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Accounting • Administration of Justice • Administrative Support Technology • Medical Office Specialist • Air Conditioning and Refrigeration • Administrative Correspondence Specialist • Building Construction • Call Center/Teleservices • Child Development • Clinical Research Coordinator • Commercial Truck Driver • Computer Software Specialist • Corrections Management and Supervision • Electricity • Emergency Medical Technician Intermediate • Fiber Optics Technician • Forestry • Geographical Information Systems • Graphic Design • Health Sciences • Heavy Equipment Operator • Industrial Supervision • Information Systems Technology • Landscape Gardening • Law Enforcement Management and Supervision • Legal Office Assisting • Machinery Maintenance • Medical Records Clerk • Medical Transcriptionist • Mining Certification • Nursing Assistant • Office Automation Specialist • Pharmacy Aide • Phlebotomy • Pre-Funeral Services • Real Estate • Retail Sales and Customer Service • Small Business Management • Software Development I • Software Development II • Wastewater Plant Operator • Water Plant Operator Welding Operator • Wildlife Enforcement • Word Processing • Clerical Assistant • College/University Transfer • Computer Networking Technology • Computer Software Specialist • Computer-Aided Drafting and Technology • Computerized Manufacturing Technology • Electromechanical Technology • Industrial Electronics • Correctional Services • Emergency Medical Services Technology • Environmental Science • Forest Science • Funeral Services • General Education • Industrial Maintenance • Legal Office Assisting • Management • Medical Laboratory Technology • Medical Office Coding & Procedures • Mining • Nursing • Occupational Therapy Assistant • Paralegal Studies • Physical Therapy Assistant • Police Science • Radiography Technology • Respiratory Therapy • Water/Wastewater Specialization • Welding

MECC TODAY

Summer Classes Begin June 2T - Long Session - June 2 – August 1

D - First Short Session - June 2 – June 29E - Second Short Session - July 5 – August 1

Fall Classes Begin August 22

Enroll Now For Summer AND Fall!

2011 Summer and Fall Class Schedules

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On-Ramp Financial AssistanceAre you…Unemployed? Underemployed?A displaced homemaker or caregiver? A failed small business owner? The On-Ramp Program offers access to higher education and training opportunities within a one-stop service

system. We provide education and career counseling, referrals to academic support, and assistance with college admissions and financial aid applications. But most importantly, you can qualify for financial assistance for tuition, certification or licensing fees, books and supplies for both credit and non-credit classes!

- Meet all federal eligibility requirements (i.e. citizenship)- Be degree or certificate seeking.- Demonstrate financial need in the federal need analysis formula- Be unemployed or dislocated worker due to layoff- Be dislocated or underemployed (working parttime, working two jobs, working below capacity)- Be age 18 or older.- Not already receiving federal funding that covers all your tuition, fees and book costs.

You ARE STILL ELIGIBLE to participate in this program if you already possess a Bachelor’s degree.

An On-Ramp grant consultant is available at MECC to assist you with this process. Contact Chelsea Rose, crose@me.vccs.edu or Geneva O’Quinn, goquinn@me.vccs.edu, or call 27- 523-2400 ext. 225 with any questions you may have or to set up an appointment to get started!

p. 2 On-Ramp Financial Assistancep. 3 New Faculty p. 4 FOXp. 5 Religion & Wastewater & Welding & Physics & ..p. 6 PTK Awardsp. 7 Mountain Music School p. 8 Tech Prep Camp & Governor’s Schoolp. 9 Spring Calendar & Registration Datesp. 10 Bookstore & Disabilityp. 11 Guide to Online Enrollmentp. 12 Pre & Corequisites & Tuition Payment Planp. 13 How to Enroll & Tuition and Feesp. 14 Schedule of Summer Classesp. 25 Schedule of Fall Classesp. 45 Environmental Science Club

p. 46 Let’s Talk Chemistryp. 47 King Collegep. 48 Old Dominion Universityp. 49 Lindsey Wilson Collegep. 50 Start With a Class - End With a Careerp. 51 MECC Foundationp. 52 Great Expectationsp. 53 AmeriCorps p. 54 8 Week Classesp. 55 Electronic Medical Records Technicianp. 56 Relocation - temporarilyp. 57 Students Participate in Legislative Processp. 58 Student Activitiesp. 59 Dickenson County Classes & PluggedInVAp. 60 How to Beat the Rising Cost of College

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MECC Brings on New Faculty Members

Frank Wright of Duffield is an assistant professor of mathematics. Wright holds two bachelor of science degrees from UVA-Wise, one in mathematics and one in computer information systems, and two master of science degrees, one in mathematics from the University of Knoxville, and one in physics education from the University of Virginia. Prior to MECC, Wright taught mathematics for the Scott County School System and was an MECC adjunct faculty member teaching mathematics and physics.

Renee Stanley of Clintwood is an assistant professor of practical nursing (LPN). Stanley received her associate of applied science degree in nursing from MECC, a bachelor of science degree in nursing from Clinch Valley College, and a master of science degree in nursing from Old Dominion University. She previously taught as an adjunct instructor in the RN program at UVA-Wise and as an MECC clinical instructor for the Tri-college Nursing Program. She has worked at Lonesome Pine Hospital, the Dickenson County Medical Center, and Mountain View Regional Hospital.

Nasser Maksoud of Big Stone Gap is an assistance professor of information technology. Maksoud has a bachelor of science degree in commerce from Alexandria University (Egypt) and a master of science degree in computer science from East Tennessee State University. Prior to joining the faculty at MECC, Maksoud taught at ITT Tech and managed networks, systems and information assets for diverse local governments and organizations.

Miranda Oaks of Church Hill, TN, is an instructor of mathematics. Oaks has a bachelor of science degree in mathematics and physics from Vanderbilt University and a master of arts in teaching mathematics from the University of Idaho. Previously, Oaks taught physics and dual enrollment mathematics at Gate City High School, and was an Academic Coordinator Lecturer at UVA-Wise.

Lena Whisenhunt of McClure is the new coordinator of MECC’s Practical Nursing (LPN) program and assistant professor of practical nursing. She completed MECC’s CNA certificate program, followed by an associate of applied science degree in nursing. She also holds a bachelor of science degree in nursing from Old Dominion University. Previously she taught at the Wise County Career Technical Center and has over ten years experience in the medical field, including employment at Clintwood Heritage Hall, St. Mary’s Hospital, Dickenson Community Hospital, and the Bristol Regional Medical Center.

Tom Bush is an assistant professor of sustainable energy technology. Bush is a graduate of MECC’s Air Conditioning and Refrigeration program and has 40 years of work experience, ranging from designing HVAC and mechanical systems to working for design/construction firms. He holds five certifications plus designation as an Efficiency Analyst. He has been recognized by North American Technician Excellence (NATE) as one of their Five Top Techs from across the nation. Bush was previously employed at HCE Systems, Inc. in Norton. He has been instrumental in the development of MECC’s new Energy Technology program.

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For first-time students

Student Orientation/Advising/Registration for Summer/Fall 2011

Mountain Empire Community College

To register for FOX, go to www.mecc.edu

Learn more about MECC... • Meetyouradvisor • Scheduleyourclasses • Tourthecampus • Setupyourcollegeemailandon-lineaccount • HaveyourstudentIDmade • Receivefinancialaid,billing,andparkinginformation • Attendinformationsessionswithfacultyandstudentleaders • Findoutaboutstudentactivities

NeedMoreInformation?Phone276-523-7472

DATES:Tue.,April5@12:30pm(Register by March 25)Thu.,April7@1:00pm(Register by March 30)Thu.,April28@5:00pm(Register by April 22)Thu.,May26@9:00am(Register by May 18)

FreshmanOrientationeXperience

Mon.,June13@9:00am(Register by June 6)Wed.,June29@9:00am(Register by June 22)Thurs.,July21@6:00pm(Register by July 15)Fri.,Aug.4@9:00am(Register by July 29)

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It’s Old but NewMECC will offer a new course beginning Fall 2011, for personal growth or it can

serve as an elective for some curriculums. Religion 200, Survey of the Old Testament, covers the historical, social, and religious development of the people of Israel as record-ed in the Old Testament, moving from creation through the exodus, the settlement in the Promised Land and the age of the prophets. The course also considers other types of literature contained in the Old Testament. Classes will meet from 1:00 pm - 2:15 pm on Mondays and Wednesdays. Contact Dr. Frederick H .Richard at frichard@me.vccs.edu.

Welding – fit your scheduleWelding classes for Summer and Fall Semesters 2011 will include stick, mig, tig, pipe welding and pipe fit-

ting. Upgrade skills classes for experienced welders will be available. Morning and night classes are available to meet nearly any schedule. The MECC Welding program is an

American Welding Society Testing / Training Center and Educational Institution member. During renovations on the campus, the Welding program will be located in Big Stone Gap National Guard Armory building. Space is limited and filling fast. Contact Paul Gilley, pgilley@me.vccs.edu, or Cecil Hubbard, chubbard@me.vccs.edu, in the Armory Annex Building or call 276-523-7465, ext. 334.

Online licensure renewal for wastewater operators

MECC now offers online licensure renewal for wastewater operators to meet new State requirements for licensure renewal. The classes are called ENV 195: Top-ics in Wastewater Treatment Renewal I (for classes VI-IV) and ENV 295: Topics in Wastewater Treatment Renewal II (for classes III-I). Contact Rosa-lee Cooke, rcooke@me.vccs.edu, at 27-523-2400, ext. 364.

General Physics - It’s back!General College Physics I will be taught from 10:00-10:50 MWF in G228 and 9:25-10:40 T and TH in

G234 (Physics Lab). Contact Frank Wright at fwright@me.vccs.edu.

Career Readiness CertificateA Career Readiness Certificate is a recognized credential that can certify your job skills to potential

employers! Endorsed by the Governor of Virginia, this certificate assesses workplace skills to match the right people in the right jobs! Contact Mitzi Williams at mmwilliams@me.vccs.edu or 276-523-2400 ext. 477 to learn more about obtaining your CRC today!

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PTKAwardsMountain Empire Community College’s Alpha

Delta Psi chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa Interna-tional Honor Society received three major awards at the 2011 Virginia/West Virginia Regional Con-vention in March. Awards included 3rd place in the region in Fundraising, and 2nd place in the re-gion in Communications as well as Regional Col-lege projects for 2010-2011. The Phi Theta Kap-pa awards will be on display in the trophy case

outside of Student Services in Holton Hall. Recognition certificates for Operation Green and Relay for Life were also awarded, and PTK President Andrianah Kilgore and mem-ber Crystal Barnette were elected to the Phi Theta Kappa Virginia Region Hall of Honor for their service to the organization.

The honor society is deeply grateful to all staff, faculty, and administrators who have continually supported Phi Theta Kappa and looks forward to achieving an even better 2011-2012 year.

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(ltor)PTKmembersBethIcenhour,StephanieRiner,andRebeccaBoozer.

(ltor)PTKAdvisorSarahGilliam,PTKPresidentAndiKilgore,andNationalPTKChapterRelationsOfficerGaronTateatthe2011Regional

Convention.

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July 25-299:00 am - 3:00 pm

The 7th Annual Mountain Music School will bring together youth and adults ages 10 and over for a week of learning, music, and fun. The Mountain Music School is dedicated to the preservation and continuation of Appalachian music and culture and will offer “ear training” classes in beginning “old-time” fiddle, claw-hammer banjo, folk guitar, mandolin, dulcimar, shape note, autoharp, and string band.

The faculty from MECC’s traditional music program will include well-known local musicians Todd Meade, Ron Short, Steve Souther, Audie Ratliff, Oscar Harris, and many others. The

Mountain Music School will wrap-up on Friday afternoon, July 30, with a celebration and student/instructor concert open to family and friends of students and faculty.

Tuition is $150.00 for both youth and adults and a limited number of “youth scholarships” are available. In addition, a l imi ted number of ins t ruments (ban jos , fiddles, and guitars) will be “loaned” to students. Class size is limited, so early registration is encouraged to ensure your place. For enrollment information call 276-523-7489 or email sboatright@me.vccs.edu.

MOUNTAINMUSIC SCHOOL____________________________________MOUNTAIN EMPIRE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

7th Annual

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2011 “Step One” Career Camp Sponsored by Tech Prep

June 14-17, 9:00 am – 4:30 pmFor rising 7th, 8th, and 9th graders

Campers participate in one of three technical career pathways, with lots of hand-on learning activities. On the final day, campers tour area businesses and/or colleges to explore career opportunities. Parents may visit the classroom on Thursday afternoon,

June 16, to see the student projects and meet instructors.

Career pathways offered in 2011 are: Video Game Design, Health Sciences Careers, and “Green” Technologies.

Free! Free! Free! Tu i t ion , Transportation, Lunch, and Snacks. Public school buses will pick up and drop off students from several locations in each county. The only cost is a $10 application fee which is not refundable if the student’s application is accepted. Applications will be available in early May through the guidance office in most middle schools and high schools. Contact Terry Garrett at (276) 523-2400 ext. 372, or email tgarrett@me.vccs.edu for information and a copy of the application.

Governor’s School

June 13 – July 1MECC’s Regional Governor’s School is a three-week program for rising

sophomores, juniors and seniors in Lee, Scoot, Wise, and Dickenson Counties and the City of Norton, with a 3.0 or higher GPA. Student can select from one of six strands: Forensic Science (CSI), Drama Theory and Performance, Exploring Regional Tourism and Appalachian Culture, Art Illustration and Animation, Rocketry, and Sociology of Appalachian Culture. Students spend time in the field, in labs, on tours, and in the classroom, and receive 8 college credits, tuition free.

Applications will be available soon at Guidance Counselor’s Offices and at www.me.vccs.edu/programs/govsch/index.html. Acceptance is on a first-come, first-served basis. All applications must be approved at the student’s school before submission to MECC. Contact govschool@me.vccs.edu for more information.

Sponsored by: The Virginia Department of Education, the Slemp Foundation, and Mountain Empire Community College

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2011 Summer Calendar

evening regiStration and adviSement SCheduleS

Fall 2011

4:30-6:30 p.m.Wed.-Thur., Aug. 17-18Mon.-Thur., Aug. 22-25

Monday, Aug. 29

276-523-2400www.mecc.edu

Long SessionApril 11 Mon. Enrollment/Advisement BeginsMay 26 Thu. Tuition Due for Early Enrollment 30 Mon. College Closed - Memorial Day Holiday June 2 Thu. CLASSES BEGIN 8 Wed. Last day to add without faculty permission 10 Fri. Last day to add with faculty permission, change from audit to credit, change from credit to audit, or drop with a refundJuly 4 Mon. College Closed–Independence Day Holiday 8 Fri. Last day to make up incomplete grades from Spring 11 Mon. Last day to withdraw without grade penalty Aug. 1 Mon. CLASSES END 2-3 T-W Final ExamsAug. 4 Thu. Grades Due 4:30 p.m.

First Short SessionApril 11 Mon. Enrollment/Advisement BeginsMay 26 Thu. Tuition Due for Early Enrollment 30 Mon. College Closed - Memorial Day HolidayJune 2 Thu. CLASSES BEGIN 2 Thu. Last day to add without faculty permission 6 Mon. Last day to add with faculty permission, change from audit to credit, change from credit to audit, or drop with a refund 20 Mon. Last day to withdraw without grade penalty or change from credit to audit 29 Wed. CLASSES END 30 Thu. Final ExamsJuly 1 Fri. Grades Due 4:30 p.m. 4 Mon. College Closed–Independence Day Holiday 8 Fri. Last day to make up incomplete grades from Spring Second Short SessionApril 11 Mon. Enrollment/Advisement BeginsJune 28 Tue. Tuition Due for Early EnrollmentJuly 4 Mon. College Closed–Independence Day Holiday 5 Tue. CLASSES BEGIN 5 Tue. Last day to add without faculty permission 8 Fri. Last day to add with faculty permission, change from audit to credit, change from credit to audit, or drop with a refund 8 Fri. Last day to make up incomplete grades from Spring 25 Fri. Last day to withdraw without grade penaltyAug. 1 Mon. CLASSES END 2-3 T-W Final Exams 4 Thu. Grades Due 4:30 p.m.

2011 Fall CalendarAug. 12 Fri. Tuition Due for Early Enrollment 16 Tue. Faculty/Staff In-Service 17-19 W-F Enrollment/Advisement 22 Mon. FIRST DAY OF CLASSES 28 Sun. Last day to add without faculty permissionSept. 5 Mon. College Closed-Labor Day Holiday No day or evening classes 7 Wed. Last day to add with faculty permission, change from audit to credit, change from credit to audit, or drop with a refundOct. 14 Fri. In Service Day - No day or evening classes 31 Mon. Last day to withdraw without grade penalltyNov. 1 Mon. Application Deadline for Fall Graduation 18 Fri. Last day to make up incomplete grades from Summer 23 Wed. Faculty Research Day – No day or evening classes 24-25 R-F College Closed-Thanksgiving HolidaysDec. 9 Fri. LAST DAY OF CLASSES 12–15 M-R FINAL EXAMS 16 Fri. Graduate Assessment, Grades Due 4 p.m., Faculty Work Day 19-22 M-R Faculty Research Days

evening regiStration and adviSement SCheduleS

Summer 2011

4:30-6:00 p.m.Thursday, June 2

Mon.-Thur., June 6-9

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Mark your calendarSummer SemesterMay 31 Students can begin charging to their financial aid accounts for summer semesterJune 24-30 Bookstore closed for inventoryJuly 12 Last day for students to charge to their financial aid accountsAug. 1-2 Textbook Buyback: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

Fall SemesterAug. 17 Students can begin charging to their financial aid accounts for fall semesterSept. 7 Last day to return textbooksSept. 8 Last day for students to charge to their financial aid accountsDec 9 Textbook Buyback: 9:00 am-3:00 pmDec 12-14 Textbook Buyback: 9:00 am-5:00 pmDec 15 Textbook Buyback: 9:00 am-3:00 pm

MECC Bookstore

DISABILITY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE An important issue for potential and current college students with disabilities is to understand the differences between disability rights laws in high school and college. In college, more responsibility is placed on the student. Check out the differences on MECC’s Disability Services website: www.mecc.edu/dept/services/disability.htm

Disability Services ChecklistThe Student Support GAIN Program is a federally funded program designed to provide academic support services to students who meet eligibility requirements.

Students receiving assistance from the GAIN Program must be enrolled in a degree program and meet at least one of the following eligibility requirements:1. First generation college student (neither parent has a Bachelor’s [four-year] degree.)

2. Low income as defined by federal income guidelines.

3. A student with a documented disability that impacts their ability to succeed in a post-secondary course of study. Students must provide documentation from a school or clinical psychologist verifying the specific disability. These may be requested from the high school the student attended.

Free services to eligible students include:• tutoring • mentoring • transfer assistance • career counseling • personal counseling • cultural activities • academic skills development (study skills, test-taking skills, etc.) • informative seminars

For more information, please contact the GAIN Program, Godwin Hall 216 or call 276-523-2400, ext. 278 or visit our website on the GAIN link of the MECC home page.

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GuidetoOnLine Enrollment at MECCNote: Use your Username to log in to MECC Online. This is the same Username you use to log in to Blackboard and Email.

To be assured of taking the appropriate classes for your program, all students must meet with their advisor prior to enrolling.

MECC OnLine – Students can enroll, add, drop and swap classes, request a transcript, view their grades, see their financial aid awards, and more . . . on the student information system!

Whocanenrollonline? • Returning students who have attended the college within the last three years, who are in good academic standing,

and who have no debts to the college or other “holds.” • New students and returning students who have not attended in the last three years must apply for admission before

enrolling online.WhatinformationdoIneed? • Your Username & Password. Your Username is used by the college to identify you. • A completed Enrollment Request form (available online or on campus). • To pay online, your MasterCard or Visa number.WheredoIgetmyUsernameandPasswordforonlineaccesstoMECCOnLine? • Click “MECC OnLine” on the MECC web page (www.mecc.edu) to go to the MECC OnLine homepage. It has links

to log in to MECC OnLine to obtain your Username and Password, and to view tutorials for helpful information. A valid Username will contain letters and numbers (i.e. opc1382). If you do not get a valid Username send an email to sishelp@me.vccs.edu.

• You must change your password the first time you log on to MECC OnLine. Your permanent password must be a combination of numbers and letters.

HowdoIenrollinaclass,dropaclass,orviewacopyofmyclassschedule?• To learn how to enroll in a class, drop or swap a class, or view and print a copy of your class schedule, first click

“MECC OnLine” on the MECC web page (www.mecc.edu) to go to the student information system homepage. • In the “Using MECC OnLine” access the tutorials by clicking the appropriate link. The tutorials show how to enroll,

drop, or print a class schedule. WherecanIgethelp?MECC OnLine has a student help/tutorial page which offers step by step instructions for online enrollment and much more. A Help Desk is available in the lobby of Godwin Hall from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm Monday – Friday when classes are in session. Help is also available by sending an email to sishelp@me.vccs.edu, which will be responded to during the same hours listed above.

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Distance Learning Instructions Students who are enrolling in classes with sections ‘v’ for video, ‘w’ for web, or ‘CSC’ for Ed-to-Go classes should go to

www.mecc.edu/distance/begin.htm. If you are not enrolled in a program and do not have an advisor, you can contact Center for Workforce Development for guidance at 276-523-7488 or skennedy@me.vccs.edu.

Tuition&feesforout-of-statestudentstakingweb-basedclassesareatareducedrate;seepage13forE-Rates.

