not attending or not paying does not constitute an officialdrop. Glen Oaks has the right to administratively drop studentsfrom classes.Changing Your RegistrationAdding and Dropping ClassesTo add or drop a class, you must process an add/drop form inthe registration office and pay for added classes at that time.Registration:July 3-August 23.Online: Begins July 3On Campus: Begins July 9Closed July 4, Independence DayDays & Times:Monday, Thursday & FridayTuesday & Wednesday8:15 a.m.-4:00 p.m.8:15 a.m.-6:30 p.m.Payment: Due for Fall Semester by 4 p.m., August 1, 2012;thereafter, tuition is due at the time of registration.Fall Semester refund and Withdrawal ScheduleAny student who officially drops a course or courses during theregistration period and during the first 10% of the academicperiod may, upon application, receive a full refund of 100% for thetuition and fees. No refunds of tuition and fees will be made forwithdrawals after the first 10% of the academic period. The 100%refund period is through September 7. No refunds after this date.Some students receiving Federal Financial Aid will have refundadjustments determined by the government. This information isavailable in the Financial Aid Office.Late Registration/Schedule Changes:For most classes, the drop and add period ends within a few daysof the start date of the classes.August 27-30 Mon, Tues, Wed., Thurs: 8:15 a.m.-6:30 p.m.August 31 Friday 8:15 a.m.-4:00 p.m.Closed on Labor Day, September 3.Introducing Nelnet---To help you meet your educationalexpenses, Glen Oaks is pleased to offer Nelnet (formerlyFACTS) as a convenient payment plan. Nelnet is a tuitionmanagement plan that provides you with a low cost option forbudgeting tuition and other educational expenses. It is not aloan program. You have no debt, there are no interest orfinance charges assessed, and there is no credit check. Theonly cost to budget monthly payments through Nelnet is a$25.00 per semester nonrefundable Nelnet enrollment fee. Seethe college website at www.glenoaks.edu for more informationor contact the college cashier at (269) 294-4235 to obtain abrochure.FALL, Page 2Accessible FacilitiesGlen Oaks Community College facilitiesare designed and equipped to facilitateattendance by persons with limitedmobility.

Fall Semester 2012 Tuition/FeesTuition Rate Varies According to Residence:1. In-District (St. Joseph County) Residents: $90/contact hour.2. Service Area Residents: $138/contact hour.Service area residents include: Cass County Residents in the ThreeRivers, Constantine or White Pigeon School Districts, BranchCounty, and LaGrange, Elkhart and Steuben counties of Indiana.3. Out-of-District Residents or International Students: $176 percontact hour.4. Senior Citizens Reduced Tuition Rate: Senior citizens of St.Joseph County, 65 years of age or older, may take academic creditbearing courses at 50% discounted rate per contact hour (up to 18credit hours per year). Fees must be paid and tuition offer may notbe used for some classes (high enrollment, nursing, etc.).(Note: Tuition/fee rates are subject to change at any time during theyear, therefore we recommend you check with the Business Office orCashier at (269) 294-4235 before calculating the final amount shownat right).ContactHoursIn-DistrictTuitionTUITION CALCULATION CHARTTuitionFeesService AreaTuitionOut-of-District& InternationalTuition1 $90.00 $138.00 $176.00 1 $40.002 $180.00 $276.00 $352.00 2 $58.003 $270.00 $414.00 $528.00 3 $76.004 $360.00 $552.00 $704.00 4 $94.005 $450.00 $690.00 $880.00 5 $132.006 $540.00 $828.00 $1056.00 6 $150.007 $630.00 $966.00 $1232.00 7 $168.008 $720.00 $1104.00 $1408.00 8 $186.009 $810.00 $1242.00 $1584.00 9 $204.0010 $900.00 $1380.00 $1760.00 10 $222.0011 $990.00 $1518.00 $1936.00 11 $240.0012 $1080.00 $1656.00 $2112.00 12 $258.0013 $1170.00 $1794.00 $2288.00 13 $276.0014 $1260.00 $1932.00 $2464.00 14 $294.0015 $1350.00 $2070.00 $2640.00 15 $312.0016 $1440.00 $2208.00 $2816.00 16 $330.00Fees:General Fee............................................$18.00 per contact hourStudent Activities Fee........$22 per semester (1-4 contact hrs)$42 per semester (5 or more contact hrs)(Includes Fitness Center Fee)Course Fee (Course fees vary and apply to courses requiringspecial supplies, equipment or travel. See class schedule tofind out if a course fee applies to your selection).Distance Learning Course Fees (Section DL) = $75.00 per classContactHoursGeneral Fee andStudent Activities FeeLocate the number of Billing Contact Hours (above) you have selected. Example:Total Number of Contact Hours 12Tuition Rate (by residency refer to chart above) $ $1080 (in-district)Add Fees (above) $ $258*Add course fees (listed by each class in schedule) $ $ 0*Add distance learning fee ($75 per course, if applicable) $ $ 0Total Payment Due $ $1338*Check the schedule for individual course fees andadd the distance learning fees if applicable.Tuition and Fees for FallSemester 2012 are due byAugust 1. Thereafter at timeof registration.NOTE: Books needed for classes are not figured here. They can varyin price and sometimes total between $350 and $750 or more for a fullload schedule.Calculating Your Tuition and FeesFALL, Page 3

Apply early for financial aid! Watch deadlinesWelcome to the Glen Oaks Community College FinancialAid Office. The Financial Aid Office provides various options forassisting students with their educational expenses. Optionsinclude grants, scholarships, work opportunities, and loans. Thefirst step in applying for student aid is completing the FreeApplication for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.gov.Apply as soon as possible after January 1st for each academicyear.We encourage all students to carefully read informationin the college catalog or on the Glen Oaks Financial Aid Officewebsite: www.glenoaks.edu/financialaidTo apply for Financial Aid:Students, parents if necessary, complete the FAFSAApplication online at www.fafsa.gov.Students, parents if necessary, obtain a PIN to sign theFree Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) electronicallyat www.pin.ed.govComplete and submit the Glen Oaks Financial AidApplication, available from the Financial Aid Office, or online atwww.glenoaks.edu/financialaid/formsThe Glen Oaks Financial Aid Office may requestverifying documents to complete your financial aid process.Once all the forms and documentation are received, theFinancial Aid Office will determine your grant eligibility andnotify you via mail of your financial aid package.Financial Aid DeadlineA student’s financial aid file must be complete by August 15,2012 to have financial aid applied to Fall Semester 2012 tuitionand fees charges. A completed file includes the submission of aFree Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), the GlenOaks Financial Aid Application and, if required, the verificationdocuments. To meet this deadline the Financial Aid officesuggests that students COMPLETE THEIR FAFSA BYAUGUST 1st.Students can apply for financial aid after August 15th. However,students applying for financial aid after August 15th will beexpected to pay tuition and fee costs in full from their ownresources (payment options include cash, check, credit card orNelnet payment plan) at time of registration. Students will thenbe reimbursed if found to be eligible for financial aid.(NOTE: See the special reminders, general eligibility requirements, andyour rights and responsibilities in the Financial Aid section of the collegecatalog or website).Tuition Refund PolicyTuition Refund PolicyGlen Oaks has a tuition refund policy that stipulates theamount of tuition and fees that are refunded to a student whowithdraws from all classes during a term. Students mustimmediately notify the Registration Office that they arewithdrawing by following withdrawal procedures (see page 2).Depending on when this action is taken, a student may beeligible to receive a refund of all or part of their tuition and feecharges. Withdrawal procedures and specific refund dates areavailable in the Registration Office.Return of Title IV (Federal) Financial AidThe federal government mandates that students whowithdraw from all classes may only keep the financial aid theyhave “earned” up to the time of withdrawal. Title IV funds, suchas Pell Grant, SEOG, and Stafford loans, that have beendisbursed to the student in excess of the earned amount must bereturned by the college and/or the student to the federalgovernment. Thus the student could owe financial aid funds tothe college, the government, or both.The amount of federal funds returned will be determinedby the amount of unearned financial aid based on the date ofwithdrawal or last date of attendance. If the date of withdrawal orlast date of attendance is not available or known, the federalrefund will be based on the 50% point of the semester.Course Placement AssessmentsACCUPLACER is administered in the Tutoring and TestingCenter located on the Glen Oaks Concourse.Assessments are available weekdays in the Tutoring and TestingCenter each hour, beginning on the half-hour, Monday-Thursday,8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. and Fridays 8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Please make anappointment by calling (269) 294-4270 or toll free (888) 994-7818ext. 270.Non-Discrimination StatementIt is the policy of Glen Oaks Community College that nodiscriminatory practices based on gender/sex, race, religion,color, age, national origin, disability, height, weight, or anyother status covered by federal, state or local law be allowedin providing instructional opportunities, programs, services,employment or in policies governing student conduct andattendance. Any person believing that Glen Oaks CommunityCollege or any part of the organization has engaged in adiscriminatory practice should contact the Civil RightsCoordinator at 62249 Shimmel Rd., Centreville, MI 49032;(269) 294-4231 or 1-888-994-7818 Extension 231 or 234.FALL, Page 4

