Special Programs and Support Services Special Programs and Support Services - - - - 361 310-434-4082 310-434-4232 Individual academic, career, and transfer counseling; and transfer Individual career, academic, Employment assistance, including on-campus work- writing, job-search skills, study assignments, resumé preparation; and and interview • • (DPSS) and Greater Avenues to Independence (GAIN) to to Independence (GAIN) (DPSS) Avenues and Greater Needy for Aid Temporary receive who students assist Families (TANF) with at helping aimed services individuals toward self-sufficiency. move CalWORKs offers: choice. The program works with students to help them become academically competitive and enable them to set and achieve education goals and understand their personal community. relationship to the greater from Some of the special that students benefits receive include Collegianspersonal counselor a Black the Program who will support and guide students throughout their stay at SMC; a special “College Success” course that will help skills students strengthen to enhance academic success; forums; tutoring and personal growth innovative academic who will in math; priority registration; a mentor and advise of direct; access to a network supportive teachers, peers, and staff and members; scholarships for qualified students. also provides special sections of classes with The program curriculum of designed to enhance awareness the contri butions that people to the made of African descent have global students society. At the end of each academic year, Students for their scholarly recognized achievement. are who would like to become involved in the program should the Black Collegians see website. CalWORKs smc.edu/calworks Services Center S238 Student Opportunities Work and Responsibilities to Kids in (CalWORKs) at Santa Monica collaboration works College with the County Department of Social Services California California a at Los (UCLA). to receive Requirements Angeles commission include — but are not limited to — completing AFROTC and sophomores, classes for freshmen transferring to and or university, a four-yearcollege earning a Bachelor degree. usually classes can in AFROTC earned hours be Academic credit toward graduation. counted as elective of AFROTC multi-year scholarships, offers a variety many of which pay full tuition and fees. AFROTC cadets on schol monthly stipend. a tax-free arship also more For receive information, students should AFROTC web of the visit any of the send an email to either or call or sites listedabove, listed. AFROTC detachments Program Black Collegians smc.edu/blackcollegians Services Center S201 Student pro isan academic-transfer CollegiansThe Black Program and guides African academic excellence that promotes gram studentsAmerican and students through of African descent process. Students assisted in the transfer are examining their options and for transfer in completing an education plan that will institution to the lead to transferring of their - - - - CATALOG 2021–2022 2021–2022 CATALOG COLLEGE MONICA SANTA afrotc.com 310-338-2770 310-825-1742 310-434-4459

[email protected] [email protected] Eligibility for specially designated Latino Center Free tutoring in math and English; Free Participation Latino in classes with a large enrollment; of Latino Being part of a network students and faculty; in promoting Experienced faculty interested Latino and student success; Scholarships. Priority enrollment in Priority Adelante classes; Ongoing follow-up with academic and contact counselors and counseling aides; • • • • • • • Loyola Marymount University (LMU) and the University of commission as a second lieutenant in the United States Air Force may begin process by participating the in the Officer Training Reserve of the Air Force first two years Corps (AFROTC) program through arrangements with afrotc.ucla.edu Email: Santa Monica College studentsin obtaining interested a lmu.edu/afrotc Email: UCLA AFROTC Detachment 055 Air Force ROTC Program Overview AFROTC Detachment 040 LMU information session and with Latino a meet counsel Center or. For information, more students should visit the Adelante Latino website or call the Center. Program To join students the Adelante Program, must attend an

network that includes one-on-one bilingual counseling and opportunities to develop supportive relationships with fac ulty, staff, and fellow students. the program benefits Other provides include: Adelante courses transfer to the UC and CSU systems. to the UC Adelante courses transfer toward their work as they To help students on track stay education offers a support goals,the Adelante Program structured to include Latino and perspectives contributions subject at hand. to the Adelante courses highlight the Latino and written, culture and emphasize the verbal, experience and critical thinking skills essential to college success. Most tural awareness, and tural awareness, personal growth. program offers The in various subjects courses each semester — including English, math, and the social sciences — and courses are Student Services Center S201 Student is a success-oriented The LatinoAdelante Program Center’s cul focusingprogram transfer, on academic achievement, details. Center Adelante Program/Latino smc.edu/LatinoCenter still online ONLY be offered during (and fall until 2021 fur ther notice). Information in this section is subject change to — possibly many times during this uncertain period — so students should visit website(s) for up-to-date the relevant Special Programs Special of the pandemic, many Due to the COVID-19 SPECIAL NOTE: may support and student programs SMC special services Special Programs and Support Services services to them. available the with become familiar and to meeta counselor with are encouraged with disabilities Students limitations. tional educa services disability-related tomitigatestudents’ tion accommoda authorize solve problems,and help questions, answer to available Academic counselors goals. planning help studentswiththeiracademic, and career vocational, programs The Centerto offers anumberofspecialized tial. pendence instudentssothey may poten achieve their full Center’s primary goal istoencourage and promoteinde The campus. on activities programs and all have accessto may sothatthestudents disabilities with students assist to designed is Disabilities with Students Center for The Acquired Brain Injury/Pathfinders Student S370 Center Services Learning Disabilities Program Student S159 Center Services High Tech Training Center Student S155 Center Services smc.edu/disabledstudent Center forStudentswithDisabilities(DSPS) the CEwebpage. visit CE programs and theirrequirements,should students of and adetailedlist with employers. For more information a strongrelationship and — experiential and applied, on, theoretical, hands- knowledge — a widerangeof with SMC program leave complete aCE successfully who Students wide variety of fields,including: Achievement, and Department Certificates are a offered in CE programstoAssociate leading degrees, Certificates of of SMC. outside positions active holding trainers also and instructors many CE with extensive are theirfield, expertise led byeducators with in four semesters.courses to The one within typically nities, employment opportu for entry-level professional students programsandservices that prepare offer industry-linked College Monica programs atSanta (CE) Career Education smc.edu/ce Career Education(CE) stop bytheCalWORKsoffice. our webpage or visit should students For more information, 362 • • • Photography • • • • • • • • Cosmetology • • • Business • Theatre Arts Technologies Sustainable Office Technology Life Sciences Education Kinesiology/Physical Health Sciences Design andMerchandising Fashion Education Early Childhood Design Technology Systems Computer ScienceandInformation and MediaStudies Communication verification. training forms, as well progress plans, reports, educational county completing with DPSS,including Coordination SANTAMONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022

