Class Schedule - Glen Oaks Community College

FALL 2013 SemesterClass Schedulewww.glenoaks.eduFall classes start Aug. 26, 2013Visual Arts at the OaksExplore.Discover.Achieve.Plan ahead and prepare your Glen Oaks schedule now.Inside you will find course listings, dates and times for both Spring/Summer andFall, 2013. You will also find registration information, academic calendars, DistanceLearning courses, Business Services and Continuing Education classes and activities.Call or visit the College soon.Phone (269) 467-9945 or 1-(888) 994-7818Online registration for returning students begins April 8; On-Campus registration for all students begins April 15.Page 1

Programs of StudyBusiness, Management, Marketing &TechnologyCertificatesAccountingComputer Information SystemsComputer Support TechnicianDatabase ProgrammingManagement/MarketingManagement/SupervisionMedical Administrative SpecialistWeb Page DesignAssociate of Applied Science in Business(with emphasis in one of the following):AccountingComputer Information SystemsComputer Support TechnicianDatabase ProgrammingManagement/MarketingManagement/SupervisionMedical Administrative SpecialistWeb Page DesignTransfer Associate DegreeBusinessEngineering/Manufacturing & IndustrialTechnologyCertificatesAutomotive ServiceAutomotive TechnicianElectrical TechnologiesTruck Driver TrainingAssociate of Applied Science in Technology(with emphasis in one of the following):Automotive ServiceAutomotive TechnicianElectrical TechnologiesTruck Driver TrainingTransfer Associate DegreesArts or ScienceGeneral StudiesHealth ScienceCertificatesHealth Care WorkerMedical AssistantMedical Administrative SpecialistPhlebotomy TechnicianPractical Nursing (Level I Nursing)Associate of Applied Science in Nursing (Registered Nurse)Associate of Applied Science in Allied Health(with emphasis in one of the following):Health Care WorkerMedical AssistantMedical Administrative SpecialistPhlebotomy TechnicianPractical Nursing (Level II Nursing)Transfer Associate DegreesArtsScienceGeneral StudiesHuman ServicesCertificateEarly Childhood EducationTransfer Associate DegreesGeneral StudiesArtsScienceArts & CommunicationTransfer Associate DegreesAssociate of Arts in Visual Arts: Emphasis in Fine ArtAssociate of Arts in Visual Arts: Emphasis in Graphic DesignAssociate of Arts in Visual Arts: Emphasis in Commercial PhotographyGeneral StudiesInternational StudiesArtsScienceNatural Resources & AgriscienceTransfer Associate DegreesArtsScienceGeneral StudiesNONDISCRIMINATION STATEMENT It is the policy of Glen Oaks Community College that no discriminatory practicesbased on gender/sex, race, religion, color, age, national origin, disability, height, weight or any other status covered by federal,state or local law be allowed in providing instructional opportunities, programs, services, employment or in policies governingstudent conduct and attendance. Any person believing that Glen Oaks Community College or any part of the organization hasengaged in a discriminatory practice should contact the Civil Rights Coordinator at 62249 Shimmel Rd., Centreville, MI 49032;(269) 467-9945 or (888) 994-7818.Page 2

www.glenoaks.eduVisual Arts at the Oaks 4Fall Schedule 6Fall Distance Learning Classes 17Registering for Classes 18Tuition and Fees 19Financial Aid 20New Student Orientation Dates 21Student Support Services 22-23Business Services/Teaching Tools 27Career Training/Instructor Facilitated 28-29Spring/Summer Courses - Open from back coverDirections to Campus - Inside Back CoverSpring/Summer Schedule SS4Campus Map SS10Check with your advisor to discuss the newMobile Phone Application Development programStudents will soon have the opportunity to begin a certificate program thatwill provide them with the knowledge to develop and create mobile apps forelectronic devices such as mobile phones and iPads.Mobile technology is changing theway we live and do business. The newMobile Phone Application Developmentprogram is designed to provide studentswith an introduction to the mobilephone applications market. Studentswill be trained in building, testing andmarketing their Android and iPhoneapplications in this fast growing careerarea.Graduates of the certificate programwill be working in positions within abusiness to help make their websitesuser friendly for the smaller mobiledevice screens —tablets and mobilephones.New classes this year...EDP 130 - Introduction to HTML5 - anintroduction and overview of HTML5 syntaxapplied to web and mobile applications. Studentswill learn the HTML5 tag and attributes for weband mobile devices, and how to use them withCascading Style Sheets and JavaScript/JScript tobuild web applications. Students will also learnhow to use HTML5 with other specifications likemicroformats, microdata, WebSockets, web storageor Geolocation.EDP 132 - Programming in Java - An introductoryprogramming course using the Java programminglanguage. Students will learn programming logicand design using an object-oriented language, andthe core syntax of the Java language. Concentratingon good programming practices and writing smallcomputer programs, students will gain a solidfoundation to apply to further Java studies.Page 3

Students attendingGlen Oaks CommunityCollege will now havethe option of studyinga new associate degreeprogram that will offerthree different choices ofemphasis in the visual arts.Beginning with the fall2013 semester, GOCC willoffer an Associate of Artsin Visual Arts degree withemphasis in three differentareas: Fine Art, GraphicDesign and CommercialPhotography.According to MichaelNorthrop, GOCC professorof art, program development hasbeen in the works for some time.“We put together a team of designprofessionals, local businessrepresentatives, faculty andstudents from GOCC,” saysNorthrop. “Over the past twoPage 4New Visual ArtsThree new programs prepare studentsAlthough formal training is not required,those who earn a bachelor’s or master’sdegree in fine arts, can improve their skillsand job prospects according to the Bureauof Labor Statistics.Artists have an imagination and passion for creativity. Theyhave an eye for beauty and express their feelings throughtheir work.years, we held a series of meetingsto discuss different art programpossibilities and we began toidentify different needs in thevisual arts.”Northrop says the team researchedthe demand for visual artprograms, while takinginto considerationprograms offeredthrough other schools,the strengths of theexisting fine artsprogram and the spacerequirements that wouldbe necessary to start theprogram.“In particular, the St. JosephCounty Intermediate SchoolDistrict had a tremendous amountof interest in the graphic designprogram, and was interested inteaming up with us to be ableto offer it through the Careerand Technical Educationofferings,” says Northrop.“Career Technical Educationin St. Joseph County isalways working to meet theneeds of the students in ourlocal districts,” says GinnyKowalski, director of CTEfor the St. Joseph CountyIntermediate School District.“In the past few years,students have requested aCTE program where theycan utilize their art skillsand explore careers relatedto art,” says Kowalski. “TheGraphic Design programexplores art, design andcolor through MAC computersutilizing such software as AdobeInDesign, Adobe Illustratorand Adobe Flash. I believe thestudents will love this programand it will spark their interest inpursuing the Associate of Arts inVisual Arts.”“In the past few years students haverequested a CTE program where theycan utilize their art skills and explorecareers related to art.”– Ginny KowalskiAccording to the Bureau of LaborStatistics Occupational OutlookHandbook, the job outlook isgood for students graduatingwith baccalaureate degrees in thevisual arts. “Most of the jobswill require a four-year degree,with the exception of commercial

now at the Oaksfor careers in the Visual ArtsCommercial PhotographyFine ArtGraphic Designphotography,” saysNorthrop, addingthat commercialphotographers are indemand and studentscan pretty much startworking as freelancephotographers right outof the associate’s program.“With so many products andservices offered online, there isan increased need for commercialphotography,” says Northrop.“As part of the commercialphotography program, we wantedto be able to teach darkroomtechniques, while at the same time,offer digital imaging coursework.”Northrop added that GOCC’sRobert Bartholomew, part-timeart professor, recently discovereda way to create negativesfrom digital camera files usingPhotoShop. As a result of thistechnique, students are not requiredto purchase a film-fed camera forthe course.The curriculum for the newVisual Arts programs offersstudents everything from thegeneral studies areas including thescience and math requirements“With so many products and servicesoffered online, there is an increasedneed for commercial photography,”– Michael Northropfor other associate programs. Theprograms are fully transferable intobaccalaureate programs.Northrop said the new offeringwill require increased space toaccommodate studios and anApple-based computer lab. Thecollege is currently evaluating thepossibilities to house the new artand design program.The college is also in the processof hiring a new faculty member toteach visual arts classes.Michael Northrop, GOCC professorof art, put together a team of designprofessionals, local businessesrepresentatives, faculty and students todevelop a curriculum for the new VisualArts programs.“Often, art classes have an appealto the general community,” saysNorthrop, who expects there willbe a number of students who willenroll in the visual arts courses forpersonal pleasure.GOCC art student TaraMcGregor is pictured withher artwork at Visual Artsat the Oaks, an art showheld at the Carnegie Centerfor the Arts in Three Rivers,Michigan.Page 5

Fall 2013 SEMESTERSchedules are subject to change. Please check the website at: www.glenoaks.edu for the latest updates. Evening courses are listed in green.ACCOUNTINGBAA 100 FUNDAMENTALS OF ACCOUNTING4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1 M W 10:00AM-12:00PM F465 Keith, LSection 2 M 6:00PM-10:00PM F465 Keith, LSection DLHass, LBAA 109 PAYROLL ACCOUNTING2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: BAA 100Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 5:00PM-6:00PM F457 Hass,LBAA 111 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: High school bookkeeping or BAA 100Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 10:00AM-12:00PM F457 Hass, LSection 2 M 6:00PM-10:00PM F457 Hass, LBAA 112 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: BAA 111 or its equivalentCost: TuitionSection 1 M W 1:00PM-3:00PM F457 Hass, LBAA 113 QUICKBOOKS2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: BAA 111Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection L1 W 6:00PM-10:00PM E430 Hass, LBAA 204 SMALL BUSINESS TAX ACCOUNTING2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection L1 W 6:00PM-10:00PM E430 Hass, LBAA 207 ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BAA 111Cost: TuitionSection L1 W 6:00PM-10:00PM E430 Hass, LFall Semester 2013Classes Begin Mon., Aug. 26Labor Day (Closed) Mon., Sept. 2Fall Break Day (No classes) Tues., Oct. 15Thanksgiving Break (Closed) Wed.- Fri., Nov. 27-29Classes End Fri., Dec. 13BAA 211 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: BAA 112 or its equivalentCost: TuitionSection L W 6:00PM-10:00PM E430 Hass, LBAA 213 COST ACCOUNTING3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BAA 112Cost: TuitionSection L1 W 6:00PM-10:00PM E430 Hass, LALLIED HEALTHALH 100 INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH CAREERS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Test above COM 063Cost: TuitionSection 1 M 6:00PM-8:00PM F206 Staff(Students meet on campus 8/26, 9/9, 9/23, 10/7, 10/21, 11/4,11/18, & 12/2 in room F206)ALH 103 NUTRITION3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: Tuition + $30.00 course feeSection 1 W 1:00PM-3:00PMTH 11:00AM-12:00PM F205 Slone, JSection DLStaffALH 218 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Test above or completion of COM 063Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 T 1:00PM-4:00PM F206 Luczek, BSection 2 W 5:30PM-8:30PM F206 Naccarato, CSection 3 (9/3-12/13) T TH 8:00AM-10:00AM CHS StaffSection 4 (9/3-12/13) T TH 12:00PM-2:00PM CHS StaffSection DLLuczek, BALH 230 MEDICAL OFFICE LABORATORY PROCEDURES4 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisite: NSA 101 or NSA 105, ALH 218 and test into orhigher than NSM 052. Take concurrently with ALH 235Cost: Tuition + $65.00 course feeSection 1 M 1:00PM-3:00PM F206W 1:00PM-4:00PM F207 Livingston, MSection 2 M 1:00PM-3:00PM F206T 1:00PM-4:00PM F207 Livingston, MSection 3 M 1:00PM-3:00PM F206T 9:00AM-12:00PM F207 Livingston, MALH 232 ADMINISTRATIVE I- MEDICAL OFFICEPROCEDURES4 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 101Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 6:00PM-8:30PM E442 StaffPage 6