Academic Schedule Key to reading these pagesExample:SECTION DAY TIME ROOM INSTRUCTORSection 1 MWF 10-11AM F457 Smith, DonSection 2 TH 6-9:30PM F457 Jones, MaryEvening courses are printed in color.ABBREVIATIONS:M - Monday, T - Tuesday, W - Wednesday, TH - Thursday, F- Friday, S - SaturdayL(1)-(2) - Lab ClassesDL - Distance Learning Net-based (See the DistanceLearning Center at GOCC)CHS - Centreville High SchoolCNS - Constantine High SchoolBDC -Business Development Center at Glen OaksSHS - Sturgis High SchoolTHS - Three Rivers High SchoolABOUT DISTANCE LEARNING CLASSES:Notice to readers:Although every effort ismade to ensure the scheduleis offered as printed, thecollege has the right to makechanges in course sections,instructors, time andlocations, or to cancelcourses if necessary.Changes in tuition and feesmay occur after the scheduleis printed.Course descriptions areavailable by requesting theGlen Oaks CommunityCollege catalog (free) or byvisiting the Glen Oakswebsite: www.glenoaks.eduFees for Distance Learning....................Section DL = $75 Net-based FeeStudents may need to pick up class materials at the Distance Learning Center and attend Distance Learning Orientation if theyare new to online classes.Classes in cooperation with the MCCVLC:Glen Oaks Community College collaborates online with Michigan Community College Virtual Learning Collaborative(MCCVLC) to assist students in completing their educational goals. A list of available courses from the MCCVLC can befound at their website www.mccvlc.org or ask the Distance Learning Center for more information and fees for courses.The Oaks Store is your one-stoplocation for bookstore needsRemember the convenience of The Oaks Store foreverything from medical education items to artsupplies, as well as Glen Oaks clothing and schoolsupplies.Visit The Oaks Store and pay for your purchaseswith cash, check, MasterCard, Discover, VISA, or, ifapplicable, a Nelnet payment plan.The Oaks Store carries all required and optionaltextbooks for courses. Vital textbook information is availableon the store’s shelf tags. It is recommended that you attendthe first class before purchasing textbook(s).All types of collegiate supplies are available at retailprices, as well as the latest in Glen Oaks clothing items.You’ll find everything from shorts to sweat clothes, jackets,hats and easy toting book bags and backpacks. The OaksStore carries many art supplies, current general books,greeting cards and medical education items. The Oaks Storealso serves as the College’s cashiering office for paymentsof tuition and fees.FALL, Page 5

FALL 2012 SEMESTERACCOUNTINGBAA 100 FUNDAMENTALS OF ACCOUNTING4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1 M W 10:00-12:00PM F465 Keith, LSection 2 T TH 8:00-10:00AM F465 Keith, LBAA 109 PAYROLL ACCOUNTING2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: BAA 100Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 5:00-6:00PM F465 Hass, LBAA 111 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: BAA 100 or high school bookkeepingCost: TuitionSection 1 M W 10:00-12:00PM F457 Hass, LBAA 112 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: BAA 111 or its equivalentCost: TuitionSection 1 M W 1:00-3:00PM F465 Hass, LBAA 113 QUICKBOOKS2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: BAA 111Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection L1 W 6:00-10:00PM E430Hass, LBAA 204 SMALL BUSINESS TAX ACCOUNTING2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection L1 W 6:00-10:00PM E430 Hass, LFALL SEMESTERCALENDAR:Classes Commence Monday, Aug. 27Labor Day (Closed) Monday, Sept. 3Fall Break Day (No classes) Tuesday, Oct. 16Thanksgiving Break (Closed)Wed-Fri, Nov. 21-23Classes End Friday, Dec. 14BAA 207 ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BAA 111Cost: TuitionSection L1 W 6:00-10:00PM E430 Hass, LBAA 211 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: BAA 112 or its equivalentCost: TuitionSection L1 W 6:00-10:00PM E430 Hass, LBAA 213 COST ACCOUNTING3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BAA 112Cost: TuitionSection L1 W 6:00-10:00PM E430 Hass, LALLIED HEALTHALH 100 INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH CAREERS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Test above COM 063Cost: TuitionSection 1 TH 1:00-3:00PM F206 Purvis, D.(Students will meet on campus TH 1-3PM on 8/30, 9/20, 10/11,11/1, 11/29 and 12/13)ALH 103 NUTRITION3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: Tuition + $30.00 course feeSection 1 W 1:00-3:00PM F205TH 11:00-12:00PM F206 Slone, J.Section 2 M 5:00PM-8:00PM F205 Skrzyniarz, D.ALH 218 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 T 1:00-4:00PM F206 Luczek, B.Section 2 TH 5:30PM-8:30PM F206 Naccarato, C.Section 3(9/25-12/13) T TH 8:00-10:00AM CHS StaffSection 4(9/25-12/13) T TH 12:00-2:00PM CHS StaffNOTE: All Online Distance Learningcourses are listed on Page 19.FALL SemesterPage 6

FALL SEMESTER 2012ALH 230 MEDICAL OFFICE LAB PROCEDURES4 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisite: NSA 101 or NSA 105 or NSA 210 and NSA 211, ALH218 and test into or higher than NSM 052.Take concurrently withALH 235Cost: Tuition + $65.00 course feeSection 1 M 1:00-3:00PM F206W 1:00-4:00PM F207 Livingston, M.Section 2 M 1:00-3:00PM F206T 1:00-4:00PM F207 Livingston, M.Section 3 M 1:00-3:00PM F206T 9:00-12:00PM F207 Livingston, MALH 232 ADMINISTRATIVE I- MEDICAL OFFICEPROCEDURES4 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 101Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 6:00-8:30PM E430 Purvis, DALH 235 MEDICAL ASSISTANT CLINICAL I3 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisite: NSA 101 or NSA 105 or NSA 210 and NSA 211, ALH218 and test into or higher than NSM 052.Take concurrently withALH 230Cost: Tuition + $50.00 course feeSection 1 M 3:30-5:30PM F206W 4:30-7:30PM F207 Livingston, MSection 2 M 3:30-5:30PM F206T 4:30-7:30PM F207 Livingston, MALH 238, 281 and 285 ALLIED HEALTH EXTERNSHIP3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: All course work completed, overall 2.5 GPA orabove, and completion of first three semester for MedicalAssistant Program and co-requisite of ALH 290 MA CertificationExam Review with externship.Cost: Tuition + $265.00 course feeSection L1 M 1:00-3:00PM F208 Miller, C(class meets 8/27, 9/10, 10/8, 11/19 and 12/3)ANTHROPOLOGYSSA 201 INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 10:00-12:00PM D245 Reed, JARTHUA 260 BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $30.00 course feeSection L1 T 6:00-9:00PM D416/E432 Bartholomew, RHUA 261 ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: HUA 260Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection L1 T 6:00-9:00PM D416/E432 Bartholomew, RHUA 270 ART FOR THE ELEMENTARY TEACHER4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 W 6:00-10:00PM D417 StaffART STUDIOART 104 OBJECT DRAWING3 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1 MW 9:30-12:00PM D410 Northrop, MART 107 TWO-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN3 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $15 course feeSection 1 T TH 9:30-12:00PM D410 Northrop, M.ART 220 HISTORY OF ART I4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 MW 1:00-3:00PM E442 Northrop, M.ART 240 PAINTING3 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $15.00 course feeSection L1 MW 5:30-8:30PM D413 Bartholomew, RART 252 PASTEL I3 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisite: ART 104 or ART 105 or ART 107 and ART 240Cost: TuitionSection L1 MW 5:30-8:30PM D413 Bartholomew, RFALL SemesterPage 7

FALL SEMESTER 2012ART 253 PASTEL II3 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisite: ART 104 or ART 105 or ART 107 and ART 240 andART 252Cost: TuitionSection L1 MW 5:30-8:30PM D413 Bartholomew, RAUTOMOTIVEVTA 100 INTRODUCTION TO AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1(9/4-12/14)MTWTHF 8:00-10:15AM E119 Braat, TSection 2 M 6:00-9:00PM E119 Braat, TVTA 141 ENGINE DIAGNOSIS AND IGNITION SYSTEMS5 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: VTA 100Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 6:00-9:00PM E119 StaffVTA 146 AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE SYSTEMS4 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: VTA 100Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1(9/4-12/14)MTWTHF 12:00-2:30PM E119Braat, TVTA 245 AUTOMOTIVE VALVE TRAIN & HEADREBUILDING4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: VTA 100Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1(9/4-12/14)MTWTHF 8:00-10:15AM E119 Braat, TBUSINESSBAM 100 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 MW 8:30-10:00AM F457 Keith, LSection 2 T TH 12:30-2:00PM F457 Keith, LBAM 101 COLLEGE SKILLS/PORTFOLIO3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $10.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 8:30-10:00AM F457 Furr, WSection 2 T TH 12:30-2:00PM F465 Furr, WSection 3 T 6:00-9:00PM F457 Furr, WSection 4 MW 10:30-12:00PM G205 Burch, RBAM 103 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement into BAM 103 on Accuplacer, ACT/SATor completion of NSM 052Cost: Tuition + $10.00 course feeSection 1(8/27-11/14)MW 1:00-3:00PM F457 Furr, WBAM 252 INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BAM 100Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 8:30-10:00AM F465 Hass, LBIP 100 KEYBOARDING-INTRODUCTION2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $15.00 course feeSection L1 T TH 10:00-12:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L2 T TH 1:00-3:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L3 M W 6:00-8:00PM E430 StaffBAC 111 CONTEMPORARY BUSINESS & TECHNICALCOMMUNICATION4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 2:00-4:00PM D419 Furr, WBAE 203 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS-MICRO4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073 and test into NSM 117Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 10:00-12:00PM F465 Keith, LSection 2 T 6:00-10:00PM F459 Keith, LBIP 102 KEYBOARDING-REFRESHER2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: BIP 100 or the ability to key 30 words per minutewith 3 or fewer errorsCost: Tuition + $15.00 course feeSection L1 T TH 10:00-12:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L2 T TH 1:00-3:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L3 M W 6:00-8:00PM E430 StaffFALL SemesterPage 8Rollin’ Cafe meal cards availableRollin’ Cafe on the Glen Oaks Concourse offers $10.00 and $20.00punch cards which may be used for breakfast or lunch purchaseson the Concourse in fall and winter semesters. Rollin’ Cafeaccepts cash, but this helps students who don’t carry muchmoney. The punch cards may be purchased at the Rollin’ Cafe.

