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COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

College Administrative Offices

July 11,2013

Mr. John Brush Asst. Professor and Director of Liberal Arts Education Long Island University-Riverhead 121 Speonk-Riverhead Road-LIU Building Riverhead, NY 11901-3499

Re: Agreement with Suffolk County Community College

Dear Mr. Brush:

AUG 2 1 2013

Enclosed are 2 Articulation Agreements and one Memorandum of Understanding between Long Island University and Suffolk County Community College. Once the Agreements are fully executed, please return one copy of each to my attention at:

SutTolk County Community College 533 College Road NFL230 Selden , NY 11 784

Audrey Trachtenberg Professional Assistant I Ofticc of Legal AtTairs

Central Administration 533 College Road

Selden, NY 11784-2899 (631) 451-4112

Ammerman Campus 533 College Road

Selden, NY 11784-2899 (631) 451-4110

Western Campus Crooked Hill Road

Brentwood, NY 11 717-1092 (631) 851-6700

Eastern Campus 121 Speonk-Riverhead Road Riverhead, NY 11901-3499

(631) 548-2500

Articulation Agreement between

Long Island Unhrersity at Riverhead and

Suffolk County Community College

This articulation agreement confirms that Suffolk County Community College (SCCC) students completing the Associate in Arts degree in Communications Studies will be able to transfer with junior status into the Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications Studies- New Media at Long Island University at Riverhead (LIU Riverhead). Credits from the A.A. degree at SCCC will transfer to LIU and apply to the B.A. program according to the course equivalency table on the attached sheet.

SCCC students who transfer directly into the LIU Riverhead B.A. in Communication Studies -New Media degree upon successful completion of the SCCC A.A. degree program in Communications Studies are awarded transfer scholarships, the values of which are dependent the student's cumulative grade point average.

This articulation agreement is effective beginning with the fall2013 semester. It will be reviewed each year and amended if changes occur in either school's programs. SCCC will provide students presently in its programs with all information pertaining to this agreement, will list LIU Riverhead in any publication that refers to articulation agreements, and will allow LIU Riverhead to visit SCCC at least once during each semester.

We look forward to a fruitful period of cooperation in this positive endeavor to serve our students and institutions.

Dr. Shaun McKay President Suffolk County Community College

Asso<:Ial:e Dean College Master Scheduling Suffolk Count'y Community College

President Long Islall(l University

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Director Long Island University at Riverhead

Articulation Agreement between

Long Island University at Riverhead and

Suffolk County Community College

This articulation agreement confirms that Suffolk County Community College (SCCC) students completing any Associate in Arts degree or Associate in Science degree will be able to transfer with junior status into the Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications Studies- New Media at Long Island University at Riverhead (LIU Riverhead). Credits from the A.A. or A.S. degree at SCCC will transfer to LIU and apply to the B.A. program according to the course equivalency table on the attached sheet.

SCCC students who transfer directly into the LIU Riverhead B.A. in Communication Studies New Media degree upon successful completion of any SCCC A.A. or A.S. degree program are awarded transfer scholarships, the values of which are dependent the student's cumulative grade point average.

This articulation agreement is effective beginning with the fall2013 semester. It will be reviewed each year and amended if changes occur in either school's programs. SCCC will provide students presently in its programs with all information pertaining to this agreement, will list LIU Riverhead in any publication that refers to articulation agreements, and will allow LIU Riverhead to visit SCCC at least once during each semester.

We look forward to a fruitful period of cooperation in this positive endeavor to serve our students and institutions.

Dr. Shaun McKay President Suffolk County Community College

~""V'""""." Dean College Master Scheduling Suffolk County Community College

Dr. Kimberly President Long Island University

ate" Assist~nt Professor and Director of Liberal Arts Education Long Island University at Riverhead

Memorandum of Understanding

between

Long Island University at Riverhead

and

Suffolk County Community College

This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is hereby made and entered into by and between Long Island University at Riverhead (LIU Riverhead) and Suffolk County Community College (SCCC) to establish a framework for students to seamlessly transfer from SCCC to an upper division bachelor of arts program in Communication Studies- New Media (B.A. in Communication Studies- New Media). This educational partnership will broaden the higher education academic opportunities for students from Eastern Long Island.

I. Applicability

This MOU applies only to academic programs at Long Island University at Riverhead. It is not applicable to other campuses of Long Island University.

II. Curricular Agreements

HI.

LIU Riverhead will accept towards the B.A. in Communication Studies- New Media, all courses from SCCC's A.A. degree in Communication Studies. This includes the direct transfer of SCCC's COM 201, Introduction to Communication Theory, for LIU Riverhead's CMA 320, New Media Literacies, and SCCC's COM 206, Advanced Interpersonal Communication, for LIU Riverhead's CMA 280, Interpersonal Communication in the Digital Age.

'""'"'"'.'"' must an earned to into the Riverhead B.A. in Communication Studies New Media program. An SCCC student may be provisionally accepted prior to completing his/her associate degree; however, he/she may not register for classes at LIU Riverhead until the associate degree is awarded.

applicants must have a minimum grade point average 2.50 to be accepted the New Media program at LIU Riverhead.