www.glenoaks.eduAcademic 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 ClassesBDC - Business Development Center at Glen OaksDL - Distance Learning Net-based (See the Distance Learning Center at GOCC)CHS - Centreville High SchoolCNS - Constantine High SchoolSHS - Sturgis High SchoolTHS - Three Rivers High SchoolUCHS - Union City High SchoolNotice to readers:Although every effort ismade to ensure the scheduleis offered as printed, thecollege has the right to makechanges in course sections,instructors, time and locations,or to cancel courses ifnecessary. Changes in tuitionand fees may occur after theschedule is printed.Course descriptionsare listed in the Glen OaksCommunity College catalogat www.glenoaks.edu.ABOUT ONLINE DISTANCE LEARNING CLASSES:Fees for Online 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 ifthey are 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 www.mccvlc.org or ask the Distance Learning Center for more information on courses and fees.ALH 235 MEDICAL ASSISTANT CLINICAL I3 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisite: NSA 101 or NSA 105 and ALH 218 and test into orcompletion of COM 121 Co-Requisite: ALH 230Cost: Tuition + $50.00 course feeSection 1 M 3:30PM-5:30PM F206W 4:30PM-7:30PM F207 Livingston, MSection 2 M 3:30PM-5:30PM F206T 4:30PM-7:30PM F207 Livingston, MALH 238, 281 and 285 ALLIED HEALTH EXTERNSHIP3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Completion of all course work in the program ofchoiceCost: Tuition + $265 course fee for ALH 238; Tuition + $140course fee for ALH 281 or ALH 2853 Credits, 3 ContactsSection 1 M 1:00PM-3:00PM F207 Miller, C(Students meet 8/26, 9/9, 9/30, 10/14, 10/28 & 11/11)ALH 250MEDICAL LAW & BIOETHICS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection DLStaffANTHROPOLOGYSSA 201 INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 10:00AM-12:00PM D245 Reed, JARTART 104 OBJECT DRAWING3 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisites: NoneCost: Tuition + $15.00Section 1MW9:30PM-12:00PM D410 Northrop, MPage 7

www.glenoaks.eduBAM 101 COLLEGE SKILLS AND PORTFOLIO WRITING3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $10.00 course feeSection 1 M W 10:30AM-12:00PM F459 Furr, WSection 2 T TH 12:30PM-2:00PM F459 Furr, WSection 3 T 6:00PM-9:00PM F457 Furr, WBAM 103 BUSINESS MATH3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement into BAM 103 on Accuplacer, ACT/SATor completion of NSM 052Cost: Tuition + $10.00 course feeSection 1 (8/26-11/13) M W 1:00PM-3:00PM F465 Furr, WSection DLFurr, WBAM 252 INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BAM 100Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 8:30AM-10:00AM F465 Hass, LSection DLKeith, LBIP 100 KEYBOARDING-INTRODUCTION2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $15.00 course feeSection L1 T TH 10:00AM-12:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L2 T TH 1:00PM-3:00PM E430 Russell, KBIP 102 KEYBOARDING-REFRESHER2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $15.00 course feeSection L1 T TH 10:00AM-12:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L2 T TH 1:00PM-3:00PM E430 Russell, KBIP 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 10:00AM-12:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L2 T TH 1:00PM-3:00PM E430 Russell, KBIP 219 LEGAL TERMINOLOGY2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073, EDP 101 or BIP 121Cost: Tuition + $12.00 course feeSection L1 T TH 10:00AM-12:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L2 T TH 1:00PM-3:00PM E430 Russell, KBIP 220 ADVANCED KEYBOARDING-EXECUTIVE3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BIP 121, EDP 101 or high school experience and EDP 233Cost: Tuition + $30.00 course feeSection L1 T TH 10:00AM-12:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L2 T TH 1:00PM-3:00PM E430 Russell, KRollin’ Cafe on the Glen Oaks Concourse offers $10and $20 punch cards which may be used for breakfastor lunch purchases in fall and winter semesters.BIP 221 ADVANCED KEYBOARDING-LEGAL3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BIP 121, EDP 101 or high school experience and EDP 233Cost: Tuition + $30.00 course feeSection L1 T TH 10:00AM-12:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L2 T TH 1:00PM-3:00PM E430 Russell, KBIP 222 ADVANCED KEYBOARDING-MEDICAL3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BIP 121 and EDP 233Cost: Tuition + $40.00 course feeSection L1 T TH 10:00AM-12:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L2 T TH 1:00PM-3:00PM E430 Russell, KBIP 230 MACHINE TRANSCRIPTION-LEGAL/EXECUTIVE3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BIP 121 and EDP 101Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection L1 T TH 10:00AM-12:00PM E430 Russell, KSection L2 T TH 1:00PM-3:00PM E430 Russell, KCOMMUNICATIONS/ORALCOM 110 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 F 12:00PM-3:00PM E440 McNamara, MCOM 140 GENERAL COMMUNICATIONS: SPEECH3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 10:00AM-11:30AM D235 McNamara, MSection 2 M W 1:00PM-2:30PM E440 McNamara, MSection 3 T 6:00PM-9:00PM D235 StaffCOM 150 PUBLIC SPEAKING3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 F 8:30AM-11:30AM E440 McNamara, MSection 2 T TH 8:30AM-10:00AM D235 McNamara, MSection 3 (10/3-12/12) T TH 12:40 PM-2:40PM CHS McNamara, MSection DLMcNamara, M(required on campus speech dates: 9/4, 10/2, 10/30, 12/4 from6-9pm)COMMUNICATIONS/WRITTENCOM 061,063,071,073 and 074 have the following characteristics:1. Grades-the following grades will be used:CR=Credit-Credit for course, does not affect grade pointaverage.IP=In Progress-No credit, student may continue progresswith the instructor the next available semester.NC=No Credit-Students will not receive credit because ofnon completion of the course requirements necessary forthe IP grade.2. Graduation-Academic Foundation course credit towardgraduation will depend on the degree or certificate.3. Transferability-These courses generally will not transfer to4-year college.Page 9

Fall 2013 SEMESTERCOM 061 COLLEGE READING I3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Accuplacer reading comprehension score of 20-42and minimum of fifth grade reading levelCost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 10:30AM-12:00PM F459 Shepard, JSection 2 W 6:00PM-9:00PM F459 StaffCOM 063 READING FOR COLLEGE4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Accuplacer reading comprehension score of 43073and standardized reading testCost: TuitionSection 1 M W 8:00AM-10:00AM F459 Ryno, SSection 2 M W 1:00PM-3:00PM F459 Ryno, SSection 3 T TH 1:00PM-3:00PM D249 Jesaitis, PSection 4 M W 10:00AM-12:00PM D417 Ryno, SSection 5 T TH 6:00PM-8:00PM F459 StaffCOM 071 COLLEGE WRITING I3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Accuplacer WriterPlacer score between 0 and 3 andminimum of fifth grade reading level. Co-requisite: COM 061unless Accuplacer score is higher than 43.Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 4:00PM-5:30PM D417 StaffSection 2 F 8:30AM-11:30AM F459 Burch, RCOM 073 ESSENTIAL COLLEGE WRITING I4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Accuplacer WritePlacer score of 4 or WritingSample AssessmentCost: TuitionSection 1 M W 8:00AM-10:00AM D417 Hatfield, L(Student must register concurrently in COM 121, Section 8)Section 2 T TH 10:00AM-12:00PM F457 Ryno, SSection 3 T TH 10:00AM-12:00PM D417 Burch, R(Student must register concurrently in COM 121, Section 9)Section 4 T TH 3:00PM-5:00PM F465 StaffSection 5 M W 5:30PM-7:30PM D41 StaffSection 6 M W 10:00AM-12:00PM C326 Gave, KGlen Oaks is a Smoke-Free CampusThe college indoor facilities and outdoor areasare smoke-free. This includes all outdoor areasadjacent to the buildings (athletic fields and areaswhere employees may work). The one exceptionis the personal enclosed vehicles of studentsand employees. People may smoke inside theirvehicles. This policy applies to all employees,students and visitors. Persons not complying arein violation of the Dr. Ron Davis Free Air Law of2009 and Glen Oaks Smoking Policy 2.5.Page 10COM 074 ESSENTIAL COLLEGE WRITING II4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Enrollment is limited to students who have receivedan “IP” grade in COM 073 Essential College Writing ICost: TuitionSection 1 M W 8:00AM-10:00AM D417 Hatfield, L(Student must register concurrently in COM 121, Section 8)Section 2 T TH 10:00AM-12:00PM F457Ryno, SSection 3 T TH 10:00AM-12:00PM D417 Burch, R(Student must register concurrently in COM 121, Section 9)Section 4 T TH 3:00PM-5:00PM F45 StaffSection 5 M W 5:30PM-7:30PM D417 StaffSection 6 M W 10:00AM-12:00PM C326 Gave, KCOM 120 ENGLISH LAB1 Credits, 1 ContactsPrerequisite: Level 5 on the Accuplacer Co-requisite: COM 121or COM 111Cost: TuitionSection 1 M 1:00PM-2:00PM 22B Shepard, JSection 2 T 1:00PM-2:00PM 22B Shepard, JSection 3 W 2:30PM-3:30PM 22B StaffSection 4 TH 9:00AM-10:00AM 22B Burch, RSection DLBurch, RCOM 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 10:30AM-12:00PM E442 Shepard, JSection 2 M W 8:30AM-10:00AM E442 Jesaitis, PSection 3 T TH 10:00AM-11:30AM E440Gave, KSection 4 M W 1:00PM-2:30PM E432 Jesaitis, PSection 5 F 9:00AM-12:00PM E432 Jesaitis,PSection 6 (8/23-10/16)MTWTH 8:30AM-10:00 AME432 Gave, KSection 7 M 6:30PM-9:30PM E432 Shepard, JSection 8 M W 10:30AM-12:00PM E440 Hatfield, LSection 9 T TH 8:30AM-10:00AM E440 Hatfield, LSection 10 (9/2-12/13) T TH 9:57AM-12:05PM THS Jesaitis, PSection DLGave, KCOM 122 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Successful completion of COM 121 EnglishComposition I with a 2.0 or betterCost: TuitionSection 1 M W 8:30AM-10:00AM E440 StaffSection 2 (10/21-12/13)M T W TH 8:30AM-10:00AM E432 Gave, KSection 3 T TH 10:30AM-12:00PM E442 Hatfield, LSection 4 T 6:30PM-9:30PM E430 Shepard, JSection DLGave, KCOM 126 INTRODUCTION TO CREATIVE WRITING3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 1:00PM-2:30PM E432 Hatfield, LSchedules are subject to change. Please check the website at:www.glenoaks.edu for the latest updates. Evening courses arelisted in green.

www.glenoaks.eduWednesday, September 4, 201310 a.m. to 1 p.m. & 4:30 to 6 p.m.on the ConcourseStop by and see all the activities & servicesGlen Oaks has to offer!COMPUTERSEDP 100 USING THE INTERNET1 Credits, 1 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection DLStaffEDP 233 CONCEPTS OF WORD PROCESSING LEVEL I(WORD)3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 101 or its equivalentCost: Tuition + $45.00 course feeSection L1 M W 10:00AM-12:00PM E430 Russell, KEDP 101 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: BIP 100 or test out and COM 063Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 8:30AM-10:30AM E442 Conner, KSection 2 M W 1:00PM-3:00PM E430 Russell, KSection 3 T TH 1:00PM-3:00PM E442 StaffSection 4 W 6:00PM-10:00PM E442 StaffSection 5 T TH 4:00PM-6:00PM E442 StaffSection 6 F 8:30AM-12:30PM E442 Conner, KSection DLStaffEDP 214 PRESENTATION GRAPHICS & PUBLISHING(PowerPoint/Publisher)3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 101Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection L1 M W 10:00AM-12:00PM E430 Russell, KEDP 220 COMPUTER TECHNICIAN ESSENTIALS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 101 or permission from instructorCost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 11:00AM-12:30PM E432 Conner, KEDP 227 CONCEPTS OF SPREADSHEETS LEVEL 1-EXCEL2 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 101Cost: Tuition + $45.00 course feeSection L1 M W 10:00AM-12:00PM E430 Russell, KEDP 234 DATABASE APPLICATIONS-ACCESS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 101Cost: Tuition + $45.00 course feeSection L1 M W 10:00AM-12:00PM E430 Russell, KEDP 240 INTRODUCTION TO NETWORKING3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 101Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 W 6:00PM-9:00PM E432 Conner, KEDP 252 WEB PAGE DESIGN I3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 100 and EDP 101Cost: Tuition + $45.00 course feeSection 1 M W 10:00AM-12:00PM E432 Conner, KEDUCATIONSSE 101 EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT I4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: Tuition + $15.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 10:00AM-12:00PM D250 Grunert, KSSE 110 INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 10:00AM-11:30AM D250 Grunert, KPage 11