Mountain Empire Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, religion, veteran status, political affiliation, disability, or age in its programs and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: Vice-President of Financial and Administrative Services, 3441 Mountain Empire Road, Big Stone Gap, VA 24219, 276-523-2400, Virginia Relay users dial 711.

MECC TODAY is a publication of Mountain Empire Community College, produced by the Office of Community Relations. The schedule of classes is provided by the academic divisions: Arts & Sciences, Business and Information Technology, Health Science and Industrial Technology, and Workforce Development.

Editor - Dr. Sharon Fisher, Director of Planning and Community RelationsLayout - Ms. Lana L. Kennedy, Media Specialist

Students should routinely check their college e-mail for important messages regarding past due balances and dropped classes.

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English Placement Based on Assessment Test CreditView Test Credits online on your Degree Progress Report

If Test Credit is: The student may enroll in these ENG courses:ENG 1R ENG 1ENG 1T ENG 3, 100*ENG 3T ENG 100, 111, 115**ENG 4R ENG 4ENG 4T ENG 5, 100*ENG 5T ENG 100, 111, 115**ENG DVS ENG 100, 111, 115*ENG 100 requires Test Credits of ENG 1T or 3T; and ENG 4T or 5T; or ENG DVS.**ENG 111 or 115 requires Test Credits of ENG 3T and ENG 5T; or ENG DVS.

Mathematics Placement Based on Assessment Test ResultsView Test Credits online on your Degree Progress Report.

If Test Credit is: The student may enroll in these MTH courses:MTH 2R MTH 2MTH 2T, 3T, 4T, or DVS MTH 3, 105, or 141MTH 3T, 4T, or DVS MTH 4, 6, 105, 126, or 141 (and ‘C’ in Algebra I or II in high school for 04, 06, or 126)

MTH 4T or DVS MTH 105, 126, 141, 151, 152, 157, 163 or 273 (and ‘C’ in Algebra II & Geometry in high school for 151, 152, 157, or 163 plus ‘C’ in Trigonometry for 273)

Prerequisites and Corequisites

Prerequisites are requirements that must be met before a student can enroll in a course. For ex-ample, you must complete ACC 111-Accounting I before you enroll in ACC 112 - Accounting II. Corequisites are requirements that are met at the same time you enroll in a course. For example, you must enroll in HCT 101 - Health Care Technician I with HCT 102 - Health Care Technician II.P - indicates a prerequisite must be satisfied before enrolling in this class. (example - P-BIO 102 indicates that BIO 102 is required before enrolling in this course)C - indicates a corequisite required (example C-HCT 102 indicates that HCT 102 must be taken with this course.)

Reading and Writing Level Requisitesfor students enrolled in a program/plan leading toward graduation.

If a course requires a reading level requisite, see below to determine how this requirement may be satisfied.

If a course requires this reading level: Meet this reading level by:Reading Level ENG 4 ENG 4R, 4T, or 5T Test Credit or ENG 4 or ENG 5 enrollmentReading Level ENG 5 ENG 4T or 5T Test Credit or ENG 4 completion or ENG 5 enrollmentReading Level ENG 111 ENG 5T Test Credit or ENG 5 completion

If a course requires this writing level: Meet this writing level by: Writing Level ENG 1 ENG 1R, 1T, or 3T Test Credit or ENG 1 or ENG 3 enrollment Writing Level ENG 3 ENG 1T or 3T Test Credit or ENG 1 completion or ENG 3 enrollment Writing Level ENG 111 ENG 3T Test Credit or ENG 3 completion

ENG DVS test credit based on SAT or ACT test scores satisfies all reading and writing level requisites. Test credit may be viewed on the Degree Progress Report at MECC Online (www.mecc.edu).

NELNETPaymentPlanforSummerandFall2011

All down payments are processed immediately. Remember that if you register for the payment plan and add or drop a class, you must contact Landa Fritz in the Business Office to have her update your payment plan. This cannot be done without your permission.

MECCOffersTuitionPaymentPlanTo help you meet your educational expenses, MECC is proud to offer NELNET as a convenient budget plan. This is not a loan program. You have no debt, there are no interest or finance charges assessed and there is no credit check. You may budget your tuition and fees by automatic deduction from your checking, savings account or credit card each month. If you have any questions regarding the payment plan, please contact Landa Fritz in the Business Office at 276-523-7475.

Summer 2011 - eCashiering available now:May9 40%downpayment–2mo.topay Payments20thofMay&June $45.00enrollmentfeeJune1 60%downpayment–1mo.topay Payment20thofJune $45.00enrollmentfee

Fall2011-eCashieringavailableApril19:May18 0%downpayment–5mo.topay Payments20thofMay-Sept. $35.00enrollmentfeeJune16 0%downpayment–4mo.topay Payments20thofJune-Sept. $35.00enrollmentfeeJuly7 20%downpayment–3mo.topay Payments20thofJuly-Sept. $40.00enrollmentfeeAug.9 40%downpayment–2mo.topay Payments20thofAug.-Sept. $45.00enrollmentfeeAug.26 60%downpayment–1mo.topay Payment20thofSeptember $45.00enrollmentfee

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How to Enroll in ClassEs

Apply for Admission to the College – New students should complete the online application for admission available at www.mecc.edu. If you are unable to access the online application, you may contact Enrollment Services on the first floor of Godwin Hall for an admission application form.

Returning students who have not been enrolled at the College anytime during the last three years, must submit an updated application for admission to the College (online applications available at www.mecc.edu).

Complete Assessment if Enrolling in a Plan/Program –If you are enrolling in a plan/program leading to a certificate or degree, you will need an assessment of your basic skills (reading, writing and math). There is no cost for this assessment, which is conducted in the MECC Testing Center in the Student Services Office in Holton Hall. Students with SAT scores of 500 or better in reading, writing, and math or ACT scores of 21 or better in English, reading, and math may submit these scores in lieu of the assessment. Students who are not enrolled in a certificate or degree plan/program are not required to take the assessment unless they are enrolling in a mathematics or English class.

Apply for Financial Aid – If you are applying for financial aid, contact Financial Aid on the first floor of Godwin Hall. An application should be made at least two weeks prior to the start of your classes to allow processing of the application. Financial assistance information is available at http://www.mecc.edu/dept/finaid/main.htm. Students applying for financial aid less than two weeks prior to the start of classes will need to pay for their tuition and books and be reimbursed by financial aid later in the semester.

Meet with Advisor –Meet with your advisor, who will assist you with selecting classes. Check with the Student Services Office if you do not know the name of your advisor.

Enroll OnLine from your home computer or on campus – Log on to MECC OnLine at www.mecc.edu to enroll for classes. If you do not have access to the web from home, you may enroll at Enrollment Services on the first floor of Godwin Hall.

How to Pay Tuition and FeesStudents may pay at VCCS SIS/MECC OnLine with VISA or MasterCard. Payment in person can be made by cash, check, money order, VISA, or MasterCard at the Business Office on the first floor of Godwin Hall. Personal checks are payable to MECC for the exact amount of the tuition and fees. Payment for students receiving financial aid is automatically deducted from the student’s financial aid amount. Any balance can be paid by one of the methods above.

Important NoticeStudents enrolling early:Summer - Long and 1st Short Session class space will be held until May 26. 2nd Short Session class space will be held until June 28.

Fall - Class space will be held until Aug. 12.

All tuition and fees must be paid by these dates or you will be dropped from classes. Students enrolling on or after these dates must pay tuition on day of enrollment. You may re-enroll for these dropped classes, if space is available, through the last day to add a class.

For help with the enrollment process, contact Enroll-ment Services at 276-523-7474.

Tuitionandfeesaresubjecttochange.Checkthiswebsiteforthe latest information on tuition/fees - www.mecc.edu/dept/admiss/tuition.html

Summer/Fall 2011 TUITION & FEES Subject to change

Credits In-State Out-of-State *Out-of-State E-Rate **Contract 1 $110.50 $304.10 $206.50 $177.502 $221.00 $608.20 $413.00 $355.003 $331.50 $912.30 $619.50 $532.504 $442.00 $1,216.40 $826.00 $710.005 $552.50 $1,520.50 $1,032.50 $887.506 $663.00 $1,824.60 $1,239.00 $1,065.007 $773.50 $2,128.70 $1,445.50 $1,242.508 $884.00 $2,432.80 $1,652.00 $1,420.009 $994.50 $2,736.90 $1,858.50 $1,597.5010 $1,105.00 $3,041.00 $2,065.00 $1,775.0011 $1,215.50 $3,345.10 $2,271.50 $1,952.5012 $1,326.00 $3,649.20 $2,478.00 $2,130.0013 $1,436.50 $3,953.30 $2,684.50 $2,307.5014 $1,547.00 $4,257.40 $2,891.00 $2,485.0015 $1,657.50 $4,561.50 $3,097.50 $2,662.5016 $1,768.00 $4,865.60 $3,304.00 $2,840.0017 $1,878.50 $5,169.70 $3,510.50 $3,017.5018 $1,989.00 $5,473.80 $3,717.00 $3,195.0019 $2,099.50 $5,777.90 $3,923.50 $3,372.5020 $2,210.00 $6,082.00 $4,130.00 $3,550.0021 $2,320.50 $6,386.10 $4,336.50 $3,727.5022 $2,431.00 $6,690.20 $4,543.00 $3,905.0023 $2,541.50 $6,994.30 $4,749.50 $4,082.5024 $2,652.00 $7,298.40 $4,956.00 $4,260.0025 $2,762.50 $7,602.50 $5,162.50 $4,437.50

*E-Rateisaratereductionforout-of-statestudentstakingweb-basedclasses. **ContractincludesstudentsattendingunderSpecialAgreement contract, someTennesseeandKentuckyresidents,and out-of-state high school dual enrollment students.

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RoomThis is the classroom number for on-campus classes by building:A-Armory, G-Godwin, H-Holton, P-Phillips-Taylor Hall, R-Robb Hall

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SectionThis indicates one of several sections of the same course but reflects different days, times, instructors and locations.Hybrid HFastTrack FNight Class N1-N9Compressed Video C1-C9Video Classes V1-V9Web Classes W1-W9Dynamic 01-03Lee 21-29Scott 31-39Wise 41-49Norton 51Dickenson 61Abingdon-VHCC 91Independent Study X1-X6

41760 EMS-205-C1 Advanced Pathophysiology 3 TR 6:00-8:00 P219 AKERS (9/15–12:10)

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Off-Campus Locations CEC - Continuing Education CenterCHE - Clintwood Higher Ed CenterCLIN - Clinical location TBAGCH - Gate City High SchoolHVM - Holston Valley Medical CenterLCC - Lee Co. - Workforce Dev. CenterKRT - Karate DoJo, Big Stone GapNCH - Norton Community HospitalOFF - Off site locationSMH - St. Mary’s HospitalSVC - Southwest Va. Comm. CollegeVHC - Va. Highlands Comm. CollegeWCC - Wytheville Community CollegeWIS - UVA-WiseWLP - Wellmont Lonesome Pine

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorACCOUNTINGDistance Learning Classes (Orientation - .email jbates@me.vccs.edu)22589 ACC-211-W1 Principles of Accounting I 3 BATES22591 ACC-212-W1 Principles of Accounting II 3 BATES22592 ACC-221-W1 Intermediate Accounting I 3 BATESADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICEDay Classes22887 ADJ-127-01 Firearms and Marksmanship (5/16-20) 3 M-F 8:00-5:00 A002 MCNALLY22888 ADJ-152-01 Unarmed Security Officers - Duties and Responsibilies (7/18-7/21) 1 M-R 1:00-6:00 A002 ADAMS22889 ADJ-295-X1 Comparative Studies in Criminal Justice (5/23-27) 3 M-F 8:00-5:00 A002 RINGLEY22890 ADJ-296-X1 On-Site Training in ADJ 3 M-F 8:00-8:50 A002 RINGLEY

Must see instructor before May 3 for registration.Distance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)22885 ADJ-105-W1 Juvenile Justice System 3 RINGLEY22891 ADJ-130-W1 Introduction to Criminal Law 3 RINGLEYAIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATIONDay Classes23258 AIR-235-1T Heat Pumps 3 M 9:00-11:45 A003 RAMEY

11:45-2:30 A008 RAMEY23260 AIR-298-1T Seminar & Project in Air Conditioning 3 T 9:00-1:15 A003 RAMEY

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorNight Classes23259 AIR-235-N1 Heat Pumps 3 W 5:30-8:30 A003 RAMEY

8:30-10:20 A008 RAMEY23261 AIR-298-N1 Seminar & Project in Air Conditioning 3 R 5:30-10:00 A008 RAMEYAMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGENight Classes22070 ASL-101-N1T American Sign Language I 3 T 5:30-9:30 G149 WIDENERARTDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)20689 ART-100-V1 Art Appreciation (email aharrington@me.vccs.edu) 3 HARRINGTONADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT TECHNOLOGYNight Classes23325 AST-290-X1 Coordinated Internship (Orientation, Wed., June 8, 5:30 pm, P117) 3 W 5:30-8:30 P117 JONESDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)23331 AST-141-W1 Word Processing I (sward@me.vccs.edu) 3 WARD23323 AST-215-W1 Medical Keyboarding (email jjones@me.vccs.edu) 3 JONES23736 AST-238-W1 Wrd Processing Adv Operations (sward@me.vccs.edu) 3 WARD23324 AST-271-W1 Medical Office Procedures (email jjones@me.vccs.edu) 3 JONESBIOLOGY (Students must register for a corresponding lab.) To enroll in a Biology class with a related lab (LAB) follow these steps: Enter class number in the "Enter Class Nbr" field. Click "Enter." Select desired lab section & clck "Next." Verify your lecture & lab sections are correct & click "Next." Click "Proceed to Step 2 of 3." Click "Finish Enrolling" & wait to receive a "success" status.Day Classes24047 BIO-205-01 General Microbiology 4 MW 12:00-2:15 G211 STRENGTH24048 BIO-205-1L General Microbiology T 12:00-2:50 G246 STRENGTHNight Classes20694 BIO-141-N1 Human Anatomy & Physiology I 4 MW 3:00-5:15 G211 STRENGTH20695 BIO-141-N1L Human Anatomy & Physiology I (Additional hours online) T 3:00-5:50 G246 STRENGTH20699 BIO-231-N1 Anatomy & Physiology I 4 MW 3:00-5:15 G211 STRENGTH20700 BIO-231-N1L Anatomy & Physiology I (Additional hours online) T 3:00-5:50 G246 STRENGTHDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)20690 BIO-101-W1 General Biology I (email cburkart@me.vccs.edu) 4 BURKART20691 BIO-101-W1L General Biology I (email cburkart@me.vccs.edu) BURKART20692 BIO-102-W1 General Biology II (email cburkart@me.vccs.edu) 4 BURKART20693 BIO-102-W1L General Biology II (email cburkart@me.vccs.edu) BURKART20696 BIO-142-W1 Human Anatomy & Physiology II (email arusso@me.vccs.edu) 4 RUSSO20697 BIO-142-W1L Human Anatomy & Physiology II (email arusso@me.vccs.edu) RUSSO20701 BIO-232-W1 Human Anatomy and Physiology II (email arusso@me.vccs.edu) 4 RUSSO20702 BIO-232-W1L Human Anatomy and Physiology II (email arusso@me.vccs.edu) RUSSOBUSINESS MANAGEMENTDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)23275 BUS-106-W1 Security Awareness for Managers (email nedwards@me.vccs.edu) 3 EDWARDS23300 BUS-165-W1 Small Business Management (email fdoyle@me.vccs.edu) 3 DOYLE23276 BUS-211-W1 Managing Technology Resources (email nedwards@me.vccs.edu) 3 EDWARDS23281 BUS-241-W1 Business Law I (email bsnodgrass@me.vccs.edu) 3 SNODGRASS23282 BUS-242-W1 Business Law II (email bsnodgrass@me.vccs.edu) 3 SNODGRASSCHEMISTRY (Students must register for a corresponding lab.) To enroll in a Biology class with a related lab (LAB) follow these steps: En-ter class number in the "Enter Class Nbr" field. Click "Enter." Select desired lab section & clck "Next." Verify your lecture & lab sections are correct & click "Next." Click "Proceed to Step 2 of 3." Click "Finish Enrolling" & wait to receive a "success" status.Night Classes20703 CHM-5-N1 Developmental Chemistry for Health Sciences 4 T 5:30-10:15 G214 HAMMONDS20704 CHM-5-N1L Developmental Chemistry for Health Sciences R 5:30-10:15 G238 HAMMONDS

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorCHILD DEVELOPMENTDistance Learning Classes22384 CHD-118-W1 Method/Materials Lang Arts for Children (Orientation, Thurs., 6/2, 5:00 pm, P226) 3 BRIMELOW23803 CHD-120-W1 Early Childhood Education (Orientation, Thurs., 6/2, 5:30 pm., P218) 3 JETT23804 CHD-125-W1 Creative Activities for Children (Orientation, Thurs., 6/2, 5:30 pm., P218) 3 JETT23806 CHD-126-W1 Methods & Mat for Dev Sci & Mth Con Chil (Orientation, Thurs., 6/2, 5:30 pm., P218) 3 JETT22386 CHD-166-W1 Infant and Toddler Programs (Orientation, Thurs., 6/2, 5:00 pm, P226) 3 BRIMELOW23807 CHD-205-W1 Guiding Behavior of Young Children (Orientation, Thurs., 6/2, 5:30 pm., P218) 3 JETT23809 CHD-210-W1 Introduction to Exceptional Children (Orientation, Thurs., 6/2, 5:30 pm., P218) 3 JETT22387 CHD-215-W1 Models of Early Childhood Education Prog (Orientation, Thurs., 6/2, 5:00 pm, P226) 3 BRIMELOWCIVIL ENGINEERINGDistance Learning Classes22682 CIV-240-W1 Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics 3 LONG22684 CIV-246-W1 Water Resource Technology 3 LONGCOMMUNICATIONDay Classes20706 CST-100-1T Principles of Public Speaking 3 TR 10:20-12:35 G149 BURGINDistance Learning Classes20708 CST-100-V1 Principles of Public Speaking (Orientation, Fri., 6/3, 5:00, G211) 3 BAILEYCOMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTINGNight Classes23254 DRF-160-N1 Machine Blueprint Reading 3 M 6:00-8:30 P128 GILLY23253 DRF-200-N1 Survey of Computer Aided Drafting 4 T 6:00-9:35 P128 GILLY23256 DRF-201-N1 Cpt Drf/Dsg I 3 T 6:00-9:35 P128 STAFF23257 DRF-233-H1 Computer Aided Drafting III 2 T 6:00-9:35 P128 STAFFDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)23251 DRF-290-W1 Coordinated Internship in Drafting (email jgilly@me.vccs.edu) 4 GILLY23252 DRF-298-W1 Seminar & Project in Drafting (email jgilly@me.vccs.edu) 4 GILLYCOMPUTER AND ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGYDay Classes23193 ETR-143-H1 Devices and Applications I 3 M 9:00-12:00 A006 GREENE23194 ETR-168-H1 Digital Circuit Fundamentals 3 W 9:00-12:00 A006 GREENEECONOMICSDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)20710 ECO-201-W1 Principles of Economics I (email klambert@me.vccs.edu) 3 LAMBERTELECTRICITYDay Classes23786 ELE-110-1T Home Electric Power 3 W 9:25-10:50 A003 QUALLS

W 10:50-1:15 A008 QUALLS23790 ELE-151-1T Electrical Troubleshooting 3 R 9:00-10:50 A003 QUALLS

11:00-1:15 A008 QUALLSNight Classes23788 ELE-110-N1 Home Electric Power 3 M 4:30-6:20 A003 QUALLS

6:40-10:00 A008 QUALLS23792 ELE-151-N1 Electrical Troubleshooting 3 T 4:30-6:20 A003 QUALLS

6:30-10:20 A008 QUALLSEMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICESDay Classes22077 EMS-100-H1 CPR for Healthcare Providers (6/4) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R117 DORTON