310-434-4442 310-434-4684 310-434-4267 310-434-4265 - - - - - ABI Connections). 910, (Counseling injuries brain acquired with students for and aclass Skills) 912, Developing Occupational (Counseling disabilities developmental with for students a class include Education” – Adult “Counseling under theheading Listings awareness, nology, social and learningstudyskills. computer tech adapted search skills, job career planning, skills, living independent on classes include Services” Student Disabled – “Counseling the heading under Listings Classes. of SMC’s Schedule in are listed Disabilities with the CenterforStudents classes offered bystaffof Various hard ofhearingwithavariety services. of support who are a stroke.We accommodatestudents deaf or also program Pathfinders offers services following to students The instruction. beneficial services and support appropriate with their current abilities by matching for students tunities oppor educational Injury programprovides Acquired Brain compensatory strategies.The academic successand to integral other applications processing, Internetaccess, and for word computer technology adapted the useof in ing train Center provides Training Tech High The disabilities. learning with for students othersupport and modations, accom appropriate strategies training, assessment, study The Learning Disabilities Program provides educational enting workshops, and financial assistance for students who for students assistance financial and workshops, enting par CARE program academic counseling, services include goals. tion achieve EOPS parentingstudents their educa low-income to help other support and gram that offerseducational retention pro and counseling a state-funded program is (CARE) Cooperative AgenciesResources forEducation The Student S238 Center Services smc.edu/eops for Education(CARE) Cooperative AgenciesResources website. Education the Community or visiting office Education SMC Community the by calling available is More information offered online. are other areas.Classesonawiderange of topicsalso many art, writing, dance,and lively classesin and shops work hands-on through lives enriching the community, of to theinterests coursesrespond not-for-credit low-cost, Our skills. their personalinterests or enhance professional to explore wish who classes eachsemester to individuals of dozens of a choice by providing the community needs of learning lifelong meetsthe Education Community SMC 1227 Second St., Santa Monica Emeritus Campus, Room 410 SMC Community Education commed.smc.edu Professional Development Community Educationand Contents. of catalog’s Table this following the section in can befound and with Disabilities,” for Students “Academic Adjustments the heading under outlined is adjustment an such ing students with disabilities. The procedure for request mining appropriate academic adjustments for qualified assists indeter The Center with Disabilities for Students

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smc.edu/esl A credit program offering classes in offering the ESL credit program A students for the to prepare designed Department writing, listening, and study skills reading, speaking, enhancement; for college success and career needed (see fee-based intensive English A designed for program the TOEFL students requirement who do not meet to enroll college classes (see in regular international noncredit A (adult education) offers free that program noncredit ESL and citizenship for preparation classes adults and in community (call the 310-434-3399); fee-based ESL offering workshops, courses, A program occupational training, and English for special-purpose courses at business and industry sites (see workforcedevelopment 1. 2. 3. 4. disadvantages, and who desire to pursue a degree or cer disadvantages, and who desire to pursue a degree on a full-time tificate program basis. including EOPS offers comprehensive support services, aca demic counseling; supplemental textbook vouchers; free tutoring; priority enrollment; and student success work shops. Eligibility for EOPS is based on economic guidelines provided by the State of California. For an application or to obtain information, more students should visit the EOPS website or call EOPS office. the Santa Monica for English- College offers four programs language learners: Extended Opportunity Program and Services (EOPS) smc.edu/eops Services Center S238 Student Extended Opportunity and (EOPS) Services is Program a state-funded support to program help students achieve their education goals. EOPS is designed students for who have historically experienced economic and educational more information, more or to schedule an appointment with a DREAM counselor. Center for Students DSPS (See with Disabilities) Childhood Counseling Education and Early smc.edu/ece 317 Room Campus, Bundy Angeles Dr., Los Bundy S. 3171 The Education and Childhood Early program provides aca demic and professional preparation, as well as transfer assistance, for students interested in teaching careers (infant with children 12) or related work through and grade families. individualized Students receive academic support, counseling, and professional advisement, including growth applications assistance with permit for students seeking childhood employment in early education. (ESL) English as a Second Language Credit Program: Pearl St., & St. Corner of 16th Monica Santa - - SANTA MONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 2021–2022 CATALOG COLLEGE MONICA SANTA for web . smc.edu 310-434-4892 310-434-3760 310-434-4311 [email protected] . smc.edu/OnlineEd website.