Fall 2013 SEMESTERSSE 120 INTRODUCTION TO EARLY CHILDHOODEDUCATION3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrently enrolled in COM 121 orequivalent and COM 063Cost: Tuition + $20.00 course feeSection 1 M W 8:30AM-10:00AM D250 Grunert, KSSE 121 COLLEGE TUTORING1 CreditPrerequisite: Permission of the Tutoring and Testing CenterDirectorCost: TuitionSection ISBurch, RSSE 202 EARLY CHILDHOOD CURRICULUM3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: One of the following or concurrently SSE 120 or SSE101 or SSE 102Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 8:30AM-10:00AM D250 Grunert, KSSE 210 POSITIVE CHILD GUIDANCE3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 1:00PM-2:30PM D250 Grunert, KSSE 271 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION INTERNSHIP3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: 75% of coursework completed in the students majorand a GPA of 2.5 or better. Students wishing to start an internshipneed to applyCost: TuitionSection 1 M 4:00PM-6:00PM D250 Grunert, KGENERAL EDUCATIONGEN 102 STUDENT SUCCESS AND COLLEGE SKILLS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1 M W 10:30AM-12:00PM F459 Furr, WSection 2 T TH 12:30PM-2:00PM F459 Furr, WSection 3 T 6:00PM-9:00PM F457 Furr, WGOVERNMENTSSG 110 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT & POLITICALSCIENCE4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrent enrollment in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 1:00PM-3:00PM D249 StaffHISTORYSSH 101 WESTERN CIVILIZATION I: ANCIENTWORLD-17154 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrent enrollment in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 12:30PM-2:30PM D245 StaffSSH 201 U.S. HISTORY I: EUROPEAN COLONIZATION -18774 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrent enrollment in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 8:00AM-10:00AM D249 StaffSection 2 T TH 6:00PM-8:00PM D249 StaffSSH 202 U.S. HISTORY II: RECONSTRUCTION TO THEPRESENT4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrent enrollment in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 8:00AM-10:00AM D249 StaffSSH 204 HISTORY OF MICHIGAN4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrently enrolled in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 W 6:00PM-10:00PM D249 Nickell, SHUMANITIESHUH 101 MODERN CULTURE & THE ARTS4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrently enrolled in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 1:00PM-3:00PM D235 Reed, JINDUSTRIAL STUDIESVTI 120 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1 M 6:30PM-9:30PM D418 StaffVTI 151 MANUFACUTURING PROCESSES3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 5:00PM-6:30PM E440 StaffVTI 163 STATISTICAL PROCESSING CONTROL/TOTALQUALITY MANAGEMENT3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1 TH 6:30PM-9:30PM D418 StaffINTERNSHIPA 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 forone semester after 75 percent of coursework is completed.Required are a minimum of 135 hours up to 240 hours onthe-jobexperience depending on program requirements,plus participation in a distance learning seminar. All studentsinterested in enrolling in an internship are required to meet withthe internship coordinator/director of academic services in theadministrative office area prior to enrollment.Schedules are subject to change. Please check the website at: www.glenoaks.edu for the latest updates. Evening courses are listed in green.Page 12

www.glenoaks.eduLAW ENFORCEMENTVTL 110 INTRODUCTION TO LAW ENFORCEMENT3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1 W 6:30PM-9:30PM D245 StaffVTL 211 PREVENTION OF CRIME & JUVENILEDELINQUENCY3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: VTL 110Cost: TuitionSection 1 M 6:30PM-9:30PM D250 StaffMATHEMATICSNSM 051, NSM 052 and NSM 053 have the followingcharacteristics:1. Grades-the following grades will be used:CR=Credit-Credit for course, does not affect grade pointaverage.IP=In Progress-No credit, student may continue progresswith the instructor the next available semester. The studentwill have to register to retake the course, or for the nextcourse, except when an IP is given for NSM 051, NSM 052 orNSM 053.NC=No Credit-Students will not receive credit because ofnon completion of the course requirements necessary for theIP grade.2. Graduation-Academic Foundation course credit towardgraduation will depend on the degree or certificate.3. Transferability-These courses generally will not transfer toa four-year college.NSM 051 BASIC MATHEMATICS4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 8:00AM-10:00AM D409 Toner, JSection 2 M W 1:00PM-3:00PM C331 Sandelin, MSection 3 T TH 6:00PM-8:00PM G205 StaffNSM 052 PRE-ALGEBRA4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 051 or placement by AccuplacerCost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 1:00PM-3:00PM D409 Sandelin, MSection 2 M W 7:30PM-9:30PM G205 Sandelin, MNSM 100 INTRODUCTORY ALGEBRA4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 052 or appropriate placement based onassessmentCost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 10:00AM-12:00PM D409 Toner, JSection 2 M W 1:00PM-3:00PM D409 Toner, JSection 3 T TH 5:30PM-7:30PM D409 StaffNSM 104 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 100 or by placement testCost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 10:00AM-12:00PM G206 Barkley, GSection 2 M W 1:00PM-3:00PM D417 Barkley, GSection 3 T TH 7:30PM-9:30PM D409 StaffNSM 105 MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS FOR ELEMENTARYTEACHERS4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 100 or appropriate placement based onassessmentCost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 T TH 1:00PM-3:00PM D417 Toner, JNSM 117 FINITE MATHEMATICS4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 104 with 2.0 or greater or placement byAccuplacerCost: TuitionSection 1 (9/3-12/13) T TH 7:43AM-9:52AM THS StaffNSM 151 COLLEGE ALGEBRA4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 104 or placement by AccuplacerCost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 M W 5:30PM-7:30PM G205 Sandelin, MSection 2 T TH 10:00AM-12:00PM G205 Sandelin, MSection 3 M W 7:55 AM-9:41AM UCHS StaffNSM 161 CALCULUS I & ANALYTIC GEOMETRY4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 151 or placement by AccuplacerCost: TuitionSection 1 M W 8:00AM-10:00AM G205 Barkley, GMUSICHUM 150 MUSIC APPRECIATION4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 8:00AM-10:00AM C331 StaffSection DLStaffNURSINGNUR 100 NURSE AIDE6 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $225.00 course feeSection 1 (9/23-10/18)MTWTHF 8:00AM-12:15PM D239 Boutell, NSection 2 (10/21-11/15)MTWTHF 8:00AM-12:15PM D239 Boutell, NNUR 111 MEDICAL/SURGICAL NURSING7 Credits, 15 ContactsPrerequisite: Completion of first semester Level I coursesCost: Tuition + $150.00 course feeSection 1 W TH 8:15AM-10:45AM F205 Lederman, JClinical M T 6:45AM-2:45PM TBANUR 119 PHARMACOLOGY II2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: NUR 109Cost: Tuition + $30.00 course feeSection 1 TH 12:30PM-2:30PM F205 Haylett, NSection 2 TH 2:30PM-4:30PM F205 Haylett, NPage 13

Fall 2013 SEMESTERNUR 131 PEDIATRIC NURSING3 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: Completion of first semester Level I coursesCost: Tuition + $60.00 course feeSection 1 W 11:00AM-12:00PMF 8:00AM-10:00AM F205 Carrel, PClinical M T 6:45AM-2:45PM TBANUR 213 COMPLEX PARENT/CHILD4 Credits, 10 ContactsPrerequisite: Completion of first semester Level II coursesCost: Tuition + $85.00 course feeSection 1 W 3:00PM-5:00PMTH 8:00AM-10:00AM F206 Owings, DClinical M or FNUR 215 COMPLEX MEDICAL/SURGICAL NURSING4 Credits, 10 ContactsPrerequisite: Completion of first semester Level II coursesCost: Tuition + $100.00 course feeSection 1 W 8:00AM-12:00PM F206 Haylett, NClinical M or FPHILOSOPHYHUP 210 ETHICS4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite : COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 M 6:00PM-10:00PM D245 Nickell, SPHYSICAL 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 workout. Come to the Fitness/Wellness Centeron the hour to get an equipment orientation.Fitness/Wellness CenterThe Fitness/Wellness Center is open the following days andtimes. Students can work out for credit during any of the regularscheduled hours.Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.Friday8 a.m. - 4 p.m.NSH 100 FITNESS/WELLNESS 11 Credit, 2.5 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $20.00 course feeSection L1 C323 StaffPage 14NSH 104 FITNESS/WELLNESS 21 Credit, 2.5 ContactsPrerequisite: NSH 100 or NSH 106 or workout experienceCost: Tuition + $20.00 course feeSection L1 C323 StaffNSH 105 FITNESS/WELLNESS 31 Credits, 2.5 ContactsPrerequisite: NSH 104Cost: Tuition + $20.00 course feeSection L1 C323 StaffNSH 106 WELLNESS/LIFESTYLE2 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: Tuition + $20.00 course feeSection 1 M W 8:00AM-9:30AM D245 Proefrock, SSection 2 M W 1:00PM-2:30PM C326 StaffSection 3 T TH 8:30AM-10:00AM D245 StaffSection 4 T TH 1:00PM-2:00PM D250 Proefrock, SSection 5 T TH 5:00PM-6:30PM D250 StaffSection DLProefrock, SNSH 107 FITNESS/WELLNESS 41 Credits, 2.5 ContactsPrerequisite: NSH 105 Fitness/Wellness LabCost: Tuition + $20.00 course feeSection L1 C323 StaffNSH 119 AEROBICS I1 Credit, 1 ContactPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1 (8/26-10/17) T TH 10:00AM-11:00AM B134 Holtz, L.NSH 120 AEROBICS II1 Credit, 1 ContactPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1 (10/22-12/13) T TH 10:00AM-11:00AM B124 Holtz, L.PHYSICAL EDUCATION/THEORYNSH 210 INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL EDUCATION3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 10:30AM-12:00PM D249 Proefrock, SNSH 212 COACHING PRINCIPLES2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection DLProefrock, SNSH 223 THEORY & PRACTICE OF BASEBALL2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 F 1:00PM-3:00PM D249 Staff