BIP 121 INTERMEDIATE KEYBOARDING4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: BIP 100 or BIP 102 or successful completion of oneyear of high school keyboarding or EDP 101Cost: Tuition + $40.00 course feeSection L1 T TH 10:00-12:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L2 T TH 1:00-3:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L3 MW 6:00-8:00PM E430 StaffBIP 219 LEGAL TERMINOLOGY2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073, EDP 101 or BIP 121Cost: Tuition + $12.00 course feeSection L1 T TH 10:00-12:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L2 T TH 1:00-3:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L3 M W 6:00-8:00PM E430 StaffBIP 220 ADVANCED KEYBOARDING-EXECUTIVE3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BIP 121, EDP 101 or high school experience andEDP 233Cost: Tuition + $30.00 course feeSection L1 T TH 10:00-12:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L2 T TH 1:00-3:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L3 M W 6:00-8:00PM E430 StaffBIP 221 ADVANCED KEYBOARDING-LEGAL3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BIP 121, EDP 101 or high school experience andEDP 233Cost: Tuition + $30.00 course feeSection L1 T TH 10:00-12:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L2 T TH 1:00-3:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L3 M W 6:00-8:00PM E430 StaffBIP 222 ADVANCED KEYBOARDING-MEDICAL3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BIP 121 and EDP 233Cost: Tuition + $40.00 course feeSection L1 T TH 10:00-12:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L2 T TH 1:00-3:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L3 M W 6:00-8:00PM E430 StaffBIP 230 MACHINE TRANSCRIPTION-LEGAL/EXECUTIVE3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BIP 121 and EDP 101Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection L1 T TH 10:00-12:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L2 T TH 1:00-3:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L3 M W 6:00-8:00PM E430 StaffFALL SemesterPage 9FALL SEMESTER 2012COMMUNICATIONS/ORALCOM 110 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 1:00-2:30PM D235 StaffSection 2 F 12:30-3:30PM D235 StaffCOM 140 GENERAL COMMUNICATIONS: SPEECH3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 10:00-11:30AM D235 StaffSection 2 M W 1:00-2:30PM D235 StaffSection 3 T 6:00-9:00PM D235 StaffCOM 150 PUBLIC SPEAKING3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 F 9:00-12:00PM D235 StaffSection 2 T TH 10:00-11:30AM D235 StaffCOMMUNICATIONS/WRITTENCOM 061,063,071,073 and 074 have the followingcharacteristics:1. Grades-the following grades will be used:CR=Credit-Credit for course, does not affect gradepoint average.IP=In Progress-No credit, student may continueprogress with the instructor the next availablesemester.NC=No Credit-Students will not receive creditbecause of non completion of the courserequirements necessary for the IP grade.2. Graduation-Academic Foundation course credit towardgraduation will depend on the degree or certificate.3. Transferability-These courses generally will nottransfer to 4-year college.Attendance secures your investmentWhen you register for courses at Glen Oaks, you are making aninvestment. Attending classes regularly will not only secure yourinvestment, it is an obligation. Instructors keep attendancerecords.

FALL SEMESTER 2012COM 061 COLLEGE READING I3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Accuplacer reading comprehension score of 20-42and minimum of fifth grade reading levelCost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 10:30-12:00PM F457 Jesaitis, PSection 2 W 6:00-9:00PM F465 Burch, RCOM 063 READING FOR COLLEGE4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Accuplacer reading comprehension score of 43-73and standardized reading testCost: TuitionSection 1 M W 8:00-10:00AM F459 StaffSection 2 M W 1:00-3:00PM F459 Ryno, SSection 3 T TH 1:00-3:00PM D249 StaffSection 4 M W 10:00-12:00PM F459 Ryno, SSection 5 T TH 6:00-8:00PM F465 StaffCOM 071 COLLEGE WRITING I3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Accuplacer WriterPlacer score between 0 and 3 andminimum of fifth grade reading level.Co-requisite: COM 061 unless Accuplacer score is higher than43.Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 4:00-5:30PM D245 Jesaitis, PSection 2 F 8:30-11:30AM F457 StaffCOM 073 ESSENTIAL COLLEGE WRITING I4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Accuplacer WritePlacer score of 4 or WritingSample AssessmentCost: TuitionSection 1 M W 8:00-10:00AM D245 StaffSection 2 T TH 10:00-12:00PM F459 Ryno, SSection 3 T TH 1:00-3:00PM F459 Burch, RSection 4 T TH 3:00-5:00PM F465 StaffSection 5 M W 5:30-7:30PM F459 StaffSection 6 M W 10:00-12:00PM D417 Gave, KCOM 074 ESSENTIAL COLLEGE WRITING II4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Enrollment is limited to students who have receivedan “IP” grade in COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 8:00-10:00AM D245 StaffSection 2 T TH 10:00-12:00PM F459 Ryno, SSection 3 T TH 1:00-3:00PM F465 Burch, RSection 4 T TH 3:00-5:00PM F465 StaffSection 5 M W 5:30-7:30PM F459 StaffSection 6 M W 10:00-12:00PM D417 Gave, KCOM 111 BUSINESS/TECHNICAL COMMUNICATIONS4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Proficiency of language skills on the ACT, SAT,Writing Sample or successful completion of COM 073 and COM074Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 10:00-12:00PM E432 Gave, KCOM 120 ENGLISH LAB1 Credits, 1 ContactsPrerequisite: Level 5 on the AccuplacerCo-requisite: COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 M 1:00-2:00PM 22B Shepard, JSection 2 T 1:00-2:00PM 22B StaffSection 3 W 2:30-3:30PM 22B StaffSection 4 TH 9:00-10:00AM 22B StaffCOM 121 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Proficiency in language skills on the ACT, SAT,Accuplacer, or successful completion of COM 073 or COM 074Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 10:30-12:00PM C331 Shepard, JSection 2 M W 8:30-10:00AM E430 Jesaitis, PSection 3 T TH 10:00-11:30AM E442 Gave, KSection 4 M W 1:00-2:30PM E440 Jesaitis, PSection 5 F 9:00-12:00PM E432 Jesaitis, PSection 6(8/27-10/18) MTWTH 8:30-10:00AM E432 Gave, KSection 7 M 6:30-9:30PM E440 Shepard, JSection 8 M W 10:30-12:00PM E442 Hatfield, LSection 9 T TH 8:30-10:00AM E430 Hatfield, LSection 10(9/4-12/14)T TH 7:43-9:40AM THS StaffCOM 122 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Successful completion of COM 121 with a 2.0 orbetterCost: TuitionSection 1 M W 8:30-10:00AM E440 Hatfield, LSection 2(10/22-12/14) MTWTH 8:30-10:00AM E432 Gave, KSection 3 T TH 10:00-11:30AM E440 Hatfield, LSection 4 T 6:30-9:30PM E442 Shepard, JCOM 126 INTRODUCTION TO CREATIVE WRITING3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 1:00-2:30PM C326 Hatfield, LFALL SemesterPage 10

COMPUTERSEDP 101 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: BIP 100 or test out and placement beyond orsatisfactory completion of COM 063Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 8:00-10:00AM E442 StaffSection 2 M W 1:00-3:00PM E432 Russell, KSection 3 T TH 1:00-3:00PM E442 StaffSection 4 W 6:00-10:00PM E442 StaffSection 5 T TH 4:00-6:00PM E442 StaffSection 6 F 8:30-12:30PM E442 StaffEDP 117 VISUAL BASIC PROGRAMMING FORMICROCOMPUTERS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 101Cost: Tuition + $35.00 course feeSection 1 M W 1:00-2:30PM E430 Conner,KEDP 171 WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 101Cost: Tuition + $35.00 course feeSection 1 M W 10:30-12:00PM E430 StaffEDP 214 PRESENTATION GRAPHICS & PUBLISHING(POWERPOINT/PUBLISHER)3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 101Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection L1 M W 10:00-12:00PM E440 Russell, KEDP 220 COMPUTER TECHNICIAN ESSENTIALS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 101 or permission from the professor/instructorCost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 8:30-10:00AM E430 Conner, KEDP 227 CONCEPTS OF SPREADSHEETS 1-EXCEL2 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 101Cost: Tuition + $45.00 course feeSection L1 M W 10:00-12:00PM E440 Russell, KEDP 233 CONCEPTS OF WORD PROCESSING I (WORD)3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 101Cost: Tuition + $45.00 course feeSection L1 M W 10:00-12:00PM E440 Russell, KFALL SEMESTER 2012EDP 240 INTRODUCTION TO NETWORKING3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 101Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 W 6:00-9:00PM E430 Conner, KEDP 252 WEB PAGE DESIGN I3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 100 and EDP 101Cost: Tuition + $45.00 course feeSection L1 TH 6:30-9:30PM E432Conner, KEDP 253 WEB PAGE DESIGN II3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 252 and EDP 210Cost: Tuition + $45.00 course feeSection L1 TH 6:30-9:30PM E432 Conner, KEDP 254 WEB DESIGN III3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 253Cost: Tuition + $45.00 course feeSection L1 TH 6:30-9:30PM E432 Conner, KEDP 270 PC OPERATING SYSTEMS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 101 or permission of the professor/instructorCost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 11:00-12:30PM E432 Conner, KDRAFTINGVTD 201 APPLIED DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1 T 6:30-9:30PM E440 StaffEDUCATIONSSE 101 EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT I4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: Tuition + $15.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 1:00-3:00PM D250 Grunert, KSSE 110 INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 10:00-12:00PM D250 Grunert, KFALL SemesterPage 11