smc.edu smc.edu/OnlineEd their families. Students should email of DREAM students through academic, career, and of personal DREAM students through academic, career, counseling; assistance in applying for the California Dream Act/Financial Aid and scholarships; and providing work shops of special to undocumentedinterest students and The Santa support provides Monica College DREAM Program to undocumentedservices students. The program works to increase the personal development, and growth, retention DREAM Program smc.edu/dream Services Center S238 Student Students can access Canvas user guides, explore technical a self-paced and tour of take requirements, the Canvas platform at and registration procedures, student services, and and student other registration procedures, services, information, students should visit the main site. Enrollment, academic counseling, registration, payment, to students available are resources and library books, through the main admission For course offerings, technology requirements, The Santa Monica College Office of Distance Education and skill certificates, offers classes for transfer, building through a virtual campus at from the SMC campus and to students who need to choose to students who need SMC campus and the from alternatives to the fixed and schedule, place, program, of traditional structure classroom-based education. Student Services Services Center S355 Student Santa Monica College is committed to providing education programs and students to services who at sites distant are showers and dressing rooms, and a climbing and showers and dressing rooms, wall. Distance Education/Online Classes smc.edu/OnlineEd To enhance athletics and fitness options To enhance athletics and fitness options for students, SMC featuring (CPC), Center Performance established Core the studios, dance and exercise fully equipped workout rooms, . Women’s teams include: Polo. teams Basketball, Beach Women’s Water , , Country, Soccer, Cross and and Field, Polo. Volleyball, Diving, , Track and Water 8 men’s and teams that 10 women’s accumulated have and 83 Conference13 State championship titles. Men’s teams include: Cross Basketball, Country, Football, Soccer, and Volleyball, and Field, Track and Diving, Swimming team levels. SMC is of a member California the Community College Commission on Athletics and against competes many local collegesStates Conference. in the Western The Collegesponsors a broad-based athletics program of Santa Monica College has a proud tradition of championship and teams student-athlete alumni gone on who have to and at the four-year college successful professional careers Corsair Intercollegiate Athletics Corsair Intercollegiate smc.edu/athletics Floor Corsair Gym, 2nd attending SMC as full-time attending students. For an application or to obtain information, students more should EOPS website. EOPS or visit the call are dependents and who cash receiving TANF are aid and Special Programs and Support Services Nursing and Respiratory Therapy students with academic with Respiratory Therapy students Nursing and SMC program provides Counseling Sciences The Health 3171 S. Bundy Dr., Los Angeles Bundy Campus, 3rd Floor Respiratory Therapy: smc.edu/respiratorytherapy Nursing: smc.edu/nursing smc.edu/ncs Health SciencesCounseling the program. about more information website for Scholars seetheGuardian should Students the GSPinclude: in The benefitsofparticipating if they are: Scholars Guardian are to join Students eligible College. Monica youth enrolledatSanta probation rent and former foster youth, former wards of the court, or services youth by offering specialsupport targeted to cur career college and pathways forfoster and support munity Programcom aims toexpand Scholars SMC’s Guardian Student S238 Center Services smc.edu/guardianscholars Guardian ScholarsProgram visit thewebsite. should students For more information, encouragement. reinforcement and services,as positive aswell support referrals to rapid access to need help who gives students GPS also idea ofhowthey class. are them in a solid doing can receive students feedback thatgives struggling, and is or otherservices when astudent tors canalertCounseling GPS, instruc Through their education. or interferingwith affecting issues address students help warning’ systemto ‘early services acts asan — support student and counselors, withtheirinstructors, that connectsstudents tool online an — (GPS) Gateway PersistenceSuccess SMC’s to and smc.edu/gps Gateway toPersistenceandSuccess(GPS) 3. 2. 1. 364 • • • • • • • • • • • Transportation assistance. Transportation Access Pantry; to Food and Meal assistance; opportunities; and medicalassistance,forscholarship housing Referrals community agencies to specificfor services; counseling and personal Referrals to psychological Access to avariety of academicworkshops; services; Free and academicsupport tutoring Textbook assistance; assistance; Enrollment Grant; Chaffee aid andtheCalifornia Assistance withfinancial services; counseling academic, transfer, career, Individual and wellness (9) ormore in nine semester Enrolled atSMC. units Between the ages of 18 and 24, and A current or former foster youth, SANTAMONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022