www.glenoaks.eduPSYCHOLOGYSSP 101 PSYCHOLOGY4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrent enrollment in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 M W 1:00PM-3:00PM D418 Worthington, CSection 2 T TH 8:00AM-10:00AM D418 Worthington, CSection 3 M 6:00PM-10:00PM D418 Worthington, CSection 4 (9/3-12/13) M W 9:57AM-12:05PM THS StaffSection DLWorthington, CSSP 201 PSYCHOLOGY & PERSONALITY3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrently enrolled in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 8:30AM-10:00AM D417 StaffSSP 210 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: SSP 101 and COM 121 or concurrently enrolled inCOM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 10:00AM-12:00PM D418 Worthington, CSection 2 W 6:00PM-10:00PM D418 StaffSection DLWorthington, CSSP 220 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: SSP 101 and COM 121 or concurrent enrollment inCOM 121Cost: TuitionSection DLWorthington, CSSP 260 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 and or concurrently enrolled in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection DLStaffRELIGIONHUR 231 COMPARATIVE RELIGION4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 1:00PM-3:00PM D419 Northrop, MSection DLNorthrop, MSCIENCENSA 101 INTRODUCTION TO ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY4 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: ALH 218 or taken concurrentlyCost: Tuition + $15.00 course feeSection 1 M W 6:00PM-9:00PM G206/G228 Hucko, JSection DLStaffNSA 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 M W 9:00AM-12:00PM G206/G228 Hartung, RNSA 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 2:00PM-5:00PM G206/G228 Hartung, RNSB 120 BIOLOGY4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: Tuition + $10.00 Course feeSection DLHucko, JNSB 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 M-T-W 9:00AM-10:00AM G207Lab F 8:00AM-10:00AM G226 Rodriguez, MSection 2 M-W 10:00AM-11:30AM G207Lab F 10:00AM- 12:00PM G226 Rodriguez, MSection 3 T-W-TH 1:00PM-2:00PM G206Lab F 12:00PM-2:00PM G226 Hartung, RSection 4 T-TH 3:00-PM-4:30PM G207Lab F 2:00PM-04:00PM G226 Hucko, JSection 5 T-TH 6:00PM-8:30PM G207/G226 Hucko, JSection 6 (9/3-12/13) M W 7:43AM-9:52AM THSF TBA GOCC 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 T-W-TH 1:00PM-3:00PM G205/G226 Rodriguez, MNSC 130 CHEMISTRY4 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 100 or placement into NSM 104 or equivalentcollege courseCost: Tuition + $45.00 course feeSection 1 M-W 10:00AM-11:30AM G205Lab F 10:00AM-12:00PM G221 Simmons, SSection 2 M-W 6:00PM-8:30PM G207/G221 Simmons, SNSC 133 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I4 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: NSC 130 or one year of high school chemistry andeither NSM 100 or placement into NSM 104 or equivalent collegecourseCost: Tuition + $45.00 course feeSection 1 M-W 1:00PM-2:30PM G207Lab F 1:00PM-4:00PM G221 Simmons, SNSG 145 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY4 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 T-TH 6:00PM-8:30PM G206/G228Barkley, GPage 15

SOCIOLOGYSSS 120 PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisites: COM 121 or concurrently enrolled in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 10:00AM-12:00PM D245 Reed, JSection 2 M W 1:00PM-3:00PM D245 Reed, JSection 3 M 6:00PM-10:00PM D245 StaffSection 4 T TH 7:55 AM-9:41AM UCHS StaffSection DLStaffSSS 220 MARRIAGE & FAMILY4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 TH 6:00PM-10:00PM D245 StaffTRUCK DRIVINGTDT 113 TRACTOR/TRAILER OPERATIONS9 Credits, 9 ContactsPrerequisite: Acceptance into the truck driving programCost: Tuition + $2,228 course fees + $550 non-refundable feeSection 1 (8/23-9/28) MTWTHFS 8:00AM-6:00PM TBA StaffSection 2 (9/30-11/2) MTWTHFS 8:00AM-6:00PM TBA StaffTDT 114 TRACTOR/TRAILER DRIVING EXPERIENCE9 Credits, 9 ContactsPrerequisite: TDT 113Cost: Tuition + $2,778 course feeSection 1 (8/23-9/28) MTWTHFS 8:00AM-6:00PM TBA StaffSection 2 (9/30-11/2) MTWTHFS 8:00AM-6:00PM TBA StaffWELDINGVTW 170 FUNDAMENTALS OF WELDING3 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $80.00 course feeSection L1 W 6:00PM-10:00PM E113 Romain, JSection L2 W 8:00AM-12:00PM E113 Romain, JVTW 171 WELDING I3 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: VTW 170Cost: Tuition + $60.00 course feeSection L1 W 6:00PM-10:00PM E113 Romain, JSection L2 W 8:00AM-12:00PM E113 Romain, JVTW 172 WELDING II3 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: VTW 171Cost: Tuition + $60.00 course feeSection L1 W 6:00PM-10:00PM E113 Romain, JSection L2 W 8:00AM-12:00PM E113 Romain, JVTW 173 WELDING III3 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $60.00 course feeSection L1 W 6:00PM-10:00PM E113 Romain, JSection L2 W 8:00AM-12:00PM E113 Romain, JPage 16Fall 2013 SEMESTERVTW 174 BUTT JOINT WELDING3 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: VTW 172Cost: Tuition + $60.00 course feeSection L1 W 6:00PM-10:00PM E113 Romain, JSection L2 W 8:00AM-12:00PM E113 Romain, JVTW 178 ADV BUTT JOINT WELDING3 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Permission of professor/instructorCost: Tuition + $60.00 course feeSection L1 W 6:00PM-10:00PM E113 Romain, JSection L2 W 8:00AM-12:00PM E113 Romain, JVTW 270 SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING: UPHILL PIPE BASIC3 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: VTW 172Cost: Tuition + $60.00 course feeSection L1 W 6:00PM-10:00PM E113 Romain, JSection L2 W 8:00AM-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 6:00PM-10:00PM E113 Romain, JSection L2 W 8:00AM-12:00PM E113 Romain, JVTW 272 GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING:PIPE/TUBING3 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: VTW 170 or VTW 173Cost: Tuition + $60.00 course feeSection L1 W 6:00PM-10:00PM E113 Romain, JSection L2 W 8:00AM-12:00PM E113 Romain, JWORLD LANGUAGESHUF 161 SPANISH I4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1 T TH 10:00AM-12:00PM D419 StaffSection 2 M W 6:00PM-8:00PM D419 StaffHUF 162 SPANISH II4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: HUF 161, two years of high school Spanish orpermission of the instructor/professorCost: TuitionSection 1 M W 10:00AM-12:00PM D419 StaffTransfer ProgramsGlen Oaks Community College offers freshmanand sophomore year courses that fulfillgeneral education requirements toward theachievement of a four-year bachelor’s degree.General education course options vary slightlyat different colleges. Glen Oaks advisors candevelop a “program-specific” transfer guide forany major at any college in the United States.

www.glenoaks.eduOnline Distance Learning classes offerconvenience and flexibility for busy, working peopleAre job and family responsibilities preventing you from attending classes on campus? Online courseworkprovides more than just geographical access as classes can be scheduled at a time convenient for your needs.Bring classes to your home or work! For more information email: distancelearning@glenoaks.edu or call(269) 294-4308 or toll-free (888) 994-7818, Ext. 308.Distance Learning Fall 2013 OfferingsALH 103NutritionALH 218Medical TerminologyALH 250Medical Law & BioethicsBAA 100Fundamentals of AccountingBAC 111 Contemporary Business/TechnicalCommunicationsBAD 251Principles of MarketingBAM 100Introduction to BusinessBAM 103Business MathBAM 252Introduction to ManagementCOM 120English LabCOM 121English Composition ICOM 122English Composition IICOM 150Public Speaking(class meets on campus monthly)EDP 100Using the InternetEDP 101 Introduction to Computers & SoftwareHUM 150Music AppreciationHUR 231Comparative ReligionNSB 120BiologyNSH 106Wellness & LifestyleNSH 212Coaching PrinciplesSSP 101PsychologySSP 210Human Growth & DevelopmentSSP 220Abnormal PsychologySSP 260Social PsychologySSS 120SociologyWhat is Distance Learning?Distance learning involves the use ofone or more educational technologiesto overcome barriers of timing and/orlocation. If a student cannot come to theGlen Oaks Community College campusto attend a traditionally scheduled class,distance learning is an option that offersselect courses in a web-based format.What Technologies are Usedfor Distance Learning?All distance learning courses aredelivered using the Angel LearningSystem website. Angel user accountsand classroom links are provided toenrolled students for the duration ofthe semester. Currently only one of ourcourses require a DVD player: HUR 231Comparative Religions.How Can I Learn MoreAbout Distance Learning?The Distance Learning Center is locatedin D402. You may stop in the DistanceLearning Center at any time if you havequestions or suggestions. You may alsocall us at (269) 294-4308 or email us atdistancelearning@glenoaks.edu.Page 17

Registering for ClassesNew StudentsNew students enrolling in classes must complete an Applicationfor Admission and take part in New Student Orientation. Inaddition, students must participate in the free ACCUPLACERPlacement Assessment prior to registration (See the PlacementAssessment schedule on page 20), or they may place intoclasses based upon qualifying ACT or SAT scores. Advisorsare available to help students plan their courses. For moreinformation, or to schedule an appointment, call the CounselingOffice, (269) 294-4246 or toll free (888) 994-7818, Ext. 246.Returning StudentsReturning Glen Oaks Community College students may registeronline for classes at www.glenoaks.edu using WebAdvisor.New students must register on campus.Payment/Financial ResponsibilityPayment for classes is accepted online or at the cashier’s officein The Oaks Store. The College accepts cash, checks, Discover,MasterCard and VISA credit cards or Nelnet payment plans.Students are responsible for payment of tuition/fees by 4 p.m.on the due date. Payment due dates are listed in the table below:Spring/Summer, 2013Semester - May 1, 2013Payment due datesFall, 2013Semester - August 1, 2013After the payment due date, tuition is due at the time ofregistration or students risk being removed from classes.Financial Aid Students: All tuition/fees, etc. in excess ofanticipated aid and/or third party authorizations is due by 4p.m. on the due dates listed in the table above. Third PartyAuthorizations: (MI Works, companies, etc.) are due in theCashier’s Office by payment due date. Payment for tuition/feesnot covered by a third party is also due on final payment due date.Dropping Classes/Financial ResponsibilityStudents wishing to drop all or a portion of their classes mayeither come to campus, complete a drop form, and submitthe form to the Student Services registration desk, OR, theymay drop the course online. If a student does not officiallydrop the class(es) by the refund deadline, the charges willremain on his/her account and the student is responsible forpayment and any collection costs. Not attending or not payingdoes not constitute an official drop. Glen Oaks has the right toadministratively drop students from classes.Changing Registration (Adding and Dropping)To add or drop a class, students must complete and submit an add/dropform in the registration office and pay for added classes at that time.Spring/Summer & Fall 2013Registration CalendarRegistrationSpring/Summer 2013 Fall 2013Web registration:April 8 - May 12On campus registration: April 15through start date of each classDays & TimesMonday, Thursday & FridayTuesday & Wednesday8:15 a.m. to 4 p.m.8:15 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.Also open until 6:30 p.m. on May 13 and May 16.Closed 5/15, 5/27, 7/4&5, 9/2, and 11/27-29Refund and Withdrawal ScheduleAny student who officially drops a course or courses duringthe registration period and during the first 10 percent of theacademic period may, upon submission of a drop form, receivea full refund of 100 percent for the tuition and fees. No refundsof tuition and fees will be made for withdrawals after the first 10percent of the academic period.The 100 percent refund period is through:Spring/Summer, 2013 Semester Fall, 2013 SemesterSince classes begin and end atdifferent times throughout thesummer semester, they willhave different refund and withdrawaldates. These dates areavailable in the Registrationand Records Office.Sept. 6, 2013, No refundsafter this dateOct. 8, 2013 - Last day todrop with automatic “W”gradeDec. 2, 2013 - Last day forwithdrawalsSome students receiving Federal Financial Aid will have refundadjustments determined by the government. This information isavailable in the Financial Aid Office. Withdrawing from classesmay impact one’s financial aid.Late Registration/Schedule ChangesFor most classes, the drop and add period ends within a few daysafter the class start date.Add/Drop PeriodSpring/Summer, 2013 Semester Fall, 2013 SemesterFor most classes, the drop andadd period ends within a fewdays of the start date of theclasses.Web registration:April 8 - August 22On campus registration:April 15 - August 22August 26, 27, 28 & 298:15 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.Sept. 1, 8:15 a.m. to 4 p.m.Special permission requiredfor classes added Sept. 3 - 6Nelnet/FACTS Payment Plan - To help meet your educational expenses, Glen Oaks offers Nelnet (formerly FACTS) as a convenient paymentplan. Nelnet is a tuition management plan that provides a low-cost option for budgeting tuition and other educational expenses. It is not a loanprogram. There are no interest or finance charges assessed, and there is no credit check. The only cost to budget monthly payments throughNelnet is a $25 per semester nonrefundable Nelnet enrollment fee. Visit the College website at www.glenoaks.edu for more information orcontact the College cashier at (269) 294-4235 to obtain a brochure.