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room Instructor22079 EMS-100-H2 CPR for Healthcare Providers (6/25) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON22080 EMS-100-H3 CPR for Healthcare Providers (7/9) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R117 DORTON22082 EMS-100-H4 CPR for Healthcare Providers (7/23) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON22075 EMS-101-1T EMS First Responder 3 TR 10:20-12:30 R117 RASNICKNight Classes22084 EMS-100-HN5 CPR for Healthcare Providers (6/8 & 6/15 -Web 6/22) 1 W 5:00-9:00 R117 DORTON22086 EMS-100-HN6 CPR for Healthcare Providers (7/6 & 7/13 - Web 7/20) 1 W 5:00-9:00 R117 DORTON22181 EMS-213-N1 ALS Skills Development 2 TR 6:00-10:00 R117 AKERSOff Campus Classes22176 EMS-172-91T ALS Clinical Internship II 1 U 8:00-11:00 CLIN VANHOY22178 EMS-173-91T ALS Field Internship II 1 U 12:00-5:00 CLIN VANHOY22179 EMS-244-91T ALS Clinical Internship IV 1 S 8:00-11:00 CLIN VANHOY22180 EMS-245-91T ALS Field Internship IV 1 S 12:00-5:00 CLIN VANHOYENGLISHDay Classes20711 ENG-3-1T Preparing for College Writing II 3 MWF 9:40-11:10 P115 DAVIS20712 ENG-4-1T Preparing for College Reading I 3 MWF 8:00-9:30 P115 BAILEY20713 ENG-5-1T Preparing for College Reading II 3 MWF 8:00-9:30 P115 BAILEY20722 ENG-111-1D College Composition I 3 M-F 12:00-1:55 G220 GILLIAM20721 ENG-256-1T Literature of Science Fiction 3 TR 8:00-10:15 G214 BAILEYNight Classes20714 ENG-111-N1 College Composition I 3 TR 6:00-8:15 G220 PETERSDistance Learning Classes20716 ENG-111-W1 College Composition I (Online orientation - email jburns@me.vccs.edu) 3 BURNS20718 ENG-112-W1 College Composition II (Orientation Thu., 6/2, 5:00, G101) 3 FIELDS20720 ENG-251-W1 Survey of World Literature I (Orientation Thu., 6/2, 5:00, G220) 3 GILLIAMENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEDay Classes22884 ENV-298-1T Seminar and Project in Forest Science and Environmental Science 4 M-F 3:15-7:45 G234 OGBONNAYADistance Learning Classes22677 ENV-108-W1 Environmental Microbiology 3 COOKE22673 ENV-110-W1 Intro to Water & Wastewater Treatment 3 COOKE22675 ENV-115-W1 Water Purification 3 LONG22679 ENV-149-W1 Wastewater Treatment Plant Operation 3 LONG22688 ENV-195-W1 Topics in Well Systems and Pumps 1 COOKE22689 ENV-195-W2 Topics in Wastewater Treatment Renewal I 1 COOKE22686 ENV-211-W1 Sanitary Biology & Chemistry I 3 COOKE22680 ENV-227-W1 Environmental Law 3 LONG22691 ENV-295-W1 Topics in Wastewater Treatment Renewal II 2 COOKE22693 ENV-295-W2 Topics in Lab Techniques and Procedures for Water Personnel 2 COOKEFORESTRYDay Classes22882 FOR-215-1D Applied Silviculture 4 M-F 11:45-3:10 G234 OGBONNAYA22883 FOR-237-1D Wildlife Ecology 3 M-F 10:00-11:40 G234 OGBONNAYAFUNERAL SERVICES (Students must register through John Tyler Community College)Day Classes22009 FNS-121-R02A Anatomy for Funeral Service I (5/23-7/13) 3 W 9:00-2:00 P214 SIKON16241 FNS-231-R22A Principles of Funeral Management I (5/23-6/23) 4 R 9:00-1:00 P214 PLEASANTS16278 FNS-232-R32A Principles of Funeral Management II (6/28-8/2) 4 R 9:00-1:00 P214 PLEASANTS

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorGEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMSDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)22391 GIS-195-W1 Introduction to Global Positioning Systems (email rvangundy@me.vccs.edu) 1 VANGUNDY22403 GIS-200-W1 Geographical Information Systems I (email msalyer@me.vccs.edu) 4 SALYER22411 GIS-201-W1 Geographical Information Systems II (email jhansen@me.vccs.edu) 4 HANSEN22404 GIS-205-W1 GIS 3 Dimensional Analysis (email msalyer@me.vccs.edu) 4 SALYER22413 GIS-210-W1 Understanding Geographic Data (email jhansen@me.vccs.edu) 4 HANSEN22405 GIS-215-W1 GIS Software Platforms and Applications (email msalyer@me.vccs.edu) 4 SALYER22407 GIS-295-W1 Analyzing Marketing Demographics (email msalyer@me.vccs.edu) 4 SALYERGEOGRAPHYDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)20727 GEO-210-W1 People and The Land (email ktucker@me.vccs.edu) 3 TUCKERGEOLOGYDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)22392 GOL-105-W1 Physical Geology (email rvangundy@me.vccs.edu) 4 VANGUNDY22393 GOL-111-W1 Oceanography I (email rvangundy@me.vccs.edu) 4 VANGUNDY22394 GOL-225-W1 Environmental Geology (email rvangundy@me.vccs.edu) 4 VANGUNDYHEALTHDay Classes22072 HLT-100-1T First Aid: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 3 TR 10:20-12:30 R117 RASNICK22123 HLT-105-H1 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (6/4) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R117 DORTON22124 HLT-105-H2 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (6/25) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON22126 HLT-105-H3 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (7/9) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R117 DORTON22134 HLT-105-H4 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (7/23) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON22073 HLT-119-1T First Responder 3 TR 10:20-12:30 R117 RASNICKNight Classes22040 HLT-100-N1 First Aid: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 3 R 5:30-9:30 R119 JACKSON22135 HLT-105-HN5 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (6/8 & 6/15 - Web 6/22) 1 W 5:00-9:00 R117 DORTON22137 HLT-105-HN6 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (7/6 & 7/13 - Web 7/20) 1 W 5:00-9:00 R117 DORTONDistance Learning Classes 20860 HLT-110-W1 Concepts of Personal & Community Health 3 GRAHAM

Course has video content. (email sgraham@me.vccs.edu)22039 HLT-121-W1 Intro to Drug and Abuse (email kdorton@me.vccs.edu) 3 DORTON22311 HLT-130-W1 Nutrition Diet Therapy (email bmccarroll@me.vccs.edu) 1 MCCARROLL23810 HLT-135-W1 Child Health & Nutrition (Orientation, Thurs., 6/2, 5:30 pm., P218) 3 JETT21961 HLT-145-W1 Ethics for Health Care Personnel (email jmullins@me.vccs.edu) 2 MULLINS21966 HLT-145-W2 Ethics for Health Care Personnel (email clee@me.vccs.edu) 2 LEE22041 HLT-261-W1D Basic Pharmacy I (email awells@me.vccs.edu) 3 WELLS22042 HLT-262-W1E Basic Pharmacy II (email awells@me.vccs.edu) 3 WELLSHEALTH CARE TECHNICIANDay Classes22140 HCT-101-02 Health Care Technician I (5/23 - 6/24) 3 MWF 9:00-1:00 R118 DELPH22141 HCT-101-03 Health Care Technician I (6/11 - 7/9) 3 S 8:30-4:30 R118 YANEZ22138 HCT-102-01 Health Care Technician II (5/7 - 7/9) 4 S 8:30-4:30 R118 YANEZ22142 HCT-102-02 Health Care Technician II (6/27 - 8/19) 4 MWF 9:00-1:00 R118 DELPHOff Campus Classes22139 HCT-101-21 Health Care Technician I (5/23 - 6/23) 3 MTR 6:00-10:00 CEC YANEZ22143 HCT-102-21 Health Care Technician II (6/27 - 8/18) 4 MTR 6:00-10:00 CEC DELPH

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorHEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYDay Classes22036 HIM-111-1T Medical Terminology I 3 TR 10:20-12:30 R118 VINCENT22037 HIM-112-1T Medical Terminology II 3 TR 8:00-10:10 R117 WELLSDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)21957 HIM-111-W1 Medical Terminology I (email evincent@me.vccs.edu) 3 VINCENT21959 HIM-111-W2 Medical Terminology I (email awells@me.vccs.edu) 3 WELLS21945 HIM-112-W1 Medical Terminology II (email jmullins@me.vccs.edu) 3 MULLINS23343 HIM-230-W1 Info Systems & Technology in Health Care (email jjones@me.vccs.edu) 3 JONES23341 HIM-233-W1 Electronic Health Records Management (email sward@me.vccs.edu) 3 WARDHEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR (Students may choose to begin class 5/2, 6/6 or 7/5Off Campus Classes22664 DRF-169-91 Blueprint Reading for Heavy Construction 2 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLIN22663 HVE-161-91 Heavy Equipment Operation I 7 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLIN22667 SAF-120-91 Safety/Health Stand: Regulations & Codes 3 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLIN22669 SAF-127-91 Industrial Safety 2 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLINHISTORYDay Classes20858 HIS-121-1D United States History I 3 M-F 10:00-11:55 G155 SCANLAN20859 HIS-122-1E United States History II 3 M-F 10:00-11:55 G155 STROUTHDistance Learning Classes20856 HIS-121-W1 United States History I (Orientation Fri., 6/3, 1:00, G155) 3 STROUTH20857 HIS-122-W1 United States History II (Orientation Fri., 6/3, 1:00, G155) 3 STROUTHHORTICULTURENight Classes26832 HRT-225-N1 Nursery and Garden Center Mgmt 3 M 5:30-10:30 TBA STAFF26834 HRT-226-N1 Greenhouse Management 3 W 5:30-10:30 TBA STAFFHUMANITIESDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)20861 HUM-111-W1 Great Books I (email tpenley@me.vccs.edu) 3 PENLEYINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ESSENTIALSNight Classes23268 ITE-115-HN1 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 T 5:30-9:40 P119 LANE23274 ITE-182-HN1 User Support/Help Desk Principles 3 T 5:30-9:30 P121 MAKSOUD23280 ITE-195-N1 Computer Game Theory and Design 3 W 5:30-9:30 P220 COEBURN23754 ITE-295-N1 Advanced CISCO Routing 3 T 5:30-9:30 P220 COEBURNDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)23269 ITE-115-W1 Intro to Computer Applications & Concepts (email nedwards@me.vccs.edu) 3 EDWARDS23270 ITE-115-W2 Intro to Computer Applications & Concepts (email fdoyle@me.vccs.edu) 3 DOYLE23272 ITE-115-W3 Intro to Computer Applications & Concepts (email tlane@me.vccs.edu) 3 LANE23273 ITE-115-W4 Intro to Computer Applications & Concepts (email nmaksoud@me.vccs.edu) 3 MAKSOUDMEDICAL LABORATORYDay Classes (Must register through Wytheville Community College.)13791 MDL-130-11LM Basic Clinical Microbiology (5/23-8/1) 3 TR 4:00-8:00 R116 NEELEY

Enrolling in his lab automatically registers student in MDL 130 Lecture Section 95E.13789 MDL-130-95E Basic Clinical Microbiology (5/23-8/1) 3 R 9:00-12:00 P123 PARKS

Enroll in MDL 130, Section 11LM to register for this lecture section.13792 MDL-199-1 Coordinated Practice in the Clinical Laboratory (5/23-8/1) 2 MWF 9:00-12:00 CLIN PARKS

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorDistance Learning Classes13793 MDL-199-95 Clinical Math Review (5/23-8/1) 1 PARKSNight Classes22038 MDL-105-N1T Phlebotomy 3 MW 5:00-10:00 R119 SUTHERLAND

JACKSONMECHANICAL ENGINEERINGDay Classes30332 MEC-155-1T Mechanisms 2 R 4:00-9:00 TBA StaffMATHEMATICSDay Classes20922 MTH-3-1T Algebra I 5 TR 12:40-4:40 G228 WRIGHT20935 MTH-164-1T Pre-calculus II 3 TR 12:40-2:55 G225 JESSEE20940 MTH-273-1T Calculus I 4 TWR 9:40-11:45 G228 WRIGHTNight Classes20921 MTH-3-N1 Algebra I 5 TR 5:30-9:30 G101 MATYUSHIN20923 MTH-4-N1 Algebra II 5 TR 5:30-9:30 G228 OAKS20924 MTH-6-N1 Developmental Geometry 3 TR 5:30-7:45 G118 SHULER20930 MTH-151-N1 Mathematics For The Liberal Arts I 3 MW 5:30-7:45 G225 JESSEE20937 MTH-152-N1 Mathematics For The Liberal Arts II 3 TR 5:30-7:45 G225 JESSEE20939 MTH-157-NE Elementary Statistics 3 TWR 5:30-8:45 G213 ALLGYERDistance Learning Classes20918 MTH-2-W1 Arithmetic (Orientation Thur., 6/2, 4:00, G118) 3 BROWN20926 MTH-105-W1 Survey of Technical Mathematics I (Orientation Thur., 6/2, 5:00, G118) 2 COX20927 MTH-106-W1 Survey or Technical Mathematics II (Orientation Thur., 6/2, 5:00, G118) 2 COX20928 MTH-126-W1 Mathematics For Allied Health (Orientation Mon., 6/6, 5:00, P115) 2 WOLIVER20920 MTH-141-W1 Business Mathematics (Orientation Thur., 6/2, 3:00, G118) 3 BROWN20933 MTH-163-W1 Pre-Calculus I (Orientation Thur., 6/2, 4:00, G215) 3 ALLGYER20936 MTH-164-W1 Pre-calculus II (Orientation Thur., 6/2, 4:00, G215) 3 ALLGYERMUSICNight Classes22376 MUS-195-N1 Beginning Lead Guitar 3 MW 6:00-8:00 P126 ROSEDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)22402 MUS-121-W1 Music Appreciation I (email mus121@comcast.net) 3 SORAHNATURAL SCIENCE (Students must register for a corresponding lab when taking Meteorology, Astronomy I, or Astronomy II.)Day Classes21916 NAS-171-1T Human Anatomy and Physiology I 4 MWF 10:40-1:40 R119 MULLINSDistance Learning Classes (Orientation - email rvangundy@me.vccs.edu)22395 NAS-125-W1 Meteorology 4 VANGUNDY22397 NAS-125-W1L Meteorology 4 VANGUNDY22398 NAS-131-W1 Astronomy I 4 VANGUNDY22399 NAS-131-W1L Astronomy I 4 VANGUNDY22400 NAS-132-W1 Astronomy II 4 VANGUNDY22401 NAS-132-W1L Astronomy II 4 VANGUNDYNURSING - LPNDay Classes22268 PNE-143-1T Applied Nursing Skills 1 M 1:00-5:00 R118 MCCARROLL22306 PNE-145-1T Trends in Practical Nursing 1 T 12:00-12:50 G213 WHISENHUNT22269 PNE-152-1T Medical-Surgical Nursing II 4 TW 3:00-6:00 R118 WHISENHUNT22294 PNE-174-1T Applied Pharmacology for Practical Nursing 1 TW 1:00-3:00 R118 MCCARROLL

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorNight Classes22307 PNE-135-N1 Maternal and Child Health Nursing 5 M 4:30-8:30 G155 WHISENHUNT

W 4:30-8:30 G155 PRICEOff Campus Classes22300 PNE-181-51 Clinical Experience I-II (Orientation - Thur. 6/2, 9:00 am, R118) 5 RF 6:00-6:00 SMH WILSON22303 PNE-181-52 Clinical Experience I-II (Orientation - Thur. 6/2, 9:00 am, R118) 5 RF 6:00-7:05 SMH NEWMAN22297 PNE-181-91 Clinical Experience I-II (Orientation - Thur. 6/2, 9:00 am, R118) 5 RF 6:00-6:00 HVM DORTON22308 PNE-182-41 Clinical Experience I-II (Orientation, Thur. 6/2, 3:00 pm, R118) 6 RF 6:00-6:00 WLP GIZA22309 PNE-182-51 Clinical Experience I-II (Orientation, Thur. 6/2, 3:00 pm, R118) 6 RF 6:00-6:00 NCH STANLEY22310 PNE-182-52 Clinical Experience I-II (Orientation, Thur. 6/2, 3:00 pm, R118) 6 RF 6:00-6:00 NCH STAFFDistance Learning Classes (Orientation - email instructor)22304 PNE-158-W1 Mental Health Psychiatric Nursing (email bmccarroll@me.vccs.edu) 1 MCCARROLL22276 PNE-173-W1 Pharmacology for Practical Nurses (email bmccarroll@me.vccs.edu) 2 MCCARROLLNURSING - RNDay Classes22230 NUR-115-C1 Lpn Transition 6 T 9:00-3:45 P214 CLUESMAN

LPN-RN day program students only (5/31-8/2). All students will rotate amount the MECC and VHCC campuses for some class times. Clinicals will be held last three weeks in July. W 7:00-7:00 CLIN CLUESMAN

Night Classes22235 NUR-115-C2 Lpn Transition - 6 R 5:00-10:00 R120 STURGILL

LPN-RN Part-time Evening/Weekend students only (5/31-8/2). During last 2 weeks of semester, class will meet on both Wednesday and Thursday night. U 6:30-6:30 CLIN STURGILL

22208 NUR-136-C1 Principles of Medication Administration 1 M 5:00-6:00 P214 WRIGHTPart--time evening weekend students entering 1st year - 5/31 - 8/2/11

22210 NUR-136-C2 Principles of Medication Administration 1 T 5:00-6:00 P214 BEAVERSLPN-RN day and LPN part-time evening/weekend students only - 5/31 - 7/1

22211 NUR-137-C1 Principles of Pharmacology 1 T 5:00-6:00 P215 BEAVERSLPN-RN day and LPN part-time evening/weekend students only

22218 NUR-226-HN1 Health Assessment (All LPN-RN bridge students) 2 M 5:00-10:00 R120 CLUESMAN22221 NUR-226-HN2 Health Assessment (Part-time evening/weekend students advancing to NUR 212) 3 W 5:00-10:00 R120 MCCARROLL22212 NUR-236-C1 Principles of Pharmacology III 1 T 5:00-6:00 P214 STURGILL

Part-time evening/weekend students advancing to NUR 212 - 5/31 - 7/122213 NUR-237-C1E Principles of Pharmacology IV 1 T 5:00-6:00 P214 STURGILL

Part-time evening/weekend students advancing to NUR 212OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY (Students must register through Southwest Virginia Community College)19288 OCT-190-BC Coordinated Practices 1 W 8:00-2:40 CLIN HARTLEN19289 OCT-207-BC Therapeutic Skills 3 R 9:00-3:40 OFF JAMES/LOONEYDistance Learning Classes19290 OCT-220-W1 Occupational Therapy for the Adult 2 HARTLENPHYSICAL EDUCATIONNight Classes20868 PED-123-ND1 Tennis I 1 MW 6:00-9:20 G101 SUMPTER20869 PED-124-ND1 Tennis II 1 MW 6:00-9:20 G101 SUMPTERPHYSICAL THERAPY ASSISTANT (Students must register through Wytheville Community College)Day Classes13725 PTH-131-1 Clinical Education I (5/23-8/1) 2 MW 8:00-5:00 OFF JACKSON/KINGDistance Learning Classes13714 PTH-210-95-W PSY ASP/Therapy (5/23-8/1) 2 JACKSON/KING13720 PTH-227-95-W Pathological Conditions (5/23-8/1) (Some on-campus classes required.) 3 SLEMP

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorPOLITICAL SCIENCEDay Classes24056 PLS-135-1D American National Politics 3 M-F 10:00-11:55 G213 MUMPOWERDistance Learning Classes20862 PLS-211-W1 U.S. Government I (Orientation, Thur., 6/2, 12:00, G155) 3 SCANLANPSYCHOLOGYNight Classes20865 PSY-231-N1 Life Span Human Development 3 W 5:30-10:00 G149 LESTER20866 PSY-232-N1 Life Span D II 3 R 5:30-10:00 G149 BAKERDistance Learning Classes20863 PSY-126-W1 Psychology for Business & Industry (Online orientation - email jgenco@me.vccs.edu) 3 GENCOGRIGSBY20864 PSY-200-W1 Prin of Psychology (Orientation Thur., 6/2, 4:00, G149) 3 BAKER20867 PSY-235-V1 Child Psychology (Orientation Thur., 6/2, 5:00, G155) 3 OTTRADIOGRAPHYDay Classes19368 RAD-205-C1 Radiation Protection and Radiobiology (6/1-7/1) 3 MWF 8:00-11:05 P219 LEE19308 RAD-215-01 Correlated Radiographic Theory (6/1-7/1) 2 T 9:00-12:00 P219 LOWE/LEE/

T 1:00-3:30 R213 GOODMAN19309 RAD-290-01 Coordinated Internship in Radiology (6/1-7/1) 2 MWRF 7:00-2:40 CLIN GOODMAN19592 RAD-290-02 Coordinated Internship in Radiology (6/1-7/1) 2 MWRF 7:00-2:40 CLIN LEE19369 RAD-105-C1 Intro to Radiation Protection & Patient Care (7/5-8/3) 3 MWF 8:00-11:05 P219 GOODMAN19325 RAD-190-01 Coordinated Internship in Radiology (7/5-8/3) 3 M-F 7:00-4:10 CLIN GOODMAN19591 RAD-190-02 Coordinated Internship in Radiology (7/5-8/3) 3 M-F 7:00-4:10 CLIN LEE20717 RAD-195-C1 Topics in Ethics Team Work & Prof. Dev. (7/5-8/3) Hybrid class. 3 MWF 1:00-3:30 P219 LEERELIGIONDay Classes22379 REL-231-H1 Religions of the World I 3 M 6:00-8:45 P123 MURPHYDistance Learning Classes23811 REL-231-W1 Religions of the World I (Orientation, Mon., 6/6, 5:00 pm., P123) 3 MURPHY23812 REL-232-W1 Religions of the World II (Orientation, Mon., 6/6, 5:00 pm., P123) 3 MURPHYRESPIRATORY THERAPYDay Classes21919 RTH-102-1T Integrated Sciences for RTH Care 3 MWF 9:00-10:30 R119 MULLINS21924 RTH-110-1T Fund. Theory & Practices for Resp Care 3 TR 8:30-12:10 R121 THOMPSON21925 RTH-135-1T Diagnostic & Therapeutic Procedures I 2 TR 10:00-11:30 R119 MULLINS21942 RTH-224-1T Integrated Respiratory Therapy Skills I 2 TR 12:10-1:40 R121 THOMPSON21936 RTH-253-1T Advanced Clinical Procedures III 3 MW 7:00-5:00 R121 THOMPSON

TR 1:40-3:10 R121 THOMPSONSOCIOLOGYDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)20870 SOC-200-W1 Prin Sociology (email ktucker@me.vccs.edu) 3 TUCKER20871 SOC-215-W1 Sociology of the Family (email ascanlan@me.vccs.edu) 3 OSBORNE/SCANLANSPANISHDistance Learning Classes 20872 SPA-101-V1 Beginning Spanish I (Orientation Thur., 6/2, 4:30, G214) 4 ZYLAWY20873 SPA-102-V1 Beginning Spanish II (Orientation Thur., 6/2, 4:30, G214) 4 ZYLAWY

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorSTUDENT DEVELOPMENTDay Classes20911 SDV-100-1D College Success Skills 1 MW 1:30-2:55 P123 PHILLIPSDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)20913 SDV-100-W1 College Success Skills (email mphillips@me.vccs.edu) 1 PHILLIPS

Student needs instructor’s permission to enroll.20916 SDV-100-W2 College Success Skills (email mphillips@me.vccs.edu) 1 PHILLIPS

Class is for Nursing, Pre-Nursing (RN or LPN), Respiratory Therapy, EMT, and Pre-EMT students only.20917 SDV-107-W1 Career Education (email mphillips@me.vccs.edu) 1 PHILLIPS

Students need instructor’s permission to enroll.TRUCKING - COMMERCIAL (Students may choose to begin classes on April 18, May. 9, May 30, June 20, or July 11.)Off Campus Classes22657 TRK-101-91 D.O.T. Safety Rules and Regulations 2 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLIN22659 TRK-102-91 Preventive Maintenance for Truck Drivers 1 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLIN22660 TRK-103-91 Tractor Trailer Driving 9 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLINWELDINGDay Classes23746 WEL-126-1T Pipe Welding I 3 MT 8:00-11:30 A001 GILLEY23749 WEL-129-1T Pipefitting and Fabrication 3 W 8:00-12:10 A001 GILLEY23751 WEL-160-1T Semi-Auto Welding 3 RF 8:00-11:30 A001 GILLEY23755 WEL-195-T2 Topics: Pipe Welding I 3 MT 8:00-11:30 A001 GILLEY23760 WEL-295-T3 Topics: Semi-Automatic Welding 3 RF 8:00-11:30 A001 GILLEYNight Classes23748 WEL-126-N1 Pipe Welding I 3 MT 5:00-8:30 A001 HUBBARD23750 WEL-129-N1 Pipefitting and Fabrication 3 W 5:00-9:10 A001 HUBBARD23753 WEL-160-N1 Semi-Auto Welding 3 RF 5:00-8:30 A001 HUBBARD23756 WEL-195-N2 Topics: Pipe Welding I 3 MT 5:00-8:30 A001 HUBBARD23762 WEL-295-N3 Topics: Semi-Automatic Welding 3 RF 5:00-8:30 A001 HUBBARD

SUMMER2011EDTOGOCLASSES

Students may count a maximum of 9 credits in one semester or 12 credits overall toward financial aid eligibility. Credits above 12 will not be calculated toward financial aid enrollment level. Our instructor-facilitated online courses are informative, fun, convenient, and highly interactive. Our instructors are fa-mous for their ability to create warm and supportive communities of learners. It’s no wonder that many long-lasting friendships have formed in our lively and intelligent discussion areas. All courses run for six weeks (with a two-week grace period at the end). Courses are project-oriented and include lessons, quizzes, hands-on assignments, discussion ar-eas, supplementary links, and more. You can complete any of these courses entirely from your home or office and at any time of the day or night.How to Get Started:

1. Visit our Online Instruction Center at www.ed2go.com/mecc2. Click the Orientation link and follow the instructions to enroll. During orientation, you will learn important

information about your course. You will also be provided an opportunity to choose the name and password you will use to access your course.

