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Classes Begin January 10

MECC TODAY

You Can Finish

What You Start

2011 Spring Class Schedule

Enroll Now

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They are finishing what they started Students face many challenges and often must overcome barriers to be successful

in college. One group of students at MECC is a great example of determination after initial setbacks. These are the students who, for a variety of reasons, did not receive a high school diploma. They re-started when they decided to get their GED. For many, this success becomes the motivation to continue on to college. Below are two examples of current MECC students who are finishing what they started.

Shirley Owens, a 48 year old Norton resident, has over-come some setbacks to her educational/career goals and has become a prime example of what can be achieved with proper motivation. Shir-ley states that she was married at 17, had her first child at 18, and her second at 28. It was not until 2004 that Shirley received her GED and pursued her career goal, which is to be a respiratory therapist. Though she relished her role as a mother, as her children matured, Shirley de-cided to continue her education.

This decision has evidently been an excellent choice as Shirley currently has a 4.0 GPA and is a proud member of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), which is an honors society for students with high GPAs. “If I can do it, anyone can,” states Shirley as encouragement to others who may be hesitant about obtaining their GED and/or returning to college. “Everything has been a very good experience,” she relates, when asked whether she had experienced any negativity or problems when making her decision to further her education after nearly 30 years since she left high school. Shirley’s achievements can provide inspiration to others who may be hesitant about pursuing a GED and a college degree, and she willingly, and deservedly, is a role model for others.

Kelly Lytle, 24, of Big Stone Gap, is an outstand-ing role model for other students who may be questioning the merits of obtaining a GED and enrolling in college, especially if it has been several years since they last attended high school. While each individual has different reasons for not getting a high school diploma, Lytle states, “I actually only needed a couple of credits to receive a high school diploma, but I did not feel I had the ‘emotional maturity’ at that time to continue.” However, Ly-tle, after a 5 year educational hiatus, received his GED in 2009, which allowed him to continue his “love of learning.”

Not only did Lytle receive his GED, but is currently enrolled at MECC, majoring in Computer Networking. He states that his ultimate career goal is to be employed as a Computer Systems Manager. Getting his GED was the first step, and “The Race to GED” was the program which allowed him to do this. “I would

recommend the Race to GED Program, as well as attending MECC, to anyone,” says Lytle. Also, he declares that “The only hindrance to achieving is yourself!” This is why Kyle Lytle is an excellent role model and success story for others to take in-spiration from.

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How to Transfer

Need Religion?To expand offerings in Religion, MECC will offer a new course in Spring Se-

mester 2011, Survey of the New Testament – REL 210. This course is an overview of the New Testament. The setting, purpose, and message of each book will be explored. Each of the books will be discussed in its historical setting. The focus will be on the intent of the author in writing his book. The course will meet on Monday and Wednesday from 1:00 to 2:45. The instructor is Dr. Frederick H. Richard. For more information, contact Dr. Richard at frichard@me.vccs.edu or fbrichard@earthlink.net.

Almost 1,000 students at MECC plan to transfer to a four-year college or university to complete their bach-elor degrees. Each year, the College brings representatives of many colleges to the campus to meet personally with our students so they can:

· Ask questions about Transfer Agreements and Application processes· Discuss Majors and Programs of Study· Refine, if needed, class schedules· Get infromation on costs and applying for financial aid· Find out about deadlines for applying for admission and scholarships· Inquire about meals, parking and upcoming open houses. Recent representatives were:The Art InstituteBluefield CollegeCarson NewmanEast Tennessee State UniversityKing CollegeKing College—Graduate ProgramsLincoln Memorial UniversityLindsey Wilson CollegeMilligan CollegeMorehead State UniversityMountain State UniversityOld Dominion UniversityRadford UniversityTusculum CollegeUniversity of Virginia’s College at WiseVirginia Intermont

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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.

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!  

 

January 10 – March 4, 2011 March 7 – May 6, 2011 ACC 112-H1 Accounting II ACC 105-H1 Office Accounting

AST 238-01 Word Processing Adv AST 137-H1 Records Management

AST 244-H1 Office Administration II AST 271-H1 Medical Office Procedures

BUS 200-H1 Principles of Management BUS 202-H1 Applied Management Prin

HIM 150-H1 Health Records Mgmt ITP 120-H1 Java Programming I

HIM 150-W1 Health Records Mgmt MID-SEMESTER OPTION (2/3 – 3/31/11)

ITP 100-H1 Software Design ITE 115-H6 Intro to Computer Apps & Concepts

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Electronic Medical Records will be a part of your future if you are planning a career in a 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

FULL SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE

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. Funding for

tuition, books and certification

fees associated with the program

are available. Individuals who are

currently working in the health

care industry are also eligible to

participate at no cost.

HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

EDUCATION INITIATIVE

CAPTION

Electronic Medical Records

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!

Take advantage of an opportunity to receive free training

in a field that will continue to grow over the next decade!

For more information, contact the MECC Business & Information

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

Students completing applications for the HITE program in a Fall Information Session

Electronic Medical Records – The Future of Healthcare

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Healing HandsThis emblem was designed by the Practical Nursing class admitted in

August. The emblem stands for: -The hands represent caring and active Healing Hands members. The

different colors contained within the hands represent all cultures and our commitment to provide culturally sensitive care to all peoples.

-The diamonds at the four corners represent the directions and pathways that nursing can lead us.

-The concentric circles represents the continuity of health care and a world philosophy.

-The colors white, navy blue, forest green, and burgundy represent purity of spirit, loyalty, growth, and compassion.

-These symbols together represent our commitment to excellence within the nursing profession and the hope that we can impart to all people through our knowledge, skills, and service.

Whisenhunt becomes new LPN program directorLena Whisenhunt graduated from MECC’s RN Nursing program in 2000, and now she has returned as the

director of the College’s Practical Nursing (LPN) program. This career move comes after ten years of teaching and experience in the medical field.

Whisenhunt has often worked full-time and part-time jobs simultaneously, saying “That’s what nurses do!” She worked at Clintwood Heritage Hall and almost five years at St. Mary’s Hospital primarily in medical surgical pediatrics. She has also worked at the Dickenson Community Hospital and at the Bristol Regional Medical Center in the orthopedic neurologic unit. The past five years she has taught at the Wise County Career Technical Center in their LPN program.

Her medical training started with her graduation from MECC’s Nursing Assistant (CNA) program in 1997, followed by her Associate of Applied Science degree in Nursing in 2000. In 2008 she completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from Old Dominion University, taking classes on the MECC campus. And she is not finished. Currently she is considering a doctorate degree from the University of Michigan with the goal of becoming a Nurse Practitioner.

Whisenhunt’s excitement really peaks when she talks about the program’s Healing Hands student club. “Their community project is teaching about sex education and drug abuse resistance at Coeburn’s Middle School and High School. They also are creating Shoeboxes with personal hygiene items and snacks to take to Wise Heritage Hall and Ridgecrest Manor. And proceeds from their bake sales goes to cancer research.”

For more information and entrance requirements for MECC’s Practical Nursing program, contact Lena Whisenhunt at lwhisenhunt@me.vccs.edu or call 276-523-2400.

Lena Whisenhunt at a recent MECC Breast Cancer Awareness event.

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Opportunities for Health Care Training and CareersHealth careers offer some of the best opportunities for jobs, good pay, and opportunities for

advancement. MECC offers training in many health fields. Most of these programs accept a limited number of students each year; therefore, if you are interested you must plan ahead to get all application materials in by the deadline for acceptance into the next cohort. A cohort is a group of students who go through the program together. Most of these programs also require pre-requisite courses that you must successfully complete before you apply. Consult MECC’s Catalog for more information.

Program Name Beginning Cohorts Deadline for Cohort Application

Contact

Emergency Medical Services Fall Semester May 15th Kim Dorton kdorton@me.vccs.edu

*Medical Lab Technician Fall Semester January 15th Kim Dorton kdorton@me.vccs.edu

Nursing – RN (day program) Fall Semester February 1st Debbie Wright

dwright@me.vccs.eduNursing - RN (part-time evening, Summer Semester February 1st Debbie Wrightweekend and LPN-RN Bridge) dwright@me.vccs.eduNursing Assistant - CNA Open Emma Delph

edelph@me.vccs.edu*Occupational Therapy Assistant Fall Semester January 15th Kim Dorton

kdorton@me.vccs.edu*Pharmacy Technician Open Kim Dorton

kdorton@me.vccs.eduPhlebotomy Summer Term & First to register basis Kim Dorton

Fall Semester Limited class size kdorton@me.vccs.edu*Physical Therapy Assistant Fall Semester January 15th Kim Dorton

kdorton@me.vccs.eduPractical Nursing - LPN Fall Semester & August 1st Lena Whisenhunt

Spring Semester December 1st lwhisenhunt@me.vccs.edu

Pre-Funeral Services Open Kim Dorton kdorton@me.vccs.edu

*Radiologic Technology Summer Term January 15th Christy Lee clee@me.vccs.edu

Respiratory Therapy Summer Term May 1st Roger Thompson rthompson@me.vccs.edu Wes Mullins jmullins@me.vccs.edu

*These programs are offered in conjunction with other community colleges in Virginia.

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MECC Welding

Mountain Empire Community College spring semester welding classes start January 10. The MECC welding program offers day and night welding classes for stick, mig, tig and gas welding with an expanded pipe welding class. This is a 3 semester program with upgrade skills classes for college credit. The upgrade skills classes are designed for former students or anyone needing extra training. Modern equipment and knowledgeable instructors are there to help you learn the welding trade. A Career Study Certificate is also offered.

Due to increased interest and enrollment in the MECC Welding Program, class space is limited and will fill fast. Early enrollment begins November 15, 2010.

American Welding Society Educational Institution member and AWS SENSE Testing and Training Center.

Contact: Paul Gilley at pgilley@me.vccs.edu or Cecil Hubbard at chubbard@me.vccs.eduStudent Jennifer Robinson with welding

instructor Cecil Hubard

Local Criminal Justice Leaders graduate from leadership academy

Local criminal justice leaders from throughout Southwest Virginia made up the fourth graduating class from the Professional Leadership Academy, a partnership between the Southwest Virginia Criminal Justice Training Academy in Bristol, Virginia and the Mountain Empire Community College Criminal Justice program.

Training takes place as a six-month, cohort-based program that feeds into the corrections and law enforcement certificate programs at MECC.

Participants complete 120 hours of training, including a leadership project, before graduating f rom the Leadersh ip Academy wi th t he i r certificate.

For more information about the Professional Leadership Academy, contact England at (276) 523-7465 or rengland@me.vccs.edu.

Front l-r: David Hicks, Jeannie Patrick, Myron Hatfield, Richard Thacker, and Daryll Thacker. Back l-r: Robert England, Byron Ashbrook, Aaron Wade, Bill Nunley, Shawn Daniel, and Charlie Sanders.

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2011 Spring Calendar

evening enrollment and adviSement SChedule

Spring 2011

4:30-6:30 p.m.Wed.-Thur., Jan. 5-6

Mon.-Thur., Jan. 10-13Tuesday, Jan. 18

276-523-2400www.mecc.edu

January 3 Monday Faculty Research Day 4 Tuesday Faculty/Staff In-Service 4 Tuesday Tuition Due for Early Enrollment 5-7 Wed.-Fri. Enrollment/Advisement 10 Monday FIRST DAY OF CLASSES 17 Monday Last day to add without faculty permission College Closed - Martin Luther King, Jr. HOLIDAY 27 Thursday Last Day to add with faculty permission, change from audit to credit, drop with a refund, change from credit to audit February 17-18 Thur.-Fri. Faculty Work Days - No day or evening classesMarch 1 Monday Application deadline for Spring & Summer Graduation 14 Monday Faculty Research Day - No day or evening classes 15-18 Tue.-Fri. SPRING BREAK - No day or evening classes 28 Monday Last day to withdraw without grade penaltyApril 5 Tuesday Graduate Assessment, Faculty Work Day - No day or evening classes 11 Monday Open Enrollment begins for Summer and Fall 15 Friday Last day to make up incomplete grades from Fall 21 Thursday Graduation Practice, D/C Auditorium, 12:30 pmMay 6 Friday LAST DAY OF CLASSES 9-12 Mon.-Thur. FINAL EXAMS 13 Friday GRADUATION - Grades due 4 p.m., Faculty Work Day

november 15th

enrollment beginS for 2011

Spring SemeSter

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

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.

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Mark your calendarSpring SemesterJan. 5 Students can begin to charge to financial aid accounts/Textbooks go on saleJan. 27 Last day to return textbooksFeb. 7-11 Grad FairFeb. 15 Last day students can charge to financial aid accounts*Mar. 31 Cap and Gown orders are dueMay 6 Textbook Buyback: 9:00am-3:00pmMay 9-11 Textbook Buyback: 9:00am-5:00pmMay 12 Textbook Buyback: 9:00am-3:00pm

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.