Spring/Summer & Fall 2013 Tuition/FeesTuition and Fees are due by May 1, 2013 for Spring, and August 1, 2013 for Fall and thereafter at time of registration.Tuition Rate Varies According to Residence1. In-District (Glen Oaks Community College DistrictincludingSt. Joseph County) Residents: $90/contact hour.2. Service Area Residents: $138/contact hour.Service area residents include: State of Michigan residents;LaGrange, Elkhart and Steuben Counties of Indiana.3. Out-of-State Residents (not covered in Service Area) orInternational Students: $176 per contact hour.4. Senior Citizens Reduced Tuition Rate: Senior citizens ofSt. Joseph County, 65 years of age or older, may take academiccredit bearing courses at 50 percent discounted rate per contacthour (up to 18 credit hours per year). Fees must be paid andtuition offer may not be used for some classes (high enrollment,nursing, etc.).Please note that tuition, fees and service area are subject tochange at the discretion of the Glen Oaks Community CollegeBoard of Trustees; therefore we recommend you check with theBusiness Office or Cashier at (269) 294-4302 before calculatingthe final amount.ContactHoursIn-DistrictTuitionTUITION CALCULATION CHARTTuitionFeesService AreaTuitionOut-of-District& InternationalTuitionContactHoursGeneral Fee andStudent Activities Fee1 $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 $330.00Please note that tuition and fees aresubject to change at the discretion ofthe Glen Oaks Community CollegeBoard of Trustees.FeesGeneral Fee............................................$18 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 per classLocate 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.Calculating Your Tuition and FeesNOTE: Costs for books needed for classes are not included. They can vary in price and sometimes total between$350 and $750 or more for a full-load schedule.Page 19

Apply early for financial aid —Watch deadlines!The Financial Aid Office provides options for assisting studentswith their educational expenses. Options include grants,scholarships, work opportunities and loans. The first step inapplying for student aid is completing the Free Application forFederal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.gov. Apply as soonas possible after January 1 for each academic year.We encourage all students to carefully read information inthe college catalog or on the Glen Oaks Financial Aid Officewebsite: www.glenoaks.edu/financialaid.To 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 the FreeApplication for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) electronicallyat www.pin.ed.gov.• Complete and submit the Glen Oaks Financial AidApplication, available from the Financial Aid Office, oronline at www.glenoaks.edu/financialaid/forms.• The Glen Oaks Financial Aid Office may request verifyingdocuments to complete your financial aid process.• Once all the forms and documentation are received, theFinancial Aid Office will determine your grant eligibilityand notify you via mail of your financial aid package.Financial Aid DeadlineA student’s financial aid file must be complete by the finalpayment due date to have financial aid applied to Spring/Summeror Fall tuition and fee charges. A completed file includes thesubmission of a Free Application for Federal Student Aid(FAFSA), the Glen Oaks Financial Aid Application and, ifrequired, the verification documents.Students can apply for financial aid after the final paymentdue date; however, they will be expected to pay tuition and feecosts in full from their own resources (payment options includecash, check, credit card or Nelnet payment plan) at time ofregistration. Students will then be reimbursed if found to beeligible for financial aid.(NOTE: See the special reminders, general eligibilityrequirements, and your rights and responsibilities in theFinancial Aid section of the college catalog or website.)Tuition Refund PolicyRefund PolicyGlen Oaks has a tuition refund policy that stipulates the amountof tuition and fees that are refunded to a student who withdrawsfrom all classes during a term. Students must immediatelynotify the Registration Office that they are withdrawing byfollowing withdrawal procedures (see page 18). Depending onwhen this action is taken, a student may be eligible to receive arefund of all or part of their tuition and fee charges. Withdrawalprocedures and specific refund dates are available in theRegistration Office.Return of Title IV (Federal) Financial AidThe federal government mandates that students who withdrawfrom all classes may only keep the financial aid they have“earned” up to the time of withdrawal. Title IV funds, such asPell Grant, SEOG and Stafford loans, that have been disbursedto the student in excess of the earned amount, must be returnedby the college and/or the student to the federal government.Thus the student could owe financial aid funds to the college, thegovernment or both.The amount of federal funds returned will be determined by theamount of unearned financial aid based on the date of withdrawalor last date of attendance. If the date of withdrawal or last date ofattendance is not available or known, the federal refund will bebased on the 50 percent point of the semester.Page 20Course 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. to 5:30 p.m. and Fridays 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Pleasemake an appointment by calling (269) 294-4270 or toll free(888) 994-7818, ext. 270.Non-Discrimination StatementIt is the policy of Glen Oaks Community College thatno discriminatory practices based on gender/sex, race,religion, color, age, national origin, disability, height,weight or any other status covered by federal, stateor local law be allowed in providing instructionalopportunities, programs, services, employment or inpolicies governing student conduct and attendance.Any person believing that Glen Oaks CommunityCollege or any part of the organization has engaged ina discriminatory practice should contact the civil rightscoordinator at 62249 Shimmel Rd., Centreville, Mich.49032; (269) 294-4231 or 1-(888) 994-7818, ext. 231 or 234.Accessible FacilitiesGlen Oaks Community College facilities are designed andequipped to facilitate attendance by persons with limitedmobility.

New student orientation is mandatoryNew Student Orientation is mandatory for all new students. Prior to registering for classes, you must either attend anon-campus orientation or complete the online orientation at www.glenoaks.edu. RSVP for orientation under the FutureStudents section of our website. The schedule for New Student Orientation is listed below:Fri., Mar. 22 - 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Nora Hagen TheatreNew Student InformationMon., June 3 - 12:30 - 4:30 p.mDresser Business Development AuditoriumMon., April 8 - 12:30 - 4:30 p.m.Dresser Business Development AuditoriumThurs., April 11 - 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.Nora Hagen TheatreThurs., May 9 - 12:30 - 4:30 p.m.Dresser Business Development AuditoriumWed., May 22 - 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Dresser Business Development AuditoriumWed., June 19 - 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.Dresser Business Development AuditoriumFri., July 12 - 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Dresser Business Development AuditoriumTues. July 23 - 12:30 - 4:30 p.m.Dresser Business Development AuditoriumWed., August 7 - 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.Dresser Business Development AuditoriumCollege policies and procedures regarding equal opportunity, grievance procedures, campussecurity, alcohol/drugs, student code of conduct, bulletin board use, student concernprocedures, policy on campus unrest, and dissent are all available in the annual Glen OaksCommunity College Catalog found on the Glen Oaks website: www.glenoaks.edu.Utilize your WebAdvisor/Portal site for GOCC services.Login with your username and password. Steps for accessing WebAdvisor/Portal are:Step 1: Go to the Glen Oaks website, www.glenoaks.edu, and click on the student portal (WebAdvisor)Step 2: Click on LOG IN.STEP 3: Enter your user ID which is your first initial, last name, and the last three digits of your student ID number.Your student ID number can be found on your class schedule/invoice. (Example: John Doe, student ID 0012345,would be: jdoe345)STEP 4: Enter your password. Your initial password will be your last name (first letter capitalized), followed byan exclamation point (!), and then your full seven-digit studentID number. (Example: John Doe, student ID number 0012345,would be DOE!0012345)Click on SUBMIT. You will be prompted to enter your user IDagain to set up a new password. Your password must be at leastnine characters, using at least one upper case letter, one lowercase letter, one number and one special character, such as ()!#$+.(Example: Pas$word65)STEP 5: Click on STUDENTS to access the student menu.STEP 6: Select the information you want to view from the menu.STEP 7: When finished, click on LOG OUT to exit.WebAdvisor services include:• Your Class Schedule & Grades• Grade Point Average by Term• Search and register for Classes• Unofficial Transcript• Test Scores (ACT, ACCUPLACER)• Student Billings• Federal Forms (1098T, W2)Page 21

Student Support ServicesOur goal: Your successFirst and foremost, if you feel you are slipping and havingdifficulty in a course, meet with the instructor and talk aboutit. One-on-one time to clarify some material may be what isneeded.Glen Oaks also offers peer tutoring in the Tutoring andTesting Center (TTC). Peer tutors are selected for theircommunications skills and excellence in specific academicareas. Many tutors are certified through the CollegeReading and Learning Association. The TTC is open 8a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 4p.m. on Fridays. A schedule may be arranged to assist youwith the course material. The TTC also offers tips on notetaking, methods of studying, taking tests and quizzes. Thisis a free service many students take advantage of whileat GOCC. Stop in the TTC and complete a tutor requestsheet.Another way to achieve success is involvement in TRiOStudent Support Services. The SSS program is fundedthrough the U.S. Department of Education and is opento Americans, regardless of race, ethnic background oreconomic circumstances. The many services of TRiOSSS are designed to provide help to low-income, firstgenerationand disabled students who are working towardgraduation from Glen Oaks or transferring to a four-yearinstitution. The programs help students of all ages reachtheir goals of post-secondary educational success. Thegoals of SSS are to increase student graduation, transfer,and retention rates. Eligible students accepted in SSS mayreceive academic tutoring, early course selection, financialaid information, FAFSA help, academic advising, personalcounseling, transfer advising, enrichment activities,computer instruction, study groups, study/test takingskills, college visits, potential scholarships and more. Formore information (see pg. 23) and an application, contactJennifer Buikema, program director at (269) 294-4324.Disability Support ServicesIf you are a student with a documented disability, theDisability Support Services office is available to assistyou. From intake to graduation, we can help you navigatethe special challenges you may face as you pursue youracademic career at Glen Oaks Community College. Withappropriate documentation of your disability, we will helpyou receive the accommodaations you may need to besuccessful at Glen Oaks. In addition, it is our privilege toserve as your advocate in the college community.Disability Support Services is located in Student Services.For more information about our services, contact LyleRaven at (269) 294-4242. To set up a confidential intake,contact Karen Webber at (269) 294-4241.We are here tohelp you succeed!Occupational StudentSuccess ProgramThe Occupational Student Success Program offerssupportive services and financial assistance forstudents with unique needs who are enrolled in anapproved occupational certificate or degree programat Glen Oaks Community College.Who may be eligible to participate?• Single parents, including single pregnant women• Displaced homemakers• Non-traditional training participants• Individuals with disabilities (Section 3 of theAmericans with Disabilities Act of 1990.)• Economically disadvantagedThe Occupational StudentSuccess Program office is locatedin the Student Services offices.Call to schedule an appointmentat (269) 294-4241 or toll free(888) 994-7818, ext. 241.Advisors Are Available to Help YouProfessionally-trained advisors areavailable for all full-time, part-timeand prospective students for planningtheir educational programs. To make anappointment, call (269) 294-4246.Leave the driving to SJCTASt. Joseph County’s bus service can transport you to andfrom Glen Oaks Community College. The buses runbetween 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays (Saturday 7 a.m. to5 p.m.). The fee is $4 each way for GOCC students withstudent ID. For definite information and to be sure of thecurrent schedule call the transportation office at 273-7808or 1-800-964-5700. (Rates subject to change).Page 22