3. When your course starts, return to our Online Instruction Center and click the Classroom link. To begin your studies, simply log in with the name and password you selected during orientation.

Start Dates: A new section of every course in this catalog will begin on the third Wednesday of every month.Requirements: All courses require Internet access, e-mail, Netscape Navigator, Microsoft Internet Explorer, or Firefox. Some courses may have additional requirements. Please visit our Online Instruction Center for more information or for more information on how to register with Mountain Empire Community College contact Susan Kennedy (276) 523-7488 or skennedy@me.vccs.edu

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SUMMER2011EDTOGOCLASSES

22656 CSC-195-AA Advanced Comp TIA A+ Certification Prep22658 CSC-195-AB Basic Comp TIA + A Certification Preparation22661 CSC-195-AC Intermediate Comp TIA A+ Certification Prep22671 CSC-195-AD Intermediate C# Programming22672 CSC-195-AE Introduction to C# Programming22674 CSC-195-AF C++ for the Absolute Beginner22676 CSC-195-AG Creating a Classroom Web Site22678 CSC-195-AH Computer Skills for the Workplace22681 CSC-195-AI Introducation to CorelDRAW X322683 CSC-195-AJ Introduction to Crystal Reports 1022685 CSC-195-AK Introduction to Database Development22695 CSC-195-AL Designing Effective Web Sites22697 CSC-195-AM Discover Digital Photography22698 CSC-195-AN Introduction to Dreamweaver CS322699 CSC-195-AO Intermediate Dreamweaver CS322701 CSC-195-AP Introduction to Adobe Acrobat 922702 CSC-195-AQ Introduction to Alice 2.0 Programming22703 CSC-195-AR The Classroom Computer22704 CSC-195-AS Intermediate CSS and XHTML22706 CSC-195-AT Introduction to CSS and XHTML22707 CSC-195-AU Introduction to Dreamweaver CS422708 CSC-195-AV Introduction to Flash CS422709 CSC-195-AW Introduction to Illustrator CS322710 CSC-195-AX Introduction to InDesign CS322711 CSC-195-AY Intermediate Java Programming22712 CSC-195-AZ Using the Internet in the Classroom22715 CSC-195-BA Navigating the Internet22717 CSC-195-BB Introduction to Java Programming22719 CSC-195-BC Keyboarding22796 CSC-195-BD Introduction to Linux22801 CSC-195-BE Making Movies with Windows Vista22809 CSC-195-BF Making Movies with Windows XP22810 CSC-195-BG Intermediate MicroSoft Access 200322811 CSC-195-BH Introduction to Microsoft Access 200322812 CSC-195-BI Intermediate Microsoft Access 200722813 CSC-195-BJ Introduction to Microsoft Access 200722814 CSC-195-BK Microsoft Excel 2003 in the Classroom22815 CSC-195-BL Advanced MicroSoft Excel 200322816 CSC-195-BM Intermediate Microsoft Excel 200322817 CSC-195-BN Introduction to Microsoft Excel 200322818 CSC-195-BO Microsoft Excel 2007 in the Classroom22819 CSC-195-BP Advanced Microsoft Excel 200722820 CSC-195-BQ Intermediate MicroSoft Excel 200722821 CSC-195-BR Introduction to Microsoft Excel 200722822 CSC-195-BS Introduction to MS Front Page 200322823 CSC-195-BT Introduction to MicroSoft Outlook 200322825 CSC-195-BU Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 in the Classroom22826 CSC-195-BV Introduction to MicroSoft PowerPoint 200322827 CSC-195-BW MicroSoft Powerpoint 2007 in the Classroom22828 CSC-195-BX Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint 200722829 CSC-195-BY Introduction to MicroSoft Project 200322830 CSC-195-BZ Introduction to MicroSoft Publisher 200322832 CSC-195-CA Introduction to Microsoft Publisher 200722833 CSC-195-CB Introduction to Microsoft Visio 200322834 CSC-195-CC Introduction to Microsoft Visio 200722835 CSC-195-CD Microsoft Word 2003 in the Classroom22837 CSC-195-CE Advanced Microsoft Word 200322841 CSC-195-CF Intermediate Microsoft Word 200322842 CSC-195-CG Introduction to Microsoft Word 2003

22844 CSC-195-CH Microsoft Word 2007 in the Classroom22845 CSC-195-CI Intermediate Microsoft Word 200722846 CSC-195-CJ Introduction to Microsoft Word 200722847 CSC-195-CK Comp TIA Network + Certification Preparation22848 CSC-195-CL Intermediate Networking22850 CSC-195-CM Intermediate Oracle22851 CSC-195-CN Introduction to Oracle22852 CSC-195-CO Introduction to PC Security22853 CSC-195-CP Introduction to PC Troubleshooting22854 CSC-195-CQ Introduction to Peachtree Accounting 200922855 CSC-195-CR Introduction to Perl Program22857 CSC-195-CS Photographing Nature with Your Digital Camera22860 CSC-195-CT Photographing People with Your Digital Camera22861 CSC-195-CU Photoshop CS3 for the Digital Photographer22879 CSC-195-CV Creating Web Graphics with Photoshop CS322892 CSC-195-CW Intermediate Photoshop CS322894 CSC-195-CX Introduction to Photoshop CS322895 CSC-195-CY Photoshoping CS4 for the Digital Photographer22897 CSC-195-CZ Intermediate Photoshop CS422917 CSC-195-DA Photoshop Elements 6.0 for the Digital Photographer22920 CSC-195-DB Photoshop Elements 6.0 for the Digital Photographer II22925 CSC-195-DC Photoshop Elements 7 for the Digital Photographer22927 CSC-195-DD Photoshop Elements 7 for the Digital Photographer II22931 CSC-195-DE Photoshop Elements 8 for the Digital Photographer22933 CSC-195-DF Photoshop Elements 8 for the Digital Photographer II22935 CSC-195-DG Intermediate PHP and MySQL22938 CSC-195-DH Introduction to PHP and MySQL22940 CSC-195-DI PMP Certification Prep 222941 CSC-195-DJ PMP Certification Prep 122942 CSC-195-DK Easy Classroom Podcasting22946 CSC-195-DL Introduction to Python 2.5 Programming22950 CSC-195-DM Quickbooks 2009 for Contractors22952 CSC-195-DN Introduction to Quickbooks 200922953 CSC-195-DO Performing Payroll in Quickbooks22956 CSC-195-DP Introduction to Ruby Programming22958 CSC-195-DQ Advanced PC Security22960 CSC-195-DR Introduction to SQL22963 CSC-195-DS Travel Photography for the Digital Photographer22964 CSC-195-DT Intermediate Visual Basic 200522966 CSC-195-DU Introduction to Visual Basic 200522968 CSC-195-DV Intermediate Visual Basic 200822970 CSC-195-DW Introduction to Visual Basic 200822972 CSC-195-DX Web 2.0: Blogs, Wikis, and Podcasts22974 CSC-195-DY Creating Web Pages22975 CSC-195-DZ Introduction to Windows Vista22976 CSC-195-EA Introduction to Windows XP22978 CSC-195-EB Comp TIA Security+ Certification Prep22979 CSC-195-EC What’s New in Microsoft Office 200722980 CSC-195-ED Introduction to Microsoft Outlook 200722981 CSC-195-EE Introduction to Microsoft Project 200722982 CSC-195-EF Introduction to Photoshop CS422985 CSC-195-EG Introduction to Ajax Programming22987 CSC-195-EH Introduction to ASP.NET22989 CSC-195-EI Introduction to InDesign CS422991 CSC-195-EJ Introduction to Microsoft Expression Web22992 CSC-195-EK Introduction to QuickBooks 201022998 CSC-195-EL Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2010

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2011 Fall ClaSSeSClass# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorACCOUNTINGDay Classes28582 ACC-111-H1 Accounting I (This is an eight week class 8/22-10/18.) 3 MW 8:30-9:50 P218 JONES28585 ACC-211-H1 Principles of Accounting I 3 T 9:25-12:10 P125 BATESNight Classes28583 ACC-211-HN1 Principles of Accounting I 3 T 5:30-8:15 P125 BATES28591 ACC-219-HN1 Government Not for Profit Accounting 3 R 5:30-8:15 P125 BATES31197 ACC-221-HN1 Intermediate Accounting I 3 W 5:30-8:15 P125 BATES28601 ACC-231-HN1 Cost Accounting I 3 M 5:30-8:15 P125 BATESDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)28588 ACC-211-W1 Principles of Accounting I (email jbates@me.vccs.edu) 3 BATES28589 ACC-212-W1 Principles of Accounting II (email jbates@me.vccs.edu) 3 BATES28596 ACC-219-W1 Government Not for Profit Accounting (email jbates@me.vccs.edu) 3 BATES28597 ACC-221-W1 Intermediate Accounting I (email jbates@me.vccs.edu) 3 BATES28599 ACC-222-W1 Intermediate Accounting II (email jbates@me.vccs.edu) 3 BATESADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICEDay Classes29022 ADJ-100-H1 Survey of Criminal Justice 3 MW 9:00-9:50 A002 RINGLEY29025 ADJ-107-H1 Survey of Criminology 3 W 8:00-8:50 A004 ENGLAND29026 ADJ-111-01 Law Enforcement Organization & Admin I 3 TR 8:00-9:15 A004 ENGLAND29030 ADJ-130-01 Introduction to Criminal Law 3 TR 9:25-10:50 A002 RINGLEY29031 ADJ-131-01 Legal Evidence I 3 R 10:50-1:35 A004 ENGLAND29032 ADJ-133-01 Ethics & the Criminal Justice Profession 3 W 11:00-1:45 A004 ENGLAND29036 ADJ-152-01 Unarmed Security Officers - Duties and Responsibilies (9/12-15) 1 M-R 1:00-6:00 A002 ADAMS29037 ADJ-152-02 Unarmed Security Officers - Duties and Responsibilies (11/7-10) 1 M-R 1:00-6:00 A002 ADAMS29038 ADJ-153-01 Armed Security Officers - Duties and Responsibilities (9/26-30) 1 M-F 1:00-6:00 A002 ADAMS29040 ADJ-171-H2 Forensic Science I 4 TR 10:50-12:05 A002 RINGLEY

T 1:00-2:40 A00229039 ADJ-171-H1 Forensic Science I 4 MW 10:00-10:50 A002 RINGLEY

M 11:00-12:50 A00229041 ADJ-198-01 Seminar and Project in Criminal Justice 1 A004 ENGLAND29204 ADJ-296-X1 On-Site Training in ADJ (Must see instructor before registering.) 3 A002 RINGLEY29206 ADJ-296-X2 On-Site Training in ADJ 3 A004 ENGLANDNight Classes29027 ADJ-127-N1 Firearms and Marksmanship 3 M 6:00-8:45 A002 MCNALLY29033 ADJ-138-N1 Defensive Tactics 2 T 6:00-8:45 A004 CYPHERS29028 ADJ-139-N1 Private Detectives/Investigators 4 R 5:30-9:30 A004 STAFFDistance Learning Classes29023 ADJ-100-W1 Survey of Criminal Justice 3 BOGGS29024 ADJ-105-W1 Juvenile Justice System 3 RINGLEY29034 ADJ-140-W1 Introduction to Corrections 3 RINGLEY29042 ADJ-227-W1 Constitutional Law for Justice Personnel 3 ENGLAND29043 ADJ-241-W1 Correctional Law I 3 ENGLAND29044 ADJ-246-W1 Correctional Counseling 3 STAFF

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorAGRICULTUREDay Classes29005 AGR-205-01 Soil Fertility and Management 3 MW 1:00-2:50 G234 OGBONNAYAAIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATIONDay Classes29815 AIR-111-01 Air Condition & Refrigeration I 3 T 9:25-10:50 A003 RAMEY

T 10:50-12:50 A008 RAMEY29813 AIR-121-01 Air Conditioning and Refrigeration I 4 M 9:00-12:00 A003 RAMEY

M 12:00-2:50 A008 RAMEY29819 AIR-281-01 Energy Management I 3 W 12:00-1:40 A005 BUSH

W 1:40-4:10 A011 BUSHNight Classes29816 AIR-111-N1 Air Condition & Refrigeration I 3 R 5:30-7:30 A003 RAMEY

R 7:30-9:20 A008 RAMEY29814 AIR-121-N1 Air Conditioning and Refrigeration I 4 W 5:30-7:30 A003 RAMEY

W 7:30-10:15 A008 RAMEY29820 AIR-281-N1 Energy Management I 3 W 5:30-7:10 A004 BUSH

W 7:10-9:40 A011 BUSHAMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGEDay Classes28231 ASL-101-01 American Sign Language I 3 M 12:00-2:50 P126 BUCKHAMNight Classes28232 ASL-101-N1 American Sign Language I 3 T 6:00-8:45 G149 WIDENER28233 ASL-102-N1 American Sign Language II 3 R 6:00-8:45 P126 BUCKHAMARCHITECTURAL DRAFTINGDay Classes29810 ARC-121-01 Architectural Drafting I 3 MW 11:00-12:50 P128 GILLYNight Classes29811 ARC-121-N1 Architectural Drafting I 3 R 6:00-9:35 P128 NEWBERRYARTDay Classes28390 ART-101-01 History and Appreciation of Art I 3 MWF 10:00-10:50 G155 HARRINGTON28397 ART-101-02 History and Appreciation of Art I 3 TR 10:50-12:05 G155 VEENSTRA28391 ART-121-01 Drawing I 3 MWF 12:00-1:30 R208 HARRINGTON28394 ART-122-01 Drawing II 3 MWF 12:00-1:30 R208 HARRINGTON28395 ART-125-01 Introduction to Painting 3 TR 10:50-12:30 R208 HARRINGTON28396 ART-131-01 Fundamentals of Design I 3 TR 9:25-10:40 R208 HARRINGTON28398 ART-180-01 Intro to Computer Graphics 3 TR 1:25-3:30 P122 VEENSTRA28399 ART-241-01 Painting I 3 TR 10:50-12:30 R208 HARRINGTON28400 ART-283-01 Computer Graphics I 4 TR 1:25-3:30 P122 VEENSTRANight Classes28392 ART-121-N1 Drawing I 3 M 6:00-9:15 R208 HARRINGTONDistance Learning Classes28389 ART-100-V1 Art Appreciation (Orientation Thur., 8/25, 4:30, P115) 3 STRATTONADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT TECHNOLOGYDay Classes29561 AST-101-01 Keyboarding I 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 P125 MCCARTY

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room Instructor29557 AST-107-H1 Editing/Proofreading Skills (10/19-12/15) 3 MW 10:00-11:50 P122 WARD29559 AST-108-H1 Telephone Techniques (8/22-10/18) 1 M 1:00-1:50 P122 YOUNG29563 AST-117-01 Keyboarding for Computer Use 1 M 9:00-9:50 P125 MCCARTY29566 AST-141-H1 Word Processing I (8/22-10/18) 3 MW 10:00-11:50 P122 WARD29567 AST-205-H1 Business Communications (8/22-10/18) 3 MW 10:00-11:50 P117 RATLIFF29552 AST-243-H1 Office Administration (10/19-12/15) 3 MW 10:00-11:50 P117 JONESDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)29562 AST-101-W1 Keyboarding I (email pmccarty@me.vccs.edu 3 MCCARTY29558 AST-107-W1 Editing/Proofreading Skills (email sward@me.vccs.edu) (10/19-12/15) 3 WARD29560 AST-108-W1 Telephone Techniques (email tyoung@me.vccs.edu) (8/22-10/18) 1 YOUNG29564 AST-117-W1 Keyboarding for Computer Use (email pmccarty@me.vccs.edu) 1 MCCARTY29565 AST-141-W1 Word Processing I (email tyoung@me.vccs.edu) (8/22-10/18) 3 YOUNG29568 AST-205-W1 Business Communications (email vratliff@me.vccs.edu) 3 RATLIFF29569 AST-206-W1 Professional Development (email tyoung@me.vccs.edu) 3 YOUNG29551 AST-236-W1 Specialized Software Applications (email jjones@me.vccs.edu) 3 JONESBIOLOGY (Students must register for a corresponding lab.) To enroll in a Biology class with a related lab (LAB) follow these steps: Enter class number in the "Enter Class Nbr" field. Click "Enter." Select desired lab section & clck "Next." Verify your lecture & lab sections are correct & click "Next." Click "Proceed to Step 2 of 3." Click "Finish Enrolling" & wait to receive a "success" status.Day Classes26310 BIO-101-01 General Biology I 4 MWF 8:00-8:50 G211 BURKART26313 BIO-101-02 General Biology I 4 MWF 10:00-10:50 G211 BURKART26314 BIO-101-03 General Biology I 4 MWF 12:00-12:50 G211 BURKART26315 BIO-101-1L General Biology I TR 9:25-10:40 G244 BURKART26316 BIO-101-2L General Biology I M 1:00-3:50 G244 RUSSO26318 BIO-101-3L General Biology I W 1:00-3:50 G244 RUSSO26319 BIO-101-4L General Biology I TR 10:50-12:05 G244 BURKART26401 BIO-141-01 Human Anatomy & Physiology I 4 MWF 11:00-11:50 G211 STRENGTH26402 BIO-141-02 Human Anatomy & Physiology I 4 MWF 1:00-1:50 G211 STRENGTH26403 BIO-141-1L Human Anatomy & Physiology I T 1:25-4:05 G246 STRENGTH26405 BIO-141-2L Human Anatomy & Physiology I R 1:25-4:05 G246 STRENGTH26406 BIO-141-3L Human Anatomy & Physiology I T 1:25-4:05 G244 RUSSO26412 BIO-142-01 Human Anatomy & Physiology II 4 MWF 9:00-9:50 G211 STRENGTH26413 BIO-142-1L Human Anatomy & Physiology II T 8:00-10:40 G246 STRENGTH26415 BIO-231-01 Anatomy & Physiology I 4 MWF 11:00-11:50 G211 STRENGTH26416 BIO-231-02 Anatomy & Physiology I 4 MWF 1:00-1:50 G211 STRENGTH26417 BIO-231-1L Anatomy & Physiology I T 1:25-4:05 G246 STRENGTH26418 BIO-231-2L Anatomy & Physiology I R 1:25-4:05 G246 STRENGTH26419 BIO-231-3L Anatomy & Physiology I T 1:25-4:05 G244 RUSSO26427 BIO-232-01 Human Anatomy and Physiology II 4 MWF 9:00-9:50 G211 STRENGTH26428 BIO-232-1L Human Anatomy and Physiology II T 8:00-10:40 G246 STRENGTHNight Classes26390 BIO-101-N1 General Biology I 4 T 6:00-8:45 G211 THOMPSON26391 BIO-101-N1L General Biology I R 6:00-8:45 G244 THOMPSON26408 BIO-141-N1 Human Anatomy & Physiology I 4 M 6:00-8:45 G211 RUSSO26409 BIO-141-N1L Human Anatomy & Physiology I W 6:00-8:45 G246 STRENGTH26420 BIO-231-N1 Anatomy & Physiology I 4 M 6:00-8:45 G211 RUSSO26422 BIO-231-N1L Anatomy & Physiology I W 6:00-8:45 G246 STRENGTH