IV. Joint Admissions

With this MOU, LIU Riverhead and SCCC will have established a Joint Admissions Agreement under which a student is admitted to SCCC and LIU Riverhead at the time he/she is accepted at SCCC. These students will follow an SCCC curriculum as set forth above which will facilitate enrollment at LIU Riverhead upon completion of the SCCC associate degree. SCCC applicants must, however, satisfy the Admission Requirements set forth above, to be accepted into the LIU Riverhead B.A. in Communication Studies- New Media program.

Agreed to and accepted this ____ day

Long Island University

____ ,2013.

D, . Carla Mazzarelli Vice President for Aca mic Affairs Suffolk County Community College

Dr. Shaun McKay President Suffolk County Community College

COM102 3.0 CMA l:XX Communication 3.0 Studies Elective

COM105* Public Speaking 3.0 CMA l:XX Communication 3.0 Studies Elective

COM107* Small Group 3.0 CMA IXX Communication 3.0 Communication Studies Elective

COMlll Voice and Diction 3.0 CMA l.XX Communication 3.0 Studies Elective

COM121 Oral Interpretation 3.0 CMA IXX Communication 3.0 Studies Elective

COM131 Theories of 3.0 CMA IXX Communication 3.0 Persuasion Studies Elective

COM133* Freedom of Speech 3.0 CMA IXX Communication 3.0 Studies Elective

COM201* Introduction to 3.0 CMA320 New Media 3.0 Communications Communication Literacies Major Requirement

COM202 3.0 CMA2XX Communication 3.0 Interdisciplinary Communication Studies Elective Liberal Arts Core

COM204 Argumentation and 3.0 CMA2XX Communication 3.0 Debate Studies Elective

COM206 Advanced 3.0 CMA280 Interpersonal 3.0 Communications Interpersonal Communication Major Requirement Communication in the Digital

COLlOl * Freshman Seminar 1.5 Elective Degree Program 1.5 Elective Elective

ENGIOI* Standard Freshman 3.0 ENG l.XX Writing Elective 3.0 General Education Composition Core Requirement:

English and

ENG102* Introduction to 3.0 ENGlXX Literature 3.0 Literature Elective uirement:

HUM* Humanities Elective 3.0 HUM LXX Humanities Elective

ENG* English Elective 3.0 ENG English Elective lXX/ENG 2XX

HIS/POL* 101/102, 103/104, 6.0 HIS History /Political orPOL105 IXXIPOL Science Elective

IXX FL* 1 Foreign Language 6.0 I FORL Foreign

Elective IXX/FORL Language IXX Elective

PHL* Philosophy Elective 3.0 PHLlXX Philosophy Elective

MAT/SCI* Mathematics/Scienc 3-4 MAT Mathematics/Sci e Elective I XX/SCI* ence Elective**

lXX MAT* Mathematics 3-4.0 MAT lXX Mathematics

Elective Elective**

Soc. Science SOClOl, PSYlOI 3.0 SOCIXX Social Science Restricted Elective Elective* SCI/LAB* Laboratory Science 4.0 SCI* IXX Science Elective

Elective

PED* Physical Education 2.0 Elective Degree Program Elective Elective

VMT* Visual Arts, Music, 3.0 ART lXX, Fine Arts or Theatre Elective THEA Elective

lXX,MUS IXX

Other World Nonwestem Social 3.0 HUM IXX/ Humanities Civilization Science HIS lXX/ Elective/Social Elective* POLIXX Science Elective

Total Credits 64.5- Remaining 15 66.5* Credits

credits n '

Ed lllt:tJ!.IIU t::lllt=U!l!l

etc. **Mathematics course must meet SUNY General Education Requirements. as lower level elective.

English and Writing

3.0 General Education Core Requirement: Humanities

3.0 Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts Core Requirement

1 6.0 General Education Core Requirement: Social Science

6.0 General Education

I Core Requirement: Humanities

3.0 Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts Core Requirement

3.0- Interdisciplinary 4.0 Liberal Arts Core

Requirement

3.0- General Education 4.0 Core Requirement:

Mathematics 3.0 General Education

Core Requirement: Social Science

4.0 General Education Core Requirement: Science

2.0 Elective

3.0 Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts Core Requirement

3.0 Interdisciplinary I Liberal Arts Core I

Requirement

61.5

I

. ..