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United States. higher inonesemester the of college-level coursesin average and achievinganoverallgrade point of 2.0or their homeland in they secondary school completed in the classes transcripts showing language bysubmitting meet membership requirements in theirnative is aforeignlanguagemay countries where English semesters from of college-levelcourses.Candidates average overall grade point two of 2.0orhigherin semesters the same of studyinglanguageandan are a grade two unrepeated of A (4.0) during and cultures.Membershiprequirements other peoples of enlightenment, andsympatheticunderstanding communication, and promotesinternational foreign languages in interest and scholarship honorary foreignlanguagesocietythatencourages Alpha Mu Gamma: certified member for atleasttwoterms. a cumulativeGPA of atleast3.25, and have been a term, OR whohave completed atleast60 units, have and have been acertifiedmember for atleastone least 60 units, have a cumulativeGPA of atleast3.50, Sigma isrestricted who have to students completed at College. Permanent Gamma membership inAlpha membership theirfirstsemester at Santa Monica GPA minimum of 3.50are for temporary eligible Federation whograduatedwitha Scholarship All lifemembers of theCalifornia education). physical a program (exclusive of 3.00 in of atleast12 units average a cumulativegrade point (GPA) of atleast Gamma Alpha Sigma thesemester after achieving membership in for initial A student iseligible attain. a studentmay Sigma isoneofthehighesthonors Alpha Gamma Sigma: [email protected] 310-434-3522 Concurrent Enrollment Program Alpha Mu Gamma Alpha is anational Membership in Alpha Gamma Alpha Membership in Dual Enrollment Program allows - - Special Programs and Support Services - - - - - 365 310-434-4337 smc.edu/study

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chance to acquire the knowledge, skills, and attitudes nec by combining work-based in their careers to progress essary with classroom instruction. learning and experience To qualify, considereda student must be “continuing” from the continuingA student is one who com previous semester. pleted at least six units the previous spring or fall semester. Internship-related offered on courses are a pass/no pass basis. SMC students enroll may in internship for courses a maximum of 4 (four) units Up to 8 (eight) per semester. units of internship be applied credit credit may as elective and advanced levels. The Intensive English Program is designed students the undergraduate to prepare to enter program by improving their English proficiency through listening, writing, reading, classes. and speaking extensive Program Abroad Study The International Education Center is also home to SMC’s study abroad programs (see Study below, Abroad Programs, various for details). at — offered The faculty-led programs times of — designed are year to students immerse in an abroad exciting and engaging academic program while they earn SMC their own credit, further intercultural awareness, and global foster a more students perspective. Interested should email abroad For information more about the International Education including — of its programs any Intensive or the Center English — students should Program the IEC see or call the International Education Center. Internship Program smc.edu/internship Services Center S221 Student at Santa it The Internship Monica College makes Program possible for students to enhance their classroom learning by working in on- and off-campus internships/jobs, and earn is experience. The program a college credit for their work joint effort of SMC and the community to give students the The Office of Dean, International the Education, oversees international admission, programs and recruitment, the counseling, international and retention of students. international special oversees Programs International Study English the Intensive Abroad programs, Program, and Special Programs. Programs, Center Counseling Education International The International Education Counseling (310-434- Center offers academic advising and counseling 4218) and new for continuing international students. This office also assists international students housing with information, including an up-to-date bulletin of housing options. Counselors are available assist to students with their SMC requirements, academic issues, and information on transferring to other colleges or universities. Studentsassistance a from can seek counselor a walk-in on throughout basis. select the year At students ed times of also may the academic year, an make appointment with a counselor. to meet Program English Intensive week hours per 20 The Intensive English provides Program of not-for-credit content-based English instruction in read beginning, ing, writing, and speaking at the intermediate, - SANTA MONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 2021–2022 CATALOG COLLEGE MONICA SANTA