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorOff Campus Classes26323 BIO-101-61 General Biology I 4 T 6:00-8:45 CHE SWAN26325 BIO-101-61L General Biology I R 6:00-8:45 CHE SWANDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)26394 BIO-101-W1 General Biology I (email cburkart@me.vccs.edu) 4 BURKART26398 BIO-101-W1L General Biology I (email cburkart@me.vccs.edu) BURKART26410 BIO-141-W1 Human Anatomy & Physiology I (email arusso@me.vccs.edu) 4 RUSSO26411 BIO-141-W1L Human Anatomy & Physiology I (email arusso@me.vccs.edu) RUSSO26424 BIO-231-W1 Anatomy & Physiology I (email arusso@me.vccs.edu) 4 RUSSO26426 BIO-231-W1L Anatomy & Physiology I (email arusso@me.vccs.edu) RUSSOBUSINESS MANAGEMENTDay Classes29414 BUS-200-H1 Principles of Management 3 MW 10:00-10:50 P123 DOYLE29429 BUS-241-01 Business Law I 3 MWF 12:00-12:50 P117 SNODGRASSNight Classes29415 BUS-200-HN2 Principles of Management 3 W 6:00-8:45 P123 HORTONDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)29416 BUS-205-W1 Human Resource Management (email fdoyle@me.vccs.edu) 3 DOYLE29430 BUS-241-W1 Business Law I (email bsnodgrass@me.vccs.edu) 3 SNODGRASSCHEMISTRY (Students must register for a corresponding lab.) To enroll in a Biology class with a related lab (LAB) follow these steps: En-ter class number in the "Enter Class Nbr" field. Click "Enter." Select desired lab section & clck "Next." Verify your lecture & lab sections are correct & click "Next." Click "Proceed to Step 2 of 3." Click "Finish Enrolling" & wait to receive a "success" status.Day Classes26206 CHM-5-01 Developmental Chemistry for Health Sciences 4 MWF 11:00-11:50 G214 HUNEK26207 CHM-5-1L Developmental Chemistry for Health Sciences M 1:00-3:50 G238 HUNEK26211 CHM-111-01 College Chemistry I 4 MWF 9:00-9:50 G214 HUNEK26212 CHM-111-1L College Chemistry I T 1:25-4:05 G238 HUNEK26213 CHM-111-2L College Chemistry I W 1:00-3:50 G238 HUNEKNight Classes26209 CHM-5-N1 Developmental Chemistry for Health Sciences 4 R 6:00-8:45 G214 HAMMONDS26210 CHM-5-N1L Developmental Chemistry for Health Sciences T 6:00-8:45 G238 HAMMONDS26214 CHM-111-N1 College Chemistry I 4 T 6:00-8:45 G214 HUNEK26217 CHM-111-N1L College Chemistry I W 6:00-8:45 G238 HUNEKCHILD DEVELOPMENTNight Classes29470 CHD-165-N1 Obser & Partic/Early Childhood Prim Sett 3 W 6:00-8:45 P126 ADDISON29471 CHD-265-N1 Adv Obser/Part 3 W 6:00-8:45 P126 ADDISON29472 CHD-290-N1 Internship in Child Care 3 W 6:00-8:45 P126 ADDISONDistance Learning Classes29353 CHD-118-W1 Method/Materials Lang Arts for Children (Orientation, Tues., 8/23, 5:00 pm, P226) 3 BRIMELOW29356 CHD-120-W1 Early Childhood Education (Orientation, Tues., 8/23, 5:30 pm., P218) 3 JETT29357 CHD-125-W1 Creative Activities for Children (Orientation, Tues., 8/23, 5:30 pm., P218) 3 JETT29358 CHD-126-W1 Methods & Mat for Dev Sci & Mth Con Chil (Orientation, Tues., 8/23, 5:30 pm., P218) 3 JETT29354 CHD-166-W1 Infant and Toddler Programs (Orientation, Tues. 8/23, 5:00 pm, P226) 3 BRIMELOW29359 CHD-205-W1 Guiding Behavior of Young Children (Orientation, Tues., 8/23, 5:30 pm., P218) 3 JETT29360 CHD-210-W1 Introduction to Exceptional Children (Orientation, Tues., 8/23, 5:30 pm., P218) 3 JETT29355 CHD-215-W1 Models of Early Childhood Education Prog (Orientation, Tues., 8/23, 5:00 pm., P226) 3 BRIMELOW

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorCIVIL ENGINEERINGDay Classes31528 CIV-171-01 Surveying I 3 R 9:25-1:25 P128 GILLYDistance Learning Classes29186 CIV-240-W1 Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics 3 LONG29187 CIV-246-W1 Water Resource Technology 3 LONGCOMMUNICATIONDay Classes26197 CST-100-01 Principles of Public Speaking 3 MWF 10:00-10:50 P126 BAILEY26198 CST-100-02 Principles of Public Speaking 3 TR 10:50-12:05 G214 BURGIN26201 CST-105-01 Oral Communication 3 MWF 11:00-11:50 P126 BAILEYDistance Learning Classes26199 CST-100-V1 Principles of Public Speaking (Orientation Fri., 8/26, 5:00, G211) 3 BAILEYCOMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTINGDay Classes29800 DRF-160-01 Machine Blueprint Reading 3 TR 1:25-2:40 P128 GILLY29803 DRF-200-01 Survey of Computer Aided Drafting 4 T 9:25-1:15 P128 GILLY29805 DRF-231-01 Computer Aided Drafting I 3 MW 9:00-10:50 P128 GILLYNight Classes29802 DRF-160-N1 Machine Blueprint Reading 3 M 6:00-9:35 P128 GILLY29804 DRF-200-N1 Survey of Computer Aided Drafting 4 T 6:00-9:35 P128 GILLY29812 DRF-201-N1 Cpt Drf/Dsg I 3 T 6:00-9:35 P128 GIBSON29806 DRF-231-N1 Computer Aided Drafting I 3 W 6:00-9:35 P128 STAFFCOMPUTER AND ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGYDay Classes29287 ETR-218-H1 Industrial Electronics Circuits (Online hybrid; 75 minute lab meetings required.) 4 R 1:25-2:40 A006 GREENE29292 ETR-273-01 Computer Electronics I 4 MW 1:00-3:50 A006 GREENENight Classes29310 ETR-218-H2 Industrial Electronics Circuits (Online hybrid; 75 minute lab meetings required.) 4 M 6:00-7:15 A006 GREENEECONOMICSDay Classes23450 ECO-201-01 Principles of Economics I 3 MWF 8:00-8:50 G214 LAMBERTDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)23448 ECO-120-W1 Survey of Economics (email klambert@me.vccs.edu) 3 LAMBERT23452 ECO-201-W1 Principles of Economics I (email klambert@me.vccs.edu) 3 LAMBERTEDUCATIONNIght Classes29428 EDU-295-N1 Rick Management and Assessment in Athletics 3 W 6:00-8:45 P122 ROBBINSELECTRICITYDay Classes29895 ELE-134-01 Practical Electricity I 3 W 9:00-10:50 A003 QUALLS

W 11:00-12:50 A00829283 ELE-140-01 Basic Electricity & Machinery 4 TR 10:50-12:55 A006 GREENE29900 ELE-150-01 A.C. and D.C. Circuit Fundamentals 4 R 9:25-11:00 A003 QUALLS

R 11:05-2:40 A00829823 ELE-178-01 Wind Turbine Technology 3 R 12:00-1:40 A005 BUSH

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorNight Classes29898 ELE-134-N1 Practical Electricity I 3 M 5:30-7:20 A003 QUALLS

M 7:30-9:20 A00829309 ELE-140-N1 Basic Electricity & Machinery 4 W 5:30-9:40 A006 SALLEE29901 ELE-150-N1 A.C. and D.C. Circuit Fundamentals 4 T 5:30-7:20 A003 QUALLS

T 7:30-10:20 A00829824 ELE-178-N1 Wind Turbine Technology 3 R 5:30-7:10 A004 BUSH

3 R 7:10-8:50 A011 BUSHOff Campus Classes29876 ELE-133-61 Practical Electricity I 3 TR 6:00-8:45 CHE STAFFEMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICESDay Classes28553 EMS-100-H1 CPR for Healthcare Providers (8/27) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON28554 EMS-100-H2 CPR for Healthcare Providers (9/10) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R219 DORTON28555 EMS-100-H3 CPR for Healthcare Providers (9/24) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON28557 EMS-100-H4 CPR for Healthcare Providers (10/8 ) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON28558 EMS-100-H5 CPR for Healthcare Providers (10/22) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON28560 EMS-100-H6 CPR for Healthcare Providers (11/5) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R219 DORTON28313 EMS-101-01 EMS First Responder 3 TR 9:25-10:40 R219 RASNICKNight Classes28552 EMS-100-HN7 CPR for Healthcare Providers (8/31 & 9/7) 1 W 5:00-9:00 R121 DORTON29780 EMS-111-N1 Emergency Medical Technician - Basic 6 TR 6:00-10:00 R118 MASSIE/SPEARS29781 EMS-115-N1 Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Refresher 2 TR 6:00-10:00 R118 MASSIE/SPEARS29205 EMS-151-C1 Introduction to Advanced Life Support (8/22 - 10/12) 4 MW 6:00-10:00 R219 AKERS29210 EMS-153-C1 Basic ECG Recognition (11/14 - 12/12) 2 MW 6:00-10:00 P219 AKERS29213 EMS-157-C1 ALS - Trauma Care (10/17 - 11/9) 3 MW 6:00-10:00 R219 AKERS29220 EMS-201-C1 EMS Professional Development (8/23 - 9/8) 2 TR 5:50-10:00 R219 AKERS29221 EMS-205-C1 Advanced Pathophysiology (9/13 - 12/8) 3 TR 6:00-8:00 R219 AKERS29225 EMS-207-C1 Advanced Patient Assessment (9/14 - 12/9) 3 TR 8:10-10:30 R219 AKERS29254 EMS-251-C1 ALS Required Topics 3 W 6:00-10:00 P226 AKERS29258 EMS-298-C1 Project & Seminar in Paramedic Upgrade/Refresher 5 W 6:00-11:00 P226 AKERSOff Campus Classes31184 EMS-101-61 EMS First Responder 3 R 6:00-8:45 CHE KENDRICK29779 EMS-120-41 Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Clinical (11/5 & 11/6) 1 SU 2:00-10:00 WLP SPEARS/MASSIE29216 EMS-163-91 Prehospital Trauma Life Support-PHTLS (11/19 & 11/20) 1 SU 8:00-5:00 VHC AKERS29217 EMS-170-91 ALS Internship I (9/17 - 12/3) 1 F 1:00-5:00 CLIN VANHOY29247 EMS-242-91 ALS Clinical Internship III 1 S 7:00-10:00 CLIN VANHOY29252 EMS-243-91 ALS Field Internship III 1 U 7:00-10:00 CLIN VANHOYENERGY TECHNOLOGYDay Classes29817 ENE-105-01 Solar Thermal Active and Passive Technology 4 M 11:00-1:30 A004 BUSH

M 1:30-4:00 A011 BUSHNight Classes29818 ENE-105-N1 Solar Thermal Active and Passive Technology 4 M 5:30-8:00 A004 BUSH

M 8:00-10:30 A011 BUSH

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorENGLISHDay Classes26449 ENG-1-01 Preparing for College Writing I 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 P117 PETERS27951 ENG-3-01 Preparing for College Writing II 3 MWF 8:00-8:50 G220 GILLIAM27952 ENG-3-02 Preparing for College Writing II 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 G101 BURNS27954 ENG-3-03 Preparing for College Writing II 3 TR 8:00-9:15 G101 VANOVER27955 ENG-3-04 Preparing for College Writing II 3 MWF 12:00-12:50 G101 DAVIS31433 ENG-3-05 Preparing for College Writing II 3 TR 10:50-12:05 G101 VANOVER27958 ENG-4-01 Preparing for College Reading I 3 MWF 8:00-8:50 P115 BAILEY27960 ENG-5-01 Preparing for College Reading II 3 MWF 8:00-8:50 P115 BAILEY27961 ENG-5-02 Preparing for College Reading II 3 MWF 1:00-1:50 P115 BAILEY27962 ENG-5-03 Preparing for College Reading II 3 TR 9:25-10:40 P115 FANNON27964 ENG-100-01 Basic Occupational Communication 3 MW 3:30-4:45 P115 DAVIS27965 ENG-111-01 College Composition I 3 MWF 8:00-8:50 P115 PETERS27966 ENG-111-02 College Composition I 3 TR 8:00-9:15 P115 BROWN27967 ENG-111-03 College Composition I 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 P123 BROWN27968 ENG-111-04 College Composition I 3 MWF 10:00-10:50 G220 QUILLEN27969 ENG-111-05 College Composition I 3 TR 9:25-10:40 G220 QUILLEN27970 ENG-111-06 College Composition I 3 MWF 1:00-1:50 G220 GILLIAM27971 ENG-111-07 College Composition I 3 TR 10:50-12:05 G220 QUILLEN27972 ENG-111-08 College Composition I 3 MWF 11:00-11:50 P115 BROWN27973 ENG-111-09 College Composition I 3 MWF 12:00-12:50 G220 GILLIAM27975 ENG-111-10 College Composition I 3 MWF 12:00-12:50 P115 BROWN27976 ENG-111-11 College Composition I 3 MWF 10:00-10:50 P115 DAVIS27977 ENG-111-12 College Composition I 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 G220 DAVIS27988 ENG-112-01 College Composition II 3 MWF 11:00-11:50 G220 QUILLEN27986 ENG-112-H1 College Composition II (Course delivered via web on Thursday) 3 T 1:25-4:10 P115 PENLEY27991 ENG-241-01 Survey of American Literature I 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 G213 QUILLEN27994 ENG-251-01 Survey of World Literature I 3 TR 9:25-10:40 P121 BROWNNight Classes27956 ENG-3-N1 Preparing for College Writing II 3 M 6:00-8:45 G101 DAVIS27959 ENG-4-N1 Preparing for College Reading I 3 W 6:00-8:45 P115 FANNON27963 ENG-5-N1 Preparing for College Reading II 3 W 6:00-8:45 P115 FANNON27983 ENG-111-N1 College Composition I 3 M 6:00-8:45 G220 GILLIAM31113 ENG-295-N1 Writing Your Life 3 R 6:00-8:45 P118 SHORTOff Campus Classes27980 ENG-111-21 College Composition I 3 T 6:00-8:45 CEC HOLMAN27981 ENG-111-61 College Composition I 3 W 6:00-8:45 CHE VANOVERDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)27957 ENG-3-W1 Preparing for College Writing II (email jburns@me.vccs.edu) 3 BURNS27984 ENG-111-W1 College Composition I (email jburns@me.vccs.edu) 3 BURNS27985 ENG-111-W2 College Composition I (email jburns@me.vccs.edu) 3 BURNS27989 ENG-112-W1 College Composition II (email tpenley@me.vccs.edu) 3 PENLEY27990 ENG-112-W2 College Composition II (email tpenley@me.vccs.edu) 3 PENLEY27992 ENG-241-W1 Survey of American Literature I (email jburns@me.vccs.edu) 3 BURNS27995 ENG-251-W1 Survey of World Literature I (email tpenley@me.vccs.edu) 3 PENLEY

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEDay Classes29016 ENV-230-01 GIS Applications in Environmental Science 3 MW 11:00-12:50 G234 OGBONNAYA29007 ENV-235-01 Soil Conservation & Spoils Management 3 TR 10:50-12:05 G234 OGBONNAYADistance Learning Classes29178 ENV-108-W1 Environmental Microbiology 3 COOKE29173 ENV-110-W1 Intro to Water & Wastewater Treatment 3 COOKE29175 ENV-115-W1 Water Purification 3 LONG29180 ENV-149-W1 Wastewater Treatment Plant Operation 3 LONG29197 ENV-195-W1 Topics in Wastewater Treatment Renewal I 1 COOKE29190 ENV-211-W1 Sanitary Biology & Chemistry I 3 COOKE29006 ENV-220-W1 Environmental Problems 3 OGBONNAYA29183 ENV-227-W1 Environmental Law 3 LONG29198 ENV-295-W1 Topics in Wastewater Treatment Renewal II 2 COOKEFORESTRYDay Classes29008 FOR-100-01 Introduction to Forestry 3 T 1:25-4:25 G234 OGBONNAYANight Classes29009 FOR-115-N1 Dendrology (Saturday labs are arranged in class by instructor.) 4 T 6:00-9:00 G234 CAWOODFUNERAL SERVICES (Students must register through John Tyler Community College)Day Classes26989 FNS-111-02A Theory of Embalming I 3 T 9:30-12:00 G13026998 FNS-113-02A Theory of Embalming I Lab (9/6, 10/11, 11/18 & 11/29) 1 T 12:30-9:30 JTCC27009 FNS-213-02A Restorative Art 3 M 1:00-4:00 G13027011 FNS-214-72A Restorative Art Lab (9/6, 10/11, 11/18 & 11/29) 1 T 3:30-6:30 JTCC27015 FNS-245-02A Ethics (Video Conference at JTCC on 9/7, 10/12, 11/19 & 11/30) 3 W 12:30-3:30 G13027493 FNS-270-04A Funeral Service Review 3 T 4:00-6:00 G130Night Classes26995 FNS-112-41A Theory of Embalming II 3 W 6:30-9:45 G13026999 FNS-114-71A Theory of Embalming II Lab (9/6, 10/11, 11/18 & 11/29) 1 T 12:30-9:30 JTCCDistance Learning Classes27006 FNS-126-V01A Pathology for FNS 327012 FNS-231-N01A Management for FNS I 427013 FNS-236-N01A Funeral Service Law 3GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMSNight Classes31816 GIS-200-H1 Geographical Information Systems I 4 T 6:00-8:45 P119 SALYERDistance Learning Classes29367 GIS-200-W1 Geographical Information Systems I (email msalyer@me.vccs.edu) 4 SALYER29408 GIS-201-W1 Geographical Information Systems II (email jhansen@me.vccs.edu) 4 HANSEN29369 GIS-205-W1 GIS 3 Dimensional Analysis (email msalyer@me.vccs.edu) 4 SALYER29409 GIS-210-W1 Understanding Geographic Data (email jhansen@me.vccs.edu) 4 HANSEN29406 GIS-215-W1 GIS Software Platforms and Applications (email msalyer@me.vccs.edu) 4 SALYER29407 GIS-295-W1 Analyzing Marketing Demographics (email msalyer@me.vccs.edu) 4 SALYERGEOGRAPHYDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)23442 GEO-210-W1 People and The Land (email ktucker@me.vccs.edu) 3 TUCKER

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorHEALTHDay Classes28309 HLT-100-01 First Aid: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) 3 TR 9:25-10:40 R117 RASNICK28251 HLT-100-N1 First Aid: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 3 M 3:10-5:55 R119 JACKSON28513 HLT-105-H1 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 8/27 (web 9/3) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON28515 HLT-105-H2 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 9/10 (web 9/17) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R117 DORTON28520 HLT-105-H3 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 9/24 (web 10/) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON28521 HLT-105-H4 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 10/8 (web 10/15) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON28524 HLT-105-H5 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 10/22 (web 10/29) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON28526 HLT-105-H6 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 11/5 (web 11/12) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R117 DORTON28311 HLT-119-01 First Responder 3 TR 9:25-10:40 R117 RASNICK28291 HLT-121-01 Intro to Drug and Abuse 3 TR 9:25-10:40 R118 VINCENT28199 HLT-145-01 Ethics for Health Care Personnel 2 TR 8:00-8:50 R119 MULLINSNight Classes 28529 HLT-105-HN7 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 8/31& 9/7 (web 9/14) 1 W 5:00-9:00 R121 DORTON28300 HLT-261-HN1 Basic Pharmacy I (8/22 - 9/23) 3 T 5:00-10:00 R121 WELLS28302 HLT-262-HN1 Basic Pharmacy II (9/26 - 10/28) 3 T 5:00-10:00 R121 WELLSOff Campus Classes31102 HLT-100-61 First Aid: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 3 R 6:00-8:45 CHE KENDRICK28239 HLT-145-31 Ethics for Health Care Personnel 2 W 6:00-8:00 GCH VICARS31103 HLT-145-61 Ethics for Health Care Personnel 2 T 6:00-8:45 CHE RASNICKDistance Learning Classes23444 HLT-110-W1 Concepts of Personal & Community Health 3 GRAHAM