TRiO Student Support Services ProgramThe Student Support Services Program (SSS) is part ofTRiO and is funded by the U.S. Department of Education.The program is designed to provide services to firstgeneration college students, income-eligible and/ordisabled students who are working toward graduating fromGlen Oaks Community College or transferring to a fouryearinstitution.The goals of SSS at Glen Oaks Community College are toincrease student graduation, transfer and retention rates.SSS also helps encourage student academic success bycreating opportunities for academic, personal and culturaldevelopment.“TRiO helped me succeed by providing me with theencouragement and support that I needed. TRiO alsohelped me explore many new and exciting careerpossibilities. My experience with TRiO has been a verypositive one, and I feel that I gained a lot from theprogram.” —Sabrina Winter, ’12So far, SSS has provided several fun, unique opportunitiesfor the program students including a trip to the HenryFord Museum in Dearborn, Mich., Cirque Musica showat Miller Auditorium in Kalamazoo, Mich., MI-CAPPStudent Leadership Summit, and campus tours of four-yearcolleges including Western Michigan University, MichiganState University, Grand Valley State University andIndiana University South Bend. SSS also holds workshopseach month on a variety of topicsincluding study skills, transferring,financial literacy, parenting and stressmanagement that are open to all GOCCstudents.Below is a list of services available toSSS students:• Priority registration• Individualized academic advising & planning• Financial aid assistance (help with FAFSA, appeals,etc.)• Transfer advising• Personal counseling• Computer instruction (Basic skills in Word, Excel,PowerPoint, saving files, using a mouse, etc.)• Career & personality assessment• Volunteer opportunities• 4-year college visits• TRiO SSS Scholarships• Cultural enrichment activities - plays, museums, artevents, etc.• Educational workshops and one-on-one help in testtaking, note taking, financial literacy/budgeting,resume writing, scholarship essay writing, intro tocollege information, career exploration and more!“They (SSS staff) have helped me with planningand getting all the things ready that I need fortransferring. Also, they have answered manyof my questions and made me feel comfortablepicking my classes each semester.”— Kristin Winter ’12For more information about the program, or to fill out an application, stop by Student Services, call, e-mail, or visit theTRIO website at www.glenoaks.edu/connect/trio. Contact TRIO Student Support Services at (269) 294-4324 or emailat: sssprogram@glenoaks.edu.TRiO Student Support Services is federally funded at 83 percent by theU.S. Dept. of Education ($212,888) and 17 percent funded byGlen Oaks Community College for the 2012-2013 year.Find TRIO on Facebook: TRiO Student Support Services at GOCCFollow us on Twitter: @TRiOSSSGOCCPage 23

Explore. Discover. Achieve.2013 JOB FAIR!Thursday, April 11, 201310 a.m. to 1 p.m.Glen Oaks Community College62249 Shimmel Rd., Centreville, MIUpdate your résumé and speak with employers who are hiring!Open to the public. Everyone is invited.An equal opportunity employer/program supported by the State of Michigan. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individualswith disabilities - Michigan Relay Center. 1-(800) 649-3777 (Voice and TTY)Points of Pride• Student-to-faculty ratio 16:1• GOCC has one of the highest transfer ratesamong community colleges in Michigan andIndiana.• GOCC is one of the top community collegesin Michigan and Indiana for graduation rates.• GOCC is one of the best values with oneof the lowest costs of attendance amongMichigan/Indiana community colleges.• Nursing Education program is a recognizedleader in the area for LPN and RN graduates.• Several bachelor degree programs partnerwith colleges on campus or via distancelearning.• Glen Oaks students do equally well atuniversities as compared to other communitycollege students. They also do equally wellto those who start as freshman at universitiesbut with much lower student loan debt.Closing due to weather orother emergencyWhen inclement weather or an emergency warrants thepossibility of closing day and/or evening classes at GlenOaks Community College, the following procedure isimplemented.The president, after consulting with the director ofbuildings and grounds, dean of teaching and learning,and local law enforcement authorities, will make thedecision on whether or not to begin classes later in theday or cancel school. Notification of the decision isgenerally made by 6 a.m. over radio stations WLKM(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 television station WWMT (Kalamazoo,Channel 3) and WOOD-TV (Grand Rapids, Channel8). Notification will also be placed on the Glen Oakswebsite: www.glenoaks.edu. Students may alsosign up with the Phone Alert system on campus. It isoften difficult to get an accurate report on the weatherconditions overall. In the final analysis, students shoulduse their best judgment regarding driving to campus.Page 24

www.glenoaks.eduFitness Center open to all Glen Oaks studentsThe Fitness/Wellness Center fee is included in thestudent general fees. Students need only a validStudent ID Card for access to the Center located onthe concourse level of the college.The Center is equipped with a variety ofcardiovascular equipment, weight machines and freeweights. A highly-trained staff provides assistance toall students and patrons.Students are encouraged to use the Center to start ahealth and fitness program, maintain fitness levels andcope in a positive way to the stress of college classes.Summer Hours:Monday - Thursday 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.Friday7 a.m. - 11 a.m.Open to the public!Fall Hours:Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.Friday8 a.m. - 4 p.m.The Center is closed on Saturday and Sunday and isgenerally closed when the college is closed and forholidays.All Fitness/Wellness Center staff members hold adegree in physical education, exercise science or asimilar field. Work out with confidence at GOCC,knowing that the physical needs of the clientele is oftop priority.The Oaks Store is your one-stop location for bookstore needsThe Oaks Store carries more than just textbooks!Did you forget to bring a pen to class? Or maybe youwould like to send a GOCC sweatshirt to your Dad forhis birthday—No problem. The Oaks Store carriesmore than just your course materials!The Oaks Store is located in the main hall just beforeyou reach the Student Services Department. TheOaks Store proudly serves students, faculty and staffby providing essential course materials, textbooks,school supplies, candy and snacks. The Oaks Storealso carries a wide variety of GOCC apparel and giftsfor the entire college community.bookstore or having them shipped to you. All bookinformation is available on-line bookstore.glenoaks.edu/home.aspx at the beginning of each term.The Oaks Store accepts cash, check, MasterCard, VISA,and Discover cards.The Cashier/Business office is also located inside TheOaks Store where you can pay for your tuition and fees.Buy your books with confidenceWhen you purchase your books from The Oaks Store,you can be sure you are getting exactly what you needto be prepared for class. The Oaks Store staff worksclosely with your faculty members to ensure you areusing the right books for all of your courses. Theonline bookstore offers you the option of orderingyour books and having them ready for pickup at thePage 25

2013 Study Abroad Tour to Ireland is scheduled for MayProfessor Jeanne Reed reports that it is not too late to sign up for the 2013Study Abroad tour to Ireland. “The 12-day tour is open to both students andthe public and will include Shannon, Killarney, Cork, Dublin and Belfast,”says Reed. The group will be exploring much of the Republic of Ireland andNorthern Ireland. Departure date is May 13, 2013.The group will journey around the Ring of Kerry where they will visit sitessuch as a bog village, Killarney, Kinsale and Cork. The group will explorecastles at Killkenny and Blarney where they will have the opportunity tokiss the Blarney Stone.The tour will proceed to Dublin where the group will tour the city andvisit St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Kilmainham Jail and Trinity College to seethe library and the Book of Kells as well as tour the city. They will learnthe legacies of saints, writers and revolutionaries of the Irish struggle forIndependence.Also on the itinery is a tour of Belfast and a trip to the Giant’s Causeway, afacinating geological phenomenon, and a stop at a distillery. These are justsome of the highlights.For information on theIreland or Italy trips,contact Jeanne Reed at:jreed@glenoaks.edu or call(269) 294-4257.Italy is the site for the 2014 tripIn May of 2014, Reed is planning a trip to Rome, Tuscany and Barcelona.“We will visit many of the main sites of Rome such as the Colosseum, theRoman Forum, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps and the Vaticanwhere we will tour St. Peter’s Cathedral and the Sistine Chapel,” says Reed.“Next we will travel to Assisi to visit the Basilica of St. Francis beforecontinuing on to Florence where we will get a guided tour of the city, visitthe Cuomo, Plazza della Signoria, Pointe Vecchio and other sites. FromFlorence, we will travel to Pisa to see the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa,the Baptistery and the Pisa Cathedral. After that we will board a night ferrywhich will take us to Barcelona to tour the city and see the great and uniquearchitecture for which Barcelona is known. There is also the possibility of anoptional two-day extension to Madrid for those who are interested.”Page 26

Business Services - Non-Academic CoursesBusiness Training & ApprenticesBusiness & Industry Training SolutionsAre you looking for ways to work smarter and increase efficiency?Does your staff know the latest version of the software essential for your business?Do your employees need training in an area specific to your industry?Glen Oaks Business Services offers your employees the skills and knowledge necessary to remain competitive in today’sevolving market.Glen Oaks Community College offers training to support the continued learning and advancement of the skills of youremployees while increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of your business. Below is a sample listing of standard programsthat can be customized to meet your specific and unique needs and to guarantee the greatest value to your organization. Thetraining can be held onsite at your facility, at Glen Oaks Community College or an another location.Basic Skills & RemediationTeam Building SkillsCommunications SkillsComputer OperationsLeadership SkillsCustomer Service SkillsProfessional DevelopmentInternet TechnologyManufacturing SkillsMarketing SkillsSales SkillsQuality AssuranceContact the Business Services Department to schedule your free training consultation!Phone: (269) 294-4276 Toll free: (888) 994-7818, Ext. 276 Email: mbalaguer@glenoaks.eduCoursesstart as low as$125Take ed2go courses from the comfort of yourhome at times that are convenient for you.Ed2go courses for teaching professionals areconvenient, affordable and effective. Each ed2gocourse comes equipped with a patient and caringinstructor, lively discussion areas with fellowteachers and plenty of practical information thatyou can apply to your students and classroomimmediately.Topics include:• Differentiated Instruction in the Classroom• Solving Classroom Discipline Problems• Using the Internet in the Classroomand more...This is a customizable field to indicate additional types ofcredit. If you don't offer additional credit for these courses,please delete this field prior to submitting for print.Glen Oaks Community CollegeTo enroll, visit: www.ed2go.com/goccOr contact us for more info: (269) 294-4276Page 27

Online Learning Anytime, Anywhere...Just a click away!Online Career Training ProgramsGlen Oaks Community CollegeAre you ready to take the next step in your career?Prepare for today’s hottest careers from the comfort of your home or office!The GES Career Training Programs are comprehensive, affordable,self-paced and completely online! You can begin theseprograms at any time and learn when it fits your schedule. Once you have successfully completed all required coursework,you will receive a Certificate of Completion.All the tools that you need to learn are included in the registration fee and each course has an instructor available to answerquestions and help you solve problems.Program Features:• Facilitators and mentors are available to answerquestions and help you through your studies• Career Counselors to help you prepare for thetransition from the classroom to the workplace• Courses are all open-enrollment and self paced• No additional charges - all materials, workbooks,and software are part of the course fee• Payment plans are availablePrograms are available in the following areas:• Business and Professional• IT and Software Development• Management and Corporate• Media and Design• Hospitality and Gaming• Skilled Trades and IndustrialEnroll Today!All materials are included in the Program fees. Each course has an instructor assignedto answer student questions and solve student problems. To learn more, visitwww.gatlineducation.com/goccYou can also reach us by calling(269) 294-4276Page 28