Spring/Summer Graduation 2011The Application period for Spring/Summer Graduation 2011 is Februrary 1, 2011 - March 1, 2011.

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Guide to OnLine 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!

Who can enroll online? • 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.

What information do I need? • 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.

Where do I get my Username and Password for online access to MECC OnLine? • 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.

How do I enroll in a class, drop a class, or view a copy of my class schedule?• 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.

Where can I get help? 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 & fees for out-of-state students taking web-based classes are at a reduced rate; see page 13 for E-Rates.

Students should routinely check their college email for important messages regarding past

due balances, dropped classes, and more.

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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).

NELNET Payment Plan for Spring 2011

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

MECC Offers Tuition Payment PlanTo 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 the Business Office at 276-523-7475.

Spring 2011 - eCashiering available November 1:Dec. 7 20% downpayment – 4 mo. to pay Payments 20th of Dec.-Mar. $35.00 enrollment feeJan. 6 40% downpayment – 3 mo. to pay Payments 20th of Jan.-Mar. $40.00 enrollment feeJan. 19 60% downpayment – 2 mo. to pay Payments 20th of Feb. & Mar. $45.00 enrollment fee

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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 cam-pus – 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:Class space will be held until January 4.

All tuition and fees must be paid by this date or you will be dropped from classes. Students enrolling on or after this date 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.

Tuition and fees are subject to change. Check this website for the latest information on tuition/fees -

www.mecc.edu/dept/admiss/tuition.html

Spring 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 $177.50 2 $221.00 $608.20 $413.00 $355.00 3 $331.50 $912.30 $619.50 $532.50 4 $442.00 $1,216.40 $826.00 $710.00 5 $552.50 $1,520.50 $1,032.50 $887.50 6 $663.00 $1,824.60 $1,239.00 $1,065.00 7 $773.50 $2,128.70 $1,445.50 $1,242.50 8 $884.00 $2,432.80 $1,652.00 $1,420.00 9 $994.50 $2,736.90 $1,858.50 $1,597.50 10 $1,105.00 $3,041.00 $2,065.00 $1,775.00 1 $1,215.50 $3,345.10 $2,271.50 $1,952.50 12 $1,326.00 $3,649.20 $2,478.00 $2,130.00 3 $1,436.50 $3,953.30 $2,684.50 $2,307.50 14 $1,547.00 $4,257.40 $2,891.00 $2,485.00 15 $1,657.50 $4,561.50 $3,097.50 $2,662.50 16 $1,768.00 $4,865.60 $3,304.00 $2,840.00 17 $1,878.50 $5,169.70 $3,510.50 $3,017.50 18 $1,989.00 $5,473.80 $3,717.00 $3,195.00 19 $2,099.50 $5,777.90 $3,923.50 $3,372.50 20 $2,210.00 $6,082.00 $4,130.00 $3,550.00 21 $2,320.50 $6,386.10 $4,336.50 $3,727.50 22 $2,431.00 $6,690.20 $4,543.00 $3,905.00 23 $2,541.50 $6,994.30 $4,749.50 $4,082.50 24 $2,652.00 $7,298.40 $4,956.00 $4,260.00 25 $2,762.50 $7,602.50 $5,162.50 $4,437.50

*E-Rate is a rate reduction for out-of-state students taking web-based classes. **Contract includes students attending under Special Agreement contract, some Tennessee and Kentucky residents, and out-of-state high school dual enrollment students.

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Spring 2011 ClaSSeS

Catalog #

RoomThis is the classroom number for on-campus classes by building:D-Dalton-Cantrell Hall, G-Godwin, H-Holton, P-Phillips-Taylor Hall, R-Robb HallA-Big Stone Gap Armory

TimeThese are the times the class meets.

SubjectIndicates area of study.

SectionThis indicates one of several sections of the same course but reflects different days, times, instructors and locations.Hybrid HLab LNight Class N1-N9Compressed Video C1-C9Video Classes V1-V9Web Classes W1-W9Day 01-09Lee 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 GCH AKERS (9/15–12:10)

Class #This is the

criticalnumber forenrollment.

DayThese are the days the class meets: M-Monday; T-Tuesday; W-Wednesday; R-Thursday; F-Friday; S-Saturday; U-Sunday; VIRT-Video or Web

Class Notes Special information that applies to this course only, such as special class meeting dates or orientation dates and times for Distance Learning classes.

Credits (Cr.)This is the num-ber of credits received after passing the course.

Course Title This is the name of the course.

Off-Campus Locations CEC - Continuing Ed. Center CHE - Clintwood Higher Ed CenterCLIN - Clinical location TBArDIC - Dickenson Co. Higher Ed CenterGCH - Gate City High SchoolHVM - Holston Valley Medical CenterLCC - Lee Co. - Workforce Dev. CenterLHS - Lee High SchoolKRT - Karate DoJo, Big Stone GapNCH - Norton Community HospitalOFF - Off site locationSMH - St. Mary’s HospitalSCT - Scott Career & Technical CenterSVC - Southwest Va. Comm. CollegeVHC - Va. Highlands Comm. CollegeWLP - Wellmont Lonesome Pine

Reading the Class Schedule

InstructorThis is the last name of the instructor of this course.

Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorACCOUNTINGDay Classes46119 ACC-105-H1 Office Accounting (March 7 - May 6) 3 MW 9:00-10:50 P218 JONES45670 ACC-112-H1 Accounting II (January 10 - March 4) 3 MW 9:00-10:50 P218 JONES45406 ACC-124-H1 Payroll Accounting 3 R 9:25-10:40 P125 BATES45409 ACC-212-H1 Principles of Accounting II 3 T 9:25-12:05 P125 BATES45419 ACC-215-H1 Computerized Accounting 3 R 10:50-12:05 P125 BATESNight Classes45411 ACC-212-HN1 Principles of Accounting II 3 T 5:30-8:15 P125 BATES45429 ACC-222-HN1 Intermediate Accounting II 3 W 5:30-8:15 P125 BATES45433 ACC-261-HN1 Principles of Federal Taxation I 3 R 5:30-8:15 P125 BATES45439 ACC-298-HN1 Seminar & Project 3 M 5:30-8:15 P125 BATESDistance Learning Classes (Orientation - email jbates@me.vccs.edu)45413 ACC-212-W1 Principles of Accounting II 3 BATES45431 ACC-222-W1 Intermediate Accounting II 3 BATES45436 ACC-261-W1 Principles of Federal Taxation I 3 BATESADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICEDay Classes46907 ADJ-100-H1 Survey of Criminal Justice 3 R 8:00-9:15 A004 ENGLAND46912 ADJ-107-H1 Survey of Criminology 3 W 8:00-8:50 A004 ENGLAND46919 ADJ-130-H1 Introduction to Criminal Law 3 MW 9:00-9:50 A002 RINGLEY

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room Instructor46932 ADJ-131-H1 Legal Evidence I 3 R 12:15-3:00 A004 ENGLAND46935 ADJ-133-H1 Ethics & the Criminal Justice Profession . 3 W 11:00-1:45 A004 ENGLAND47000 ADJ-152-01 Unarmed Security Officers - Duties and Responsibilies (Feb. 14-17) 1 M-R 1:00-6:00 A004 ADAMS47001 ADJ-152-02 Unarmed Security Officers - Duties and Responsibilies (May 9-12) 1 M-R 1:00-6:00 A004 ADAMS47005 ADJ-153-01 Armed Security Officers - Duties and Responsibilities (Mar. 28 - Apr. 1) 1 M-F 1:00-6:00 A004 ADAMS46943 ADJ-172-H1 Forensic Science II 4 MW 10:00-10:50 A004 RINGLEY46947 ADJ-172-H2 Forensic Science II 4 TR 10:50-12:05 A004 RINGLEY46993 ADJ-198-01 Seminar and Project in Criminal Justice (Must see instructor before enrolling) 3 M-F 8:00-8:50 A004 ENGLAND46952 ADJ-227-H1 Constitutional Law for Justice Personnel 3 T 8:00-9:15 A004 ENGLAND46955 ADJ-236-H1 Principles of Criminal Investigation 3 TR 9:25-10:40 A002 RINGLEY46988 ADJ-296-X1 On-Site Training in ADJ - Must see instructor before enrolling 3 M-F 8:00-8:50 A002 RINGLEY46990 ADJ-296-X2 On-Site Training in ADJ - Must see instructor before enrolling 3 M-F 9:00-9:50 A004 ENGLANDNight Classes46914 ADJ-127-N1 Firearms and Marksmanship 3 M 6:00-8:45 A002 MCNALLY46937 ADJ-138-N1 Defensive Tactics 2 T 6:00-8:45 A002 CYPHERSDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)46909 ADJ-105-W1 Juvenile Justice System 3 RINGLEY46941 ADJ-146-W1 Adult Correctional Institutions 3 WATSON46967 ADJ-241-W1 Correctional Law I 3 ENGLAND46973 ADJ-246-W1 Correctional Counseling 3 WATSON46981 ADJ-248-W1 Probation, Parole, and treatment 3 BOGGSAGRICULTUREDay Classes46024 AGR-208-01 Insect Control 3 MW 1:00-2:50 G234 OGBONNAYAAIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATIONDay Classes46112 AIR-112-01 Air Condition & Refrigeration II 3 T 9:25-10:40 A008 RAMEY

T 10:50-12:50 A007 RAMEY46120 AIR-116-01 Duct Con Maint 2 T 1:30-4:00 A007 RAMEY46100 AIR-154-01 Heating Systems I 3 M 9:00-10:50 A008 RAMEY

M 11:00-12:50 A007 RAMEYNight Classes46117 AIR-112-N1 Air Condition & Refrigeration II 3 R 5:30-7:30 A008 RAMEY

R 7:30-9:15 A007 RAMEY47793 AIR-112-N2 Air Condition & Refrigeration II 3 T 5:30-7:30 A010 BUSH

T 7:30-9:15 A004 BUSH46121 AIR-116-N1 Duct Con Maint 2 F 5:30-8:00 A007 RAMEY46103 AIR-154-N1 Heating Systems I 3 W 5:30-7:30 A008 RAMEY

W 7:30-9:15 A007 RAMEY47787 AIR-154-N2 Heating Systems I 3 M 5:30-7:30 A010 BUSH

M 7:30-9:15 A004 BUSHAMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGENight Classes40499 ASL-101-N1 American Sign Language I 3 M 6:00-8:45 R120 WIDENER40500 ASL-102-N1 American Sign Language II 3 T 6:00-8:45 G149 BUCKHAMARCHITECTURAL DRAFTINGDay Classes45322 ARC-122-01 Architectural Drafting II 3 MW 11:00-12:50 P128 GILLY

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorNight Classes45327 ARC-122-N1 Architectural Drafting II 3 M 5:00-9:00 P128 NEWBERRYARTDay Classes34870 ART-102-01 History and Appreciation of Art II 3 MWF 10:00-10:50 G155 HARRINGTON34873 ART-121-01 Drawing I 3 MWF 12:00-1:30 R208 HARRINGTON34913 ART-122-01 Drawing II 3 MWF 12:00-1:30 R208 HARRINGTON34916 ART-125-01 Introduction to Painting 3 TR 10:50-12:30 R208 STRATTON34921 ART-132-01 Fundamentals of Design 3 TR 9:25-10:40 R208 HARRINGTON34925 ART-180-01 Intro to Computer Graphics 3 TR 1:25-3:30 P122 VEENSTRA34926 ART-241-01 Painting I 3 TR 10:50-12:30 R208 STRATTON34928 ART-284-01 Computer Graphics II 4 TR 1:25-3:30 P122 VEENSTRANight Classes34919 ART-125-N1 Introduction to Painting 3 M 6:00-9:15 R208 HARRINGTONDistance Learning Classes34867 ART-100-V1 Art Appreciation (Orientation, Thurs., 1/13, 4:30, G101) 3 HARRINGTONADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT TECHNOLOGYDay Classes45838 AST-137-H1 Records Management - (March 7 - May 6) 3 MW 11:00-12:50 P125 GRAHAM45847 AST-238-01 Wrd Processing Adv Operations - (January 10 - March 4) 3 MWF 11:00-12:50 P125 GRAHAM46124 AST-244-H1 Office Administration II - (January 10 - March 4) 3 MW 11:00-12:50 P218 JONES45890 AST-265-H1 Legal Office Procedures I 3 MW 1:00-1:50 P122 SNODGRASS46125 AST-271-H1 Medical Office Procedures (March 7 - May 6) 3 MW 11:00-12:50 P218 JONES45871 AST-290-X1 Coordinated Internship 3 M 2:00-2:50 P117 RATLIFFDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)45830 AST-101-W1 Keyboarding I (email pmccarty@me.vccs.edu) 3 MCCARTY45827 AST-108-W1 Telephone Techniques (email tyoung@me.vccs.edu) 1 YOUNG45835 AST-117-W1 Keyboarding for Computer Use (email pmccarty@me.vccs.edu) 1 MCCARTY45844 AST-137-W1 Records Management (email vratliff@me.vccs.edu) 3 RATLIFF45846 AST-141-W1 Word Processing I (email tyoung@me.vccs.edu) 3 YOUNG45849 AST-238-W1 Wrd Processing Adv Operations (email tyoung@me.vccs.edu) 3 YOUNG45859 AST-240-W1 Machine Transcription (email sjgraham@me.vccs.edu) 3 GRAHAM45861 AST-245-W1 Medical Machine Transcription (email sjgraham@me.vccs.edu) 3 GRAHAM45864 AST-253-W1 Advanced Desktop Publishing I (email sjgraham@me.vccs.edu) 3 GRAHAM46106 AST-260-W1 Presentation Software: Powerpoint (email vsnodgrass@me.vccs.edu) 3 SNODGRASS50090 AST-265-W1 Legal Office Procedures I (email bsnodgrass@me.vccs.edu) 3 SNODGRASSBIOLOGY (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 Classes37962 BIO-101-01 General Biology I 4 MWF 8:00-8:50 G211 BURKART37966 BIO-101-1L General Biology I TR 9:25-10:40 G244 RUSSO37967 BIO-102-01 General Biology II 4 MWF 9:00-9:50 G149 BURKART37969 BIO-102-02 General Biology II 4 MWF 10:00-10:50 G211 RUSSO37968 BIO-102-03 General Biology II 4 MWF 12:00-12:50 G211 BURKART37971 BIO-102-1L General Biology II M 1:00-3:50 G244 RUSSO37972 BIO-102-2L General Biology II W 1:00-3:50 G244 RUSSO37973 BIO-102-3L General Biology II TR 10:50-12:05 G244 RUSSO37980 BIO-141-01 Human Anatomy & Physiology I 4 MWF 9:00-9:50 G211 STRENGTH