310-434-4217 natcom.org for additional or send email to psibeta.org for additional details. Phi Theta Kappa was chartered Kappa was chartered Phi Theta [email protected] To encourage community college To encourage Psi Beta is a national Psi Beta honors society that [email protected] Social SMC campus. on the events Preparation for transfer from Santa Monica to College Preparation for transfer college or university; and a four-year Not-for-credit Intensive English Program; Assistance in housing; and Assistance with nonimmigration F-1 student status; counseling Academic and orientation; Assistance in applying enrolling to, in, and selecting appropriate courses at Santa Monica College; average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher in all (GPA) courses taken, average and completing at least 9 units of communication of 3.25 for with a minimum studies GPA coursework all communication studies courses. See or send email to details. students to explore options in the field of communication, including to four-year transfer into the workforce, colleges or universities or entry the National Communication Association (NCA) established the honors society Sigma Chi Eta. include Membership requirements completing point units with a grade 12 coursework of college among students in two-year colleges. Membership among students in two-year include of B (3.0) or higher in requirements a a grade point college psychology class and a cumulative grade units completing 12 of 3.25 or higher after of average See college coursework. [email protected] Eta: Chi Sigma for scholars, and stimulating for scholars, and stimulating in continuing interest An invitation academic excellence. in to membership extended to full-time Phi Theta Kappa is students who point a 3.0 grade average. achieve Beta: Psi professional encourages psychological development, and dedication literacy, to the field of psychology Phi Theta Kappa: Theta Phi and encourage at SMC in recognize to fall 2001 scholarship colleges. at two-year among students this Kappa provides Phi Theta purpose, To achieve opportunities leadership for: development, intellectual an scholarship, climate that fosters service, lively fellowship of ideas and ideals, the exchange • • • • • • • migration matters. International and Programs; the International Education Counseling Center. International Admissions is responsible for processing all international student applications, registration, and nonim The International Education includes Center International International Admissions; Dean, Office of the Education; the

of services to more than 3,000 students who come from who come students than 3,000 to more of services than 100 nations more around the world to attend Santa include: Monica College. Services Student Services Services Center S332 Student Email: SMC’s International Education Center provides a wide range International Education Center (IEC) International Education Center smc.edu/international • • • Special Programs and Support Services the department website the MusicDepartment at 310-434-4323 calling or visiting by available is semester. More information the following in for admission spring and fall take place in ment. Auditions safe environ a controlled, perform in practice and students which experience Class, in Concert Music of theprogram is The core or jazzinstrumental. or jazzvoice, classical and classical composition, areatheir chosen ofstudy,including receive and conservatories. Students private in lessons prepares fortransfer to four-year students universities program that Program aby-audition is Music Applied The Applied Music Program performance. work orapublic the student’s of show a one-person as event an such in culminate often will and student vidual the indi of the goals to tailored is program of study The and commitment. abilities must demonstrate exceptional the MentorProgramArts to beapartof in wishes who A student audition. mittee. Otherdepartmentsrequirean is reviewed ments, by afacultycom a candidate’sportfolio for each area. selection processisunique In some depart Mentor programs exist inart The their abilities. and music. refine and further develop to opportunity arts an applied the performingand talentedstudents in gives exceptionally The Mentor Program in theArts program is aspecial that Mentor ProgramintheArts site andexplorewhatithastooffer. Center web are the Latino All studentsencouragedtovisit Program, above, for details. See Adelante success. promotes student and transfer goals meeting their in students program thatassists ic support Center offers theAdelanteProgram, The Latino an academ including: services, network a support of comprehensivebilingual success byproviding Center promotes student The Latino Student S201 Center Services smc.edu/LatinoCenter Latino Center Program or visittheInternship website. callthe For further Program Internship information, office be held. Fair will out whenthenextInternship to find our website offered. Visit being ships the intern about employers ask questions and potential meet to the opportunity semester,students Spring offering SMC’s Career Fair each Services an Internship Center hosts the semester. work of paidthroughout hours work persemester (volunteer) or 75 unpaid of 60 hours of of credit requires Each unit a student towork a minimum credit based onthe number ofhourswork experience. earn Associate degree. Students a certificateoran toward 366 • • • • • Transfer planning. and information; aid and scholarship Financial Free in mathandEnglish; tutoring planning; Education Academic, career, counseling; and personal SANTAMONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 ( smc.edu/music ( smc.edu/internship ) . 310-434-4459 ------)

entry/open exit enrollment, giving students the freedom entry/open exitenrollment,givingstudents have open classes are repeatableand preparation zenship citi and as onesemester, ESL as littlethefree and noncredit The free certificates canbeearned in short-term vocational services learners support to adultintheareas of: student credit certificatewith courses, programs and along Programs offers free Education) non Noncredit (Adult SMC Email: 3171 S. Bundy Dr., Los Angeles Bundy Campus, Room 112 smc.edu/noncredit Noncredit (AdultEducation)Programs classroom. the experience beyond their college enhance and tionships rela positive allies, andadvocatestohelp studentsbuild events, Peer educational and Navigators serve as mentors, workshops, frequentcommunication, andsocialtoring, men Through answer questions. suggest resources, and experiences, to astudent’sconcernsand guidance, listen offer and SMC Peer about Navigators areknowledgeable experience. making themostof SMC college and navigating in tion direc and support one-on-one provide to leaders trained program first-year — connects SMC studentswithstudent The Peer Navigator Program — astudents-helping-students Email: Student S145 Center Services smc.edu/peer-navigator Peer NavigatorProgram visit For details,studentsshould education. classroom-basedprogram, andstructureoftraditional schedule, place, alternatives tothefixed need tochoose who to students and campus at sitesawayfromtheSMC are who programs, degrees,students certificates to and educational providing committed to College is Monica Santa smc.edu/online Online Programs and workforce pursuits. educational ners withcommunityresources to assiststudents withtheir The programpart also issues. ming andothercounseling services to creditprogram as welltransitional planning, regarding assessment, questions career, educational and with students to assist Campus on the Bundy counselors services dedicated Noncredit Program include Counseling Noncredit Counseling Program they need. and flexibility • • •