Learnfrom thecomfort ofhome!More than 300 online courses>Instructor-FacilitatedOnline CoursesOur instructor-facilitated onlinecourses are informative, fun,convenient, and highly interactive.Our instructors are famous fortheir ability to create warm andsupportive communities of learners.All courses run for six weeks (with a10-day grace period at the end).Courses are project-oriented andinclude lessons, quizzes, hands-onassignments, discussion areas,supplementary links, and more. Youcan complete any course entirelyfrom your home or office. Any timeof the day or night.How to Get Started:1. Visit our Online InstructionCenter:www.ed2go.com/gocc2. Click the Courses link, choosethe department and course titleyou are interested in and selectthe Enroll Now button. Followthe instructions to enroll andpay for your course. Here youwill enter your e-mail andchoose a password that willgrant you access to theClassroom.3. When your course starts, returnto our Online Instruction Centerand click the Classroom link.To begin your studies, simplylog in with your e-mail and thepassword you selected duringenrollment.Glen Oaks Community CollegeIntroduction to MicrosoftExcelDiscover the secrets to settingup fully formatted worksheetsquickly and efficiently.Introduction to MicrosoftAccessStore, locate, print, andautomate access to all types ofinformation.Introduction to MicrosoftWordLearn how to create and modifydocuments with the world'smost popular word processor.Introduction to PowerPointBuild impressive slidepresentations filled with text,images, video, audio, charts,and more.Creating Web PagesLearn the basics of HTML soyou can design, create, andpost your very own site on theWeb.Accounting FundamentalsGain a marketable new skill bylearning the basics of doubleentrybookkeeping, financialreporting, and more.Speed SpanishLearn six easy recipes to glueSpanish words together intosentences, and you'll bespeaking Spanish in no time.A to Z GrantwritingLearn how to research anddevelop relationships withpotential funding sources,organize grantwritingcampaigns, and prepareproposals.Introduction to QuickBooksLearn how to quickly andefficiently gain control over thefinancial aspects of yourbusiness.Grammar RefresherGain confidence in your abilityto produce clean,grammatically correctdocuments and speeches.Real Estate InvestingBuild and protect your wealthby investing in real estate.Computer Skills for theWorkplaceGain a working knowledge ofthe computer skills you'll needto succeed in today's jobmarket.Introduction to PCTroubleshootingLearn to decipher and solvealmost any problem with yourPC.Discover Digital PhotographyAn informative introduction tothe fascinating world of digitalphotography equipment.MORE COURSES AVAILABLEAT OUR ONLINE INSTRUCTION CENTERwww.ed2go.com/goccLearn More...• Expert Instructor• 24-Hour Access• Online Discussion Areas• 6 Weeks of InstructionNew course sessions beginmonthly. Please visit our OnlineInstruction Center to see exactstart dates for the courses thatinterest you.Enroll Now!Visit our Online InstructionCenter today!www.ed2go.com/goccor call:(269) 294-4276Courses Start as Low as:$125Requirements:All courses require Internet access,e-mail, and the Microsoft InternetExplorer or Mozilla Firefox Web browser.Some courses may have additionalrequirements. Please visit our OnlineInstruction Center for more information.011017Page 29

Glen Oaks Community College62249 Shimmel Rd.Centreville, MI 49032www.glenoaks.edu(269) 467-9945 or toll free (888) 994-7818www.glenoaks.eduNON-PROFITU.S. POSTAGEPAIDGlen Oaks C.C.Permit No. 12SPRING/SUMMER 2013 SemesterClass ScheduleOnline registration for returning students begins April 8; On-Campus registration for all students begins April 15.

Explore. Discover. AchieveContinuing Education SurveyHelp us meet the education needs and interests in the community.Please take a few minutes to complete a brief surveyon our website by visiting: www.glenoaks.edu.Closer than you think!Centrally located...Just south of Centreville, off M-86 on Shimmel Road.Closer than you think!Affordable...Save thousands compared to state and private colleges. Keepyour job and attend classes at Glen Oaks or via Internet.Convenient day, evening or distancelearning classes...Classes are available over a 15-week period in Fall, Winter andSpring/Summer Semesters. More classes are available on theInternet through the Glen Oaks Distance Learning Center andstatewide partnerships. Glen Oaks advisors can ensure that yourclasses will transfer to a four-year college or university. Classesleading to a Bachelor’s Degree are now available on campusthrough a partnership with Spring Arbor University.Student Support...You don’t have to go it alone. The Tutoring and Testing Centercan help you achieve your goals. Stop by and see how they canhelp! It is a free student support service.An easy drive: Just 15 minutes from Sturgis, 10 minutes from Three Rivers, 5 minutes from Centreville, 15 minutesfrom Colon, 20 minutes from Burr Oak, 10 minutes from Mendon, 25 minutes from Vicksburg, 35 minutes from Portage,25 minutes from Constantine and White Pigeon, 40 minutes from Coldwater and 30 minutes from many northern Indianacommunities.Check us Out!An easy drive: Just 15 minutes from Sturgis, 10 minutes from Three Rivers, 5 minutes from Centreville, 15 minutesfrom Colon, 20 minutes from Burr Oak, 10 minutes from Mendon, 25 minutes from Vicksburg, 35 minutes from Portage,www.glenoaks.edu25 minutes from Constantine and White Pigeon, 40 minutes from Coldwater and 30 minutes from many northern IndianaPage cSSommunities.SS2

www.glenoaks.eduSpring/Summer Schedule SS4Academic Key SS5Distance Learning SS9In early February, over 200 students, administrators, faculty andstaff participated in a “Commit to Completion” signing event, hostedby Phi Theta Kappa. The event was part of a national initiative topromote degree completion. Statistics show that those who obtain adegree or certificate are more apt to land a job in their field of study.ON THE FLIP SIDECOMMON SP/SU & FALL INFORMATIONRegistering for Classes 18Tuition/Fees 19Financial Aid 20Campus Map 31It’s time to Celebrate!Glen Oaks Community CollegeGraduation Ceremony —Friday, May 3Hundreds of visitors will attend the Friday, May 3 graduationceremony. The event begins at 7 p.m. in the Glen Oaks Gymnasium. Allattendees must have an admission ticket.The program is open to family and friends; however, seating islimited. Persons with disabilties and others with special-needs seatingarrangements should contact the college by April 26 and ask for DianeZinsmaster or Clarice Beck.Nursing Pinning CeremonySaturday, May 4 at 10 a.m.Allied Health Pinning CeremonySaturday, May 4 at 2 p.m.Page SS3

Spring/Summer 2013 SEMESTERACCOUNTINGBAA 100 FUNDAMENTALS OF ACCOUNTING4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1 (5/13-8/2) M 4:30PM-10:00PM F457 Keith, LSection DL Hass, LBAA 109 PAYROLL ACCOUNTING2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: BAA 100Cost: TuitionSection 1 (5/13-8/2) M W 3:00PM-4:15PM F465 Hass, LBAA 111 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: High school bookkeeping or BAA 100Cost: TuitionSection 1 (5/13-8/2) M 4:30PM-10:00PM F465 Hass, LALLIED HEALTHALH 218 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Test above or completion of COM 063Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection DL Luczek, BALH 222 DISEASE CONDITIONS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: ALH 218 and NSA 101 or NSA 210 & 211Medical Assistant students are encouraged to take this course intraditional classroom setting and concurrently with ALH 236.Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection DL Luczek, BALH 238, 281 and 285 ALLIED HEALTH EXTERNSHIP3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Completion of first three semesters of MedicalAssistant programCost: Tuition + $265.00 course fee for ALH 238; Tuition + $140course fee for ALH 281 & 285Section L1 (5/13-8/2) M 1:00PM-3:00PM F205 Miller, CMeeting dates: 5/13, 5/20, 6/3, 6/17, 7/1 and 7/15ALH 250 MEDICAL LAW & BIOETHICS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection DL StaffSpring/Summer 2013CalendarClasses Begin Monday, May 13Memorial Day Monday, May 27Fourth of July Thursday, July 4Campus Closed F r i d a y, J u l y 5Classes End Friday, August 2Page SS4ALH 290 MA EXAM REVIEW3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Completion of all courses in the MA program,except ALH 238.Must be taken in last semester of MA program and concurrentlywith ALH 238.Cost: TuitionSection DL Nacarrato, C(Students will meet on M – 6:00PM – 8:00PM F205 on campuson 5/15, 6/5, 7/3, 7/31)AUTOMOTIVEVTA 228 EMISSIONS CONTROL SYSTEMS5 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisite: VTA 100, VTA 141 and VTA 142Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 (5/13-8/2) M W 6:00PM-9:30PM E119 StaffBUSINESSBAC 111 CONTEMPORARY BUSINESS/TECHNICALCOMMUNICATIONS4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 083 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection DL Furr, WBAD 151 FUNDAMENTALS OF SELLING3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BAM 100Cost: TuitionSection L1 (5/13-8/2) T TH 3:00PM-5:00PM F457 Keith, LBAD 152 PRINCIPLES OF RETAILING3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BAM 100Cost: TuitionSection L1 (5/13-8/2) T TH 3:00PM-5:00PM F457 Keith, LBAD 153 ADVERTISING3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BAM 100Cost: TuitionSection L1 (5/13-8/2) T TH 3:00PM-5:00PM F457 Keith, LBAD 251 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BAM 100Cost: TuitionSection DL Keith, LBAE 204 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS-MACRO4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: BAE 203Cost: TuitionSection 1 (5/13-8/2) TH 5:45PM-10:00PM F457 Keith, LBAM 100 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 (5/13-8/2) T 6:00PM-9:30PM F457 Keith, LSection DL Keith, L

www.glenoaks.eduAcademic 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 ClassesBDC - Business Development Center at Glen OaksDL - Distance Learning Net-based (See the Distance Learning Center at GOCC)CHS - Centreville High SchoolCNS - Constantine High SchoolSHS - Sturgis High SchoolTHS - Three Rivers High SchoolUCHS - Union City High SchoolNotice to readers:Although every effort ismade to ensure the scheduleis offered as printed, thecollege has the right to makechanges in course sections,instructors, time and locations,or to cancel courses ifnecessary. Changes in tuitionand fees may occur after theschedule is printed.Course descriptionsare listed in the Glen OaksCommunity College catalogat www.glenoaks.edu.ABOUT ONLINE DISTANCE LEARNING CLASSES:Fees for Online 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 ifthey are new to online classes.Classes in cooperation with the MCCVLC: Glen Oaks Community College collaborates online with Michigan CommunityCollege Virtual Learning Collaborative (MCCVLC) to assist students in completing their educational goals. A list ofavailable courses from the MCCVLC can be found at www.mccvlc.org or ask the Distance Learning Center for moreinformation and fees for courses.BAM 101 COLLEGE SKILLS/PORTFOLIO3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $10.00 course feeSection 1 (5/13-8/2) M W 10:00AM-12:00PM F457 Furr, WBAM 103 BUSINESS MATH3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement into BAM 103 on Accuplacer, ACT/SATor completion of NSM 052.Cost: Tuition + $10.00 course feeSection DL Furr, WBAM 252 INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BAM 100Cost: TuitionSection DL Keith, LBAM 260 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BAM 103Cost: TuitionSection 1 (5/13-8/2) W 6:00PM-9:45PM F465 Hass, LBIP 100 KEYBOARDING-INTRODUCTION2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $15.00 course feeSection L1 (5/13-7/2) T TH 8:30AM-12:15PM E430 StaffBIP 102 KEYBOARDING-REFRESHER2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $15.00 course feeSection L1 (5/13-7/2) T TH 8:30AM-12:15PM E430 StaffBIP 121 INTERMEDIATE KEYBOARDING4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: BIP 100 or BIP 102 or successful completion ofone year of high school keyboarding or EDP 101Cost: Tuition + $40.00 course feeSection L1 (5/13-7/2) T TH 8:30AM-12:15PM E430 StaffBIP 219 LEGAL TERMINOLOGY2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073, EDP 101 or BIP 121Cost: Tuition + $12.00 course feeSection L1 (5/13-7/2) T TH 8:30AM-12:15PM E430 StaffPage SS5