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room Instructor37981 BIO-141-1L Human Anatomy & Physiology I T 9:25-12:10 G246 STRENGTH37982 BIO-142-01 Human Anatomy & Physiology II 4 MWF 11:00-11:50 G211 STRENGTH37983 BIO-142-02 Human Anatomy & Physiology II 4 MWF 1:00-1:50 G211 STRENGTH37984 BIO-142-1L Human Anatomy & Physiology II T 1:25-4:05 G246 STRENGTH37985 BIO-142-2L Human Anatomy & Physiology II R 1:25-4:05 G246 STRENGTH37990 BIO-231-01 Anatomy & Physiology I 4 MWF 9:00-9:50 G211 STRENGTH37991 BIO-231-1L Anatomy & Physiology I T 9:25-12:10 G246 STRENGTH37994 BIO-232-01 Human Anatomy and Physiology II 4 MWF 11:00-11:50 G211 STRENGTH37996 BIO-232-02 Human Anatomy and Physiology II 4 MWF 1:00-1:50 G211 STRENGTH37998 BIO-232-1L Human Anatomy and Physiology II T 1:25-4:05 G246 STRENGTH37999 BIO-232-2L Human Anatomy and Physiology II R 1:25-4:05 G246 STRENGTHNight Classes37974 BIO-102-N1 General Biology II 4 T 6:00-8:45 G211 THOMPSON37975 BIO-102-N1L General Biology II R 6:00-8:45 G244 THOMPSON37986 BIO-142-N1 Human Anatomy & Physiology II 4 M 6:00-8:45 G211 RUSSO37987 BIO-142-N1L Human Anatomy & Physiology II W 6:00-8:45 G246 STRENGTH38001 BIO-232-N1 Human Anatomy and Physiology II 4 M 6:00-8:45 G211 RUSSO38002 BIO-232-N1L Human Anatomy and Physiology II W 6:00-8:45 G246 STRENGTHOff Campus Classes37970 BIO-102-61 General Biology II 4 T 6:00-8:45 CHE SWAN37978 BIO-102-61L General Biology II R 6:00-8:45 CHE SWANDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)37964 BIO-101-W1 General Biology I (e-mail cburkart@me.vccs.edu) 4 BURKART37965 BIO-101-W1L General Biology I (e-mail cburkart@me.vccs.edu) BURKART37976 BIO-102-W1 General Biology II (e-mail cburkart@me.vccs.edu) 4 BURKART37977 BIO-102-W1L General Biology II (e-mail cburkart@me.vccs.edu) BURKART37988 BIO-142-W1 Human Anatomy & Physiology II (e-mail arusso@me.vccs.edu) 4 RUSSO37989 BIO-142-W1L Human Anatomy & Physiology II (e-mail arusso@me.vccs.edu) RUSSO38003 BIO-232-W1 Human Anatomy and Physiology II (e-mail arusso@me.vccs.edu) 4 RUSSO38008 BIO-232-W1L Human Anatomy and Physiology II (e-mail arusso@me.vccs.edu) RUSSOBUSINESS MANAGEMENTDay Classes45313 BUS-200-H1 Principles of Management (January 10-March 4) 3 MW 9:00-10:50 P117 DOYLE45674 BUS-202-H1 Applied Management Principles (March 7-May 6) 3 MW 9:00-10:50 P117 DOYLE45356 BUS-236-H1 Communication in Management 3 MW 11:00-11:50 P117 DOYLENight Classes45307 BUS-111-N1 Principles of Supervision I 3 W 6:00-8:45 P218 HORTON45337 BUS-202-N1 Applied Management Principles 3 R 6:00-8:45 P218 HORTON45359 BUS-285-H1 Current Issues in Management 3 W 5:00-5:50 P121 DOYLEDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)45310 BUS-165-W1 Small Business Management (email fdoyle@me.vccs.edu) 3 DOYLE45677 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.Day Classes36769 CHM-5-01 Developmental Chemistry for Health Sciences 4 TR 10:50-12:05 G214 HUNEK36772 CHM-5-1L Developmental Chemistry for Health Sciences R 1:25-4:05 G238 HUNEK36779 CHM-101-01 General Chemistry I 4 MWF 11:00-11:50 G214 HUNEK

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room Instructor36781 CHM-101-1L General Chemistry I T 1:25-4:05 G238 HUNEK36785 CHM-112-01 College Chemistry II 4 MWF 9:00-9:50 G214 HUNEK36786 CHM-112-1L College Chemistry II W 1:00-3:50 G238 HUNEKNight Classes36774 CHM-5-N1 Developmental Chemistry for Health Sciences 4 R 6:00-8:45 G214 HAMMONDS36776 CHM-5-N1L Developmental Chemistry for Health Sciences T 6:00-8:45 G238 HAMMONDS36789 CHM-112-N1 College Chemistry II 4 T 6:00-8:45 G214 HUNEK36790 CHM-112-N1L College Chemistry II W 6:00-8:45 G238 HUNEKCHILD DEVELOPMENTNight Classes48711 CHD-165-N1 Obser & Partic/Early Childhood Prim Sett 3 W 6:00-8:45 P126 ADDISON48718 CHD-265-N1 Adv Obser/Part 3 W 6:00-8:45 P126 ADDISON48719 CHD-290-N1 Internship in Child Care 3 W 6:00-8:45 P126 ADDISONDistance Learning Classes48731 CHD-118-W1 Method/Materials Lang Arts for children (Orientation, Tues., 1/11, 4:30 pm, P218) 3 BRIMELOW48766 CHD-120-W1 Early Childhood Education (Orientation, Tues., 1/11, 5:00 pm, P226) 3 JETT48767 CHD-125-W1 Creative Activities for Children (Orientation, Tues., 1/11, 5:00 pm, P226) 3 JETT48768 CHD-126-W1 Methods & Mat for Dev Sci & Mth Con Chil (Orientation, Tues., 1/11, 5:00 pm, P226) 3 JETT48732 CHD-166-W1 Infant and Toddler Programs (Orientation, Tues., 1/11, 4:30 pm, P218) 3 BRIMELOW48769 CHD-205-W1 Guiding Behavior of Young Children (Orientation, Tues., 1/11, 5:00 pm, P226) 3 JETT48770 CHD-210-W1 Introduction to Exceptional Children (Orientation, Tues., 1/11, 5:00 pm, P226) 3 JETT48738 CHD-215-W1 Models of Early Childhood Education Prog (Orientation, Tues., 1/11, 4:30 pm, P218) 3 BRIMELOWCIVIL ENGINEERINGDay Classes45312 CIV-172-01 Surveying II 3 R 9:25-1:25 P128 GILLYDistance Learning Classes45925 CIV-240-W1 Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics 3 LONG45926 CIV-246-W1 Water Resource Technology 3 LONGCOMMUNICATIONDay Classes36794 CST-100-01 Principles of Public Speaking 3 MWF 8:00-8:50 G214 BAILEY36800 CST-100-02 Principles of Public Speaking 3 TR 10:50-12:05 G213 BURGIN36804 CST-105-01 Oral Communication 3 MWF 1:00-1:50 G213 BAILEYNight Classes36802 CST-100-N1 Principles of Public Speaking 3 W 6:00-8:45 G214 BURGINDistance Learning Classes36797 CST-100-V1 Principles of Public Speaking (Orientation, Fri., 1/14, 5:00, G211) 3 BAILEYCOMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTINGDay Classes45345 DRF-127-H1 Intro to Geometric Dimensioning & Toleranc 1 M 1:00-1:50 P128 GILLY

Will meet first 5 Mondays of semester45341 DRF-201-01 Cpt Drf/Dsg I 3 T 9:25-12:25 P128 GILLY45331 DRF-232-01 Computerized Drafting II 3 MW 9:00-10:50 P128 GILLY45336 DRF-233-H1 Computer Aided Drafting III 2 TR 1:25-2:40 P128 GILLY

Meets on Tuesdays; open Labs on Thursdays.Night Classes45353 DRF-200-N1 Survey of Computer Aided Drafting 4 T 6:00-9:35 P128 GIBSON45344 DRF-201-N1 Cpt Drf/Dsg I 3 T 5:00-9:00 P128 GIBSON45348 DRF-231-N1 Computer Aided Drafting I 3 M 5:00-9:00 P128 STAFF

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorECONOMICSDay Classes36806 ECO-202-01 Principles of Economics II 3 MWF 8:00-8:50 G213 LAMBERTDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)36805 ECO-120-W1 Survey of Economics (email klambert@me.vccs.edu) 3 LAMBERT36807 ECO-202-W1 Principles of Economics II (email klambert@me.vccs.edu) 3 LAMBERTEDUCATIONNight Classes36808 EDU-200-N1 Introduction to Teaching as a Profession 3 T 6:00-8:45 G220 GRAHAM

Some course meetings will be via web. Criminal background check required.Off Campus Classes49454 EDU-295-31 Rediscovering the Wilderness Trail (Feb. 8 - April 26) 3 T 5:30-8:15 NAT SHORTELECTRICITYDay Classes46078 ELE-134-01 Practical Electricity II 3 W 9:00-11:40 A008 QUALLS

W 12:00-1:50 A007 QUALLS46085 ELE-135-01 National Electrical Code-Residential 4 R 9:25-10:40 A008 QUALLS

R 10:50-2:40 A007 QUALLS47938 ELE-156-H1 Electrical Control Systems 3 MW 1:00-2:15 A006 GREENE47971 ELE-239-01 Programmable Controllers 3 MW 9:00-10:55 A005 FOWLERNight Classes46081 ELE-134-N1 Practical Electricity II 3 M 5:30-7:30 A008 QUALLS

M 7:30-9:20 A007 QUALLS46089 ELE-135-N1 National Electrical Code-Residential 4 T 5:30-7:30 A008 QUALLS

T 7:30-10:20 A007 QUALLS47984 ELE-156-N1 Electrical Control Systems 3 R 6:00-9:40 A006 GREENE47974 ELE-239-N1 Programmable Controllers 3 M 6:00-8:45 A006 THOMPSONELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGYDay Classes47994 ETR-143-H1 Devices and Applications I 3 MW 11:20-12:10 A006 GREENE48006 ETR-168-01 Digital Circuit Fundamentals 3 MW 10:00-11:15 A006 GREENEEMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICESDay Classes40472 EMS-100-H1 CPR for Healthcare Providers (1/22) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R117 DORTON40484 EMS-100-H2 CPR for Healthcare Providers (2/5) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON40485 EMS-100-H3 CPR for Healthcare Providers (2/19) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON40486 EMS-100-H4 CPR for Healthcare Providers (3/5) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON40490 EMS-100-H5 CPR for Healthcare Providers (3/26) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON40493 EMS-100-H6 CPR for Healthcare Providers (4/9) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R117 DORTON40494 EMS-100-H7 CPR for Healthcare Providers (January 19-26) 1 W 5:00-9:00 R121 DORTON36102 EMS-101-01 EMS First Responder 3 TR 9:25-10:40 R117 RASNICK41730 EMS-155-C1 ALS - Medical Care (January 10 - March 9) 4 MW 6:00-10:00 P219 AKERS