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[email protected] smc.edu/emeritusgallery , ( offered primarily during the day at primarily during the offered [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] smc.edu/stem Drescher 301 Hall Email: student Santa Monica STEM the College’s Initiatives foster skills to excel in necessary science, technology, engineering, and math courses. STEM is an academic support program designed to help traditionally under-represented students successfully in complete STEM interested careers who are their studies at SMC, transfer to a four-year research-orient STEM the workforce. and enter program, ed baccalaureate Older Adult Program smc.edu/emeritus Monica Santa St., Second 1227 Email: SMC Emeritus is a unique noncredit at Santa program Monica College adults for 55 and age up. Established in curriculum modelincludes program’s the courses 1975, the interests and designed needs of to serve adults who those dedicated now in for retirement, or preparing are to lifelong learning, and continued those seeking personal use of their time. SMC Emeritus growth through creative during classes — except the COVID-19 pandemic, when all online —are classes are the SMC Emeritus Campus the popular near Third Street and throughout community — including the Promenade, Malibu — in easily accessible locations. no fees are There noncredit courses. Registration and enrollment are for the included by mail, walk-in, or Internet. Registration forms are in the SMC Emeritus schedule of classes and may also be downloaded from the SMC Emeritus website. SMC Emeritus also operates an art gallery hosts opening receptions for its exhibitions by stu of works of the community. information More dents and members is available by calling the SMC Emeritus office or visiting the Emeritus website. STEM Program Scholars Program Scholars smc.edu/scholars Services Center S221 Student Email: is a distinctive The Scholars Program academic community within Santa Monicathe larger College campus. Scholars’ a talented group of highly students motivated individu are als whosegoals demand specialized and intense academic preparation and study. The rigorous program academic students to the colleges and for transfer aims to prepare universities of their choice. Through special agree transfer ments with top four-year colleges and universities, Scholars priority consideration students get for admission the to and UC Irvine, and Science (TAP), UCLA College of Letters a few. Loyola (LMU), to name Marymount University philosophy The Scholars Program mastery is to promote through demonstrated writing, research, of subject matter critical thinking, and analysis. Scholars taught courses are by their respec highly recommended by faculty who are and their students.departments The Scholars tive Program provides students with the educational coursework back ground essential to university-level work. SMC Emeritus/Noncredit - - - SANTA MONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 2021–2022 CATALOG COLLEGE MONICA SANTA

310-434-8101 310-434-4926 Student and Representation; which Associated Students funds Resource, programs and initiatives student needs, such as clubs, basic and other campus activities. government, Health Services; Student which Benefits, supports to access technology, transportation options (including the Big rides on free Time” program, Blue Bus “Any Line, Any and a selection of resume, lines when fares the Metro and the LiveSafe app; and bike programs), rideshare Assistance with financial aid; Textbook vouchers; Wellness counseling; and counseling. Career Early enrollment; counseling; and transfer Academic • • • Enrollment; • • • • • • • • other benefits to qualifying students. SMC Promise also offers significant textbook vouchers and

FAFSA or California Dream Act application, and headed are to SMC in full-time fall or spring as first-year, 2021 2022 units). students a (12 or more helps SMC Promise cover for: student’s fees The Santa Monica College Promise program offers free enrollment and other benefits to California residents who graduated from high school submitted have a in 2021, (SMC Promise) smc.edu/freetuition Services Center S110 Student out how to join students the program, should see the Pico Partnership website. Program Santa Monica College Promise ticipants are encouraged to serve as role models for other as role to serve ticipants encouraged are young adults, inviting them to consider the opportunities and benefits that a college education can offer. To find they are 17 to 24 years of age, formerly attended Santa formerly of age, 17 to 24 years are they Monica High School Olympic High School, or demonstrate to refocus their financial a strong desire and have need, lives with a positive outlook par on Program their future. Students eligible are to participate in if Pico Partnership