Spring/Summer 2013 SEMESTERBIP 220 ADVANCED KEYBOARD-EXECUTIVE3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BIP 121, EDP 101 or high school experience andEDP 233Cost: Tuition + $30.00 course feeSection L1 (5/13-7/2) T TH 8:30AM-12:15PM 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 (5/13-7/2) T TH 8:30AM-12:15PM E430 StaffBIP 222 ADVANCED KEYBOARDING-MEDICAL3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BIP 121 and EDP 233Cost: Tuition + $40.00 course feeSection L1 (5/13-7/2) T TH 8:30AM-12:15PM E430 StaffBIP 230 MACHINE TRANSCRIPTION-LEGAL/EXECUTIVE3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: BIP 121 and EDP 101Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection L1 (5/13-7/2) T TH 8:30AM-12:15PM E430 StaffCOMMUNICATIONS/ORALCOM 110 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 (5/13-7/2) T TH 8:30AM-11:30AM E432 McNamara, MCOM 063 READING FOR COLLEGE4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Accuplacer reading comprehension score of 43-73and standardized reading testCost: TuitionSection 1 (5/13-7/2) T TH 6:00PM-10:00PM G205 Ryno, SCOM 073 ESSENTIAL COLLEGE WRITING I4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Accuplacer WritePlacer score of 4 or WritingSample AssessmentCost: TuitionSection 1 (5/13-8/2) T TH 9:45AM-12:30PM F459 Burch, R(Must enroll concurrently in COM 121, section 1)Section 2 (5/13-8/2) T 5:00PM-9:45PM F459 Jesaitis, PCOM 074 ESSENTIAL COLLEGE WRITING II4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Enrollment is limited to students who have receivedan “IP” grade in COM 073 Essential College Writing ICost: TuitionSection 1 (5/13-8/2) T TH 9:45AM-12:30PM F459 Burch, R(Must enroll concurrently in COM 121, section 1)Section 2 (5/13-8/2) T 5:00PM-9:45PM F459 Jesaitis, PCOM 120 ENGLISH LAB1 Credit, 1 ContactsPrerequisite: Level 5 on the Accuplacer Co-requisite: COM 121 orCOM 111Cost: TuitionSection 1 (5/13-8/2) T TH 3:00PM-3:45PM E432 Hatfield, LSection DL Burch, RCOM 140 GENERAL COMMUNICATIONS: SPEECH3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 (5/13-8/2) T 6:00PM-9:30PM D235 Shepard, JCOM 150 PUBLIC SPEAKING3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection DL McNamara, M(required on campus speech dates: 5/16, 6/6, 6/27, 7/18 from6:00PM-9:00PM)COMMUNICATIONS/WRITTENCOM 061,063,071,073 and 074 have the following characteristics:Grades-the following grades will be used:1. CR=Credit-Credit for course, does not affect grade pointaverage.IP=In Progress-No credit, student may continue progresswith the instructor the next available semester.NC=No Credit-Students will not receive credit because ofnon completion of the course requirements necessary forthe IP grade.2. Graduation-Academic Foundation course credit towardgraduation will depend on the degree or certificate.3. Transferability-These courses generally will not transfer tofour-year college.Page SS6COM 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 (5/13-8/2) T TH 1:00PM-3:00PM E432 Hatfield, LSection 2 (5/13-6/19) M W 5:30PM-9:45PM E432 Jesaitis, PSection DL Gave, KCOM 122 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: Successful completion of COM 121 EnglishComposition I with a 2.0 or betterCost: TuitionSection 1 (5/13-8/2) TH 5:30PM-9:45PM E430 Hatfield, LSection 2 (6/25-8/2) M W 6:00PM-9:45PM E430 Ryno, SSection DL Gave, KCOMPUTERSEDP 100 USING THE INTERNET1 Credit, 1 ContactPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection DL Staff

www.glenoaks.eduEDP 101 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: BIP 100 or test out and COM 063Cost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 (5/13-8/2) T TH 8:30AM-12:15PM E442 Conner, KSection DL StaffEDP 130 INTRODUCTION TO HTML 54 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 101 or approval from instructorCost: TuitionSection DL Conner, KEDP 132 JAVA PROGRAMMING4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: EDP 101 or approval from instructorCost: TuitionSection DL Conner, KEDUCATIONSSE 270 THE DIVERSE LEARNER4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 and SSP 210 or SSE 101 and SSE 102Cost: TuitionSection 1 (6/24-8/2) MTWTH 9:00AM-12:00PM D250 Grunert, K(no class the week of July 1, 2013)GENERAL STUDIESGEN 102 STUDENT SUCCESS AND COLLEGE SKILLS3 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection 1 (5/13-8/2) M W 10:00AM-12:00PM F457 Furr, WGOVERNMENTSSG 110 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT & POLITICAL SCIENCE4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrent enrollment in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection DL StaffINTERNATIONAL STUDIESSSF 200 TRAVEL AND STUDY ABROAD2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: TuitionSection IS TBA Reed, J.Accessible FacilitiesGlen Oaks Community Collegefacilities are designed andequipped to facilitate attendanceby persons with limited mobility.MATHEMATICSNSM 051, NSM 052 and NSM 053 have the followingcharacteristics:1. Grades-the following grades will be used:CR=Credit-Credit for course, does not affect grade pointaverage.IP=In Progress-No credit, student may continue progresswith the instructor the next available semester. The studentwill have to register to retake the course, or for the nextcourse, except an IP is given for NSM 051, NSM 052 orNSM 053.NC=No Credit-Students will not receive credit because ofnon completion of the course requirements necessary forthe IP grade.2. Graduation-Academic Foundation course credit towardgraduation will depend on the degree or certificate.3. Transferability-These courses generally will not transferto 4-year college.NSM 051 BASIC MATHEMATICS4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 AND COM 073Cost: TuitionSection 1 (5/13-8/2) M W 6:00PM-8:45PM D409 StaffNSM 052 PRE-ALGEBRA4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 051Cost: TuitionSection 1 (5/13-7/17) M W 9:00AM-12:15PM G205 Sandelin, MNSM 100 INTRODUCTORY ALGEBRA4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 052 or appropriate placement based onassessmentCost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 (5/13-7/17) M W 1:00PM-4:15PM G205 Sandelin, MNSM 104 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 100 or by placement testCost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 (5/13-7/17) M W 2:00PM-5:15PM D418 Toner, JNSM 105 MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS FOR ELEMENTARYTEACHERS4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 100 or appropriate placement based on assessmentCost: Tuition + $25.00 course feeSection 1 (5/13-7/17) M W 6:00PM-9:15PM D419 Toner, JMUSICHUM 150 MUSIC APPRECIATION4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: TuitionSection DL StaffPage SS7

Spring/Summer 2013 SEMESTERNURSINGNUR 100 NURSE AIDE6 Credits, 6 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $225.00 course feeSection 1 (5/13-6/7) MTWTHF 8:00AM-12:15PM D239 Chapman, JSection 2 (8/5-8/30) MTWTHF 8:00AM-12:15PM D239 StaffNUR 104 FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING5 Credits, 8 ContactsPrerequisite: Acceptance into Level I of the Nursing ProgramCost: Tuition + $150 course feeSection 1 (6/10-8/2) M 8:00AM-12:15PMT 10:15AM-12:15PM F205 Lederman, J.Clinical THNUR 109 PHARMACOLOGY I2 Credits, 2 ContactsPrerequisite: Acceptance into Level I of the Nursing Program orpermission of the Director of NursingCost: Tuition + $30.00 course feeSection 1 (6/10-8/2) T W 8:00AM-10:00AM F205 Lederman, WNUR 220 NURSING ROLE TRANSITION3 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisite: Acceptance into Level II of the Nursing ProgramCost: Tuition + $225.00 course feeSection 1 (6/10-8/2) M 8:00AM-12:00PM D245 Lederman, W/Owings, D.PHYSICAL EDUCATION/ACTIVITIESNOTE TO FITNESS/WELLNESS LAB STUDENTS:All NSH 100 students must attend an orientation during the firstweek of the semester.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.Fitness/Wellness LabThe Fitness/Wellness Center is open the following days andtimes. Students can work out for credit during any of the regularscheduled hours.Monday-Thursday 7:00 am-7:00pmFriday 7:00am-11:00pmNSH 100 FITNESS/WELLNESS 11 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $20.00 course feeSection L1 (5/13-8/2) Thompson, RNSH 104 FITNESS/WELLNESS 21 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NSH 100 or NSH 106 or workout experienceCost: Tuition + $20.00 course feeSection L1 (5/13-8/2) Thompson, RPage SS8NSH 105 FITNESS/WELLNESS 31 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NSH 104Cost: Tuition + $20.00 course feeSection L1 (5/13-8/2) Thompson, RNSH 106 WELLNESS/LIFESTYLE2 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 063 and COM 073Cost: Tuition + $20.00 course feeSection DL Proefrock, SNSH 107 FITNESS/WELLNESS 41 Credits, 3 ContactsPrerequisite: NSH 105Cost: Tuition + $20.00 course feeSection L1 (5/13-8/2) Thompson, RPSYCHOLOGYSSP 101 PSYCHOLOGY4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrent enrollment in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection 1 (5/13-7/8) M W 6:00PM-9:45PM D418 Worthington, CSection DL Worthington, CSSP 210 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: SSP 101 and COM 121 or concurrently enrolled inCOM 121Cost: TuitionSection DL Worthington, CSSP 220 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: SSP 101 and COM 121 or concurrent enrollment inCOM 121Cost: TuitionSection DL Worthington, CSSP 260 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 and or concurrently enrolled in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection DL StaffSCIENCENSA 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 DL On Campus Lab TH 3:00-5:00 PM G228 Hartung, RNSA 212 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: NSA 205 or NSA 211Cost: TuitionSection 1 (5/13-7/2) T TH 6:00PM-10:00PM G206/G228 Hartung, RSection DL Staff

Distance www.glenoaks.edu Learning Spring/Summer 2013Are job and family responsibilities preventing you from attending classes on campus? Online courseworkprovides more than just geographical access as classes can be scheduled at a time convenient for your needs.Bring classes to your home or work! For more information: Contact distancelearning@glenoaks.edu or(269) 294-4308 or toll-free (888) 994-7818, Ext. 308.ALH 218ALH 222ALH 250ALH 290BAA 100BAC 111BAD 251BAM 100BAM 103BAM 252COM 120Distance Learning Spring/Summer 2013 OfferingsMedical TerminologyDisease ConditionsMedical Law & BioethicsMA Certificate Exam ReviewFundamentals of AccountingContemporary/BusinessTechnical CommunicationsPrinciples of MarketingIntroduction to BusinessBusiness MathPrinciples of ManagementEnglish LabEDP 100EDP 101EDP 130EDP 132HUM 150Using the InternetIntroduction to Computers & SoftwareIntroduction to HTML5Java ProgrammingMusic AppreciationNSA 210 Human Anatomy & Physiology I(meets on campus for weekly labs)NSA 212NSB 120NSH 106SSG 110SSP 101SSP 210PathophysiologyBiologyWellness & LifestyleAmerican Government & PoliticsPsychologyHuman Growth & DevelopmentCOM 121English Composition ISSP 220Abnormal PsychologyCOM 122English Composition IISSP 260Social PsychologyCOM 150 Public SpeakingOn Campus Speech Dates: 5/16, 6/6, 6/27, 7/18 from 6-9pm)SSS 120SociologyNSB 120 BIOLOGY4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: Placement beyond or satisfactory completion ofCOM 063 and COM 073Cost: Tuition + $10.00 Course feeSection DL Hucko, JNSB 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 (5/13-7/23) TWTH 9:00AM-11:30AM G207/G226 Rodriguez, MNSC 130 CHEMISTRY4 Credits, 5 ContactsPrerequisite: NSM 100 or placement into NSM 104 or equivalentcollege courseCost: Tuition + $45.00 course feeSection 1 (5/13-7/11) MTTH 1:00PM-4:00PM G207/G221 Simmons, SSOCIOLOGYSSS 120 PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY4 Credits, 4 ContactsPrerequisite: COM 121 or concurrently enrolled in COM 121Cost: TuitionSection DL StaffTRUCK DRIVINGTDT 113 TRACTOR/TRAILER OPERATIONS9 Credits, 9 ContactsPrerequisite: NoneCost: Tuition + $2,228 + Non-refundable fee of $550Section 1 (5/13-6/15) MTWTHFS 8:00AM-6:00PM TBA Karn, ASection 2 (6/17-7/27) MTWTHFS 8:00AM-6:00PM TBA Karn, ATDT 114 TRACTOR/TRAILER DRIVING EXPERIENCE9 Credits, 9 ContactsPrerequisite: TDT 113Cost: Tuition + $2,778Section 1 (5/13-6/15) MTWTHFS 8:00AM-6:00PM TBA Bernard, RSection 2 (6/17-7/27) MTWTHFS 8:00AM-6:00PM TBA Bernard, RPage SS9