Course has video content. (Online orientation - email sgraham@me.vccs.edu)28290 HLT-121-W1 Intro to Drug and Abuse (Online orientation - email kdorton@me.vccs.edu) 3 DORTON29397 HLT-130-W1 Nutrition Diet Therapy (Online orientation - email rstanley@me.vccs.edu) 1 STANLEY29361 HLT-135-W1 Child Health & Nutrition (Orientation, Tues., 8/23, 5:30 pm., P218) 3 JETT28200 HLT-145-W1 Ethics for Health Care Personnel (Online orientation - email jmullins@me.vccs.edu) 2 MULLINS28238 HLT-145-W2 Ethics for Health Care Personnel (Online orientation - email instructor clee@me.vccs.edu) 2 LEE28301 HLT-261-W1 Basic Pharmacy I (8/22 - 10/14 - Online orientation - email instructor awells@me.vccs.edu) 3 WELLS28303 HLT-262-W1 Basic Pharmacy II (10/17 - 12/9 - Online orientation - email instructor awells@me.vccs.edu) 3 WELLSHEALTH CARE TECHNICIANDay Classes28561 HCT-101-01 Health Care Technician I (8/22 - 9/26) 3 MWF 9:00-1:00 R118 DELPH28562 HCT-101-02 Health Care Technician I (8/27 - 9/24) 3 S 8:30-4:30 R118 YANEZ/SLATER28565 HCT-102-01 Health Care Technician II (9/28 - 11/23) 4 MWF 9:00-3:00 R118 DELPH28567 HCT-102-02 Health Care Technician II (10/1 - 11/19) 4 S 8:30-4:30 R118 YANEZ/SLATER26490 HCT-102-03 Health Care Technician II (7/16 - 9/17) 4 S 8:30-4:30 R118 YANEZ/SLATERNight Classes28287 HCT-115-N1 Medication Administration Training (Two weekend clinicals to be announced) 3 M 6:00-9:00 R121 MILLEROff Campus Classes28569 HCT-102-31 Health Care Technician II (10/11 - 12/8) 4 TR 4:00-10:00 SVC DELPH28564 HCT-101-31 Health Care Technician I (9/6 - 10/6) 3 TR 5:00-9:00 SVC DELPHHEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYDay Classes29570 HIM-101-H1 Health Information Technology I 4 R 9:25-12:10 P125 STAFF

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room Instructor28201 HIM-111-02 Medical Terminology I 3 TR 10:50-12:05 R118 VINCENT28194 HIM-111-H1 Medical Terminology I 3 MW 9:00-9:50 R121 THOMPSON28235 HIM-112-02 Medical Terminology II 3 TR 8:00-9:15 R117 WELLS28196 HIM-112-H1 Medical Terminology II 3 MW 10:00-10:50 R119 MULLINS29574 HIM-254-01 Advanced Coding & Reimbursement 4 T 9:25-12:10 P117 WARD

T 1:25-3:00 P117 WARDNight Classes29571 HIM-101-HN1 Health Information Technology I 4 R 6:30-9:30 P117 TIPTON28202 HIM-111-N1 Medical Terminology I 3 R 6:00-8:45 R118 NEELEY29573 HIM-163-HN1 Anatomy and Physiology for Administrative Health Professionals 3 W 5:30-8:15 P117 WARD29575 HIM-254-N1 Advanced Coding & Reimbursement 4 T 5:30-9:30 P117 WARDOff Campus Classes28203 HIM-111-31 Medical Terminology I 3 M 6:00-8:45 GCH VICARS29873 HIM-111-61 Medical Terminology I 3 W 6:00-8:45 CHE RASNICKDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)29572 HIM-101-W1 Health Information Technology I (email sward@me.vccs.edu) 4 WARD28206 HIM-111-W1 Medical Terminology I (email evincent@me.vccs.edu) 3 VINCENT28252 HIM-111-W2 Medical Terminology I (email jhatfield@me@.vccs.edu) 3 HATFIELD28284 HIM-111-W3 Medical Terminology I (email dcorns@me.vccs.edu) 3 CORNS28198 HIM-112-W1 Medical Terminology II (email jmullins@me.vccs.edu) 3 MULLINS28236 HIM-112-W2 Medical Terminology II (email clee@me.vccs.edu) 3 LEE29553 HIM-130-W1 Healthcare Information Systems (email jjones@me.vccs.edu) 3 JONES29554 HIM-130-W2 Healthcare Information Systems (email jjones@me.vccs.edu) 3 JONESHEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR (Students may choose to begin class Aug. 1, Sep. 6, Oct. 3, Nov. 7 or Dec. 5Off Campus Classes28837 DRF-169-91 Blueprint Reading for Heavy Construction 2 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLIN28834 HVE-161-91 Heavy Equipment Operation I 7 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLIN28838 SAF-120-91 Safety/Health Stand: Regulations & Codes 3 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLIN28839 SAF-127-91 Industrial Safety 2 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLINHISTORYDay Classes26235 HIS-101-01 History of Western Civilization I 3 MWF 8:00-8:50 P127 SCANLAN26236 HIS-101-02 History of Western Civilization I 3 MWF 12:00-12:50 P127 SCANLAN26238 HIS-121-01 United States History I 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 G155 STROUTH26239 HIS-121-02 United States History I 3 MWF 10:00-10:50 P127 SCANLAN26240 HIS-121-03 United States History I 3 TR 9:25-10:40 G155 SALAITA26241 HIS-121-04 United States History I 3 MWF 11:00-11:50 G155 STROUTH26242 HIS-121-05 United States History I 3 MWF 12:00-12:50 G155 STROUTH26246 HIS-267-01 The Second World War 3 MW 1:00-2:15 G155 STROUTHNight Classes26243 HIS-121-N1 United States History I 3 R 6:00-8:45 G155 SALAITADistance Learning Classes26237 HIS-102-W1 History of Western Civilization II (Orientation Mon., 8/22, 4:00, G155) 3 SCANLAN26244 HIS-121-W1 United States History I (Orientation Mon., 8/22, 2:00, G155) 3 STROUTH26245 HIS-122-W1 United States History II (Orientation Mon., 8/22, 2:00, G155) 3 STROUTH

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorHORTICULTURENight Classes29011 HRT-115-N1 Plant Propogation 3 M 5:30-9:15 G234 STAFF29012 HRT-126-N1 Home Landscaping 3 R 6:00-8:45 G234 STAFF29014 HRT-226-N1 Greenhouse Management 3 W 5:00-9:10 G234 STAFFHUMANITIESDay Classes28408 HUM-100-01 Survey of The Humanities 3 TR 1:25-2:40 G155 HARRINGTON29487 HUM-195-01 Introduction to Appalachian Studies 3 TR 9:25-10:40 P126 DAVISDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)23424 HUM-111-W1 Great Books I (email tpenley@me.vccs.edu) 3 PENLEYINDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGYDay Classes29297 IND-101-01 Quality Assurance Tech 3 MW 1:25-2:40 A009 FOWLER29903 IND-108-01 Tech. Computer Applications 3 TR 2:50-4:05 A005 WRIGHT29299 IND-125-01 Installation and Preventive Maintenance 3 MW 9:00-10:40 A010 JOHNSON29300 IND-137-01 Team Concepts and Problem Solving 3 TR 9:25-10:40 A005 FOWLER29301 IND-160-01 Introduction to Robotics 3 T 1:25-4:05 A006 GREENENight Classes29318 IND-101-N1 Quality Assurance Tech 3 T 6:00-8:45 A009 SHAFFER29320 IND-108-N1 Tech. Computer Applications 3 T 6:00-8:45 A005 WRIGHT29322 IND-125-N1 Installation and Preventive Maintenance 3 W 5:30-8:50 A009 JOHNSON29327 IND-137-N1 Team Concepts and Problem Solving 3 W 6:00-8:45 A005 FOWLER29329 IND-160-N1 Introduction to Robotics 3 R 6:00-8:45 A006 STAFFINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DATABASEDay Classes29443 ITD-110-H1 Web Page Design I 3 MW 11:00-11:50 P121 LANEINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ESSENTIALSDay Classes29555 ITE-100-H1 Introduction to Information Systems 3 MW 12:00-12:50 P122 JONES29449 ITE-115-01 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 MWF 8:00-8:50 P119 EDWARDS29448 ITE-115-02 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 P119 LANE29450 ITE-115-03 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 P121 DOYLE29451 ITE-115-04 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 MWF 11:00-11:50 P119 EDWARDS29452 ITE-115-05 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 MWF 12:00-12:50 P119 EDWARDS29453 ITE-115-06 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 MWF 1:00-1:50 P119 DOYLE29458 ITE-115-07 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 MWF 10:00-10:50 P119 LANE29479 ITE-115-08 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 TR 9:25-10:40 P119 MAKSOUD29481 ITE-115-09 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 TR 10:50-12:05 P119 MAKSOUD29482 ITE-115-10 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 TR 1:25-2:40 P119 MAKSOUD29907 ITE-115-11 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 TR 8:00-9:15 P119 DOYLE29495 ITE-130-H1 Introduction to Internet Services 3 MW 1:00-1:50 P121 LANE29499 ITE-150-H1 Desktop Database Software 3 MW 1:00-1:50 P123 EDWARDSNight Classes29902 ITE-115-N1 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 W 6:00-8:45 P119 BAKEROff Campus Classes29444 ITE-115-21 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 T 6:00-8:45 LCC HINES

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room Instructor29445 ITE-115-31 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 T 6:00-8:45 GCH JENNINGS29447 ITE-115-61 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 T 6:00-8:45 CHE SMITHDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)29556 ITE-100-W1 Introduction to Information Systems (email jjones@me.vccs.edu) 3 JONES29807 ITE-115-W1 Intro to Computer Applications & Concepts (email fdoyle@me.vccs.edu) 3 DOYLE29808 ITE-115-W2 Intro to Computer Applications & Concepts (email nmaksoud@me.vccs.edu) 3 MAKSOUD29809 ITE-115-W3 Intro to Computer Applications & Concepts (email nmaksoud@me.vccs.edu) 3 MAKSOUD29887 ITE-115-W4 Intro to Computer Applications & Concepts (email nedwards@me.vccs.edu 3 EDWARDS29497 ITE-130-W1 Introduction to Internet Services (email tlane@me.vccs.edu) 3 LANEINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY NETWORKINGDay Classes29500 ITN-111-01 Server Administration (Server 2008) 3 TR 10:50-12:05 P220 COEBURN29501 ITN-154-01 Networking Fundamentals - CISCO 4 MW 8:00-9:50 P220 COEBURN

F 8:00-8:50 P220 COEBURN29503 ITN-156-01 Basic Switching and Routing - CISCO 4 MW 10:00-11:50 P220 COEBURN

F 10:00-10:50 P220 COEBURN29504 ITN-171-H1 Unix 1 3 TR 9:25-10:40 P220 COEBURN29507 ITN-211-01 Windows 2000 Network Security Design (NSD) 3 MWF 1:00-1:50 P220 COEBURNDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)29506 ITN-171-W1 Unix 1 (email fcoeburn@me.vccs.edu) 3 COEBURNINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMMINGDay Classes29508 ITP-132-01 C++ Programming I 3 T 10:50-1:20 P121 LANE29509 ITP-220-01 Java Programming II 3 MW 11:00-12:30 P218 MAKSOUDLEGALDay Classes29431 LGL-110-01 Intro to Law & the Legal Assistant 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 P122 SNODGRASS29434 LGL-126-H1 Legal Writing 3 T 9:25-10:40 P122 SNODGRASS29436 LGL-216-H1 Trial Preparation and Discovery Practice 3 T 10:50-12:05 P122 SNODGRASSDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)29432 LGL-110-W1 Intro to Law & the Legal Assistant (email bsnodgrass@me.vccs.edu) 3 SNODGRASS29433 LGL-120-W1 Legal Terminology (email bsnodgrass@me.vccs.edu) 3 SNODGRASS29435 LGL-126-W1 Legal Writing (email bsnodgrass@me.vccs.edu) 3 SNODGRASS29437 LGL-216-W1 Trial Preparation and Discovery Practice (email bsnodgrass@me.vccs.edu) 3 SNODGRASS29438 LGL-218-W1 Criminal Law (email relkins@me.vccs.edu 3 ELKINSMEDICAL LABORATORYDay Classes - Must register through Wytheville Community College.47396 MDL-190-11M Coord Practice in Micro/Parasit/Hemat 2 M 8:00-4:00 CLIN PARKS47377 MDL-225-11M Clinical Hematology II 4 F 8:00-4:00 R119 PARKS47380 MDL-240-11M Clinical Microscopy II 2 T 8:00-4:00 CLIN PARKS47387 MDL-252-11M Clinical Microbiology II 3 W 8:00-4:00 CLIN PARKS47391 MDL-262-11M Clinical Chem & Instrumentation II 4 R 8:00-4:00 CLIN PARKSNight Classes28305 MDL-105-N1 Phlebotomy 3 MW 6:00-10:00 R119 JACKSON/

SUTHERLAND28308 MDL-106-N1 Clinical Phlebotomy 4 TR 5:00-9:45 R119 SUTHERLAND

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorMECHANICAL ENGINEERINGDay Classes29302 MEC-120-01 Principles of Machine Technology 3 MW 10:00-11:50 A009 GREENE29303 MEC-155-01 Mechanisms 2 MW 1:00-2:15 A009 GILLESPIE29904 MEC-205-01 Piping and Auxiliary Systems 3 TR 10:50-12:30 A010 JOHNSONNight Classes29331 MEC-118-N1 Auto Manufacturing Technology 3 T 5:30-9:40 A010 FOWLER29335 MEC-120-N1 Principles of Machine Technology 3 R 6:00-9:00 A009 STAFF29339 MEC-155-N1 Mechanisms 2 M 6:00-9:00 A009 GILLESPIE29344 MEC-205-N1 Piping and Auxiliary Systems 3 R 5:30-8:50 A005 JOHNSONMARKETINGNight Classes29417 MKT-100-HN1 Principles of Marketing 3 R 6:00-8:45 P121 EDWARDSMATHEMATICSDay Classes26247 MTH-2-01 Arithmetic 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 G118 WRIGHT26248 MTH-2-02 Arithmetic 3 TR 9:25-10:40 G225 JESSEE26250 MTH-3-01 Algebra I 5 MWF 9:00-9:50 G215 ALLGYER

Class includes web instruction. MWF 10:00-10:50 G215 ALLGYER26251 MTH-3-02 Algebra I 5 MWF 11:00-11:50 G215 OAKS

Class includes web instruction. MWF 12:00-12:50 G215 OAKS26253 MTH-3-03 Algebra I 5 MWF 1:00-1:50 G215 WRIGHT

Class includes web instruction. MWF 2:00-2:50 G215 WRIGHT26254 MTH-3-04 Algebra I (Class includes web instruction.) 5 TR 9:25-12:05 G215 BROWN26255 MTH-3-05 Algebra I (Class includes web instruction.) 5 TR 1:25-4:05 G215 MATYUSHIN26256 MTH-3-06 Algebra I 5 MWF 10:00-10:50 G101 MATYUSHIN

Class includes web instruction. MWF 11:00-11:50 G101 MATYUSHIN26261 MTH-4-01 Algebra II 5 MWF 9:00-9:50 G225 JESSEE

MW 10:00-10:50 G225 JESSEE26262 MTH-4-02 Algebra II 5 TR 1:25-3:40 G225 OAKS26268 MTH-105-01 Survey of Technical Mathematics I 2 MW 1:00-1:50 G225 OAKS26273 MTH-105-02 Survey of Technical Mathematics I 2 TR 8:00-8:50 G118 COX26280 MTH-126-01 Mathematics For Allied Health 2 MW 8:00-8:50 G155 HARRIS26290 MTH-141-01 Business Mathematics 3 MWF 12:00-12:50 G118 BROWN26294 MTH-151-01 Mathematics For The Liberal Arts I 3 MWF 11:00-11:50 G225 JESSEE26297 MTH-163-01 Pre-Calculus I 3 MWF 8:00-8:50 G225 JESSEE26298 MTH-163-02 Pre-Calculus I 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 G228 OAKS26300 MTH-163-03 Pre-Calculus I 3 TR 10:50-12:05 G228 COX26307 MTH-273-01 Calculus I 4 MTWR 8:00-8:50 G228 ALLGYERNight Classes26257 MTH-3-N1 Algebra I (Class includes web instruction.) 5 TR 6:00-8:45 G215 MATYUSHIN26284 MTH-126-N1 Mathematics For Allied Health 2 M 6:00-7:50 P127 WOLIVER26292 MTH-141-N1 Business Mathematics 3 R 6:00-8:45 G118 SHULER26295 MTH-152-N1 Mathematics For The Liberal Arts II 3 T 6:00-8:45 G225 JESSEEOff Campus Classes45549 MTH-151-61 Mathematics For The Liberal Arts I 3 M 6:00-9:00 CHE DEEL

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room Instructor45550 MTH-3-61 Algebra I 5 M 5:00-9:30 CHE MINIONDistance Learning Classes26249 MTH-2-W1 Arithmetic (Orientation Wed., 8/24, 4:30, G118) 3 BROWN26259 MTH-3-W1 Algebra I (Online orientation - email wgalliher@me.vccs.edu) 5 GALLIHER26263 MTH-4-W1 Algebra II (Orientation Tues., 8/23, 5:00, G118) 5 COX26264 MTH-6-W1 Developmental Geometry (Orientation Tues., 8/23, 5:00, G215) 3 ALLGYER26276 MTH-105-W1 Survey of Technical Mathematics I (Orientation Tues., 8/23, 3:00, G118) 2 COX26278 MTH-106-W1 Survey or Technical Mathematics II (Orientation Tues., 8/23, 4:00, G118) 2 COX26286 MTH-126-W1 Mathematics For Allied Health (Orientation Mon., 8/22, 5:00, G228) 2 WOLIVER26293 MTH-141-W1 Business Mathematics (Orientation Mon., 8/22, 4:30, G118) 3 BROWN26303 MTH-163-W1 Pre-Calculus I (Orientation Mon., 8/22, 5:00, G215) 3 ALLGYER26305 MTH-164-W1 Pre-calculus II (Orientation Mon., 8/22, 5:00, G215) 3 ALLGYERMUSICDay Classes29801 MUS-133-01 Recording Systems Services I 3 TR 1:15-2:25 P218 MAGGARD29488 MUS-195-01 Beginning Lead Guitar 3 M 2:30-5:15 P117 ROSE29489 MUS-195-02 Beginning Guitar 3 M 3:00-5:45 P218 SOUTHERNight Classes29490 MUS-195-N1 Beginning Fiddle 3 T 6:00-8:45 P218 MEADE29491 MUS-195-N2 Intermediate Fiddle 3 T 6:00-8:45 P218 MEADE29492 MUS-195-N3 Beginning Guitar 3 M 6:00-8:45 P218 SOUTHER29493 MUS-195-N4 Intermediate Lead Guitar 3 M 6:00-8:45 P126 ROSE29494 MUS-195-N5 Blues Guitar 3 W 6:00-8:45 P118 ROSE29496 MUS-195-N6 3 Finger Picking Banjo (Skruggs Style) 3 M 6:00-8:45 P118 FREEMAN29498 MUS-195-N7 Beginning Mandolin 3 T 6:00-8:45 P121 HARRIS29502 MUS-195-N8 Beginning Keyboarding for Piano 3 R 6:00-8:45 P226 QUALLS29505 MUS-195-N9 Beginning Dulcimer 3 T 6:00-8:45 P122 WELLS29544 MUS-195-NA Beginning Claw-Hammer Banjo 3 R 6:00-8:45 P218 SOUTHEROff Campus Classes29484 MUS-195-31 Beginning Claw-Hammer Banjo 3 M 6:00-8:45 GCH MEADE29485 MUS-195-32 Old Time String Band 3 M 6:00-8:45 GCH MEADE29486 MUS-195-33 Beginning Guitar 3 T 6:00-8:45 GCH BRIGHT23441 MUS-195-41 Special Topics in March Band (Instructor’s permission required.) 1 TWR 4:00-5:30 WIS GALYEANDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)29363 MUS-121-W1 Music Appreciation I (email mus121@comcast.net) 3 SORAHNATURAL SCIENCE (Students must register for a corresponding lab when taking Meteorology, Astronomy I, or Astronomy II.)Distance Learning Classes29410 NAS-125-W1 Meteorology (email rvangundy@me.vccs.edu) 4 VANGUNDY29411 NAS-125-W1L Meteorology 4 VANGUNDY29412 NAS-131-W1 Astronomy I (email rvangundy@me.vccs.edu) 4 VANGUNDY29413 NAS-131-W1L Astronomy I 4 VANGUNDYNURSING - LPNDay Classes29379 PNE-145-01 Trends in Practical Nursing 1 T 12:00-12:50 G213 WHISENHUNTNight Classes29378 PNE-135-N1 Maternal and Child Health Nursing 5 MW 4:30-8:30 G213 WHISENHUNT

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorOff Campus Classes29383 PNE-182-51 Clinical Experience I-II (Med. Surg.) Orientation - 8/25, 9:00 am, R118 6 RF 6:00-6:00 NCH STAFF29389 PNE-182-52 Clinical Experience I-II (Obstetrics) Orientation - 8/25, 9:00 am, R118 6 RF 6:00-6:00 NCH STAFF29391 PNE-182-53 Clinical Experience I-II (Pediatrics) Orientation - 8/25, 9:00 am, R118 6 RF 6:00-6:00 NCH STANLEY29394 PNE-182-54 Clinical Experience I-II (Med. Surg.) Orientation - 8/25, 9:00 am, R118 6 RF 6:00-6:00 SMH WILSONDistance Learning Classes29380 PNE-158-W1 Mental Health Psychiatric Nursing (email rstanley@me.vccs.edu) 1 STANLEYNURSING - RNDay Classes28602 NUR-105-01 Nursing Skills 2 R 8:30-3:00 R120 WRIGHT

Day students only. Lab times may vary between Tuesdays and Thursdays as scheduled by instructor.28603 NUR-105-02 Nursing Skills 2 S 8:00-8:00 R120 STURGILL