lowing services: attend SMC and work toward their career and education and education toward their career attend SMC and work one-on-one works with program goals. in the Each student a counselor. provides students with the fol The program Santa Monica College and the City of Santa Monica. The under-rep of the needs program meets the underserved, youth resented who in live close proximity to the College. and Pico Partnership motivates assists young adults to smc.edu/picopartnership Services Center S238 Student is a collaboration Program The Pico Partnership between email. Tostudents be connected Navigator, should to Peer a visit and the website fill out Form. Navigator Request a Peer Program Pico Partnership More informationMore is available by sending on the website or Special Programs and Support Services global experience. Students who successfully complete a who successfully experience. Students global awareness foster amore and intercultural their own expand they credit as earn SMC to the opportunity gives students program. Eachprogram engaging learning an excitingand immerse them in to anothercountryand take students programs Abroad resources, the Study a destination’s of to make faculty members. the most led bySMC Tailored Abroad opportunities Center offersseveral Study Education that goal, SMC’sInternational To support al citizenship. glob promoting to committed is College Monica Santa Student S332 Center Services International Education Center smc.edu/studyabroad Study AbroadPrograms see the Career section. Services this in Center listing should students employment options, student additional the Career website orcallServicesCenter.For Employment visit the Student should For more students information, Security Office. Social card fromthe SS requestbe givenaformletter an to will students name. F-1 the student’s of the correctwith spelling Card Security (SS) Social must haveavalid College, astudent To be employed as a studentworker at SantaMonica Office. Aid by theFinancial funds be awardedFWS ments, and require aid, meeteligibility specific for Federalfinancial apply program thatrequiresthestudent aid financial the FederalWork-StudyProgram, through funded aFederal wages Theaward is for employment. that paysastudent award Aid a Financial is FWS program budgets. ment and depart through campus to work on SH paysstudents (FWS). Federal Work-Study and (SH) Help get programs: Student bud may be employedatSMCunder twospecial Students programs and satellitecampuses. on SMC’sMain many departmentsand in are available jobs On-campus employee. characteristics ofasuccessful and the skills on information offers students College,and Monica at Santa students seeking part-time jobs SMC Aid Office—assists Career the Financial Services processedthrough Center and Employment Program The Student — offeredthroughthe Student S133 Center Services smc.edu/studentemployment Student EmploymentProgram Program webpage the office. or call STEMsee the should students information, more For Bridge Programming. Week other Summer and Skills STEM rience thatincludes expe Program acohort-based (SRI), Research Initiative and are to theScience encouraged students to apply also STEM services and activities: STEM-focused following the cantake advantage of STEM interested in Any student 368 • • • • • and STEM student clubs. and STEM Careers Cool Days ontheQuad, Panels, STEM STEM Courses; STEM Specialized workshops andevents; Faculty-led Peer and coaching; tutoring (SI); Instruction Supplemental SANTAMONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022

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or drop by the Center. or drop by ), smc.edu/vet ( Adult Program) Associated Students (See Office of Student Life and the Associated Students) Athletics Counseling smc.edu/athletics 215 Room Floor, Corsair Gym, 2nd Santa Monica environment College provides an excellent for students journeyto begin their into higher education (CE) programs that prepare students to enter or advance in students to enter that prepare (CE) programs W&ED of their careers. manages a variety grants providing Educationsupport to SMC’sCareer faculty and programs. W&ED also helps support efforts by development pathway robust Career collaborating to create partners with K-12 exploration Education and career pathways that provide dual/concurrent enrollment opportunities to high school students. SMC’s Workforce and Economic Office Development offers of and a variety services trainingemploy programs for area and residents. W&ED designs customized ers to programs help develop the skilled that the region needs to workforce increase its economic growth and successfully compete in today’s global market. The W&ED website offers useful tools to help students with goals. Education Students in Career their career interested (CE) will find resources they can download. One resource Coach, which is provides Career the opportunity to learn field, job about prospects in the opportunities, employment and the education income potential,degrees, and related training available at Santa Monica College Support Services Art Galleries (See SMC Pete and Susan Barrett Art Gallery, SMC Emeritus/Noncredit Older For more information, visit the Veterans Success Center website Development (W&ED) & Economic Workforce smc.edu/workforcedevelopment 417 Room Campus, Bundy Angeles Dr., Los Bundy S. 3171 Santa Monica & Economic College’s Office of Workforce funding government with works (W&ED) Development sources to consolidate, coordinate, and improve employ training, and ment, literacy throughout our community by developing for studentsprograms and business and indus professionalstry further their education to and advance their careers. W&ED understands that the growing pressure from interna tional competition, the rapid and change of technology, the competitive position of the Los Angeles region and the state of California depen in largely the global are marketplace dent on a highlyas a department skilled W&ED, workforce. in a premier educational institution, knows its role in the business new to that attracts development of a workforce the region and supports of existing the growth business and industries. emerging Education W&ED also has a commitment to provide Career ------SANTA MONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 2021–2022 CATALOG COLLEGE MONICA SANTA 310-434-4491 310-434-8205 310-434-8109