FALL SEMESTER 2012SSE 120 INTRODUCTION TO EARLY CHILDHOODEDUCATION3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrently enrolled in COM 121Cost: Tuition + $20.00 course feeSection 1 M W 8:30-10:00AM D250 Grunert, KSSE 121 COLLEGE TUTORING1 Credits, 1 ContactsPrerequisite: Permission of the Tutoring and Testing CenterDirectorCost: TuitionSection ISBurch, RSSE 202 EARLY CHILDHOOD CURRICULUM3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: SSE 102 or SSE 101 or SSE 102 or concurrently withSSE 120 or SSE 101 or SSE 102Cost: TuitionSection 1 M 5:00-8:00PM D250 Grunert, KSSE 210 POSITIVE CHILDHOOD GUIDANCE3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 8:30-10:00AM D250 Grunert, KELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGIESEach class is in a lab setting with open entry and open exit.The lab is open on Wednesdays from 6:00PM-10:00PM in E426.VTE110 BASIC ELECTRICITY4 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection L1 W 6:00 – 10:00PM E426 Crouch, CCourse includes the following modules: VTE01A, VTE02A,VTE02B,VTE02C,VTE03A,VTE03B, VTE 03C, VTE03D,VTE03E,VTE03F,VTE03GVTE111 INTRODUCTION TO AC/DC CIRCUITS4 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection L1 W 6:00– 10:00PM E426 Crouch, CCourse includes the following modules: VTE03H, VTE03J,VTE03K, VTE03L, VTE03M, VTE03N, VTE03P, VTE03Q, VTE03R,VTE03SFALL SemesterPage 12VTE119 INTRODUCTION TO THE NATIONAL ELECTRICALCODE4 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection L1 W 6:00 – 10:00PM E426 Crouch, CCourse includes the following modules: VTE04A, VTE04B,VTE04C, VTE04D, VTE04E, VTE04F, VTE04G, VTE04H, VTE04J,VTE04K, VTE04L, VTE04M, VTE04N,VTE04PVTE120 ELECTRICAL MOTOR CONTROLS I4 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection L1 W 6:00-10:00PM E426 Crouch, CCourse includes the following modules: VTE05A, VTE05B,VTE05C, VTE05D, VTE 05E, VTE05F, VTE05G, VTE05H, VTE05J,VTE05K, VTE05LGENERAL STUDIESGEN 102 STUDENT SUCCESS AND COLLEGE SKILLS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 8:30-10:00AM F457 Furr, WSection 2 T TH 12:30-2:00PM F465 Furr, WSection 3 T 6:00-9:00PM F457 Furr, WSection 4 M W 10:30-12:00PM G205 Burch, RGOVERNMENTSSG 110 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT & POLITICALSCIENCE4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrent enrollment in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 1:00-3:00PM D249 Wathen, RHISTORYSSH 101 WESTERN CIVILIZATION I4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrent enrollment in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 12:30-2:30PM D245 Wathen, RSSH 201 U.S. HISTORY I: EUROPEAN COLONIZATION TO18774 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrent enrollment in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 8:00-10:00AM D249 Wathen, RSection 2 T TH 6:00-8:00PM D249 Wathen, R

SSH 202 U.S. HISTORY II: RECONSTRUCTION TO THEPRESENT4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrent enrollment in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 8:00-10:00AM D249 Wathen, RSSH 204 HISTORY OF MICHIGAN4 Credits, ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrently enrolled in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 W 6:00-10:00PM D249 StaffHUMANITIESHUH 101 MODERN CULTURE & THE ARTS4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrently enrolled in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 1:00-3:00PM D417 Reed, JINDUSTRIAL STUDIESVTI 120 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1 M 6:30-9:30PM D418 StaffVTI 151 MANUFACUTURING PROCESSES3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 5:00-6:30PM 22B StaffVTI 163 STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL/TOTALQUALITY MANAGEMENT3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1 TH 6:30-9:30PM D418 StaffINTERNSHIPFALL SEMESTER 2012A course designed to give on-the-job experience that iscommensurate with the student’s career objectives. It is intendedto provide the student with a practical, experiential learningsituation in a supervised professional work environment.Internships vary in required hours but are normally for onesemester after 75% of coursework is completed. Required are aminimum of 135 hours up to 240 hours on-the-job experiencedepending on program requirements, plus participation in adistance learning seminar. All students interested in enrolling inan internship are required to meet with the InternshipCoordinator/Director of Academic Services in the AdministrativeOffice area prior to enrollment.LAW ENFORCEMENTVTL 110 INTRODUCTION TO LAW ENFORCEMENT3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1 W 6:30-9:30PM D245 McNeil, JVTL 211 PREVENTION OF CRIME AND JUVENILEDELINQUENCY3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: VTL 110Cost: TuitionSection 1 M 6:30-9:30PM D245 StaffLITERATUREHUL 110 LITERARY INTERPRETATION4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1(9/4-12/14) M W 7:43-9:40AM THS StaffMATHEMATICSNSM 051, NSM 052 and NSM 053 have the followingcharacteristics:Counselors Are Available to Help YouProfessionally-trained counselors are available for all full-time,part-time and prospective students for planning their educationalprograms. To make an appointment, call theCounseling Office at (269) 294-4246.1. Grades-the following grades will be used:CR=Credit-Credit for course, does not affect gradepoint average.IP=In Progress-No credit, student may continueprogress with the instructor the next availablesemester. The student will have to register to retakethe course, or for the next course, except when anIP is given for NSM 051, NSM 052 or NSM 053.FALL SemesterPage 13Continued on next page

FALL SEMESTER 2012NC=No Credit-Students will not receive creditbecause of non completion of the course requirementsnecessary for the IP grade.2. Graduation-Academic Foundation course credit towardgraduation will depend on the degree or certificate.3. Transferability-These courses generally will nottransfer to 4-year college.NSM 051 BASIC MATHEMATICS4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 8:00-10:00AM D409 Deter, SSection 2 M W 1:00-3:00PM C331 Sandelin, MSection 3 M W 5:30-7:30PM G205 StaffSection 4 T TH 6:00-8:00PM G205 StaffNSM 052 PRE-ALGEBRA4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 051 or placement by AccuplacerCost: TuitionSection 1 M W 8:00-10:00AM D409 Deter, SSection 2 T TH 1:00-3:00PM C331 Sandelin, MSection 3 M W 7:30-9:30PM C331 Sandelin, MNSM 100 INTRODUCTORY ALGEBRA4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 052 or appropriate placement by AccuplacerCost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 10:00-12:00PM D409 Deter, SSection 2 M W 1:00-3:00PM D409 Deter, SSection 3 T TH 5:30-7:30PM D409 Toner, JSection 4 M W 7:30-9:30PM G205 StaffNSM 104 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 100 or placement by AccuplacerCost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 10:00-12:00PM C331 Toner, JSection 2 M W 1:00-3:00PM D417 Barkley, GSection 3 T TH 7:30-9:30PM D409 Toner, JNSM 105 MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS FOR ELEMENTARYTEACHERS4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 100 or appropriate placement based onassessmentCost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 1:00-3:00PM D409 Toner, JNSM 109 MATH FOR TECHNICIANS I3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection L1 T 6:30-9:30PM C331 StaffNSM 117 FINITE MATHEMATICS4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 104 or with 2.0 or greater or placement byAccuplacerCost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1(9/4-12/14) M W 7:43-9:40AM THS StaffNSM 119 MATH FOR TECHNICIANS II3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 109Cost: TuitionSection L1 T 6:30-9:30PM C331 StaffNSM 151 COLLEGE ALGEBRA4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 104 or placement by AccuplacerCost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 M W 5:30-7:30PM C331 Sandelin, MSection 2 T TH 10:00-12:00PM G206 Sandelin, MNSM 161 CALCULUS I & ANALYTIC GEOMETRY4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 151 or placement by AccuplacerCost: TuitionSection 1 M W 8:00-10:00AM C326 Barkley, GNSM 201 INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 104 or placement by AccuplacerCost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 1:00-3:00PM C326 Barkley, GMUSICHUM 150 MUSIC APPRECIATION4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 8:00-10:00AM C331 StaffFALL SemesterPage 14

