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Academic and Student Services Administrators Broward College welcomes you and hopes that you will use your time, talents and efforts to become successful in all your endeavors. The Student Services staff, faculty and administration will help you to develop and achieve your goals. Student Services has unique services and functions to provide students with a total package of information, assistance and enrichment. The following people are available to help you achieve your highest degree of success: Campus/Center Student Services Administrators David Kenton Central Campus dkenton@broward.edu 954-201-6522 Luz Negron Alvarez North Campus lnegrona@broward.edu 954-201-2300 BC Online Neil Cohen South Campus ncohen@broward.edu 954-201-8903 Pines, Weston, Miramar, WHC College-wide Academic and Student Services Administration Dr. Jeff Nasse College Provost and Senior Vice President, Academic Affairs jnasse@broward.edu 954-201-7519 Janice Stubbs Vice President Student Services jstubbs@broward.edu 954-201-6464 Tara Jones Associate Vice President, Student Financial Services tjones10@broward.edu 954-201-7554 Karen Lee Murphy Associate Vice President, Academic Affairs/College Registrar kmurphy@broward.edu 954-201-7471 Esmeralda Sweeney Associate Vice President, Student Success esweeney@broward.edu 954-201-8129 www.broward.edu 15
Career Pathways Now that you’ve decided on Broward College, what will you study? Broward College offers 67 academic programs of study with additional embedded certificates and diplomas with day, evening, and weekend classes plus numerous online course options. With four campuses and five centers in Broward County, you can achieve your higher education goals without commuting far from home. Broward College has eight meta-majors, more commonly referred to as pathway communities or pathways. Each pathway offers areas of study in several programs that may have common pre-requisites and explore the same interests. Choosing a pathway will provide you with insight into the entire field of study of your interest. To help you with selecting a pathway and creating an academic plan, make an appointment to see an academic advisor. To schedule an appointment, log in to myBC - click on BC Navigate and then select “Advising Appointment.” In addition, online advisors are available to answer general academic questions online. Here’s the list of Broward College career pathways, programs, and transfer plans to help transition you to a bachelor’s degree and to help you get started in your career exploration journey. 16 Broward College
Page 1 and 2: 2022/23 STUDENT HANDBOOK
Page 3 and 4: Student Publications...............
Page 5 and 6: About Broward College Mission State
Page 7 and 8: Campus/Center Directory A. Hugh Ada
Page 9 and 10: N-4 GOLF COURSE Lot C Lot B N-2 Lot
Page 11 and 12: Willis Holcombe Center 111 East Las
Page 13 and 14: Academic Calendar Fall 2022 (Term 2
Page 15: Academic Calendar Summer 2023 (Term
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Page 21 and 22: Pathway Associate Dean of Students
Page 23 and 24: Choosing a Transfer Plan and a Care
Page 25 and 26: Learning Modalities 6 Ways to Atten
Page 27 and 28: What is BC One Access? BC One Acces
Page 29 and 30: Make appointments online with your
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the supporting documentation by the
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services where necessary to afford
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The College recommends that student
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The Policy and the Student The foll
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upon another person who is a member
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complaint to the public institution
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answers to exam questions either wh
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student conduct. In cases where rea
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provide the student or student orga
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Officer will only vote if there is
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status, and/or gender identity. Add
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vendors or visitors) should be repo
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Retaliatory Action - any materially
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to restore or preserve equal access
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participants, and, to the extent po
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cross-examination. 5. Investigative
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safety and risk analysis and determ
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Program Guidelines for the particul
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will serve as the primary point of
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Complaint Process for Students for
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The student or prospective student
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Procedures Specific to Online Stude
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who shall approve, disapprove, or m
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5. Once the petition is reviewed fo
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The following procedures shall appl
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Obligations of the College Communit
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agreement reached and a copy of the
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