ENG102

ARTllONAll ART101NA12 ART111NA17 ART112NA18 ART113NA19 CIN111/CN17 CIN112/CN18 CIN114/CN16 CIN156 COM105/C015 COM121/C051 COM131/C021 COM133/C022 COM204/C028 ENG 102/EG 13 ENG 120/EG20 ENG141/EG51 ENG142/EG52 ENG143/EG85 ENG144/EG86 ENG202/EG66 ENG205/EG53 ENG206/EG54 ENG209/EG57 ENG210/EG58 ENG211/EG59 ENG212/EG60 ENG213/EG61 ENG214/EG62 ENG215/EG71 ENG216/EG72 ENG218/EG74 ENG219/EG81 ENG220/EG83 ENG221/EG91 ENG226/EG67 HUM115H/HM28H HUM120H/HM77H

Freshman Composition

Introduction to Literature

sccc Humanities Requirement (only one course may be English)

3.0

9.0

ENG LXX

ART l:XX CIN l:XX CMA l:XX CMA2XX ENGl:XX ENG2XX MUS l:XX PHll:XX PH12XX SPA2XX THE2XX

Literature Elective

Humanities Elective

3.0

9.0 General Education Core Requirement: Humanities (H)

HUM145/HM94H INDIOIIIDll INDI02/ID12 INDI23/ID33 INDlOIHIIDllH IND 1 02HIID 12H MUSlOl/MUll MUS206/MU16 MUS210/MU17 PHLIOl/PLll PHL104/PL14 PHLI05/PL15 PHL107/PL23 PHL111/PL18 PHL113/PL32 PHL201/PL16 PHL202/PL 17 PHL211/PL24 PHL212/PL25 PHL215/PL30 PHL293/PL20 SPN222/SP62 SPN225/SP65 SPN226/SP66 THR211/TH41 THR212/TH42 ANTIOl/ANll SCCC Social 9.0 ANT IXX Social Science 9.0 General ANTI03/AN21 Science ANT2XX Elective Education Core ANTI05/AN31 Requirement CMA2XX Requirement: ANT203/ AN50 (must include at EC01XX Social Science ANT205/AN55 least one ENG2XX (S.S.) ANT211/AN20 semester of GGR lXX COM202/C023 History: Western HIS IXX ECOIOl!EKll Civilization, HIS2XX ECO lll/EK21 American PHI IXX ECO ll2/EK22 History, or Non- POLlXX ENG212/EG60 Western Culture) PSY lXX GE0101/GY15 SOCIXX GE0102/GY16 SOC2XX GE0103/GY17 HISlOl/HSll

I IDS102/HS12 I HIS103/HS33

HIS I

IDS119/HS57 ! IDS120/HS90 HIS20 1/HS20

'I HUSIOl/SSll . I INDIOl!IDl INDI02/ID12 I POL101/P015

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POL1031P020 POL105JP025 POLl 07 IP040 PSYIOl!PCll PSY1051PC15 SOClOI/SOll SOC122/S022 SOC21 O/S040 SOC224 MAT 103 MA Tlll/MA27 MAT116H MAT121/MA36 MAT124/MA61 MA Tl25/MA62 MAT126/MA70 MAT131/MA64 MAT141/MA87 MAT142/MA88 MA T203/MA89 MA T204/MA90 MA T205/MA92 MA T206/MA93 AST101/ES21 AST102/ES22 AST103/ES26 BI0101/BY14 BI0103/BY16 BI0105/BY17 BI0111/BY21 BI0118/BY18 BI0130/BY30 BI0132/BY32 BI0138/BY38 BIOI 50/BY 50 BI0152/BY52 BI0209/BY19 BI0210/BY20 BI0244/BY 44 BI0246/BY46 BI0262/BY62 BI0270/BY70

CHE200/CH45 CHE250/CH55 CHE251/CH56 ESC 10 liES 15 ESC 1 02tES 16

sccc Mathematics Requirement

SCCC Science Requirement

3.0-4.0

4.0

MTHIXX MTH2XX

AST lXX BIO lXX BI02XX CHM IXX CHM2XX ERS IXX PHY lXX PHY2XX

Mathematics Elective

Science Elective

3.0-4.0 General Education Core Requirement: Mathematics (M)

4.0 General Education Core Requirement: Science (S)

MET101/ES17 METI 02/ES 18 PHY101/PH53 PHY102/PH54 PHY112/PH24 PHY130/PH71 PHY132/PH72 PHY230/PH73 PHY232/PH74 PHY245/PH75 PHY246/PH76 PEDXXX

COLIOl

Any ART, CIN, IND, MUS, THR, HUS listed above and/or any ANT, ASL, AST, BIO, CHE, CHI, COM, ECO, ENG, ESC, FRE, GEO, GER, HIS, ITL, LAT, MAR, MAT, MET, PHL, PHY, POL, PSY, SOC, SPN, WST offered at the non-developmental level.

SCCC Physical Education Re uirement Freshman Seminar

Additional Liberal Arts and Sciences Courses

2.0

1.5

3.0- 37.5 (Overall credits transferred may not exceed 72)

Elective

Elective

ART XXX CIN XXX MUS XXX THE XXX ANT XXX ASTXXX BlOXXX CHMXXX CHNXXX CMAXXX ECOXXX ENG XXX ERSXXX FORLXXX FREXXX GERXXX GGRXXX HIS XXX ITLXXX MTHXXX PHI XXX PHYXXX POL XXX PSYXXX soc

1 Degree ·Program

Elective Degree Program Elective Liberal Arts and Sciences Elective

2.0

1.5

3.0-37.5

Elective

Elective

Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts Core Requirement (LA)

I Needed for Graduation after Transfer

The specific SCCC courses listed are those required for the completion of the general education core at the time of this articulation agreement.