NURSINGNUR 100 NURSE AIDE6 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $225.00 course feeSection 1 (9/14-10/19)MTWTHF 8:00-12:15PM D239Boutell, N(4 th week clinical off campus. Orientation: 10/15/12, 6-10:45AM;10/16-10/19/12, 6AM-12:30PM)Section 2 (10/22-11/16)MTWTHF 8:00-12:15PM D239Boutell, N(4 th week clinical off campus. Orientation 11/12/12, 6-10:45AM;11/12-11/16/12, 6AM-12:30PM)NUR 111 MEDICAL/SURGICAL NURSING7 Credits, 15 ContactsPrerequisite: Completion of first semester Level I coursesCost: Tuition + $150.00 course feeSection 1 W TH 8:00-10:30AM F205 Lederman, JClinical MTNUR 119 PHARMACOLOGY II2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: NUR 109Cost: Tuition + $30.00 course feeSection 1 TH 1:00-3:00PM F205 Haylett, NSection 2 TH 3:15-5:15PM F205 Haylett, NPHILOSOPHYFALL SEMESTER 2012HUP 210 ETHICS4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite : COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 M 6:00-10:00PM D249 StaffPHYSICAL EDUCATION/ACTIVITYNOTE TO FITNESS/WELLNESS LAB STUDENTS:All NSH 100 students must attend an orientation during the firstweek of the semester. Orientations are held in the DBDA at thetimes and dates listed below.All NSH 104, 105, 107 students must do the orientation on theFitness/Wellness Center Web page and complete the online quizprior to the first workout. Students need to obtain a paperworkpacket in the Fitness/Wellness Center prior to the orientation.All NSH 106 students need to be dressed to work out the firstclass period and be prepared to do an equipment orientation inthe Fitness/Wellness Center on the first day of class.All NSH 106 DL students need to do an equipment orientationprior to the first work out. Come to the Fitness/Wellness Centeron the hour to get an equipment orientation.NUR 131 PEDIATRIC NURSING3 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: Completion of first semester Level I coursesCost: Tuition + $60.00 course feeSection 1 W 10:30-12:30PM F205TH 10:30-11:30AM F205 Owings, DNUR 213 COMPLEX PARENT/CHILD4 Credits, 10 ContactsPrerequisite: Completion of first semester Level II coursesCost: Tuition + $85.00 course feeSection 1 W 3:00-5:00PM F206TH 8:00-10:00AM F206 StaffClinical M or FNUR 215 COMPLEX MEDICAL/SURGICAL4 Credits, 10 ContactsPrerequisite: Completion of first semester Level II coursesCost: Tuition + $100.00 course feeSection 1 W 8:00-11:00AM F206 Haylett, NLab W 11:00-12:00PM F206 Haylett, N.Clinical M or FFALL SemesterPage 15Fitness/Wellness LabThe Fitness/Wellness Center is open the following days andtimes. Students can work out for credit during any of the regularscheduled hours.Monday-ThursdayFriday8:00AM-8:00PM8:00AM-2:00PMNSH 100 FITNESS/WELLNESS 11 Credits, 2.5 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $20.00 course feeSection 1 C323 StaffNSH 104 FITNESS/WELLNESS 21 Credits, 2.5 ContactsPrerequisite: NSH 100 or NSH 106 or workout experienceCost: Tuition + $20.00 course feeSection 1 C323 StaffNSH 105 FITNESS/WELLNESS 31 Credits, 2.5 ContactsPrerequisite: NSH 104Cost: Tuition + $20.00 course feeSection 1 C323 Staff

FALL SEMESTER 2012NSH 106 WELLNESS/LIFESTYLE2 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: Tuition + $20.00 course feeSection 1 M W 8:00-9:30PM B134 Proefrock, SSection 2 M W 1:00-2:30PM B134 StaffSection 3 T TH 8:30-10:00AM B134 StaffSection 4 T TH 1:00-2:30PM B134 Proefrock, SSection 5 T TH 5:00-6:30PM B134 Neil, JNSH 107 FITNESS/WELLNESS 41 Credits, 2.5 ContactsPrerequisite: NSH 105Cost: Tuition + $20.00 course feeSection 1 C323 StaffNSH 119 AEROBICS I1 Credit, 1 ContactPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1(8/3-10/18)T TH 10:00-11:00AM B134 Holtz, L.NSH 120 AEROBICS II1 Credit, 1 ContactPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1(10/22-12/13)T TH 10:00-11:00AM B134 Holtz, L.PHYSICAL EDUCATION/THEORYNSH 210 INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL EDUCATION3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 10:30-12:00PM B134 Proefrock, SNSH 223 THEORY AND PRACTICE OF BASEBALL2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 F 1:00-3:00PM B134 StaffPSYCHOLOGYSSP 101 PSYCHOLOGY4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrent enrollment in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 8:00-10:00AM D418 Worthington, CSection 2 M W 10:00-12:00PM D418 Worthington, CSection 3 T TH 1:00-3:00PM D418 StaffSection 4 F 8:00-12:00PM D418 StaffSection 5 T 6:00-10:00PM D418 Worthington, CSSP 201 PSYCOLOGY & PERSONALITY3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrently enrolled in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 8:30-10:00AM D419 StaffSSP 210 HUMAN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: SSP 101 and COM 121 or concurrently enrolled inCOM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 10:00-12:00PM D249 StaffSection 2 M W 1:00-3:00PM D418 Worthington, CSection 3 W 6:00-10:00PM D418 Worthington, CSection 4 F 8:00-12:00PM D419 StaffRELIGIONHUR 231 COMPARATIVE RELIGION4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 1:00-3:00PM E432 Northrop, MHUR 232 OLD TESTAMENT4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 3:00-5:00PM D249 Shepard, JSCIENCENSA 101 INTRODUCTION TO ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY4 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: ALH 218 or taken concurrentlyCost: Tuition + $15.00 course feeSection 1 MW 6:00-9:00PM G206/G228 Hucko, JFALL SemesterPage 16

FALL SEMESTER 2012NSA 210 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I4 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: Successful completion (grade of 2.0 or better) ofhigh school biology (taken within the last 5 years), NSB 121,COM 121, and high school chemistry or NSC 130Cost: Tuition + $35.00 course feeSection 1 MW 2:00-5:00PM G206/G228 Hartung, RNSE 101 ENVIRONMENT & SOCIETY3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 TWTH 5:00-6:00PM G207 Hucko, JNSA 211 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II4 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: Successful completion (grade of 2.0 or better) inNSA 210Cost: Tuition + $35.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 2:00-5:00PM G206/G228 Hartung, RNSB 121 GENERAL BIOLOGY I4 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063, COM 073 and NSB 120 or one year ofhigh school biology and either NSM 100 or placement into NSM104 or equivalent college courseCost: Tuition + $20.00 course feeSection 1 MTW 8:00-9:00AM G207TH 8:00-10:00AM G226 Hartung, RSection 2 MTW 10:00-11:00AM G207TH 10:00-12:00PM G226 Hucko, JSection 3 TWTH 1:00-2:00PM G206M 1:00-3:00PM G226 Hucko, JSection 4 MWTH 3:00-4:00PM G207M 3:00-5:00PM G226 StaffSection 5 T TH 6:00-8:30PM G207/G226 StaffNSB 230 MICROBIOLOGY4 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: Successful completion (grade of 2.0) of NSB 121,NSB 122, or NSC 133.Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 TWTH 1:00-3:00PM G205/G226 StaffNSC 130 CHEMISTRY4 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisite: High school algebra or NSM 100 or placement intoNSM 104 or equivalent college courseCost: Tuition + $45.00 course feeSection 1 MWTH 11:00-12:00PM G207Lab T 10:00-12:00PM G221 Simmons, SSection 2 MW 6:00-8:30PM G207/ G221 Simmons, SNSC 133 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I4 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: NSC 130 or high school chemistry and either NSM100 or placement into NSM 104 or equivalent college courseCost: Tuition + $45.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 1:15-2:45PM G207Lab W 1:15-4:15PM G221 Simmons, SFALL SemesterPage 17NSG 142 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY4 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: Tuition + $10.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 6:00-8:30PM G206/G228 Barkley, GSOCIOLOGYSSS 120 PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisites: COM 121 or concurrently enrolled in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 10:00-12:00PM D245 Reed, JSection 2 M W 1:00-3:00PM D245 Reed, JSection 3 M 6:00-10:00PM D409 StaffSection 4 (9/4-12/14)T TH 7:43-9:40AM THS StaffSSS 220 MARRIAGE & FAMILY4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 TH 6:00-10:00PM D245 StaffTRUCK DRIVINGTDT 110 TRUCK DRIVER I6 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: Acceptance into the Truck Driving ProgramCost: $1,865 + non-refundable fee of $550Section 1 MTWTHF 8:00AM-5:00PM TBA StaffTDT 111 TRUCK DRIVER II6 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: TDT 110Cost: $2,200Section 1 MTWTHF 8:00AM-5:00PM TBA StaffTDT 112 TRUCK DRIVER III6 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: TDT 111Cost: $2,325Section 1 MTWTHF 8:00AM-5:00PM TBA Staff