Part-time Evening Weekend students only. Class will meet every other Saturday.28609 NUR-108-01 Nursing Principles & Concepts 1 (Day students only.) 5 M 8:30-11:50 R120 CLUESMAN

Clinicals will meet during the last weeks of the semester. /WRIGHTT 6:00-12:00 CLIN

12:00-6:00 CLIN28610 NUR-108-C1 Nursing Principles & Concepts 1 5 M 6:00-10:00 P214 STURGILL

Part-time Evening/Weekend students only. Clinicals will meet in October & November. U 6:30-5:55 CLIN STURGILL28571 NUR-136-C1 Principles of Medication Administration (Day students only.) 1 M 3:00-4:00 P214 CLUESMAN28612 NUR-199-01 Supervised Study in Nursing (Class times may vary.) 4 R 8:30-3:00 R120 CLUESMAN/WRIGHT28577 NUR-201-C1 Psychiatric Nursing 3 M 6:30-6:30 CLIN MCCARROLL

T 12:00-2:00 P214 MCCARROLL28579 NUR-201-C2 Psychiatric Nursing 3 T 12:00-2:00 P214 MCCARROLL

W 6:30-6:30 CLIN MCCARROLL28581 NUR-205-C1 Introduction to Second Level Nursing (Day students only.) 5 M 7:00-4:30 CLIN CLARKSTON

R 10:00-12:00 P214 CLARKSTON28584 NUR-205-C2 Introduction to Second Level Nursing (Day students only.) 5 W 7:00-4:30 CLIN CLARKSTON

R 10:00-12:00 P214 CLARKSTON28586 NUR-205-C3 Introduction to Second Level Nursing 5 T 6:30-10:30 P214 STURGILL

S 7:00-7:00 CLIN STURGILL28598 NUR-212-C1 Nursing IV (Part-time Evening/Weekend students only.) 8 R 6:00-10:00 P214 STURGILL

Course will meet 8/22/11-5/12/12. Class meets every other week. Clinicals one weekend per month. S 7:00-7:00 CLIN STURGILL28707 NUR-226-01 Health Assessment 2 W 8:30-11:30 R120 CLUESMAN

W 12:00-4:00 R12028708 NUR-226-02 Health Assessment (Part-time evening/weekend students only.) 2 S 1:00-8:30 R120 STURGILL28573 NUR-236-C1 Principles of Pharmacology III (Day students only.) 1 R 1:00-2:00 P214 MCCARROLL28575 NUR-236-C2 Principles of Pharmacology III (Part-time evening/weekend students only.) 1 T 5:30-6:30 P214 STURGILL28590 NUR-254-C1 Dimensions of Professional Nursing (Class meets every other week.) 2 R 6:00-8:00 P214 STURGILL

Course will meet 8/22/11-5/10/12. (Part-time Evening/Weekend students only.) S 7:00-7:00 CLIN STURGILLOCCUPATIONAL THERAPY (Students must register through Southwest Virginia Community College)20979 OCT-190-BC Coordinated Practice 1 F 9:00-1:20 CLIN HARTLEN20982 OCT-203-BC Principles & Practices of Occupational Therapy III T 9:30-3:30 VHCC JAMES/LOONEYDistance Learning Classes20980 OCT-100-C1 Intro to Occupational Therapy 3 R 9:00-12:15 G130 LOONEY20981 OCT-202-BC Principles & Practices of Occupational Therapy II (Lecture will be online.) 4 R 1:00-3:30 VHCC HARTLEN

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorDistance Learning Classes20983 OCT-208-C1 Occupational Therapy Management 3 LOONEY21981 OCT-210-C1 Assistive Tech in Occupational Therapy 2 LOONEYPHOTOGRAPHYNight Classes28409 PHT-101-N1 Photography I 3 R 6:00-8:45 P122 VEENSTRAPHYSICAL EDUCATIONDay Classes26222 PED-103-01 Aerobic Fitness I (Class also has off-campus location.) 2 MW 2:00-3:15 G118 SUMPTER26223 PED-104-01 Aerobic Fitness II (Class also has off-campus location.) 2 MW 2:00-3:15 G118 SUMPTER26226 PED-109-01 Yoga (Class also has off-campus location.) 2 TR 1:30-2:45 G118 SUMPTER26227 PED-111-01 Weight Training I 2 TR 9:25-10:40 G124 SUMPTER26228 PED-111-02 Weight Training I 2 MWF 12:00-12:50 G124 SUMPTER26229 PED-112-01 Weight Training II 2 TR 9:25-10:40 G124 SUMPTER26230 PED-112-02 Weight Training II 2 MWF 12:00-12:50 G124 SUMPTER26233 PED-126-01 Archery (8/22 - 11/4) 1 MWF 11:00-11:50 G118 SUMPTER26231 PED-195-01 Topics: Cardio Sculpt 2 TR 10:55-12:10 G124 SUMPTERNight Classes26232 PED-123-N1 Tennis I (8/22 - 10/21) 1 M 5:30-8:15 G155 SUMPTER26234 PED-124-N1 Tennis II (8/22 - 10/21) 1 M 5:30-8:15 G155 SUMPTEROff Campus Classes29475 PED-137-41 Martial Arts I 2 T 7:30-9:00 KRT BEGLEY29476 PED-138-41 Martial Art II 2 T 7:30-9:00 KRT BEGLEYPHYSICAL THERAPY ASSISTANT (Students must register through Wytheville Community College)Day Classes31941 PTH-105-1V Intro to Physical Therapy 3 T 3:00-4:00 P219 JACKSON/KING31942 PTH-105-10L Intro to Physical Therapy Lab R 1:00-5:00 WCC JACKSON/KING31944 PTH-122-1V Therapeutic Procedures II 5 T 9:00-12:00 P214 SLEMP31948 PTH-122-12LV Therapeutic Procedures II Lab F 9:00-1:00 VHC SLEMP31958 PTH-225-1V Rehab Procedures 5 W 9:00-12:00 P214 JACKSON/KING31961 PTH-225-12LV Rehab Procedures Lab W 1:00-5:00 VHC JONES31966 PTH-226-1V Therapeutic Exercise 4 M 9:00-12:00 P214 SLEMP31976 PTH-226-12LV Therapeutic Exercise Lab M 1:00-3:00 VHC SLEMPDistance Learning Classes31943 PTH-110-95 Medical Reporting 2 SLEMPPHYSICS (Students must register for corresponding lab.)Day Classes26195 PHY-201-01 General College Physics I 4 MWF 10:00-10:50 G228 WRIGHT26196 PHY-201-1L General College Physics I TR 9:25-10:40 G234 WRIGHTDistance Learning Classes26193 PHY-201-W1 General College Physics I (Orientation Mon., 8/22, 5:00, G220) 4 WRIGHT26194 PHY-201-W1L General College Physics I (Orientation Mon., 8/22, 5:00, G220) WRIGHTPOLITICAL SCIENCEDay Classes23460 PLS-211-01 U.S. Government I 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 P127 SCANLAN23463 PLS-211-02 U.S. Government I 3 TR 10:50-12:05 P127 SCANLAN

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorPSYCHOLOGYDay Classes26432 PSY-120-01 Human Relations 3 MWF 8:00-8:50 P126 STAFF26437 PSY-200-01 Prin of Psychology 3 MWF 10:00-10:50 G149 STAFF26438 PSY-200-02 Prin of Psychology 3 TR 8:00-9:15 G149 STAFF26439 PSY-200-03 Prin of Psychology 3 MWF 12:00-12:50 G149 STAFF26441 PSY-231-01 Life Span Human Development 3 TR 9:25-10:40 G149 BAKER26442 PSY-231-02 Life Span Human Development 3 MWF 12:00-12:50 G214 BAKERNight Classes26446 PSY-231-N1 Life Span Human Development 3 W 6:00-8:45 G211 LESTER26448 PSY-232-N1 Life Span D II 3 R 6:00-8:45 G149 BAKEROff Campus Classes26444 PSY-231-21 Life Span Human Development 3 R 6:00-8:45 CEC CAVIN26445 PSY-231-31 Life Span Human Development 3 T 6:00-8:45 GCH CARRICODistance Learning Classes26433 PSY-120-W1 Human Relations (Orientation - contact Division of Arts and Sciences.) 3 STAFF26436 PSY-126-W1 Psychology for Business & Industry (Orientation - contact Division of Arts & Sciences.) 3 STAFF26440 PSY-200-W1 Prin of Psychology (Orientation Mon., 8/22, 4:30, G214) Course has video content. 3 BAKER26447 PSY-231-W1 Life Span Human Development (email mphillips@me.vccs.edu) 3 PHILLIPS26434 PSY-235-V1 Child Psychology (Orientation Wed., 8/24, 5:00, G149) 3 OTTRADIOGRAPHYDay Classes21195 RAD-110-C1 Imaging Equipment & Protection 3 TR 9:25-10:40 P219 LOWE21362 RAD-110-C2 Imaging Equipment & Protection 3 M 2:40-5:30 P219 LEE21194 RAD-121-C1 Radiographic Procedures I 4 TR 8:00-9:15 P219 LEE

Radiography Procedures I Lab T 1:00-3:40 R213 LEE21234 RAD-255-C1 Radiographic Equipment 3 M 9:00-11:50 P219 LOWE21233 RAD-256-C1 Radiographic Film Evaluation 3 M 12:00-2:30 P219 GOODMAN20992 RAD-290-01 Coordinated Practice in Radiology 3 WF 8:00-2:50 CLIN GOODMAN21090 RAD-290-02 Coordinated Practice in Radiology 3 TR 8:00-2:05 CLIN GOODMANREAL ESTATEOff-Campus Classes29478 REA-100-61 Principles of Real Estate 4 T 6:00-9:15 CHE STALLARD29480 REA-216-61 Real Estate Appraisal 3 R 6:00-8:45 CHE STALLARDRELIGIONDay Classes31236 REL-200-01 Survey of the Old Testament 3 MW 1:00-2:15 G149 RICHARDNight Classes29365 REL-231-H1 Religions of the World I 3 M 6:00-8:45 P123 MURPHYDistance Learning Classes29364 REL-231-W1 Religions of the World I (Orientation, Mon., 8/22, 5:00 pm, P126) 3 MURPHY29366 REL-232-W1 Religions of the World II (Orientation, Mon., 8/22, 5:00 pm, P126) 3 MURPHYRESPIRATORY THERAPYDay Classes28181 RTH-111-01 Anatomy/Physiology of Cardio Sys 3 MW 8:30-9:45 R119 MULLINS28185 RTH-131-01 Respiratory Care Theory & Procedures I 4 MW 9:55-11:10 R121 THOMPSON

T 9:00-11:50 R121 THOMPSON

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room Instructor28186 RTH-145-01 Pharmacology for Respiratory Care I 2 MW 11:20-12:10 R119 MULLINS28187 RTH-151-01 Fundamental Clinical Procedures I 4 TR 3:00-7:00 CLIN THOMPSON28188 RTH-226-01 Pediatric/Theo 2 T 9:00-10:50 R119 MULLINS28192 RTH-227-01 Integrated Respiratory Therapy Skills II 2 R 9:00-10:50 R121 THOMPSON28190 RTH-254-01 Adv Clinpro IV 4 R 11:00-1:50 R121 THOMPSON

F 7:00-7:00 CLIN THOMPSON28191 RTH-267-01 Lead Electrocardiographic Diagnostics 3 T 11:00-1:50 R119 MULLINSSCIENCE TECHNOLOGYDistance Learning Classes 29015 SCT-111-W1 Intro to Environmental & Science Tech I 4 OGBONNAYASOCIOLOGYDay Classes23453 SOC-200-01 Prin Sociology 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 G149 TUCKER23454 SOC-200-02 Prin Sociology 3 TR 10:50-12:05 G149 TUCKER23455 SOC-200-03 Prin Sociology 3 MWF 11:00-11:50 G149 TUCKERDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)23458 SOC-200-W1 Prin Sociology (email ascanlan@me.vccs.edu) 3 OSBORNE/SCANLANSPANISHDay Classes26203 SPA-101-01 Beginning Spanish I 4 TR 10:50-12:30 G118 ZYLAWYNight Classes26204 SPA-101-HN1 Beginning Spanish I (Course delivered via web on Wednesday.) 4 M 5:30-8:15 G118 PEACOCKDistance Learning Classes 26205 SPA-101-V1 Beginning Spanish I (Orientation Mon., 8/22, 4:00, G149) 4 ZYLAWY34267 SPA-102-V1 Beginning Spanish II (Orientation Mon., 8/22, 4:00, G149) 4 ZYLAWYSTUDENT DEVELOPMENTDay Classes28410 SDV-100-01 College Success Skills 1 W 9:00-9:50 P218 GRACE28411 SDV-100-02 College Success Skills 1 F 9:00-9:50 P218 NECESSARY28412 SDV-100-03 College Success Skills 1 M 10:00-10:50 P218 LEE28413 SDV-100-04 College Success Skills 1 W 10:00-10:50 P218 LEE28414 SDV-100-05 College Success Skills 1 F 10:00-10:50 P218 STAFF28415 SDV-100-06 College Success Skills 1 M 12:00-12:50 P121 NECESSARY28416 SDV-100-07 College Success Skills 1 W 12:00-12:50 P121 GRACE28417 SDV-100-08 College Success Skills 1 M 2:00-2:50 P115 PHILLIPS28418 SDV-100-09 College Success Skills 1 W 2:00-2:50 G101 STAFF28426 SDV-100-10 College Success Skills 1 T 9:25-10:40 P218 CHILDRESS28427 SDV-100-11 College Success Skills 1 R 9:25-10:40 P218 CHILDRESS28428 SDV-100-12 College Success Skills 1 T 10:50-12:05 P218 CHILDRESS28429 SDV-100-13 College Success Skills 1 R 10:50-12:05 P218 CHILDRESS28430 SDV-100-14 College Success Skills 1 R 1:25-2:40 G101 CHILDRESS28436 SDV-100-15 College Success Skills 1 W 1:00-1:50 G101 GRACE28437 SDV-100-16 College Success Skills 1 M 1:00-1:50 G101 GILLY28438 SDV-100-17 College Success Skills 1 M 9:00-9:50 P123 STAFF29510 SDV-101-01 Orientation to Business Related Programs 1 M 1:00-1:50 P125 STAFF29511 SDV-101-02 Orientation to Business Related Programs 1 W 2:00-2:50 P122 STAFF29512 SDV-101-03 Orientation to Business Related Programs 1 M 2:00-2:50 P122 STAFF

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room Instructor29513 SDV-101-04 Orientation to Business Related Programs 1 T 8:25-9:15 P122 STAFF29424 SDV-106-01 Preparation For Employment 1 M 2:00-2:50 P123 DOYLE29425 SDV-106-02 Preparation For Employment 1 W 2:00-2:50 P123 DOYLE37147 SDV-109-01 Student Leadership Development 1 W 2:00-2:50 TBA CHILDRESSDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)28440 SDV-100-W1 College Success Skills (email mphillips@me.vccs.edu) Instructor’s permission required. 1 PHILLIPS28441 SDV-100-W2 College Success Skills (email mphillips@me.vccs.edu) 1 PHILLIPS

Course is for Nursing & Pre-Nursing (RN or LPN), Respiratory Therapy, EMT and Pre-EMT students only.28451 SDV-100-W3 College Success Skills (email lchildress@me.vccs.edu) 1 CHILDRESS29782 SDV-101-W1 Orientation to Business Related Programs 1 STAFF

Instructor permission to enroll. (email tyoung@me.vccs.edu)TRAVEL Day Classes29799 TRV-240-03 Principles of Event Planning & Management (Additional hours TBA.) 3 TR 10:50-12:05 P126 DAVISTRUCKING - COMMERCIAL (Students may choose to begin classes on July 11, Aug. 1, Aug. 22, Sep. 12, Oct. 3, Oct. 24, Nov. 14 or Dec. 5.)Off Campus Classes28827 TRK-101-91 D.O.T. Safety Rules and Regulations 2 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLIN28830 TRK-102-91 Preventive Maintenance for Truck Drivers 1 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLIN28831 TRK-103-91 Tractor Trailer Driving 9 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLINWELDINGDay Classes29844 WEL-100-01 Fundamentals of Welding 3 M 8:00-12:10 A001 GILLEY29848 WEL-110-01 Welding Processes 3 T 8:00-12:10 A001 GILLEY29850 WEL-115-01 Arc and Gas Welding 3 W 8:00-12:10 A001 GILLEY29852 WEL-123-01 Arc Welding I 3 R 8:00-12:10 A001 GILLEY29856 WEL-195-01 Topics in Gas Metal Arc Welding 3 M 8:00-12:10 A001 GILLEY29858 WEL-195-02 Topics in Flux Core Arc Welding 3 T 8:00-12:10 A001 GILLEY29860 WEL-295-01 Topics in Arc & Gas Welding 3 W 8:00-12:10 A001 GILLEY29862 WEL-295-02 Topics in Arc Welding I 3 R 8:00-12:10 A001 GILLEYNight Classes29846 WEL-100-N1 Fundamentals of Welding 3 M 5:00-9:10 A001 HUBBARD29849 WEL-110-N1 Welding Processes 3 T 5:00-9:10 A001 HUBBARD29851 WEL-115-N1 Arc and Gas Welding 3 W 5:00-9:10 A001 HUBBARD29853 WEL-123-N1 Arc Welding I 3 R 5:00-9:10 A001 HUBBARD29857 WEL-195-N1 Topics in Gas Metal Arc Welding 3 M 5:00-9:10 A001 HUBBARD29859 WEL-195-N2 Topics in Flux Core Arc Welding 3 T 5:00-9:10 A001 HUBBARD29861 WEL-295-N1 Topics in Arc & Gas Welding 3 W 5:00-9:10 A001 HUBBARD29864 WEL-295-N2 Topics in Arc Welding I 3 R 5:00-9:10 A001 HUBBARD

FALL2011EDTOGOCLASSES Students may count a maximum of 9 credits in one semester or 12 credits overall toward financial aid eligibility. Credits above 12 will not be calculated toward financial aid enrollment level. Our instructor-facilitated online courses are informative, fun, convenient, and highly interactive. Our instructors are famous for their ability to create warm and supportive communities of learners. It’s no wonder that many long-lasting friendships have formed in our lively and intelligent discussion areas. All courses run for six weeks (with a two-week grace period at the end). Courses are project-oriented and include lessons, quizzes, hands-on assignments, discussion areas, supplementary links, and more. You can complete any of these courses entirely from your home or office and at any time of the day or night.How to Get Started:

1. Visit our Online Instruction Center at www.ed2go.com/mecc

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FALL2011EDTOGOCLASSES

29067 CSC-195-AA Advanced Comp TIA A+ Certification Prep29069 CSC-195-AB Basic Comp TIA + A Certification Preparation29070 CSC-195-AC Intermediate Comp TIA A+ Certification Prep29071 CSC-195-AD Intermediate C# Programming29073 CSC-195-AE Introduction to C# Programming29075 CSC-195-AF C++ for the Absolute Beginner29076 CSC-195-AG Creating a Classroom Web Site29077 CSC-195-AH Computer Skills for the Workplace29078 CSC-195-AI Introducation to CorelDRAW X329079 CSC-195-AJ Introduction to Crystal Reports 1029080 CSC-195-AK Introduction to Database Development29148 CSC-195-AL Designing Effective Web Sites29149 CSC-195-AM Discover Digital Photography29151 CSC-195-AN Introduction to Dreamweaver CS329153 CSC-195-AO Intermediate Dreamweaver CS329154 CSC-195-AP Introduction to Adobe Acrobat 929158 CSC-195-AR The Classroom Computer29160 CSC-195-AS Intermediate CSS and XHTML29161 CSC-195-AT Introduction to CSS and XHTML29162 CSC-195-AU Introduction to Dreamweaver CS429163 CSC-195-AV Introduction to Flash CS429164 CSC-195-AW Introduction to Illustrator CS329165 CSC-195-AX Introduction to InDesign CS329166 CSC-195-AY Intermediate Java Programming29167 CSC-195-AZ Using the Internet in the Classroom29169 CSC-195-BA Navigating the Internet29171 CSC-195-BB Introduction to Java Programming29172 CSC-195-BC Keyboarding29174 CSC-195-BD Introduction to Linux29176 CSC-195-BE Making Movies with Windows Vista29179 CSC-195-BF Making Movies with Windows XP29182 CSC-195-BG Intermediate MicroSoft Access 200329184 CSC-195-BH Introduction to Microsoft Access 200329185 CSC-195-BI Intermediate Microsoft Access 200729188 CSC-195-BJ Introduction to Microsoft Access 200729191 CSC-195-BL Advanced MicroSoft Excel 200329192 CSC-195-BM Intermediate Microsoft Excel 200329195 CSC-195-BN Introduction to Microsoft Excel 200329196 CSC-195-BO Microsoft Excel 2007 in the Classroom29200 CSC-195-BP Advanced Microsoft Excel 200729202 CSC-195-BQ Intermediate MicroSoft Excel 200729207 CSC-195-BR Introduction to Microsoft Excel 200729212 CSC-195-BV Introduction to MicroSoft PowerPoint 200329214 CSC-195-BW MicroSoft Powerpoint 2007 in the Classroom29215 CSC-195-BX Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint 200729222 CSC-195-CA Introduction to Microsoft Publisher 200729223 CSC-195-CB Introduction to Microsoft Visio 200329224 CSC-195-CC Introduction to Microsoft Visio 200729230 CSC-195-CE Advanced Microsoft Word 200329232 CSC-195-CF Intermediate Microsoft Word 200329233 CSC-195-CG Introduction to Microsoft Word 2003