R11741731 EMS-159-C1 EMS Special Populations (March 21 - April 27) 2 MW 6:00-9:10 P219 AKERS

R11741739 EMS-209-C1 Advanced Pharmacology (January 11 - March 10) 4 TR 6:00-10:20 P219 AKERS

R11741741 EMS-211-C1 Operations (March 22 - April 28) 2 TR 6:00-9:25 P219 AKERS

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorOff Campus Classes41733 EMS-165-91 Advanced Cardiac Life Support - ACLS (February 19 - 20) 1 SU 9:00-5:00 VHCC AKERS41735 EMS-168-91 Emergency Pediatric Care - PEPP (April 2-3) 1 SU 9:00-5:00 VHCC VANHOY41737 EMS-172-91 ALS Clinical Internship II 1 U 8:00-11:00 CLIN VANHOY41738 EMS-173-91 ALS Field Internship II 1 U 1:00-4:00 CLIN VANHOY41742 EMS-244-91 ALS Clinical Internship IV 1 S 8:00-11:00 CLIN VANHOY41744 EMS-245-91 ALS Field Internship IV 1 S 1:00-4:00 CLIN VANHOYENERGY TECHNOLOGYNight Classes47814 ENE-110-N1 Solar Power Installations 4 R 5:30-8:00 A004 BUSH

R 8:00-10:30 A010 BUSH47813 ENE-230-N1 Geothermal Applications 4 W 5:30-8:00 A004 BUSH

W 8:00-10:30 A010 BUSHENGLISHDay Classes38013 ENG-1-01 Preparing for College Writing I 3 MWF 10:00-10:50 P115 VANOVER38014 ENG-3-01 Preparing for College Writing II 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 P115 VANOVER38015 ENG-3-02 Preparing for College Writing II 3 TR 8:00-9:15 G101 GILLIAM38021 ENG-4-01 Preparing for College Reading I 3 MWF 11:00-11:50 P115 BAILEY38029 ENG-5-01 Preparing for College Reading II 3 MWF 11:00-11:50 P115 BAILEY38031 ENG-5-02 Preparing for College Reading II 3 TR 10:50-12:05 P115 BAILEY38034 ENG-111-01 College Composition I 3 MWF 8:00-8:50 G220 GILLIAM38036 ENG-111-02 College Composition I 3 TR 9:25-10:40 G101 GILLIAM38037 ENG-111-03 College Composition I 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 G101 DAVIS38038 ENG-111-04 College Composition I 3 MWF 11:00-11:50 P117 DAVIS38039 ENG-111-05 College Composition I 3 MWF 12:00-12:50 P115 VANOVER38040 ENG-111-06 College Composition I 3 TR 10:50-12:05 G220 QUILLEN38041 ENG-111-07 College Composition I 3 MWF 10:00-10:50 G101 BROWN38046 ENG-112-01 College Composition II 3 MWF 10:00-10:50 G220 GILLIAM38047 ENG-112-02 College Composition II 3 MWF 12:00-12:50 G101 BROWN38048 ENG-112-03 College Composition II 3 MWF 11:00-11:50 G220 GILLIAM38050 ENG-112-04 College Composition II 3 TR 8:00-9:15 G220 QUILLEN38052 ENG-112-05 College Composition II 3 MWF 8:00-8:50 G101 BROWN38053 ENG-112-06 College Composition II 3 TR 9:25-10:40 G220 PENLEY38054 ENG-112-07 College Composition II 3 MWF 11:00-11:50 G101 QUILLEN38055 ENG-112-08 College Composition II 3 TR 10:50-12:05 G101 BROWN38063 ENG-115-H1 Technical Writing 3 MWF 12:00-12:50 P121 BURNS38066 ENG-242-01 Survey of American Literature II 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 G220 QUILLEN38069 ENG-252-01 Survey of World Literature II 3 TR 9:25-10:40 G213 BROWNNight Classes38018 ENG-3-N1 Preparing for College Writing II 3 M 6:00-8:45 P115 DAVIS38027 ENG-4-N1 Preparing for College Reading I 3 W 6:00-8:45 P115 FANNON38033 ENG-5-N1 Preparing for College Reading II 3 W 6:00-8:45 P115 FANNON48685 ENG-111-N1 College Composition I 3 M 6:00-8:45 G220 FIELDS38058 ENG-112-N1 College Composition II 3 W 6:00-8:45 G220 DAVIS38064 ENG-115-HN1 Technical Writing 3 M 6:00-8:45 P121 BURNS48730 ENG-295-N1 Writing Your Life 3 R 6:00-8:45 P118 SHORT

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorOff Cammpus Classes38056 ENG-112-21 College Composition II 3 T 6:00-8:45 CEC HOLMAN38062 ENG-112-61 College Composition II 3 W 6:00-8:45 CHE VANOVERDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)38020 ENG-3-W1 Preparing for College Writing II (email jburns@me.vccs.edu) 3 BURNS38042 ENG-111-W1 College Composition I (email jburns@me.vccs.edu) 3 BURNS38043 ENG-111-W2 College Composition I (email jburns@me.vccs.edu) 3 BURNS38060 ENG-112-W1 College Composition II (email tpenley@me.vccs.edu) 3 PENLEY38061 ENG-112-W2 College Composition II (email tpenley@me.vccs.edu) 3 PENLEY38068 ENG-242-W1 Survey of American Literature II (email jburns@me.vccs.edu) 3 BURNS38072 ENG-252-W1 Survey of World Literature II (email tpenley@me.vccs.edu) 3 PENLEYENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEDay Classes46025 ENV-290-X1 Coordinated Internship 4 F 9:50-4:50 G234 OGBONNAYADistance Learning Classes45917 ENV-108-W1 Environmental Microbiology 3 COOKE45908 ENV-110-W1 Intro to Water & Wastewater Treatment 3 COOKE45915 ENV-115-W1 Water Purification 3 LONG45918 ENV-149-W1 Wastewater Treatment Plant Operation 3 LONG45933 ENV-195-W1 Well Systems and Pumps 1 COOKE45935 ENV-195-W2 Topics in Wastewater Treatment Renewal I 1 COOKE45930 ENV-211-W1 Sanitary Biology & Chemistry I 3 COOKE45922 ENV-227-W1 Environmental Law 3 LONG45936 ENV-295-W1 Topics in Lab Techniques and Procedures for Water Personnel 2 COOKE45938 ENV-295-W2 Topics in Wastewater Treatment Renewal II 2 COOKEFORESTRYDay Classes46027 FOR-290-X1 Coordinated Internship in Foresty 4 F 9:50-4:50 G234 OGBONNAYANight Classes46028 FOR-201-N1 Forest Mensuration I 4 TW 6:00-9:00 G234 HONAKER46031 FOR-245-N1 Forest Products I 2 R 6:00-7:50 G234 HONAKERFUNERAL SERVICES (Students must register through John Tyler Community College)Day Classes31534 FNS-112-2A Theory of Embalming II 3 T 9:30-12:15 G130 SIKON48692 FNS-114-02A Theory of Embalming II Lab (Students must attend labs on 2/1, 3/1, 3/29 & 4/27) 1 T 12:30-9:30 JTCC SIKON47321 FNS-213-02A Restorative Art (Students must attend labs at JTCC on 2/1, 3/1, 3/29 & 4/27) 3 M 1:00-4:00 G130 PLEASANTS31546 FNS-214-02A Restorative Art Lab (Students must attend labs on 2/1, 3/1, 3/29 & 4/27) 1 T 12:30-9:30 JTCC SIKON31550 FNS-245-02A Ethics (Students must attend labs at JTCC on 2/2, 3/2, 3/30 & 4/27) 3 W 12:30-3:30 G130 PLEASANTS31552 FNS-270-R02A Funeral Service Review 3 W 4:00-6:00 G130 MURRAYNight Classes47331 FNS-111-72A Theory of Embalming I 3 W 6:30-9:30 G130 SIKON31536 FNS-113-72A Theory of Embalming I Lab (Students must attend labs on 2/1, 3/1, 3/29 & 4/27) 1 T 12:30-9:30 JTCC SIKON31623 FNS-121-72A Anatomy of Funeral Services 3 T 6:30-9:30 G130 SIKONDistance Learning Classes31531 FNS-110-N01A Introduction to Funeral Services 3 PLEASANTS31541 FNS-125-N01A Microbiology for Funeral Service 3 STAFF31547 FNS-232-N01A Principles of Funeral Management II 4 PLEASANTS

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorGEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMSDay Classes48728 GIS-200-H1 Geographical Information Systems I 4 T 6:00-8:45 P119 SALYERDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)48743 GIS-200-W1 Geographical Information Systems I (email msalyer@me.vccs.edu) 4 SALYER48751 GIS-201-W1 Geographical Information Systems II (email jhansen@me.vccs.edu) 4 HANSEN48744 GIS-205-W1 GIS 3 Dimensional Analysis (email msalyer@me.vccs.edu) 4 SALYER48752 GIS-210-W1 Understanding Geographic Data (email jhansen@me.vccs.edu) 4 HANSEN48748 GIS-215-W1 GIS Software Platforms and Applications (email msalyer@me.vccs.edu) 4 SALYER48749 GIS-295-W1 Analyzing Marketing Demographics (email msalyer@me.vccs.edu) 4 SALYERGEOGRAPHYDay Classes34995 GEO-210-01 People and The Land 3 TR 10:50-12:05 G149 TUCKERDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)34998 GEO-210-W1 People and The Land (email ktucker@me.vccs.edu) 3 TUCKERGEOLOGYDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)48756 GOL-105-W1 Physical Geology (email rvangundy@me.vccs.edu) 4 VANGUNDY48758 GOL-111-W1 Oceanography I (email rvangundy@me.vccs.edu) 4 VANGUNDYHEALTHDay Classes40504 HLT-100-01 First Aid: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 3 TR 9:25-10:40 R117 RASNICK40427 HLT-105-H1 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (1/22) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R117 DORTON40429 HLT-105-H2 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (2/5) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON40433 HLT-105-H3 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (2/19) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON40444 HLT-105-H4 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (3/5) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON40455 HLT-105-H5 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (3/26) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R119 JACKSON40456 HLT-105-H6 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (4/9) 1 S 8:30-4:30 R117 DORTON40505 HLT-119-01 First Responder 3 TR 9:25-10:40 R117 RASNICK40376 HLT-121-01 Intro to Drug and Abuse 3 TR 9:25-10:40 R118 VINCENT40606 HLT-145-01 Ethics for Health Care Personnel 2 TR 8:00-8:50 R119 MULLINSNight Classes40502 HLT-100-N1 First Aid: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 3 M 6:00-8:45 R119 JACKSON40463 HLT-105-H7 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (1/19 & 1/26) 1 W 5:00-9:00 R121 DORTON40377 HLT-261-H1 Basic Pharmacy I (1/10 - 2/15) 3 T 5:00-10:00 R121 WELLS40380 HLT-262-H1 Basic Pharmacy II (2/22 - 3/31) 3 T 5:00-10:00 R121 WELLSOff Campus Classes40611 HLT-145-31 Ethics for Health Care Personnel 2 W 6:00-8:00 GCH VICARSDistance Learning Classes 36768 HLT-110-W1 Concepts of Personal & Community Health (email sgraham@me.vccs.edu) 3 GRAHAM40375 HLT-121-W1 Intro to Drug and Abuse (email kdorton@me.vccs.edu) 3 DORTON47514 HLT-130-W1 Nutrition Diet Therapy (email kgiza@me.vccs.edu) 1 GIZA48771 HLT-135-W1 Child Health & Nutrition (Orientation, Tues., 1/11, 5:00 pm, P218) 3 JETT40607 HLT-145-W1 Ethics for Health Care Personnel (email jmullins@me.vccs.edu) 2 MULLINS48568 HLT-145-W2 Ethics for Health Care Personnel (email clee@me.vccs.edu) 2 LEE40378 HLT-261-W1 Basic Pharmacy I (1/10-3/4) (email awells@me.vccs.edu) 3 WELLS40382 HLT-262-W1 Basic Pharmacy II (3/7-5/6) (email awells@me.vccs.edu) 3 WELLS