FALL SEMESTER 2012TDT 113 TRACTOR-TRAILER OPERATIONS9 Credits, 9 ContactsPrerequisite: Acceptance into the Truck Driving ProgramCost: $2,920 + non-refundable fee of $550Section 1 MTWTHF 8:00AM-5:00PM TBA StaffTDT 114 TRACTOR-TRAILER DRIVING EXPERIENCE9 Credits, 9 ContactsPrerequisite: TDT 113Cost: $3,470Section 1 MTWTHF 8:00AM-5:00PM TBA StaffWELDINGVTW 170 FUNDAMENTALS OF WELDING3 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $80.00 course feeSection L1 W 6:00-10:00PM E113 Romain, JSection L2 W 8:00-12:00PM E113 Romain, JVTW 171 WELDING I3 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: VTW 170Cost: Tuition + $60.00 course feeSection L1 W 6:00-10:00PM E113 Romain, JSection L2 W 8:00-12:00PM E113 Romain, JVTW 172 WELDING II3 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: VTW 171Cost: Tuition + $60.00 course feeSection L1 W 6:00-10:00PM E113 Romain, JSection L2 W 8:00-12:00PM E113 Romain, JVTW 173 WELDING III3 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $60.00 course feeSection L1 W 6:00-10:00PM E113 Romain, JSection L2 W 8:00-12:00PM E113 Romain, JVTW 270 SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING: UPHILL PIPEBASIC3 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: VTW 172Cost: Tuition + $60.00 course feeSection L1 W 6:00-10:00PM E113 Romain, JSection L2 W 8:00-12:00PM E113 Romain, JVTW 271 ADVANCED SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING:UPHILL PIPE3 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: VTW 270Cost: Tuition + $125.00 course feeSection L1 W 6:00-10:00PM E113 Romain, JSection L2 W 8:00-12:00PM E113 Romain, JVTW 272 GAS TUNGSTON ARC WELDING: PIPE/TUBING3 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: VTW 170 or VTW 173Cost: Tuition + $60.00 course feeSection L1 W 6:00-10:00PM E113 Romain, JSection L2 W 8:00-12:00PM E113 Romain, JWORLD LANGUAGESHUF 161 SPANISH I4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 10:00-12:00PM D419 StaffSection 2 TH 6:00-10:00PM D417 StaffHUF 162 SPANISH II4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: HUF 161, two years of high school Spanish orpermission of the instructor/professorCost: TuitionSection 1 M W 10:00-12:00PM D417 StaffVTW 174 BUTT JOINT WELDING3 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: VTW 172Cost: Tuition + $60.00 course feeSection L1 W 6:00-10:00PM E113 Romain, JSection L2 W 8:00-12:00PM E113 Romain, JVTW 178 ADVANCED BUTT JOINT WELDING3 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Permission of professor/instructorCost: Tuition + $60.00 course feeSection L1 W 6:00-10:00PM E113 Romain, JSection L2 W 8:00-12:00PM E113 Romain, JGlen Oaks is a Smoke-Free CampusThe college indoor facilities and outdoor areas are smokefree.This includes all outdoor areas adjacent to the buildings(athletic fields and areas where employees may work). The oneexception is the personal enclosed vehicles of students andemployees. People may smoke inside their cars. This policy appliesto all employees, students and visitors. Persons not complying arein violation of the Dr. Ron Davis Free Air Law of 2009 and Glen OaksSmoking Policy 2.5.FALL SemesterPage 18

FALL SEMESTER 2012Online Distance Learning classes offerconvenience for busy, working peopleOnline courses provide more than justgeographical access. Many students find a job and familyresponsibilities prevent them from attending classes oncampus. Online coursework can be scheduled at a timethat is convenient to each individual student. Bring classesto your home or work!For more information: Contactdistancelearning@glenoaks.edu or (269) 294-4308or toll-free (888) 994-7818 Ext. 308.Distance Learning Fall 2012 Offerings:CourseFacultyALH 103 NutritionStaffALH 218 Medical Terminology Luczek, B.ALH 250 Medical Law & Ethics Purvis, D.BAA 100 Fundamentals of Accounting Hass, L.BAA 111 Principles of Accounting Hass, L.BAC 111 Contemporary Businessand Technical Communications Furr, W.BAD 151 Fundamentals of Selling Keith, L.BAD 251 Principles of Marketing Keith, L.BAM 100 Introduction of Business Keith, L.BAM 103 Business Mathematics Furr, W.BAE 203 Principles of Economics -MICROStaffBAM 252 Introduction toManagement Keith, L.COM 120 English LabStaffCOM 121 English Composition I Gave, K.COM 121 DL2 EnglishComposition I -Section 2 Hatfield, L.COM 122 English Composition II Gave, K.COM 122 DL2 EnglishComposition II - Section 2 Ryno, S.COM 150 Public Speaking - Section 2 McNamara, M.*On Campus Meeting Dates: 9/6, 10/4, 11/1 & 11/29in the DBDA from 6-9 p.m.Study with Distance Learning classes anytime and anywhere.Students report they do coursework during the lunch our, workbreaks or even after the children go to bed.COM 150 DL2 Public Speaking -Section 2 McNamara, M*On Campus Meeting Dates: 9/7, 10/5, 11/2 & 11/30in the Nora Hagen Theatre from 9 a.m.-12 noon.EDP 100 Using the Internet Conner, K.EDP 101 Introduction to Computers& Software Conner, K.HUM 150 Music Appreciation StaffHUR 231 Comparative Religion Northrop, M.NSA 101 Introduction to Anatomy& PhysiologyStaffNSB 120 Biology Hucko, J.NSH 106 Wellness & Lifestyle Proefrock, S.NSH 212 Coaching Principles Proefrock, S.SSP 101 Psychology Worthington, C.SSP 210 Human Growth& Development Worthington, C.SSP 220 Abnormal Psychology Worthington, C.SSP 260 Social Psychology StaffSSS 120 SociologyStaffFALL SemesterPage 19

2012 Distinguished AlumniBruce Gosling found educational foundation at GOCCGlen Oaks Community College could well be BruceGosling’s home away from home. The 1978 graduate has beentied to the St. Joseph County center of higher learning since hewas eight-years-old when he remembers helping his fatherunpack lab equipment in the college’s first temporary WhitePigeon location. David Gosling was among the first instructorsat Glen Oaks Community College. His mother, Marilyn, was thecollege librarian for many years and Christopher, his brother, alsograduated from Glen Oaks. Later Bruce’s three childrengraduated from Glen Oaks. Today, Bruce, a Certified PublicAccountant employed by Norman and Paulsen, P.C. is a memberof the Board of Trustees of Glen Oaks Community College.His ties to Glen Oaks will be cemented more with theannouncement that Bruce Gosling has been named the 2012Distinguished Alumni of the Year. “I have always felt that GlenOaks was instrumental in my life as a whole and is an invaluableasset to our communities. In my case, Glen Oaks gave me theacademic foundation and confidence to complete my Bachelor ofScience degree in Business Administration at Tri-StateUniversity,” said Gosling.Bruce Gosling is a lifelong St. Joseph County resident.He was born in Sturgis, graduated from Sturgis High School in1976, received his Associates of Science degree from Glen Oaksin 1978 receiving the Wall Street Journal Award for outstandingbusiness student and received his Bachelor of Science degreefrom Tri-State in 1980. He married Leslie on January 1, 1984 andthey reside in the home near Klinger Lake built by hisgrandparents in 1932. They have three children: Tamara, Joshuaand Megan. Gosling has been employed by Norman andPaulsen, P.C. since September, 1980. He passed the UniformCertified Public Accounting Exam on the first sitting inNovember, 1980, and has been an equity holder in the firm sinceJanuary 1, 1990. Gosling is a member of the American Institute ofPublic Accountants, Michigan Association of Certified PublicAccountants, and the National Association of CertifiedValuation Analysts. He was named among the “OutstandingYoung Men of America in 1982.”Locally, Gosling is a member of the Sturgis KiwanisClub since 1990, serving as Secretary since 2004. He is a pastPresident of the Sturgis Exchange Club, a Sturgis Salvation ArmyAdvisory Board member, Treasurer since 1983, and Secretary/Treasurer since 2007. Gosling is a member of the First UnitedMethodist Church where he has served as AdministrativeCouncil Chair, Memorials Committee Chair, and currently asFinance Committee Chair. He is a founding member andTreasurer of the Board of the Sturgis Neighborhood Program,past Treasurer for the St. Joseph County Conservation andSportsman Club, past Treasurer for the Sturgis HistoricalSociety, a Camp Commander and Treasurer in the Sons of UnionVeterans of the Civil War, and, of course, a Glen OaksCommunity College Board of Trustee since 2003, re-elected in2009, and currently serving as Treasurer.Page 20Bruce S.A. Gosling, CPAGosling feels Glen Oaks Community College offers anextreme value to local students: “As one of those who workedtheir way through college, resources were tight and options werelimited. Glen Oaks provided me with a high quality education atan affordable rate that allowed me to save my money and be ableto finish my degree at Tri-State (now Trine) University,” he said.Dr. Gary Wheeler, President of Glen Oaks CommunityCollege, said, “One of the hallmarks of community colleges isthat our graduates go on to succeed locally and to strengthenour local communities. Bruce Gosling is someone that Glen Oaksand St. Joseph County can be proud to call ‘one of our own,’and our Distinguished Alumni Award recognizes this.”Business courses transfer. Visit with yourcounselor to check transfer programs.Business professors at Glen Oaks Community College remindeveryone that transfer agreements and cooperation with colleges anduniversities make it possible to transfer most business-related classes.This assures that students can begin their educational programs at GlenOaks for specialized or advanced degrees for a transfer institutionwithout loss of time or credit. Glen Oaks graduates have successfullytransferred to over 350 colleges and universities.

Continuing Education & Training Programs2013 Study AbroadTour to Ireland PlannedProfessor Jeanne Reed reports the 2013 Study Abroad tour isscheduled for Ireland. “We had many people asking about a return to Irelandso that is our plan for the 2013 Study Abroad Tour. The 12 day tour is opento both students and the public and will include Shannon, Killarney, Cork,Dublin and Belfast,” said Reed.Ireland’s extensive history and deep-rooted culture will come alivewith the journey to County Kerry, Cork and Dublin where travelers witnessthe legacies of saints, writers and the revolutionaries of the Irish War ofIndependence. The Study Abroad group will see the Book of Kells at TrinityCollege and take walking tours that focus on the 1916 Rebellion.The Irish Heritage Tour begins with an overnight flight to Shannon,Ireland and a welcome to the Emerald Isle. Coastal trips, the KillarneyNational Park, Ring of Kerry, Bog Village Museum, Blarney Castle, a day tourof Cork, the beautiful National Stud Farm, sights of Dublin, St. Patrick’sCathedral, Bushmills Distillery and the sights of Belfast.This exciting class tour travels in mid-May in cooperation withEducational First Tours. Those interested in more information should contactProfessor Jeanne Reed at (269) 294-4257 or jreed@glenoaks.eduPage 21

