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Labette Community College 2021-2022 Catalog Labette Community College General Information 1 Labette Community College 2021-2022 Catalog For additional information, or to enroll, contact: Labette Community College 200 South 14th Street Parsons, KS 67357 (620) 421-6700 or 1-888-LABETTE Website is http://www.labette.edu At the time of printing, this Catalog represented the current curriculum, educational plans, offerings, tuition, rates, fees, and requirements. However, the information may be altered from time to time to carry out the purposes and objectives of the College. Labette Community College retains the right to cancel programs or course offerings when enrollments are insufficient to continue them on an educationally sound and/or economically efficient basis. Labette Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, or qualified handicapped in its education programs, activities, recruitment, admissions, or employment as required by Titles VI, VII, IX, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Inquiries should be directed to: Vice President of Student Affairs, Labette Community College, 200 South 14th Street, Parsons, KS 67357. Telephone (620) 421-6700, extension 1264 LCC Catalog 2021-2022 Labette Community College Table of Contents 2 College Services & Facilities . 34 Table of Contents Accommodation Services ...........................34 Advising/Counseling Center. 34 Bookstore - The Bird’s Nest. .34 Calendar 2021-2022 . 4 Business Office ....................................35 Important Phone Numbers . 5 Cardinal Event Center ..............................35 Message From The President . 6 Cherokee Center ...................................35 General Information . 7 Ed Hendershot Gallery. .35 Vision Statement ....................................7 Foundation/Alumni Office ..........................35 Mission Statement ...................................7 Health And Human Performance Building ............35 Core Values ........................................7 Hughes Arts & Humanities Building. .35 History Of Lcc ......................................7 Library ...........................................35 Accreditation And Membership. 8 Main Building .....................................36 Labette Community College Foundation ...............9 Main Building Annex. 36 Academic Information . 10 Multipurpose Building (Gymnasium). 36 Academic Advisement ..............................10 Music Building ....................................36 Academic Forgiveness ..............................10 Pantry ............................................36 Academic Misconduct (Procedure 3.07). 10 Parking ...........................................36 Summary Of Civil And Criminal Penalties For Violation Of Physical Therapist Assistant Building .................36 Federal Copyright Laws .............................12 Public Relations Office ..............................36 Academic Progress, Probation, And Dismissal .........12 Student Affairs .....................................36 Alcoholic Beverages (Policy 2.10). 12 Student Health Services/Health Insurance .............37 Appeal Of Final Grade (Procedure 3.18). 13 Student Life Office .................................37 Attendance Guidelines. .14 Student Success Center .............................37 Audit .............................................14 Student Union .....................................38 Classroom Disruptions: Cell Phones, Trio Educational Talent Search. 38 Use Of Cell Phones In Classroom: (Procedure 3.32). 14 Thiebaud Theatre ..................................38 Guests And Children In The Classroom: (Procedure 3.33) . Workforce Education & Career Training. 39 ..................................................15 Zetmeir Health Science Building .....................39 Credit For Prior Learning (Procedure 3.05). .15 Financial Information . 40 Concurrent/Dual Credit Courses For High School Students Financial Aid (Policy 4.03) ..........................40 ..................................................19 Tuition & Fees .....................................42 Course Load .......................................20 Tuition & Fees Refund ..............................43 Course Transfer ....................................20 Add/Drop/Withdrawal. .44 Developmental/Pre-College Courses. .20 Military Drop/Incomplete (Procedure 4.111) ...........44 Educational Fees (Policy 4.02) .......................20 Military Connected In-State Tuition Benefit (Procedure Payment Of Educational Fees And Refunds (Procedure 4.112) ............................................46 4.02) .............................................21 Refund Due To Serious Illness Or Injury ..............46 English As A Second Language (ESL) Applicants .......21 Refund Due To Death Of Student ....................46 ESL Students ......................................21 Student Information . 47 Grades ............................................22 Administration Of Student And Academic Codes. .47 Graduation Procedures .............................22 Alcohol/Drug-Free Campus Policy ...................47 Holds .............................................23 Animals On Campus (Procedure 2.18) ................48 Home Schooled And Correspondence Students ........23 Awareness Of Policies. 48 Honor Roll ........................................24 Cardinal Cards ....................................49 Housing ..........................................24 Change Of Information .............................49 Incomplete Coursework. 24 Computer And Internet Usage (Procedure 3.25) ........49 Insurance .........................................24 Accommodation Services ...........................50 International Students ..............................25 Emergency/Evening/Weekend Procedures. 51 Placement Testing (Procedure 3.22 ) ..................25 Falsification/Misrepresentation Of College Records* ....51 Placement Testing Procedures (Procedure 3.221) .......28 Library Access (Procedure 3.12). .51 Redzone ..........................................30 Library Conduct (Procedure 3.13). .52 Repeat Courses ....................................30 Location Of Records ................................53 Residency (Policy 4.05) .............................30 Military-Connected Student Services (MCSS). .53 Reverse Transfer ...................................30 Nondiscrimination, Equal Opportunity, And Harassment Semester ..........................................31 (Procedure 2.01) ...................................56 Student Contact ....................................31 Soliciting, Distributing Literature, And Advertising On Transcripts ........................................31 College Property (Procedure 2.11). .67 Transfer Credits ....................................32 Student Code Of Conduct (Policy 4.08) ...............69 Transferring Credits To Lcc ..........................32 Student Directory Information. 75 Enrollment Eligibility (Policy 4.01) ...................32 Student Grievance (Procedure 4.081) .................75 Sexual Harassment, Including Sexual Assault, Dating LCC Catalog 2021-2022 Labette Community College Table of Contents 3 Violence, Stalking, And Retaliation (Procedure 2.010). 76 Respiratory Therapy .............................. 127 Student Records (Procedure 4.09) ....................76 Social Work ..................................... 128 Tuberculosis Prevention (Procedure 4.011) ............76 Sociology ....................................... 129 Use Of Tobacco/Nicotine/Vaping Products (Procedure Welding ........................................ 130 2.09) .............................................78 Welding Certificates—Level I And Level Ii. 131 Violence On Campus (Procedure 2.13). .78 Course Descriptions . 132 Disruptive Acts And Weapons On Campus Or Activities Accounting ...................................... 132 (Procedure 2.12) .................................79 Art ............................................. 132 Weather Cancellations ..............................80 Biology ......................................... 133 Student Activities . 81 Business Administration .......................... 134 Intercollegiate Athletics .............................81 Business Administrative Technology. 135 Student Organizations ..............................81 Chemistry ...................................... 138 Degrees And Certificates . 82 Communication ................................. 139 Associate In Arts (AA) & Associate In Science (AS). 83 Computer Science ................................ 139 Associate In General Studies (AGS) ...................83 Criminal Justice .................................. 141 Associate In Applied Science (AAS) ..................84 Dental Assistant ................................. 143 Certificates ........................................84 Diagnostic Medical Sonography. 145 General Education Electives .........................86 Economics ...................................... 148 Pathway Requirements ..............................88 Education ....................................... 149 Programs Of Study . 89 English ......................................... 150 Accounting ........................................90 Foreign Language ................................ 152 Art ...............................................91 Geography ...................................... 153 Biology ...........................................92 Graphic Design Technology ....................... 153 Business Administration ............................93 Healthcare
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