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorHEALTH CARE TECHNICIANDay Classes40575 HCT-101-01 Health Care Technician I (1/10-2/11) 3 MWF 9:00-1:00 R118 DELPH40576 HCT-101-03 Health Care Technician I (1/29-2/26) 3 S 8:30-4:30 R118 SLATER40583 HCT-102-01 Health Care Technician II (2/14-4/8) 4 MWF 9:00-3:00 R118 DELPH40586 HCT-102-02 Health Care Technician II (1/8-3/12) 4 S 8:30-4:30 R118 SLATER40589 HCT-102-03 Health Care Technician II (3/5-5/7) 4 S 8:30-4:30 R118 YANEZNight Classes40580 HCT-101-N1 Health Care Technician I (1/11-2/22) 3 TR 5:00-9:00 R120 DELPH40590 HCT-102-N1 Health Care Technician II (2/24-5/5) 4 TR 4:00-9:00 R120 DELPH40496 HCT-115-N1 Medication Administration Training (TBA- weekend clinicals) 3 M 6:00-9:00 R121 MILLERHEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYDay Classes40401 HIM-111-02 Medical Terminology I 3 TR 10:50-12:05 R118 VINCENT40600 HIM-111-H1 Medical Terminology I 3 MW 10:00-10:50 R119 MULLINS40406 HIM-112-02 Medical Terminology II 3 TR 8:00-9:15 R117 WELLS40602 HIM-112-H1 Medical Terminology II 3 MW 9:00-9:50 R121 THOMPSON45874 HIM-150-H1 Health Records Management (January 10 - March 4) 3 MW 9:00-10:50 P125 GRAHAM45885 HIM-253-01 Health Records Coding 4 T 9:25-12:10 P117 GRAHAM

T 1:25-2:45 P117 GRAHAMNight Classes40410 HIM-112-N1 Medical Terminology II 3 R 6:00-8:45 R121 WELLS45888 HIM-253-N1 Health Records Coding 4 T 5:30-9:30 P117 GRAHAM49548 HIM-265-N1 Facility Based Medical Coding 3 R 5:30-8:15 P117 LAVENDEROff Campus Classes40413 HIM-112-31 Medical Terminology II 3 M 6:00-8:45 GCH VICARSDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)40601 HIM-111-W1 Medical Terminology I (email evincent@me.vccs.edu) 3 VINCENT40604 HIM-112-W1 Medical Terminology II (email vneeley@me.vccs.edu) 3 NEELEY49507 HIM-112-W2 Medical Terminology II (email jmullins@me.vccs.edu) 3 MULLINS46127 HIM-130-W1 Healthcare Information Systems (email jjones@me.vccs.edu) 3 JONES45875 HIM-150-W1 Health Records Management - 1/10 - 3/4 (email sjgraham@me.vccs.edu) 3 GRAHAMHEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOROff Campus Classes (Students may choose to begin class 1/3, 2/7, 3/7 or 4/4)45453 DRF-169-91 Blueprint Reading for Heavy Construction 2 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLIN45443 HVE-161-91 Heavy Equipment Operation I 7 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLIN45468 SAF-120-91 Safety/Health Stand: Regulations & Codes 3 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLIN45474 SAF-127-91 Industrial Safety 2 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLINHISTORYDay Classes38073 HIS-102-01 History of Western Civilization II 3 MWF 8:00-8:50 P127 SCANLAN38228 HIS-102-02 History of Western Civilization II 3 MWF 12:00-12:50 P127 SCANLAN38231 HIS-122-01 United States History II 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 G155 STROUTH38230 HIS-122-02 United States History II 3 MWF 10:00-10:50 P127 SCANLAN38232 HIS-122-03 United States History II 3 TR 9:25-10:40 G155 SALAITA38233 HIS-122-04 United States History II 3 MWF 11:00-11:50 G155 STROUTH38234 HIS-122-05 United States History II 3 MWF 12:00-12:50 G155 STROUTHNight Classes38235 HIS-122-N1 United States History II 3 R 6:00-8:45 G155 SALAITA

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorDistance Learning Classes38229 HIS-121-W1 United States History I (Orientation, Mon., 1/10, 2:00, G155) 3 STROUTH38236 HIS-122-W1 United States History II (Orientation, Mon., 1/10, 2:00, G155) 3 STROUTHHORTICULTUREDay Classes46039 HRT-137-01 Environmental Factors in Plant Growth 3 TR 9:25-10:40 G234 OGBONNAYANight Classes46049 HRT-115-N1 Plant Propogation 3 M 5:30-9:15 G234 STAFFHUMANITIESDay Classes48720 HUM-195-01 Introduction to Appalachian Studies 3 TR 9:25-10:40 P126 DAVIS34930 HUM-260-01 Survey of Twentieth-Century Culture 3 TR 1:25-2:40 G155 HARRINGTONDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)34988 HUM-112-W1 Great Books II (email tpenley@me.vccs.edu) 3 PENLEYINDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGYDay Classes47943 IND-137-01 Team Concepts and Problem Solving 3 MW 11:00-12:15 A005 FOWLER47947 IND-137-02 Team Concepts and Problem Solving 3 TR 10:50-12:05 A005 FOWLER47988 IND-295-01 Computer Integrated Projects I 3 MW 2:25-4:15 A006 FOWLERNight Classes47950 IND-137-N1 Team Concepts and Problem Solving 3 W 6:00-8:45 A005 FOWLERINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DATABASEDay Classes45540 ITD-134-H1 PL/SQL Programming 3 MW 10:00-10:50 P123 STAFFINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ESSENTIALSDay Classes45541 ITE-115-H1 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 MW 8:00-8:50 P119 EDWARDS45548 ITE-115-H2 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 MW 9:00-9:50 P119 LANE45549 ITE-115-H3 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 MW 10:00-10:50 P119 LANE45551 ITE-115-H4 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 MW 11:00-11:50 P119 STAFF45553 ITE-115-H5 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 MW 1:00-1:50 P119 STAFF45681 ITE-115-H6 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts (2/3 - 3/31) 3 R 9:25-12:05 P119 DOYLE45604 ITE-140-H1 Spreadsheet Software 3 MW 1:00-1:50 P121 LANE45609 ITE-290-X1 Internship in ITE 3 M 2:00-2:50 P117 RATLIFFNight Classes45557 ITE-115-N1 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 R 6:00-8:45 P119 BAKEROff Campus Classes45560 ITE-115-21 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 T 6:00-8:45 LCC HINES45563 ITE-115-31 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 T 6:00-8:45 GCH JENNINGS45566 ITE-115-61 Introduction to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 T 6:00-8:45 CHE SMITHDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)45567 ITE-115-W1 Intro to Computer Applications & Concepts (email tlane@me.vccs.edu) 3 LANE45568 ITE-115-W2 Intro to Computer Applications & Concepts (email nedwards@me.vccs.edu) 3 EDWARDS45570 ITE-115-W3 Intro to Computer Applications & Concepts 3 STAFF45605 ITE-140-W1 Spreadsheet Software (email tlane@me.vccs.edu) 3 LANEINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY NETWORKINGDay Classes45613 ITN-107-01 Personal Computer Hardware and Troubleshooting 3 TR 8:00-9:15 P220 WRIGHT45617 ITN-110-01 Client Operating System (XP Pro) 3 TR 9:25-10:40 P220 COEBURN

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room Instructor45620 ITN-112-01 Network Infrastructure (Server 2008) 3 TR 1:25-2:40 P220 COEBURN45622 ITN-113-01 Active Directory (Server 2008) 3 TR 10:50-12:05 P220 COEBURN45629 ITN-155-01 Introductory Routing - CISCO 4 MW 8:00-9:50 P220 COEBURN

F 8:00-8:50 P220 COEBURN45645 ITN-157-01 WAN Technologies - CISCO 4 MW 10:00-11:50 P220 COEBURN

F 10:00-10:50 P220 COEBURN45652 ITN-214-01 Messaging Server Administration (Exchange 2007) 3 MWF 12:00-12:50 P220 COEBURNNight Classes45614 ITN-107-N1 Personal Computer Hardware and Troubleshooting 3 T 5:30-8:15 P220 WRIGHTDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)10003 ITN-101-W1 Introduction to Network Concepts (email nedwards@me.vccs.edu) 3 EDWARDSINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMMINGDay Classes10002 ITP-100-H1 Software Design (January 10 - March 4) 3 MW 11:00-12:50 P121 EDWARDS45654 ITP-120-H1 Java Programming I (March 8 - May 6) 3 MW 11:00-12:50 P121 EDWARDS45658 ITP-140-H1 Client Side Scripting 3 MW 10:00-10:50 P121 EDWARDS45662 ITP-232-01 C++ Programming II 3 TR 9:25-10:40 P121 LANE45663 ITP-240-H1 Server Side Programming 3 MW 1:00-1:50 P220 COEBURN45666 ITP-251-01 Systems Analysis and Design 3 TR 10:50-12:05 P121 STAFF45668 ITP-298-H1 Capstone 3 MW 11:00-11:50 P122 LANELEGALDay Classes45524 LGL-115-H1 Real Estate Law 3 MW 9:00-9:50 P122 SNODGRASS45509 LGL-117-H1 Family Law 3 MW 10:00-10:50 P122 SNODGRASS45514 LGL-125-H1 Legal Research 3 T 9:25-10:40 P122 SNODGRASS45519 LGL-290-X1 Coordinated Practice 3 M 2:00-2:50 P117 RATLIFFDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)45522 LGL-115-W1 Real Estate Law (email bsnodgrass@me.vccs.edu) 3 SNODGRASS45511 LGL-117-W1 Family Law (email bsnodgrass@me.vccs.edu) 3 SNODGRASS45515 LGL-125-W1 Legal Research (email bsnodgrass@me.vccs.edu) 3 SNODGRASS45517 LGL-195-W1 CLA Exam Review (email bsnodgrass@me.vccs.edu) 3 STAFF45516 LGL-225-W1 Estate Planning and Probate (email jmorgan@me.vccs.edu) 3 MORGAN45518 LGL-230-W1 Legal Transactions (email bsnodgrass@me.vccs.edu) 3 SNODGRASSMARKETINGDistance Learning Classes 45361 MKT-282-W1 Principles of E-Commerce 3 DOYLEMATHEMATICSDay Classes44104 MTH-2-01 Arithmetic 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 G118 WRIGHT44110 MTH-3-01 Algebra I 5 MW 9:00-9:50 G228 ALLGYER

Peer Led Team Learning 9:00-9:50 Friday MWF 10:00-10:50 G228 ALLGYER44637 MTH-3-02 Algebra I 5 MWF 11:00-11:50 G228 WRIGHT

MW 12:00-12:50 G228 WRIGHT44641 MTH-3-03 Algebra I 5 MW 1:00-1:50 G228 SHORTT

Peer Led Team Learning 1:00-1:50 Friday MWF 2:00-2:50 G228 SHORTT44121 MTH-3-04 Algebra I 5 TR 1:25-3:40 G225 CHANDLER44647 MTH-4-01 Algebra II 5 MWF 9:00-9:50 G225 JESSEE

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room Instructor44654 MTH-4-02 Algebra II 5 MWF 11:00-11:50 G225 HARRIS

MW 12:00-12:50 G225 HARRIS44132 MTH-4-03 Algebra II 5 TR 1:25-3:40 G228 STAFF44661 MTH-4-04 Algebra II 5 MWF 1:00-1:50 G225 STAFF

MW 2:00-2:50 G225 STAFF48694 MTH-106-01 Survey or Technical Mathematics II 2 TR 8:00-8:50 G118 COX44176 MTH-126-01 Mathematics For Allied Health 2 MW 9:00-9:50 P126 STAFF44188 MTH-141-01 Business Mathematics 3 MWF 12:00-12:50 G118 BROWN44194 MTH-152-01 Mathematics For The Liberal Arts II 3 MWF 11:00-11:50 G213 JESSEE44191 MTH-157-01 Elementary Statistics 3 MWF 1:00-1:50 G118 BROWN44192 MTH-163-01 Pre-Calculus I 3 MWF 1:00-1:50 G214 JESSEE44195 MTH-164-01 Pre-calculus II 3 MWF 8:00-8:50 G228 WRIGHT44196 MTH-164-02 Pre-calculus II 3 TR 10:50-12:05 G228 COX48695 MTH-271-01 Applied Calculus I 3 MWF 8:00-8:50 G118 JESSEE44198 MTH-274-01 Calculus II 4 MTWR 8:00-8:50 G225 ALLGYERNight Classes44124 MTH-3-N1 Algebra I 5 TR 6:00-8:15 G228 STAFF44134 MTH-4-N1 Algebra II 5 TR 6:00-8:15 G225 BOLLING44180 MTH-126-N1 Mathematics For Allied Health 2 M 6:00-8:45 G228 WOLIVER44673 MTH-151-N1 Mathematics For The Liberal Arts I 3 T 6:00-8:45 G118 JESSEEDistance Learning Classes44107 MTH-2-W1 Arithmetic (Orientation, Wed., 1/12, 4:00, G118) 3 BROWN44131 MTH-3-W1 Algebra I (Orientation, Mon., 1/10, 5:00, G149) 5 STAFF44135 MTH-4-W1 Algebra II (Orientation, Mon., 1/10, 5:00, G149) 5 STAFF44151 MTH-6-W1 Developmental Geometry (Orientation, Tues., 1/11, 5:00, G215) 3 ALLGYER44166 MTH-105-W1 Survey of Technical Mathematics I (Orientation, Tues., 1/11, 5:00, G225) 2 COX44171 MTH-106-W1 Survey or Technical Mathematics II (Orientation, Tues., 1/11, 5:00, G225) 2 COX44185 MTH-126-W1 Mathematics For Allied Health (Orientation, Mon., 1/10, 5:00, G228) 2 WOLIVER44189 MTH-141-W1 Business Mathematics (Orientation, Mon., 1/10, 4:00, G118) 3 BROWN44193 MTH-163-W1 Pre-Calculus I (Orientation, Mon., 1/10, 5:00, G215) 3 ALLGYER44197 MTH-164-W1 Pre-calculus II (Orientation, Mon., 1/10, 5:00, G215) 3 ALLGYERMEDICAL LABORATORYDay Classes (Students must register through Wytheville Community College) (Students must take corresponding lab.)44541 MDL-126-95E Clinical Immunohematology/Immunology I 8:30-12:00 P123 PARKS44544 MDL-126-11LM Clinical Immunohematology/Immunology I Lab 4 R 4:00-8:00 R116 NEELEY44545 MDL-261-95E Clinical Chemistry & Instrumentation I 8:30-12:00 P123 PARKS44548 MDL-261-11LM Clinical Chemistry & Instrumentation I Lab 4 R 4:00-8:00 R116 NEELEYNight Classes40374 MDL-106-N1 Clinical Phlebotomy 4 TR 6:00-9:45 R119 JACKSON/