29235 CSC-195-CH Microsoft Word 2007 in the Classroom29253 CSC-195-CI Intermediate Microsoft Word 200729255 CSC-195-CJ Introduction to Microsoft Word 200729259 CSC-195-CK Comp TIA Network + Certification Preparation29260 CSC-195-CL Introduction to Networking29262 CSC-195-CM Intermediate Oracle29266 CSC-195-CN Introduction to Oracle29267 CSC-195-CO Introduction to PC Security29268 CSC-195-CP Introduction to PC Troubleshooting29269 CSC-195-CQ Introduction to Peachtree Accounting 200929270 CSC-195-CR Introduction to Perl Program29271 CSC-195-CS Photographing Nature with Your Digital Camera29273 CSC-195-CT Photographing People with Your Digital Camera29278 CSC-195-CW Intermediate Photoshop CS329279 CSC-195-CX Introduction to Photoshop CS329280 CSC-195-CY Photoshoping CS4 for the Digital Photographer29281 CSC-195-CZ Intermediate Photoshop CS429285 CSC-195-DC Photoshop Elements 7 for the Digital Photographer29286 CSC-195-DD Photoshop Elements 7 for the Digital Photographer II29288 CSC-195-DE Photoshop Elements 8 for the Digital Photographer29289 CSC-195-DF Photoshop Elements 8 for the Digital Photographer II29290 CSC-195-DG Intermediate PHP and MySQL29291 CSC-195-DH Introduction to PHP and MySQL29293 CSC-195-DI PMP Certification Prep 229294 CSC-195-DJ PMP Certification Prep 129296 CSC-195-DL Introduction to Python 2.5 Programming29298 CSC-195-DM Quickbooks 2009 for Contractors29304 CSC-195-DN Introduction to Quickbooks 200929305 CSC-195-DO Performing Payroll in Quickbooks29307 CSC-195-DP Introduction to Ruby Programming29312 CSC-195-DQ Advanced PC Security29313 CSC-195-DR Introduction to SQL29314 CSC-195-DS Travel Photography for the Digital Photographer29317 CSC-195-DV Intermediate Visual Basic 200829319 CSC-195-DW Introduction to Visual Basic 200829321 CSC-195-DX Web 2.0: Blogs, Wikis, and Podcasts29323 CSC-195-DY Creating Web Pages29325 CSC-195-DZ Introduction to Windows Vista29328 CSC-195-EA Introduction to Windows XP29330 CSC-195-EB Comp TIA Security+ Certification Prep29332 CSC-195-EC What’s New in Microsoft Office 200729333 CSC-195-ED Introduction to Microsoft Outlook 200729336 CSC-195-EE Introduction to Microsoft Project 200729337 CSC-195-EF Introduction to Photoshop CS429340 CSC-195-EG Introduction to Ajax Programming29341 CSC-195-EH Introduction to ASP.NET29342 CSC-195-EI Introduction to InDesign CS429343 CSC-195-EJ Introduction to Microsoft Expression Web29345 CSC-195-EK Introduction to QuickBooks 201029346 CSC-195-EL Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2010

2. Click the Orientation link and follow the instructions to enroll. During orientation, you will learn important information about your course. You will also be provided an opportunity to choose the name and password you will use to access your course.

3. When your course starts, return to our Online Instruction Center and click the Classroom link. To begin your studies, simply log in with the name and password you selected during orientation.

Start Dates: A new section of every course in this catalog will begin on the third Wednesday of every month.Requirements: All courses require Internet access, e-mail, Netscape Navigator, Microsoft Internet Explorer, or Firefox. Some courses may have additional requirements. Please visit our Online Instruction Center for more information or for more information on how to register with Mountain Empire Community College contact Susan Kennedy (276) 523-7488 or skennedy@me.vccs.edu

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Environmental Science Club

The MECC Environmental Science Club spent the

day at the Powell River Project pruning trees and cut-ting down brush.

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Let’s talk chemistryThe water comes downstream from the Big Cherry Lake to the water plant. Its chemical treatment begins

with the addition of potassium permanganate, an oxidizer, to oxidize organic contents to avoid the formation of trihalomethanes at the final chlorination step. Then the water is treated with aluminum sulfate and sodium hydroxide as well as a polymer carrier, which three result in a precipitate (aluminum hydroxide) that adsorbs other impurities and settles down in two huge outdoor settlers. The process is followed by the gravity filtration. Those filters are backwashed and cleaned from time to time. The final step in the process is the chlorination.

The chlorination roomwith two big cylindrical tanks of pressurized liquid chlorine.Whendepressurized, the chlorine escapes as agas and it is dissolved in thewater andkills allremainingbacteria.RegularlabtestsmonitorthewholeprocessthatwasexplainedtostudentsbyanemployeeoftheBigStoneGapWaterPlant.

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Wherever you are, we’l l meet you there.

King College is certified by SCHEV to operate locations in Virginia. For more information, contact the King College office at Southwest Virginia Community College, 309 College Road, Richlands, VA 24641.

gps.king.edu 800.362.0014

MBAmaster of business administrationfor professionals

BBAbachelor of business administration

Enroll Now!

at Mountain Empire Community College

• On-site instruction

• Program completion in 16 months (four semesters)

• One night a week

• Enroll in January, May, or August

• Financial Aid available

*Pending approval from the Southern Association

of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.

BBA-Online, MBA-Online* & BTECH-Online* offered

beginning in Summer ‘11.

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Old Dominion UniversityMountain Empire Community College

150 Godwin Hall3441 Mountain Empire Road

Big Stone Gap, VA 24219276-523-8294 or 276-523-2400 Ext. 386 or 336

ODU DEGREE OFFERINGS AT MECC

B.S. in Business Administration Accounting Finance Information Systems Management Marketing B.S. in CommunicationsB.S. in Computer ScienceB.S. in Criminal Justice (Online Program)B.S. in Dental HygieneB.S. in Engineering Technology Civil Engineering Technology Electrical Engineering Technology Mechanical Engineering Technology B.S. in Health Sciences B.S. in Human Services B.S./M.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies - Teacher Preparation PreK-6 B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies - Professional Writing B.S. in Nursing B.S. in Occupational & Technical Studies B.S. in Psychology (Online Program)B.S. in Special Education K-12

M.S. in Community Health M.S. in Elementary Education (PreK-6)M.S. in Education - Recreation and Tourism StudiesM.S. in Nursing Nursing Leadership (Online Program) Nurse Educator (Online Program) Family Nurse Practitioner (Online Program) Nurse Practitioner—Women’s Health (Online Program)M.S. in Occupational & Technical Studies M.S. in Special Education (K-12)

Ph.D. in Education—Community College LeadershipPh.D. in Education—Occupational and Technical Studies Ph.D. in EnglishDNP - Doctor of Nursing PracticeAutism Certificate Program-Tuition may be reimbursed by the Virginia Department of EducationTeaching Licensure programs in Special Education and Elementary Education are also available

Application deadline for undergraduate admission:Fall - August 1

Spring - November 1Summer - April 15

ODUFinancial Aid available forqualifyingstudents.

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Discover Yourself - Train your Talents - Sharpen your Skills - Dive into your Dreams - Optimize your Opportunity!

CTO by SCHEV

Find Your Future!!!Lindsey Wilson College -

School of Professional Counseling

Earn A Bachelor Degree in Human Services and Counseling

18 Months/4 Semesters (Fall, Spring, Summer, Fall)Financial Aid AvailableCohort DesignWeekend Format (Friday 4-9 and Saturday 9-4)All classes held on the Mountain Empire CampusClasses begin in August 2010Time to apply is NOW!

You must have 60 credit hours from the community college or accredited institution for acceptance.

For more information, contact: Beth Boggs, Enrollment Coordinator

276.523.2400, ext. 301; 276.708.1975; beth.boggs@lindsey.edu

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Accounting • Administration of Justice • Administrative Support Technology • Medical Office Specialist • Air Conditioning and Refrigeration • Administrative Correspondence Specialist • Building Construction • Call Center/Teleservices • Child Development • Clinical Research Coordinator • Commercial Truck Driver • Computer Software Specialist • Corrections Management and Supervision • Electricity • Emergency Medical Technician Intermediate • Fiber Optics Technician • Forestry • Geographical Information Systems • Graphic Design • Health Sciences • Heavy Equipment Operator • Industrial Supervision • Information Systems Technology • Landscape Gardening • Law Enforcement Management and Supervision • Legal Office Assisting • Machinery Maintenance • Medical Records Clerk • Medical Transcriptionist • Mining Certification • Nursing Assistant • Office Automation Specialist • Pharmacy Aide • Phlebotomy • Pre-Funeral Services • Real Estate • Retail Sales and Customer Service • Small Business Management • Software Development I • Software Development II • Wastewater Plant Operator • Water Plant Operator Welding Operator • Wildlife Enforcement • Word Processing • Clerical Assistant • College/University Transfer • Business Administration • General Studies • Software Engineering • Pre-Teacher Education • Science • Engineering Science • Computer Networking Technology • Computer Software Specialist • Computer-Aided Drafting and Technology • Computerized Manufacturing Technology • Electromechanical Technology • Industrial Electronics • Correctional Services • Emergency Medical Services Technology • Environmental Science • Forest Science • Funeral Services • General Education • Industrial Maintenance • Legal Office Assisting • Management • Medical Laboratory Technology • Medical Office Coding & Procedures • Mining • Nursing • Occupational Therapy Assistant • Paralegal Studies • Physical Therapy Assistant • Police Science • Radiography Technology • Respiratory Therapy • Water/Wastewater Specialization • Welding

Begin with a class - end with a career

Face-to-face or online

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MECC Thanks and Recognizes MECC Foundation Board of Directors

Mountain Empire Community College expresses appreciation to the Board of Directors of the Mountain Empire Community College Foundation for its outstanding volunteer service. Each year, the board raises funds to address college needs that cannot be met with state funds.

Through the work of the board, and as a result of generous donor support, the MECC Foundation provided $354,252 to support the mission of Mountain Empire Community College in the 2009-2010 fiscal year, includ-ing over $107,000 in scholarships and other financial assistance for students.

The college recognizes and thanks the following individuals for serving on the Board of Directors in 2010:Officers

Gary McCann, ChairRobert Isaac, Vice-Chair

Tina Willis, SecretaryDiana D. Pope, TreasurerBen E. Allen, Past-Chair

Dr. Scott Hamilton, President of MECCPatti Wolfe Cantrell, Vice-TreasurerDonna Stanley, Executive Director

Board MembersMike Butcher Nell B. RhotonRoger Daugherty Angelia ReynoldsKathleen A. DePonte Doris RifeBonnie Elosser Sue RosenbalmRuth Gilliam James N. SheltonKaren Y. Hall R. C. ‘Snook’ SheltonGeorge E. Hunnicutt, Jr. Sandy SlaughterTeddy Kilbourne-Blann John Stafford, Jr.Virginia Meador Paul VarsonMark D. Mitchell Melissa P. WhartonRonnie Montgomery W. C. ‘Buzz’ Witt, Jr.Don Raber Deborah WrightDonnie Ratliff

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The focus of Great Expectations is to ease the tran-sition of foster youth from high school into MECC, as well as to provide support to help foster youth stay in an educational program through graduation.

The program serves foster youth, ages 18-24, and is located in the MECC Student Services office. Its location as part of student services will greatly ease the access of a number of support services and reduce the

anxiety of foster youth as they begin the task of applying to and managing their way through a higher education program.

Great Expectations is greatly assited through partnerships forged with area social services agencies, school systems, and other organiza-tions. The program, which began this past fall,

has garnered a great deal of interest around the area, according to John Bledsoe, Great Expectations Coordinator.

“We have established partnerships with lo-cal DSS Agencies, School Systems, WIA “One Stop”/ WIA Youth Council/WIB, the Western Re-gion Youth Council, Independent Living Commit-tee, other MECC offices and/or programs, such as GAIN, FA, and of course Student Services as a whole. We also have partnerships started with the Lonesome Pine Office on Youth, the Re-gional Adult Education Program, Flatwoods Job Corps, MEOC Transit, Frontier Health, Commonwealth Catholic Charities, and other Great Expectations Programs across our area, in particular SWCC and VHCC. The details about the program have been presented to many organizations by request, and that of course gives me a sense of excitement. The program is growing, and there has already been real success shown in working with par-ticipants.”

For more information, contact John Bledsoe at 523-2400, ext. 422, or jo-bledsoe@me.vccs.edu.

GREAT EXPECTATIONS

John Bledsoe, Coordinator

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WANTED:

Students who have:• StrongdesiretohelpchildrengradesPre-Kto6thbecomestrongerreadersORtohelp

adultlearnersearnGED&passcollegecourses• Gradepointaverageof2.0orbetter• Abilitytoserve20hoursperweekinoneofourpublicschoolplacementsorwiththeAdult

Learnerprogram.(900hourstotalforyear.)• AbilitytoattendThursdayeveningtrainingsessionsandanoccasionalSaturdayservice

project.• Excellentethicsanddependability

Rewards Offered:*• Gratificationofhelpingeitherchildrenoradultslearn.• Makingaverypositivedifferenceinourcommunities.• Trainingusablefortherestofyourlife.• Servicescheduletofitsaroundyourclasses.• Membershipinanationalprogram.• GREATEXPERIENCE/GREATONRESUME• LivingAllowanceof$5,859overyear’stimeequals$225.34every2weeksminustaxes.• $500Scholarship($250forFall&$250forSpring)• $2,675SegalEducationAwardaftersuccessfulcompletionofservice.

2011-2012grantyearbeginsSept.1standrunstillAug.31st,2012.*APPLYNOW!Formoreinformation,contact:SueGraham,MECCAmeriCorpsProgramDirector..

Ph.276-523-2400ext.365.E-mail:sgraham@me.vccs.edu.GodwinHall248Applicationsoncampusorfordownloadathttp://www.me.vccs.edu/clubs/americorps/index.html

MECC&UVa-WisestudentsfromALLfieldsofstudyareencouragedtoapply.

This program does not discriminate on the grounds of race, color, national origin, gender, age, sex, sexual orientation, political affiliation, disability or religion. Individuals with disabilities can make requests for reasonable accommodation prior to start date of service by calling Dale Lee at 276-523-2400 ext. 343. Virginia Relay users call 711

*pending funding of the grant.

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Announcing a new option in scheduling… 8-week sessions

Programs within the Business & Information Technology Division now have a variety of classes available in 8-week sessions. Instead of taking two classes at the same time, students will take one class for eight weeks, followed by a subsequent class the following 8 weeks. Students are encouraged to talk with their advisor to determine the best combination of classes for their program.

August 22 – October 18, 2011 October 19 - December 15, 2011 ACC 111-H1 Accounting I AST 107-H1 Editing/Proofreading Skills

AST 108-H1 Telephone Techniques AST 107-W1 Editing/Proofreading Skills

AST 108-W1 Telephone Techniques AST 243-H1 Office Administration I

AST 141-H1 Word Processing I

AST 141-W1 Word Processing I Talk with an advisor about

AST 205-H1 Business Communications your schedule options! What are the advantages of 8-week classes?

• Students can complete a full-time course load (12 credits) while taking less than four classes at a time, in two 8-week sessions over a 16-week period.

• More time to focus on individual classes. • Reduced stress – assignments are more concentrated and easier to manage. • Empowers you to go from part-time to full-time status

Contact the Business & Information Technology Division

at (276) 523-7462 for more information.

Trying to balance 4 or more classes at a time (12+ credits) with work, family and other responsibilities often requires students to go from full-time to

part-time status – now there’s another option…. 8-week session classes!

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Electronic Medical Records Technician

Through the Health Information Technology Education initiative, MECC is offering a variety of classes to students who would like to expand their knowledge in the use and support of Electronic Medical Records (EMR) systems. Individuals who are currently working in the health care industry are also eligible to participate in the program. Funding for tuition, books and certification fees associated with the program are available.

Take advantage of an opportunity to

receive training in a field that will

continue to grow over the next decade! In addition to EMR application training, the program includes classes for those with an interest in Information Technology, including Help Desk Support and Security Awareness. Students who are accepted into this program will be eligible to take 27 credits and earn a career studies certificate. Tuition, books and certification fees are available for approved applicants!

This  project  was  funded  in  part  by  a  grant  awarded  under  the  President’s  Community-­‐Based  Job  Training  Grants,    as  implemented  by  the  US  Department  of  Labor’s  Employment  &  Training  Administration.  

     Equal  Opportunity/Affirmative  Action  Institution  

The  “Jobs  for  Veterans  Act”  provides  priority  of  service  to  veterans  and  spouses  of  certain  veterans  for  the  receipt  of  employment,    training,  and  placement  services.    Please  note  that  to  obtain  priority  service;  a  veteran  must  meet  the  program’s  eligibility  requirements.  

For  more  information,  contact  MECC’s    Business  &  Information  Technology  Division    

at  276-­‐523-­‐7462  or  email  vratliff@me.vccs.edu  

Electronic Medical Records will be a part of your future if you are planning a career in any healthcare field, including both administrative and clinical capacities. If you are interested in one of these careers, this program is a great opportunity for you!

• Nursing • Medical Office Specialist • Medical Billing & Coding • Medical Transcriptionist • Pharmacy Technician • Radiography • Dentistry • Respiratory Therapy

Enrollment is limited – call today to begin the application process!

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Relocation - temporarily

Due to the renovation of Dalton-Cantrell Hall, MECC has moved a number of its classes and faculty offices to the Big Stone Gap Armory, located next to Lonesome Pine Hospital.

Classes associated with the this change include Air Conditioning and Refrigeration/Electricity, Criminal Justice, Energy Technology, Manufacturing/Electro-Mechanical, and Welding.

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Students participate in legislative process

MECC student Diplomats visited their four state legislative representatives in Richmond to advocate for Virginia’s community colleges. Pictured here (l to r) are MECC President Scott Hamilton, Crystal Barnette, Cassie Sampson, Senator William Wampler, Joshua Delp and Jacob Ingle. The MECC delegation was also accompanied by Local Board member Becky Coleman and MECC Vice President of Institutional Advancement Donna Stanley.

A second trip to the General Assembly was taken by Mountain Empire Community College students to advocate for Virginia’s community colleges. Pictured (l to r) are Hillary Yates, Miranda Jessee, Daniel Jordan, Delegate Terry Kilgore, Ashleigh Sanders, and Glenn Cooke.

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Student Activities

Dancing Transfer Day

BarBQ Student Concert

Breakfast with the President Spring Fling

There is more to MECC than classes. Lots of activities are held year-around on campus. The year starts with the Back-to-School BBQ filled with lots of good food, great music, and fun. The re-

mainder of the year is filled with the Halloween Costume Contest, Transfer Day, Spring Fling, Job Expo, and many, many more opportunities to have fun, meet new people, eat good food, learn new things, and dance a little (or a lot).

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Dickenson Center for Education and ResearchFall Semester Classes

MondayCPR and First Aid (HLT 100-61) 6:00-8:45EMT-First Responder (EMS 01-61) 6:00-8:45

TuesdayEthics for Healthcare Professionals (HLT 145-61) 6:00-8:00Biology (BIO 101-61) Must take corresponding lab, BIO 101-61L 6:00-8:45Practical Electricity (ELE 133-61) Class meets Tuesday and Thursday. 6:00-8:45 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts (ITE 15-61) 6:00-8:45Principles of Real Estate (REA 100-61) 6:00-9:15

WednesdayCollege Composition I (ENG 111-61) 6:00-8:45Medical Terminology I (HIM 111-61) 6:00-8:45

ThursdayGeneral Biology I (BIO 101-61L) 6:00-8:45Real Estate Appraisal (REA 216-61) 6:00-8:45

PluggedInVASix months can change your life. Six months of classes with college credit – Tuition Free - Electronic

Medical Records, Help Desk Principles, Microsoft Office 2010, Career Readiness Certificate, 21st Century Skills, Business Etiquette, Business Mathematics, Keyboarding, GED Preparation (if needed).

Classes meet 3 days per week, September 2011 – March 2012. Limited seating available, so sign up today.

Sponsored by Mountain Empire Community College, Southwest Regional Adult Education Program, and Workforce Investment Area 1.

Contact Lee Davis at 866-581-9935.

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How to beat the rising cost of college

Although tuition at Mountain Empire Community College is less than half the cost of a four-year college or university, college costs across the nation continue to increase in response to state budget cuts. But, MECC students have options and opportunities to reduce the cost.*

Begin in high school. Students qualifying for Dual Enrollment classes can begin acquiring college

credits with an 80 percent reduction in the cost of tuition. Graduating from high school with an AIMS Higher Scholarship provides up to two years of college– tuition free. For MECC’s AIMS Scholars transferring to UVA-Wise, the free tuition continues. Students completing an AAS degree and trans-ferring to a public college or university in Virginia could receive a Transfer Grant of $1,000; this doubles for students majoring in a STEM field of study.

Approximately 80 percent of MECC’s students enrolled in programs of study receive Financial Aid

and/or Scholarships. Currently, additional assistance is being made available to provide training for unemployed, underemployed, dislocated workers to acquire new or upgraded skills in both credit and non-credit classes. Check out the On-Ramp program (see page 2 of this schedule) that has already assisted more than 150 students with financial assistance. The PluggedInVA programs also provide financial assistance; a new cohort of students will begin in Dickenson County this fall (see page 59).

Unlike many colleges, MECC does not include loans as part of its financial package. MECC can be

Your Place to Begin – debt free.

*All types of financial assistance have eligibility requirements.