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Preliminary WINTER 2013(NOTE: This schedule is preliminary and is a list of expected courses for the semester)ACCOUNTINGBAA 100 FUNDAMENTALS OF ACCOUNTINGBAA 109 PAYROLL ACCOUNTINGBAA 111 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTINGBAA 112 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING IIBAA 113 QUICKBOOKSBAA 202 PERSONAL INCOME TAX ACCOUNTINGBAA 204 SMALL BUSINESS ACCOUNTINGBAA 207 ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTSBAA 210 INCOME TAX ACCOUNTINGBAA 211 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTINGBAA 213 COST ACCOUNTINGALLIED HEALTHALH 103 NUTRITIONALH 205 PHARMACOLOGY FOR ALLIED HEALTHALH 218 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGYALH 222 DISEASE CONDITIONSALH 233 ADMINSTRATIVE II-ADVANCED MEDICAL OFFICEPROCEDURESALH 236 MEDICAL ASSISTANT CLINICAL IIALH 238, 281, 285 ALLIED HEALTH EXTERNSHIPALH 250 MEDICAL LAW & ETHICSANTHROPOLOGYSSA 201 INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGYARTART 221 HISTORY OF ART IIART 240 PAINTINGART 244 OIL PAINTING IART 245 OIL PAINTING IIHUA 100 ART APPRECIATIONHUA 260 BASIC PHOTOGRAPHYHUA 261 ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHYWinter 2013 ScheduleClasses Begin Jan. 7, 2013Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Jan. 21,2013Faculty In-Service Feb. 12, 2013Winter Break Day Feb. 27, 2013Spring Break March 11-15, 2013Winter Break Day March 28, 2013Good Friday March 29, 2013Classes End May 3, 2013Graduation May 3, 2013ART STUDIOART 105 DRAWING STUDIOAUTOMOTIVEVTA 100 INTRODUCTION TO AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIANVTA 141 ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS & IGNITION SYSTEMSVTA 142 FUEL & EXHAUST SYSTEMSVTA 146 AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE SYSTEMSBUSINESSBAC 111 CONTEMPORARY BUSINESS AND TECHNICALCOMMUNICATIONSBAD 251 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETINGBAE 204 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS-MACROBAM 100 INTRODUTION TO BUSINESSBAM 101 COLLEGE SKILLS/PORTFOLIOBAM 103 BUSINESS MATHBAM 205 BUSINESS STATISTICSBAM 251 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIORBAM 252 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS MANAGEMENTBAM 271 INTERNSHIP-BUSINESSBIP 100 KEYBOARDING-INTRODUCTIONBIP 102 KEYBOARDING-REFRESHERBIP 121 INTERMEDIATE KEYBOARDING/WORD IBIP 219 LEGAL TERMINOLOGYBIP 220 ADVANCED KEYBOARDING –EXECUTIVEBIP 221 ADVANCED KEYBOARDING-LEGALBIP 222 ADVANCED KEYBOARDING-MEDICALBIP 230 MACHINE TRANSCRIPTION-LEGAL/EXECUTIVEBIP 245 OFFICE PROCEDURESCOMMUNICATIONS/ORALCOM 140 GENERAL COMMUNICATIONS: SPEECHCOM 150 PUBLIC SPEAKINGCOMMUNICATIONS/WRITTENCOM 063 READING FOR COLLEGECOM 071 COLLEGE WRITING ICOM 073 ESSENTIALS OF COLLEGE WRITINGCOM 074 ESSENTIALS OF COLLEGE WRITING IICOM 110 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATIONSCOM 111 BUSINESS/TECHNICAL COMMUNICATIONSCOM 120 ENGLISH LABCOM 121 ENGLISH COMPOSITION ICOM 122 ENGLISH COMPOSITION IICOM 126 INTRODUCTION TO CREATIVE WRITINGPreliminary WINTERPage 24

Preliminary WINTER 2013COMPUTERSEDP 100 USING THE INTERNETEDP 101 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERSEDP 214 PRESENTATION GRAPHICS & PUBLISHING(POWERPOINT)EDP 224 COMPUTER TECHNICIAN ESSENTIALS IIEDP 227 CONCEPTS OF SPREADSHEETS LEVEL IIEDP 233 WORD PROCESSING I (WORD)EDP 245 NETWORK SECURITYEDP 252 WEB PAGE DESIGN IEDP 253 WEB PAGE DESIGN IIEDP 254 WEB DESIGN & PROGRAMMING IIIDRAFTINGVTD 215 COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTINGVTD 216 ADVANCED COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTINGVTD 217 3D MODELING (INVENTOR)EDUCATIONSSE 102 EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT II:3-8 YEARSSSE 122 TUTOR LEARNING DISABILITIESSSE 203 ADMINISTRATION EARLY CHILDHOODPROGRAMSSSE 210 POSITIVE CHILDHOOD GUIDANCESSE 271 INTERNSHIP I-EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGIESVTE 110 BASIC ELECTRICITYVTE 111 INTRODUCTION TO AC/DC CIRCUITSVTE 119 INTRODUCTION TO THE NATIONAL ELECTRICALCODEVTE 120 ELECTRICAL MOTOR CONTROLS IGOVERNMENTSSG 110 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT & POLITICALSCIENCESSG 111 STATE & LOCAL GOVERNMENTHISTORYSSH 101 WESTERN CIVILIZATION I: ANCIENT WORLD-1715SSH 102 WESTERN CIVILIZATION II: EUROPE 1700-PRESENTSSH 201 US HISTORY I: EUROPEAN COLONIZATION-1877SSH 202 US HISTORY IIHUMANITIESHUH 101 MODERN CULTURE & THE ARTSINDUSTRIAL STUDIESVTI 106 BASIC INDUSTRIAL COMMUNICATIONSVTI 151 MANUFACTURING PROCESSESLAW ENFORCEMENTVTL 111 POLICE ADMINISTRATIONVTL 120 CRIMINOLOGYLITERATUREHUL 233 CHILDREN’S LITERATUREMATHEMATICSNSM 051 BASIC MATHEMATICSNSM 052 PRE-ALGEBRANSM 100 INTRODUCTORY ALGEBRANSM 104 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRANSM 109 MATH FOR TECHNICIANS INSM 117 FINITE MATHEMATICSNSM 119 MATH FOR TECHNICIANS IINSM 151 COLLEG ALGEBRANSM 162 CALCULUS II & ANALYTICAL GEOMETRYMUSICHUM 150 MUSIC APPRECIATIONNURSINGNUR 100 NURSE AIDENUR 112 MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSINGNUR 129 PHARMACOLOGY IIINUR 130 MATERNITY NURSINGNUR 201 HEALTH CARE ETHICSNUR 214 COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH NURSINGNUR 216 LEADERSHIP IN NURSINGNUR 217 COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSINGPHILOSOPHYHUP 210 ETHICSPHYSICAL EDUCATION/ACTIVITYNSH 100 FITNESS/WELLNESS 1NSH 104 FITNESS/WELLNESS 2NSH 105 FITNESS/WELLNESS 3NSH 106 WELLNESS/ LIFESTYLENSH 107 FITNESS/WELLNESS 4PHYSICAL EDUCATION/THEORYNSH 212 COACHING PRINCIPLESNSH 232 SPORTS OFFICIATING-BASEBALL/SOFTBALLPreliminary WINTERPage 25

Preliminary WINTER 2013PSYCHOLOGYSSP 101 PSYCHOLOGYSSP210 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENTSSP 220 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGYSSP 250 HUMAN SEXUXALITYSSP 260 SOCIAL PSYCOLOGYRELIGIONHUR 231 COMPARATIVE RELIGIONSCIENCENSA 101 INTRODUCTION TO ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGYNSA HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY INSA 211 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY IINSA 212 PATHOPHYSIOLOGYNSB 120 BIOLOGYNSB 121 GENERAL BIOLOGY INSB 122 GENERAL BIOLOGY IINSB 230 MICROBIOLOGYNSC 130 CHEMISTRYNSC GENERAL CHEMISTRY IINSE 101 ENVIRONMENT & SOCIETYNSG 145 PHYSICAL GEOLOGYNSP 151 GENERAL PHYSICS INSP 152 GENERAL PHYSICS I LABSOCIOLOGYSSS 120 PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGYSSS 121 MODERN SOCIAL PROBLEMSSSS 220 MARRIAGE & FAMILYTRUCK DRIVINGTDT 110 TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING SEGMENT ITDT 111 TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING SEGMENT IITDT 112 TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING SEGMENT IIITDT 113 TRACTOR TRAILER OPERATIONSTDT 114 TRACTOR-TRAILER DRIVING EXPERIENCEOnline Distance Learning -Preliminary Winter ClassesBelow are the online courses expected to be offeredin the Winter 2013 Semester at Glen Oaks:CourseFacultyALH 103 NutritionStaffALH 218 Medical Terminology Luczek, B.BAA 100 Fundamentals of Accounting Hass, L.BAA 111 Principles of Accounting Hass, L.BAC 111 Contemporary Business/Technical Communications Furr, W.BAD 251 Principles of Marketing Keith, L.BAM 100 Introduction of Business Keith, L.BAM 103 Business Mathematics Furr, W.BAM 252 Introduction to Management Keith, L.COM 120 English LabStaffCOM 121 English Composition I Gave, K.COM 122 English Composition II Gave, K.EDP 100 Using the Internet Conner, K.EDP 101 Introduction to Computers& Software Conner, K.HUM 150 Music AppreciationStaffHUR 231 Comparative Religion Northrop, M.NSA 101 Introduction to Anatomy& PhysiologyStaffNSA 212 PathophysiologyStaffNSB 120 Biology Hucko, J.NSH 106 Wellness & Lifestyle Proefrock, S.NSH 212 Coaching Principles Proefrock, S.SSG 110 American Government& PoliticsStaffSSP 101 Psychology Worthington, C.SSP 210 Human Growth & Development Worthington, C.SSP 220 Abnormal Psychology Worthington, C.SSP 260 Social PsychologyStaffSSS 120 SociologyStaffSSS 121 Modern Social Problems StaffSSS 220 Marriage & Family Living StaffWELDINGVTW 170 FUNDEMENTALS OF WELDINGVTW 171 WELDING IVTW 172 WELDING IIVTW 173 WELDING IIIVTW 174 BUTT JOINT WELDINGVTW 178 ADVANCED BUTT JOINT WELDINGVTW 270 SHIELDED METALARC WELDING:PIPE UPHILLVTW 272 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING:PIPE/TUBINGWORLD LANGUAGESHUF 125 SPANISH FOR HEALTH CARE WORKERSHUF 161 SPANISH IHUF 162 SPANISH IIHUF 261 SPANISH IVCareer planning tool availableGlen Oaks Community College students now have freeaccess to a valuable career planning tool. The interactive careerexploration and education planning system is known as “CareerDimensions” and offers a comprehensive analysis of interests,values, skills, and personality. The analysis helps guide peopletoward a career that suits them. To learn more about this program,contact the Counseling Office in Student Services at (269) 294-4246.Preliminary WINTERPage 26