SUTHERLANDDistance Learning Classes (Students must register through Wytheville Community College. Students must take corresponding lab.)44353 BIO-150-95E Intro to Microbiology ARNOLD44355 BIO-150-EL Intro to Microbiology Lab (1/14, 2/11, 3/25, and 4/1) 4 F 12:30-3:30 WCC ARNOLDMECHANICAL ENGINEERINGDay Classes47958 MEC-113-01 Materials and Processes of Industry 4 TR 1:25-3:15 A005 GREENE47965 MEC-266-01 Fluid Mechanic 3 TR 9:25-10:40 A009 STAFF47977 SAF-126-01 Principles of Industrial Safety 3 TR 10:50-12:05 A006 JOHNSON

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorNight Classes47962 MEC-113-N1 Materials and Processes of Industry 4 T 6:00-9:30 A005 STAFF47968 MEC-266-N1 Fluid Mechanic 3 M 6:00-8:45 A005 STAFF47980 SAF-126-N1 Principles of Industrial Safety 3 W 6:00-8:45 A006 JOHNSONMUSICDay Classes48842 MUS-195-01 Beginning Lead Guitar 3 M 2:30-5:15 P126 ROSE48858 MUS-195-02 Beginning Guitar 3 M 3:00-5:45 P218 SOUTHERNight Classes48843 MUS-195-N1 Beginning Fiddle 3 T 6:00-8:45 P218 MEADE48844 MUS-195-N2 Intermediate Fiddle 3 T 6:00-8:45 P218 MEADE48845 MUS-195-N3 Intermediate Lead Guitar 3 M 6:00-8:45 P126 ROSE48847 MUS-195-N4 Blues Guitar 3 W 6:00-8:45 P122 ROSE48850 MUS-195-N5 Beginning Guitar 3 M 6:00-8:45 P218 SOUTHER48851 MUS-195-N6 Beginning Keyboarding for Piano 3 R 6:00-8:45 P126 QUALLS48853 MUS-195-N7 3 Finger Picking Banjo (Skruggs Style) 3 M 6:00-8:45 P118 FREEMAN48854 MUS-195-N8 Beginning Mandolin 3 T 6:00-8:45 P121 HARRIS48855 MUS-195-N9 Beginning Dulcimer 3 T 6:00-8:45 P118 WELLSOff Campus Classes48856 MUS-195-31 Beginning Claw-Hammer Banjo 3 W 6:00-8:45 GCH MEADE48857 MUS-195-32 Old Time String Band 3 W 6:00-8:45 GCH MEADEDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)48765 MUS-121-W1 Music Appreciation I (email mus121@comcast.net) 3 SORAHNATURAL SCIENCE Day Classes46041 NAS-106-01 Conservation of Natural Resources 3 MW 9:00-10:15 G234 OGBONNAYADistance Learning Classes (Orientation - email cogbonnaya@me.vccs.edu)46044 NAS-106-W1 Conservation of Natural Resources 3 OGBONNAYANURSING - LPNDay Classes47479 PNE-120-01 Introduction to Nursing Process 1 R 2:00-2:50 R118 STAFF47495 PNE-143-01 Applied Nursing Skills 1 M 1:00-4:00 R118 WHISENHUNT47496 PNE-143-02 Applied Nursing Skills 1 M 1:00-4:00 R117 STAFF47476 PNE-151-01 Medical-Surgical Nursing I 4 RF 3:00-5:30 R118 STAFF47493 PNE-152-01 Medical-Surgical Nursing II 4 T 3:00-5:45 R117 WHISENHUNT

W 3:00-5:30 R118 WHISENHUNT47358 PNE-161-01 Nursing in Health Changes I 6 M 4:00-10:00 R118 WHISENHUNT

T 4:00-8:00 R118 STAFF47486 PNE-174-01 Applied Pharmacology for Practical Nursing 1 TW 1:00-2:30 R118 WHISENHUNTOff Campus Classes47376 PNE-161-31 Nursing in Health Changes I 6 T 4:00-8:00 R118 BURKE

M 4:00-10:00 SCT BURKE47365 PNE-161-41 Nursing in Health Changes I 6 M 4:00-10:00 WCT STAFF

T 4:00-8:00 WCT STAFF47506 PNE-181-41 Clinical Experience I-II (Orientation, 1/13, G213, 9am) 5 RF 6:00-6:30 WLP GIZA47510 PNE-181-51 Clinical Experience I-II (Orientation, 1/13, G213, 9am) 5 RF 6:00-6:30 SMH STAFF47511 PNE-181-91 Clinical Experience I-II (Orientation, 1/13, G213, 9am) 5 RF 6:00-6:30 HVMC STAFFDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)47477 PNE-155-W1 Body Structure and Function 3 STAFF

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room Instructor47489 PNE-173-W1 Pharmacology for Practical Nurses (email lwhisenhunt@me.vccs.edu) 2 WHISENHUNTNURSING - RNDay Classes47861 NUR-109-01 Nursing Principles & Concepts II 5 M 9:00-11:50 R120 MCCARROLL

T 7:00-3:00 CLIN MCCARROLL47862 NUR-109-02 Nursing Principles & Concepts II 5 M 9:00-11:50 R120 MCCARROLL

R 7:00-3:00 CLIN MCCARROLL47863 NUR-109-C1 Nursing Principles & Concepts II 5 M 6:00-10:00 P214 STURGILL

U 7:00-5:00 CLIN STURGILL47864 NUR-114-C1 Geriatric Nursing 3 W 10:00-11:50 P214 WRIGHT

Students should register for the section opposite their NUR 109 clinical section. T 7:00-1:00 CLIN WRIGHT47865 NUR-114-C2 Geriatric Nursing 3 W 10:00-11:50 P214 WRIGHT

Students should register for the section opposite their NUR 109 clinical section R 7:00-1:00 CLIN WRIGHT47941 NUR-212-C1 Nursing IV 8 M 7:00-7:00 CLIN CLARKSTON

/CLUESMANTR 9:30-11:30 P214 CLARKSTON

/CLUESMAN47948 NUR-212-C2 Nursing IV 8 TR 9:30-11:30 P214 CLARKSTON

/CLUESMANW 7:00-7:00 CLIN CLARKSTON

/CLUESMAN47952 NUR-254-01 Dimensions of Professional Nursing 2 R 1:00-2:50 R120 CLARKSTON

/CLUESMANDistance Learning Classes47866 NUR-137-W1 Principles of Pharmacology 1 MCCARROLL47955 NUR-237-W1 Principles of Pharmacology IV 1 CLUESMANOCCUPATIONAL THERAPY (Students must register through Southwest Virginia Community College)Day Classes33525 OCT-201-BC Occupational Therapy with Psychosocial Dysfunction 3 R 9:30-12:00 VHCC LOONEY/JAMES

SWCC33526 OCT-205-BC Therapeutic Media 2 R 1:00-4:20 VHCC LOONEY/JAMES

SWCC33527 OCT-290-BC Coordinated Internship 3 M-F 5 AM-6 PM CLIN HARTLEN33693 OCT-290-CB Coordinated Internship 3 M-F 5 AM-6 PM CLIN HARTLENDistance Learning Classes33950 OCT-195-W1 Topics in Physical Dysfunction 2 HARTLEN33816 NAS-195-W1 Topics in Upper Extremity Anatomy & Kenesiology 1 HARTLENPHILOSOPHYDay Classes34813 PHI-212-01 The History of Western Philosophy II 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 G213 STCLAIRPHOTOGRAPHYNight Classes34933 PHT-101-N1 Photography I 3 R 6:00-8:45 P122 VEENSTRAPHYSICAL EDUCATIONDay Classes38238 PED-103-01 Aerobic Fitness I 2 MW 2:00-3:15 G101 SUMPTER38240 PED-104-01 Aerobic Fitness II 2 MW 2:00-3:15 G101 SUMPTER38241 PED-109-01 Yoga 2 TR 1:30-2:45 G101 SUMPTER38242 PED-111-01 Weight Training I 2 TR 10:55-12:10 G124 SUMPTER

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room Instructor38245 PED-111-02 Weight Training I 2 MWF 11:00-11:50 G124 SUMPTER48697 PED-111-03 Weight Training I 2 MWF 12:00-12:50 G124 SUMPTER38247 PED-112-01 Weight Training II 2 TR 10:55-12:10 G124 SUMPTER38248 PED-112-02 Weight Training II 2 MWF 11:00-11:50 G124 SUMPTER38251 PED-112-03 Weight Training II 2 MWF 12:00-12:50 G124 SUMPTER49539 PED-195-01 Cardio Sculpt 2 TR 9:25-10:40 G124 SUMPTERNight Classes38249 PED-155-N1 Wallyball 2 M 6:00-8:00 G101 SUMPTER50251 PED-195-N1 Old Time Dance (Feb. 8 - March 15) 1 T 6:00-8:30 P126 BELCHEROff Campus Classes48776 PED-137-41 Martial Arts I 2 T 7:30-9:00 KRTE BEGLEY48778 PED-138-41 Martial Art II 2 T 7:30-9:00 KRTE BEGLEYPHYSICAL THERAPY ASSISTANT (Students must register through Wytheville Community College)Day Classes44280 PTH-115-1V Kinesiology 4 W 9:00-11:00 P226 JACKSON44282 PTH-115-12LV Kinesiology Lab W 1:00-5:00 VHCC STAFF44283 PTH-115-11LS Kinesiology Lab W 1:00-5:00 SWCC STAFF44271 PTH-121-1V Therapeutic Procedures 6 M 9:00-12:00 P226 ZUBER44273 PTH-121-11LS Therapeutic Procedures Lab M 1:00-5:00 SWCC STAFF44274 PTH-121-12LV Therapeutic Procedures Lab M 1:00-5:00 VHCC ZUBER44275 PTH-151-1V Musc. Skel. Functions 4 T 9:00-12:00 P226 JACKSON44278 PTH-151-11LS Musc. Skel. Functions Lab T 1:00-5:00 SWCC STAFF44279 PTH-151-12LV Musc. Skel. Functions Lab F 9:00-1:00 VHCC ZUBER44284 PTH-245-1V Professional Issues 3 TR 1:00-5:00 P226 ZUBER44285 PTH-251-3 Clinical Practicum I (1/10 - 2/14) M-F 8:00-5:00 CLIN JACKSON/KING44286 PTH-252-252 Clinical Practicum II (3/21 - 4/30) 4 M-F 8:00-5:00 CLIN JACKSON/KINGPHYSICS (Students must register for corresponding lab.)Distance Learning Classes34805 PHY-202-W1 General College Physics II (Orientation, Mon., 1/10, 5:00, G101) 4 WRIGHT34809 PHY-202-W1L General College Physics II (Orientation, Mon., 1/10, 5:00, G101) WRIGHTPOLITICAL SCIENCEDay Classes38009 PLS-212-01 U.S. Government II 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 P127 SCANLAN38012 PLS-212-02 U.S. Government II 3 TR 10:50-12:05 G155 SCANLANNight Classes50030 PLS-135-N1 American National Politics 3 T 6:00-8:45 G213 MUMPOWERPSYCHOLOGYDay Classes36816 PSY-120-01 Human Relations 3 MWF 8:00-8:50 G149 STCLAIR36821 PSY-200-01 Prin of Psychology 3 MWF 12:00-12:50 G149 STCLAIR36824 PSY-200-02 Prin of Psychology 3 TR 8:00-9:15 G149 BAKER36830 PSY-232-01 Life Span Human Development II 3 TR 9:25-10:40 G149 BAKER36831 PSY-232-02 Life Span Human Development II 3 MWF 12:00-12:50 G214 BAKERNight Classes36829 PSY-231-N1 Life Span Human Development 3 R 6:00-8:45 G149 BAKER36834 PSY-232-N1 Life Span Human Development II 3 W 6:00-8:45 G211 LESTEROff Campus Classes36832 PSY-232-21 Life Span Human Development II 3 R 6:00-8:45 CEC CAVIN36833 PSY-232-31 Life Span Human Development II 3 T 6:00-8:45 GCH CARRICO

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorDistance Learning Classes36814 PSY-116-W1 Psychology of Death and Dying (Orientation - contact A&S Division) 3 STAFF36820 PSY-120-W1 Human Relations (email rstclair@me.vccs.edu) 3 STCLAIR36827 PSY-126-W1 Psychology for Business and Industry (Orientation - contact A&S Division) 3 STAFF36826 PSY-200-W1 Prin of Psychology (Orientation, Mon., 1/10, 4:30, G220) 3 BAKER36828 PSY-215-W1 Abnormal Psycology (email rstclair@me.vccs.edu) 3 STCLAIR36835 PSY-232-W1 Life Span D II (email mphillips@me.vccs.edu) 3 PHILLIPS36836 PSY-235-V1 Child Psychology (Orientation, Wed., 1/12, 5:00, G155) 3 OTTRADIOGRAPHYDay Classes33728 RAD-112-C1 Radiologic Science II 4 TR 9:25-10:40 P219 LOWE

Radiologic Science II Lab R 1:10-3:40 R213 LOWE33727 RAD-221-C1 Radiography Procedures II 4 TR 8:00-9:15 P219 LEE

Radiography Procedures II Lab T 1:00-3:40 R213 LEE33672 RAD-240-C1 Radiographic Pathology 3 M 9:00-11:50 P219 GOODMAN33538 RAD-290-01 Coordinated Practice in Radiology 3 WF 8:00-4:30 CLIN GOODMAN/LEE33634 RAD-290-02 Coordinated Practice in Radiology 3 TR 8:00-4:30 CLIN GOODMAN/LEE34132 RAD-295-C1 Cross Sectional Anatomy 2 M 12:00-1:50 P219 CORNSREAL ESTATENight Classes48729 REA-100-N1 Principles of Real Estate 4 W 6:00-9:15 P119 STALLARD48833 REA-215-N1 Real Estate Brokerage 3 T 6:00-8:45 P226 STALLARD48834 REA-216-N1 Real Estate Appraisal 3 R 6:00-8:45 P226 STALLARDRELIGIONDay Classes42024 REL-210-01 Survey of the New Testament 3 MW 1:00-2:15 G149 RICHARDNight Classes48721 REL-231-H1 Religions of the World I 3 M 6:00-8:45 P123 MURPHYDistance Learning Classes48773 REL-231-W1 Religions of the World I (Orientation, Mon., 1/10, 5:00 pm, P226) 3 MURPHY48774 REL-232-W1 Religions of the World II (Orientation, Mon., 1/10, 5:00 pm, P226) 3 MURPHYRESPIRATORY THERAPYDay Classes40612 RTH-112-01 Pathology of the Cardiopulmonary System 3 MW 11:20-12:35 R119 MULLINS40614 RTH-121-01 Cardiopulmonary Science I 3 MW 8:30-9:45 R119 MULLINS40616 RTH-132-01 Respiratory Care Theory & Procedures II 4 MW 9:55-11:10 R121 THOMPSON

T 9:00-11:50 R121 THOMPSONOff Campus Classes40618 RTH-152-91 Fundamental Clinical Procedures II 4 M-F 6:00-6:00 CLIN THOMPSONSCIENCE TECHNOLOGYDistance Learning Classes46047 SCT-112-W1 Intro to Environmental & Science Tech II (Labs will be announced) 4 OGBONNAYASOCIOLOGYDay Classes34775 SOC-200-01 Prin Sociology 3 MWF 10:00-10:50 G149 TUCKER34781 SOC-268-01 Social Problems 3 MWF 11:00-11:50 G149 TUCKERDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)34779 SOC-200-W1 Prin Sociology (email ascanlan@me.vccs.edu) 3 SCANLAN34785 SOC-268-W1 Social Problems (email ascanlan@me.vccs.edu) 3 SCANLAN

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Class# Course Course Title Cr. Day Time Room InstructorSPANISHDay Classes34795 SPA-102-01 Beginning Spanish II 4 TR 10:50-12:30 G118 ZYLAWYNight Classes34797 SPA-102-HN1 Beginning Spanish II (Course delivered via web on Wednesday). 4 M 5:30-8:15 G118 PEACOCKDistance Learning Classes 34854 SPA-101-V1 Beginning Spanish I (Orientation, Thurs., 1/13, 5:00, G149) 4 ZYLAWY34865 SPA-102-V1 Beginning Spanish II (Orientation, Thurs., 1/13, 5:00, G149) 4 ZYLAWYSTUDENT DEVELOPMENTDay Classes34963 SDV-100-01 College Success Skills 1 M 12:00-12:50 P122 NECESSARY34966 SDV-100-02 College Success Skills 1 W 2:00-2:50 P123 NECESSARY34970 SDV-100-03 College Success Skills 1 F 10:00-10:50 P122 LEE34977 SDV-100-04 College Success Skills 1 T 1:25-2:40 P123 PHILLIPS45451 SDV-101-H1 Orientation to Business Related Programs 1 W 1:00-1:50 P125 BATESDistance Learning Classes (Email instructor for orientation.)34979 SDV-100-W1 College Success Skills (email mphillips@me.vccs.edu) 1 PHILLIPS

Instructor permission is required to enroll.34981 SDV-100-W2 College Success Skills (email mphillips@me.vccs.edu) 1 PHILLIPS

(For Nursing and Pre-nursing-RN or LPN, Respiratory Therapy, EMT, and Pre-EMT students only.)45444 SDV-101-W1 Orientation to Business Related Programs (email jjones@me.vccs.edu) 1 JONES

Instructor permission is required to enrolled. 34983 SDV-107-W1 Career Education (email mphillips@me.vccs.edu) 1 PHILLIPS

Instructor permission is required to enroll.TRUCKING - COMMERCIAL (Students may choose to begin classes on Dec. 6, Jan. 3, Jan. 24, Feb. 14, Mar. 7, Mar. 28, or Apr. 18.)Off Campus Classes45407 TRK-101-91 D.O.T. Safety Rules and Regulations 2 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLIN45420 TRK-102-91 Preventive Maintenance for Truck Drivers 1 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLIN45425 TRK-103-91 Tractor Trailer Driving 9 M-F OFF MCGLOTHLINWELDINGDay Classes45125 WEL-124-01 Arc Welding II 3 M 8:00-12:10 A001 GILLEY45130 WEL-130-01 Inert Gas Welding 3 T 8:00-12:10 A001 GILLEY45132 WEL-150-01 Welding Drawing and Interpretation 3 W 8:00-10:30 A001 GILLEY45187 WEL-195-01 Topics in Print Reading 3 W 8:00-10:30 A001 GILLEY45190 WEL-195-02 Topics: Welding Processes 3 R 8:00-12:10 A001 GILLEY45142 WEL-198-01 Seminar & Project in Weling 3 R 8:00-12:10 A001 GILLEY45145 WEL-295-01 Topics in Arc Welding II 3 M 8:00-12:10 A001 GILLEY45181 WEL-295-02 Topics: Inert Gas Welding 3 T 8:00-12:10 A001 GILLEYNight Classes45129 WEL-124-N1 Arc Welding II 3 M 5:00-9:10 A001 HUBBARD45131 WEL-130-N1 Inert Gas Welding 3 T 5:00-9:10 A001 HUBBARD45136 WEL-150-N1 Welding Drawing and Interpretation 3 W 5:00-7:30 A001 HUBBARD45188 WEL-195-N1 Topics in Print Reading 3 W 5:00-7:30 A001 HUBBARD45191 WEL-195-N2 Topics: Welding Processes 3 R 5:00-9:10 A001 HUBBARD45144 WEL-198-N1 Seminar & Project in Weling 3 R 5:00-9:10 A001 HUBBARD45147 WEL-295-N1 Topics in Arc Welding II 3 M 5:00-9:10 A001 HUBBARD45182 WEL-295-N2 Topics: Inert Gas Welding 3 T 5:00-9:10 A001 HUBBARD

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,SPRING 2011 ED TO GO CLASSES 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.edu49280 CSC-195-AR The Classroom Computer48654 CSC-195-AA Advanced Comp TIA A+ Certification Prep49221 CSC-195-AB Basic Comp TIA + A Certification Prep49225 CSC-195-AC Intermed Comp TIA A+ Certification Prep49232 CSC-195-AD Intermediate C# Programming49234 CSC-195-AE Introduction to C# Programming49237 CSC-195-AF C++ for the Absolute Beginner49242 CSC-195-AG Creating a Classroom Web Site49256 CSC-195-AH Computer Skills for the Workplace49257 CSC-195-AI Introducation to CorelDRAW X349258 CSC-195-AJ Introduction to Crystal Reports 1049259 CSC-195-AK Introduction to Database Development49260 CSC-195-AL Designing Effective Web Sites49261 CSC-195-AM Discover Digital Photography49262 CSC-195-AN Introduction to Dreamweaver CS349263 CSC-195-AO Intermediate Dreamweaver CS349264 CSC-195-AP Introduction to Adobe Acrobat 949272 CSC-195-AQ Introduction to Alice 2.0 Programming49281 CSC-195-AS Intermediate CSS and XHTML49282 CSC-195-AT Introduction to CSS and XHTML49290 CSC-195-AU Introduction to Dreamweaver CS449291 CSC-195-AV Introduction to Flash CS449292 CSC-195-AW Introduction to Illustrator CS349374 CSC-195-AX Introduction to InDesign CS349375 CSC-195-AY Intermediate Java Programming49376 CSC-195-AZ Using the Internet in the Classroom49377 CSC-195-BA Navigating the Internet49381 CSC-195-BB Introduction to Java Programming49382 CSC-195-BC Keyboarding49384 CSC-195-BD Introduction to Linux49385 CSC-195-BE Making Movies with Windows Vista49386 CSC-195-BF Making Movies with Windows XP49392 CSC-195-BG Intermediate MicroSoft Access 200349395 CSC-195-BH Introduction to Microsoft Access 200349396 CSC-195-BI Intermediate Microsoft Access 200749401 CSC-195-BJ Introduction to Microsoft Access 200749403 CSC-195-BK Microsoft Excel 2003 in the Classroom49405 CSC-195-BL Advanced MicroSoft Excel 200349407 CSC-195-BM Intermediate Microsoft Excel 200349416 CSC-195-BN Introduction to Microsoft Excel 200349417 CSC-195-BO Microsoft Excel 2007 in the Classroom49418 CSC-195-BP Advanced Microsoft Excel 200749419 CSC-195-BQ Intermediate MicroSoft Excel 2007

49420 CSC-195-BR Introduction to Microsoft Excel 200749434 CSC-195-BS Introduction to MS Front Page 200349436 CSC-195-BT Introduction to MicroSoft Outlook 200349440 CSC-195-BU Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 in the Clsrm49441 CSC-195-BV Intro to MicroSoft PowerPoint 200349442 CSC-195-BW MicroSoft Powerpoint 2007 in the Clsrm49443 CSC-195-BX Introd to Microsoft PowerPoint 200749445 CSC-195-BY Introduction to MicroSoft Project 200349447 CSC-195-BZ Introduction to MicroSoft Publisher 200349455 CSC-195-CA Introduction to Microsoft Publisher 200749457 CSC-195-CB Introduction to Microsoft Visio 200349458 CSC-195-CC Introduction to Microsoft Visio 200749459 CSC-195-CD Microsoft Word 2003 in the Classroom49460 CSC-195-CE Advanced Microsoft Word 200349462 CSC-195-CF Intermediate Microsoft Word 200349464 CSC-195-CG Introduction to Microsoft Word 200349465 CSC-195-CH Microsoft Word 2007 in the Classroom49494 CSC-195-CI Intermediate Microsoft Word 200749495 CSC-195-CJ Introduction to Microsoft Word 200749496 CSC-195-CK Comp TIA Network + Certification Prep49499 CSC-195-CL Intermediate Networking49502 CSC-195-CM Intermediate Oracle49503 CSC-195-CN Introduction to Oracle49504 CSC-195-CO Introduction to PC Security49505 CSC-195-CP Introduction to PC Troubleshooting49508 CSC-195-CQ Introd to Peachtree Accounting 200949510 CSC-195-CR Introduction to Perl Program49524 CSC-195-CS Photographing Nature with Your Digital Camera49525 CSC-195-CT Photographing People with Your Digital Camera49526 CSC-195-CU Photoshop CS3 for the Digital Photographer49527 CSC-195-CV Creating Web Graphics with Photoshop CS349528 CSC-195-CW Intermediate Photoshop CS349529 CSC-195-CX Introduction to Photoshop CS349531 CSC-195-CY Photoshoping CS4 for the Digital Photographer49532 CSC-195-CZ Intermediate Photoshop CS449541 CSC-195-DA Photoshop Elements 6.0 for the Digital Photographer