Continued from front cover:Our goal: Your successOpportunities for academic assistance take many formsat Glen Oaks.First and foremost, if you feel you are slipping andhaving difficulty in a course, meet with the instructor and talkabout it. A bit of one-on-one time to clarify some material may bewhat is needed?Glen Oaks also offers peer tutoring in the Tutoring andTesting Center (TTC). Peer tutors are selected for theircommunications skills and excellence in specific academic areas.Many tutors are certified through the College Reading andLearning Association. The TTC is open 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.Monday through Thursday and 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Fridays.A schedule may be arranged to assist you with the coursematerial. The TTC also offers tips on note taking, methods ofstudying, taking tests and quizzes. This is a free service manystudents take advantage of while at GOCC. Stop in the TTC andcomplete a tutor request sheet.Another way to achieve success is involvement inTRiO Student Support Services. The SSS program is fundedthrough the U.S. Department of Education and is open toAmericans, regardless of race, ethnic background or economiccircumstances. The many services of TRiO SSS are designed toprovide help to low-income, first-generation and disabledstudents who are working toward graduation from Glen Oaks ortransferring to a four-year institution. The programs helpstudents of all ages reach their goals of post-secondaryeducational success. The goals of SSS are to increase students’graduation, transfer, and retention rates. Eligible studentsaccepted in SSSP may receive academic tutoring, early courseselection, financial aid information, FAFSA help, academicadvising, personal counseling, transfer advising, enrichmentactivities, computer instruction, study groups, study/test takingskills, college visits, potential scholarships and more. For moreinformation and an application, contact Jennifer Buikema,Program Director at (269) 294-4324.Closing due to weather or other emergencyWhen inclement weather or an emergency warrants thepossibility of closing day and/or evening classes at Glen OaksCommunity College, the following procedure is implemented. ThePresident, after consulting with the Director of Buildings andGrounds, Dean of Teaching and Learning, and local law enforcementauthorities, will make the decision on whether or not tobegin classes later in the day or cancel school. Notification of thedecision is generally made by 6:00 a.m. over radio stationsWLKM (96FM), WBET (99.3FM/1230AM), WNWN (98.5FM),WNDU (U93FM and Channel 16), WKFR (103.3FM), WLKI(100FM), WRKR (107.7FM) and WMEE (97.3FM) and televisionstation WWMT (Kalamazoo, Channel 3) and WOOD-TV (GrandRapids, Channel 8). Notification will also be placed on the GlenOaks website: www.glenoaks.edu Students may also sign upwith the Phone Alert system on campus. It is often difficult to getan accurate report on the weather conditions overall. In the finalanalysis, students should use their best judgment regardingdriving to campus.Page 27Graduate Rate Survey -Student Right to KnowSTUDENT COHORT: 2008 Fall - 194Cohort Group Fall, 2008 - First Time/Full Time Degree/CertificateSeeking Students (As reported to IPEDS using Cohort 2008 duefor 2011-12 IPEDS Reporting - adjusted).* 2008 Cohort Graduation Rate:(Completers with 100% of Normal Time) 15%* 4-Year Average Student-Right-to-KnowCompletion or Graduation Rate Calculation(Total Completers within 150%/AdjustedCohort) 21%* 4-Year Average Student-Right-to-KnowTransfer Out Rate Calculation(Total Transfer-out Students/Adjusted Cohort) 25%REPORT INFORMATION:4-Year Average Rates found on IPEDS report, last page.Available through the Office of the Registrar are the following:-Glen Oaks’ full statistical report, with ethnicity, gender andprogram breakdowns.-Complete definitions and date delineations, which are part of thefull report.- All information required by lthe Student-Right-to-Knowlegislation.- Information on the student cohorts back to Fall, 1991.BRIEF DEFINITIONS:The Student Cohort contains all students who:1. Enrolled for the first time in the indicated semester.2. Took 12 or more credit hours of course work in their first Fallsemester/term (identified as full-time) or less than 12 credit hoursof coursework in their first Fall semester/term (identified as parttime).3. Indication they are seeking a Certificate or Degree.4. Are enrolled in majors that have a certificate or degree awardedat the completion of an equivalent number of credit hours.-”Transferred students” are those we are aware of who havechanged their enrollment to another institution.- “Still attending” includes all students who are enrolled for atleast 1 credit hour in the reporting semester/term indicated andare not counted in any other category.- Graduation Rate (Graduated) (Initial Cohort-Transferred).- 150% Time Period is set by the Federal Government at three (3)semesters for one-year certificate programs, six (6) semesters fortwo-year certificate/degree programs.Note: This counts two (2) semesters per year as a normal lead.- Unduplicated Count - This report represents an unduplicatedcount by category of students in the cohort. If a student can becounted in more than one category, they are ONLY in the lowestnumber category listed (i.e. graduated takes priority overtransferred).

TRiO Student Support Services ProgramThe Student Support Services Program (SSS) is part ofTRiO and is funded by the U.S. Department of Education. Theprogram is designed to provide services to first generationcollege students, income-eligible, and/or disabled students whoare working toward graduating from Glen Oaks CommunityCollege or transferring to a four-year institution.The goals of SSS at Glen Oaks Community College areto increase students’ graduation, transfer, and retention rates.SSS also helps encourage students’ academic success bycreating opportunities for academic, personal, and culturaldevelopment.So far, SSS has provided several fun, uniqueopportunities for the program students including a trip toChicago, Student Leadership Conferences, and campus tours offour-year colleges including Western Michigan University,Indiana University South Bend and Eastern Michigan University.SSS also holds workshops each month on a variety of topicsincluding completing the FAFSA, study skills, transferring,financial literacy, parenting, and stress management.Fitness Center open toall Glen Oaks studentsSince a Fitness/Wellness Center fee is now included inthe student general fee, students need only a valid Student IDCard for access to the Fitness/Wellness Center located on theconcourse level of the college. .The Center is equipped with a variety of cardiovascularequipment as well as weight machines and free weights. TheCenter employs a highly-trained staff that is friendly,knowledgeable, and prepared to provide assistance to allstudents and patrons.The Center recently added five Matrix treadmills, threeMatrix stationary bikes and an Octane Elliptical. More upgradesare planned for the Fall Semester, including new member uselockers, weight machines, free weights and fresh paint.Director Lea Green said students are encouraged to usethe Center and start a health and fitness program, maintain fitnesslevels, and cope in a positive way to the stress of college classes.The Fitness Center is open Monday through Thursday8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and is closed onSaturday and Sunday. The hours are reduced during the summer.The Center is generally closed when the college is closed and forholidays.So You Know...College policies and procedures regarding equalopportunity, grievance procedures, campus security,alcohol/drugs, student code of conduct, bulletin boarduse, student concern procedures, policy on campusunrest, dissent, protest are all available in the annual GlenOaks Community College Catalog found at the Glen Oakswebsite: www.glenoaks.eduBelow is a list of services available to SSS students:• Priority registration• Assistance in course selection/academic advising• Program planning• Financial aid information• Help completing the FAFSA• Transfer advising• Personal counseling• Computer instruction (Basic skills in Word, Excel,PowerPoint, saving files, using a mouse, etc.)• Study groups• Career exploration• Personality assessment• Volunteer opportunities• 4-year college visits• TRiO SSS Scholarships• Cultural enrichment activities - plays, museums, artevents, etc.• Workshops and one-on-one help in test taking, notetaking, study skills financial literacy/budgeting, resumewriting, scholarship essay writing, research methods,intro to college information, parenting and stressmanagement.For more information about the program, or to fill out anapplication, stop by Student Services, call, e-mail, or visit ourwebsite.Contact Information:Phone: (269) 294-4324E-mail: sssprogram@glenoaks.eduWebsite: http://www.glenoaks.edu/connect/trioFind us on Facebook: TRiO Student Support Services at GOCCLeave the driving to SJCTASt. Joseph County’s bus service has the ability to bring youto and pick you up from Glen Oaks Community College. Thebuses transport people from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (Saturday 7a.m. to 5 p.m.). The fee is $4.00 each way for Glen Oaksstudents with student ID. The “That’s My Ride” reducedfare program from Glen Oaks at 2:45 p.m is $2.00. Emergencyannouncements about closing for any reason will be postedon radio and television. For definite information and to besure of the current schedule call the transportation office at273-7808 or 1-800-964-5700. (Rates subject to change).Page 28