49542 CSC-195-DB Photoshop Elements 6.0 for the Digital Photographer II49570 CSC-195-DC Photoshop Elements 7 for the Digital Photographer49571 CSC-195-DD Photoshop Elements 7 for the Digital Photographer II49589 CSC-195-DE Photoshop Elements 8 for the Digital Photographer49590 CSC-195-DF Photoshop Elements 8 for the Digital Photographer II49592 CSC-195-DG Intermediate PHP and MySql49595 CSC-195-DH Introduction to PHP and My SQL49604 CSC-195-DI PMP Certification Prep 249605 CSC-195-DJ PMP Certification Prep 149606 CSC-195-DK Easy Classroom Podcasting49607 CSC-195-DL Introduction to Python 2.5 Programming49608 CSC-195-DM Quickbooks 2009 for Contractors49609 CSC-195-DN Introduction to Quickbooks 200949611 CSC-195-DO Performing Payroll in Quickbooks 200949612 CSC-195-DP Introduction to Ruby Programming49614 CSC-195-DQ Advanced PC Security49615 CSC-195-DR Introduction to SQL49617 CSC-195-DS Travel Photography for the Digital Photographer49618 CSC-195-DT Intermediate Visual Basic 200549620 CSC-195-DU Introduction to Visual Basic 200549621 CSC-195-DV Intermediate Visual Basic 200849622 CSC-195-DW Introduction to Visual Basic 200849623 CSC-195-DX Web 2.0: Blogs, Wikis, and Podcasts49625 CSC-195-DY Creating Web Pages49628 CSC-195-DZ Introduction to Windows Vista49631 CSC-195-EA Introduction to Windows XP49634 CSC-195-EB Comp TIA Security+ Certification Prep49636 CSC-195-EC What’s New in Microsoft Office 200749637 CSC-195-ED Introduction to Microsoft Outlook 200749639 CSC-195-EE Introduction to Microsoft Project 200749641 CSC-195-EF Introduction to Photoshop CS449703 CSC-195-EG Introduction to Ajax Programming49704 CSC-195-EH Introduction to ASP.Net.49705 CSC-195-EI Introduction to InDesign CS449706 CSC-195-EJ Introduction to Microsoft Expression Web49707 CSC-195-EK Introduction to Quickbooks 2010

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Breast Cancer AwarenessIn observance of Breast Cancer Awareness month, MECC offered week-long activities and educational

opportunities to raise awareness, including the Student Government Association’s “Pretty in Pink” door decorating contest.

1st Place - Sylvia Brown

2nd Place - Practical Nursing

3rd Place - GAIN

Arts & Sciences

Community Relations

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Employee RecognitionMichael Gilley Michael has received an Instructional Design of On-Line Learning certificate. He has also been accepted into the Old Dominion University doctoral program.

Kristy Hall and Della Bays Kristy and Della represented the Enrollment Services and Financial Aid departments, recipients of the GED Partnership Award for GED Week 2009 presented by the Regional Adult Education Program.

Sarah Gilliam Sarah received the Horizon Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Advising Award.

Teresa Young, Sabrina Graham, and Nick Edwards Teresa and Sabrina have completed their MBA from King College and Nick has completed his MBA from the University of Maryland.

Jane Jones and Fran Doyle Jane and Fran completed the requirements to become Microsoft Certified Application Specialists.

Tim Blankenbecler Tim has received the Forward Wise County “2010 Outstanding Alumni Award,” an Excellence in Technology Award from the Southwestern Virginia Technology Council, designation as a Certified Business Analyst, and a Certificate of Completion for Workforce Development Professional Competencies from UVA.

Jeri Bledsoe Jeri has been inducted into Chi Sigma Iota, the National Honor Society for Academic Excellence in Counseling at ETSU.

Michael Gilley

Kristy Hall Della Bays

Sarah Gilliam

Teresa Young Sabrina Graham

Nick Edwards

Jane Jones Fran Doyle

Tim Blankenbecler

Jeri Bledsoe

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Jim Bates, Sarah Gilliam, and Wes Mullins Jim, Sarah, and Wes are recipients of the 2010-11 MECC & NISOD Excellence in Teaching Awards.

Tommy Clements Tommy is a graduate of the Virginia Community College System Leadership Academy.

Debbie WrightDebbie received the W. H. and Callie Anne Coughlin Clark Master Teacher Award.

Virginia Community College Association AwardsFred CoeburnFred was selected for the 2010 Faculty Showcase Award. Angelia ReynoldsAngie was selected for the 2010 Classified Staff Showcase Award. MECC 2010 Employee of the Year AwardsBelinda DurhamWage Employee of the Year Teresa YoungAdjunct Faculty of the Year Angelia ReynoldsClassified Staff of the Year Brigitte Casteel Faculty of the Year Susan KennedyAdministrator of the Year

MECC Emeriti AwardsAnn Davis2010 Professor EmeritusBraccle Sloce2010 Support Staff Emeritus

Tommy Clements

Sarah Gilliam Wes MullinsJim Bates

Debbie Wright

AngeliaReynolds

Fred Coeburn

AngeliaReynolds

Teresa YoungBelinda Durham

Brigitte Casteel

Susan Kennedy

Ann Davis Braccle Sloce

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AIMS Higher ScholarAndi Kilgore is a member of the Student Advisory Committee for the State

Council for Higher Education in Virginia (SCHEV), representing several colleges in the southwest region of the State.

Andi graduated from J. J. Kelly High School, where she was a dual enrollment student. She enrolled at MECC as an AIMS Scholar, majoring in Liberal Arts. At MECC, Andi is President of the honor society Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) and is a college Diplomat. After graduating with an Associate of Arts and Sciences degree, Andi will transfer to UVA-Wise, continuing as an AIMS Scholar. Her career plan is to become a Pharmacist.

President Meets With StudentsStudents had an opportunity recently to meet new MECC President Scott Hamilton during an informal

breakfast sponsored by MECC Student Services.

Join MECC on Facebookhttp://www.facebook.com/pages/Big-Stone-Gap-VA/Mountain-Empire-Community-College/170759766118

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MECC sets Blood Drive recordDebra Wampler, SWVA Donor Recruiter for the Marsh Regional Blood

Center, said it best, “Congratulations to Mountain Empire Community Col-lege for setting a record for the best drive in the 64 year history of Marsh Regional Blood Center. Students and staff did an outstanding job on Sept. 22 to make this day so successful.”

MECC collected 133 units of blood from 166 participants, a record in both participants and in actual units collected. The blood drive on the MECC campus is sponsored four times each year by the College’s student clubs.

Modern component therapy makes it possible for each donation to ben-efit up to three patients. MECC’s drives go a long way in providing the re-quired 40,000 units of blood to the 22 local medical facilities that are served by MRBC in our region.

Join the next blood drive on November 17th.

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Diplomats(l to r) Doug Murphy, Courtney

Lane, Justin Burnette, Rebecca Brock, Crystal Barnette, Katy Gibson, Andrianah Kilgore, Nathan Trivett, Eric Seo, and Jeremy Cash.

Not pictured are: Chelsea Rivers, Brittany Smith, Joshua Middleton, Jessica Ingle, and Jacob Ingle.

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Crystal Barnette - Student Government President

An MECC Diplomat, a tutor, a member of the Phi Theta Kappa honorary society, and now the President of the Stu-dent Government Association (SGA). Crystal Barnette, an RN Nursing student, is a role model for student involvement. Her interests are to increase student and faculty interaction and community service. At the time of this publication, she is leading the MECC Serves annual drive to donate toys and other items to local charities over the holiday season.

As SGA President, Crystal represents MECC students on the College Council and the Violence Prevention & Campus Safety Committee, and as a student representative at Local Board meetings.

Helping Students SucceedCollege is a time for many things, such as making new friends, joining clubs, as well as finding out what

our academic abilities are to achieve our academic goals. However, sometimes we might have difficulty in a particular subject, such as Math, English, History, Anatomy, etc. You may ask yourself, “Is there anywhere I can get help?” Well, the answer is a resounding “YES!”

Help can be found in the GAINing Excellence Center, which is located in Room G216. The GAIN Program is a federally funded program which provides not only tutoring to qualifying students, but also provides other services, such as mentoring, transfer assistance, and referrals to other agencies which may assist in other areas of difficulties we may have. Some of the criteria for qualifying for the GAIN Program include being a first-generation, degree-seeking student and monetary qualifications. However, all services are FREE! Also, even if you do not qualify for GAIN services, you may qualify for tutoring under a program known as Parallel Tutoring.

Parallel is a program which does have some qualifiers for students, but is a way for students who do not qualify for GAIN to possibly receive tutoring. Specifically, Parallel is designed for students in a certificate program rather than a degree program. But don’t worry…GAIN tutors are held to the same high standards regardless of the program they are serving as a tutor! All tutors must display a thorough knowledge of the subject(s) they wish to tutor, have written recommendations from a faculty member, as well as possessing “people skills.”

If you would like to find out more about the GAIN Program, please stop by and visit us and talk to our friendly staff, tutors or mentors. We are located in Room G216, across the hall from the vending machines. Let us help YOU achieve your academic goals!

Mary Collins and Tim Sage are two of MECC’s Tutors.

Tutoring is just one of the many services offered at MECC to help students Finish What They Start

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Phi Theta KappaThe Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society recently inducted 36 new members. The ceremony on October 19th

provided family and friends an opportunity to honor these students. Dr. Richard Phillips, Vice President of Academic and Student Services, was the guest speaker, touching on the honors study topic, “The Democratization of Information: Power, Peril, and Promise.”

New fall PTK Inductees are: front (l to r): Erin Rebecca Lawson, Lisa Virginia Kay Ashbaugh, Michelle Dawn Brickey, Stephanie Marie Riner, Melissa Michelle Reed, Brittany Nicole Elkins, Retha Karole Darnell, Teai Devon Booher, Jes-sica Mae Ingle, and Rachel Elizabeth Sexton. Back (l to r): Jacob Lynn Ingle, Zachary Allen Dresch, Rebecca Jane Boozer, Rosa Leighanne Hayes, Troy Wayne Carbaugh, Catherine Myra Davis, Elizabeth Jade Icenhour, Caleb Joshua Lusk, and Anastasia B. Hartsock.

Eastman Interns and Beyond

Eastman says it best on its website: If you are not a current student at Mountain Empire Community College, Northeast State Community College or Walters State Community College, you are not eligible to apply to this student program.

Since 2007, MECC’s Electromechanical – Computerized Manufacturing program has been placing students into the Eastman intern program. Students complete the first year of their college program, must pass the Work Keys test, then spend one year in a paid internship with benefits at Eastman. They then return to complete their degree program. When hired by Eastman, the new employee begins an apprenticeship program.

The Electromechanical - Maintenance Entry Trainee Program provides a one year opportunity for selected students to apply and develop their knowledge and skills as a maintenance professional in an industrial setting.

• Trainees can receive college credit towards their Associate of Applied Science degree.• Students are closely supervised and mentored on a daily basis with the goal of

providing a hands-on learning environment. • Completion of this program is one of the requirements for consideration for possible

future employment as an Eastman Maintenance Entry Helper apprentice.MECC students who have served as interns at Eastman are: Chance Adams, Tucker

Begley, Zachary Berry, Clyde Church, Jason Cope, Matt Dotson, Michael Dotson, Wesley Fields, Marcus Fleenor, Acelyn Garrett, William Graham, Jarrod Thomas Henry, Andrew Neal Lawson, Brent Maness, Travis Parsons, Will Rogers, David Shull, Chadwick Spears, Zachary Chance Thompson, Matthew Trent, Andrew Dustin Williams, and Jesse Wilson. Chris Roberts, Brian McPherson and Brandon Tomlinson started their internship in June.

For information about MECC’s Electromechanical program, contact Dr. Wendell Fowler at wfowler@me.vccs.edu.

Jesse Wilson was among the first student interns

from MECC. He is now an employee at Eastman and has completed the apprenticeship

in record time.

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Student Health 101 and Red Fox Flier

Student Health 101 is an online magazine that utilizes LiveMagazine™ technology to deliver a wide variety of health, wellness, success, and oth-er pertinent wellness information monthly to college students. It focuses on positive messages to encourage students to make better decisions. The MECC Student Publication, Red Fox Flier, can now be found inside each month’s issue of Student Health 101.

Below is the usage report for the first issue.Issue Total Pages Read Unique SessionsSeptember 2010 8,566 741Total Pages Read - This is the total number of pages that students have accessed within a monthly issue.Unique Sessions - This is the total number of unique users who have accessed a monthly issue - for example, a student who accesses the issue 3 times will only appear once.

Check out Student Health 101 and the Red Fox Flier by going to: http://readsh101.com/mecc.html