Center. counseling, that aim to help and students other services their education for veterans’ achieve goals. VA paperwork of and benefits under Chapters 33 35 dependents receiving the GI Bill is also processed through Success the Veterans Through the Veterans Success Center, veterans can find Through veterans Center, the Veterans Success and transfer career, for academic, arrangements or make counseling, as well as financial aid, tutoring, mental health can feel comfortable, decompress, and take a break from from and a break can feel comfortable, decompress, take textbook-lending campus hubbub. the study free library, A pods, computer lab, tutoring room, and a lounge avail are and their family members. able to all student veterans to college. The Veterans Success Center offers a variety of offers a variety Success Center to college. The Veterans of military The Center support veterans to service. services and student their families veterans offers a place where Lower Level Center, Invictus Cayton SMC’s Veterans Success Center provides assistance in mat pertaining ters to a student’s transition from the military ally to undocumented students. Veterans Success Center (VSC) smc.edu/vet training session that includes of the history an overview and policies affecting undocumented students, information about and special what it means to be an campus resources, as UndocuAlly) of Santa Monica is a network College fac and ulty, staff, managers, students committed to providing support, education and understanding to our SMC undocu mented students. participants Program attend a three-hour smc.edu/undocually Services Center S238 Student known (better SMC’s Undocumented Student Ally Program To find and out about its Academy more offer the Teacher ings, students should us a call. or give visit our website Undocumented Student Ally Program culturally children groups of diverse and families in schools, and homes.centers, are offered during Courses the day, in and online. on weekends, the evening, sional institutions development and to four-year transfer credential. to teacher All complete a PK-12 options are students designed with to prepare to work linguistically and Our program offers options offers professional forchild Our program early hood education certification — including Transitional certification (TK) Teacher — as well as profes Kindergarten cators by offering courses, hands-on fieldwork experiences, mentorships, and of support a wide variety and services grants to help our students as quality succeed professionals in education. gram of the SMC Education/Earlygram Childhood Department — is a campus community for prospective educators of chil dren from birth Academy through The Teacher 12th grade. was started in growing pool to foster a 1994 of edu future Bundy Campus, 3rd Floor Campus, Bundy Angeles Dr., Los Bundy S. 3171 at Santa Monica a pro College — Academy The Teacher Center website. 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. [email protected] wireless access to the Internet is available at various indoor smc.edu/computerlabs services computer-based Santa Monica College has many and on-campus computer labs for students. On-campus child-development Growing Place. Information center on Lab School developments is available at Computer Labs and Services on experience they need to develop crucial expertise under need to develop crucial expertise they on experience the guidance of leading education professionals. Located at the corner of 4th andStreet Civic Center Drive in Santa Monica, the Lab School is being operated by the nonprofit scheduled to open in 2021. The Lab School will grow to serve up to 110 children annually, andin-training give teachers in SMC’s Education and Early Childhood programs the hands- Santa Monica Early Childhood Lab School Lab Childhood Early Monica Santa Santa Monica College and the City of Santa Monica part nered to build the innovative Early Childhood Lab School, enrollment, a minimum and a child GPA, 2.0 under 10 years subsidized NOT receiving who are child — AND care of age monthly up qualify toward their to $400 — may to receive child expenses. care Chair Gary Huff. Chair Gary Care Fund Child Students Associated Single financial parents who have a minimum need, 6-unit Students while with attend a need for child services care at SMC should ing classes send email or call to schedule an appointment Childhood with Early Education Department listed below provide financial and other support to help students the costs of quality cover child care. Detailed information about available the services can be found at smc.edu/childcareservices Santa Monica child options College offers several care for is no at SMC. attend classes There students while they child on center the SMC care campus, but the programs Bundy Campus, Room 317 Room Campus, Bundy Angeles Dr., Los Bundy S. 3171 Email: the Center for Wellness & Wellbeing. for Wellness & the Center Child Care Services smc.edu/childcareservices call 800-691-6003, the 24/7 emotional the 24/7 call support 800-691-6003, line. For an appointment individual to seek psychological to or services, find out about upcoming workshops, students should call Topic-oriented workshops (e.g., Test Anxiety, Stress Stress Anxiety, Test (e.g., workshops Topic-oriented also to students. offered are Management) For in-the-moment mental health support, students can Licensed psychologists and interns/trainees help students find appropriate them help or problems these resolve in community. the resources of self-confidence; family or problems with interpersonal friends; life such stresses as leaving home, death of a loved one, mid-life transitions; or other problems such as alcohol eating habits, issues, etc. sexual or drug use, personal counseling who enrolled students to currently have paid the Health Services fee. Personal concerns with interfere sometimes study and concentration. 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SMC@Email Once the Gmail Once the account is set up, students @student.smc.edu Theatre Arts Productions smc.edu/theatre Theatre Arts Complex Students at Santa Monica participate College may in full- scale productions offered to the community and receive training in all aspects of productions, theater from intense classes specifically for the training of the actor (including acting classes in Modern Realism and various historical styles, vocal production and movement) stage for the stage, production of theater to training technical in the aspects The Edye thebroadstage.com Tickets & Information SMC Performing Arts Center Monica Santa St., 11th 1310 The Edye is a small “black box”and rehearsal performance facility that opened in fall 2007. The Edye is an ideal setting for intimate concerts and small productions offering audi of ences the experience being up-close and personal with but free, are held art. Many of performance the events here the website or see ALL require advance reservations. Please call the Information listings number for events and other details. The Eli and Edythe Broad Stage (The Broad Stage) thebroadstage.com Tickets & Information SMC Performing Arts Center Monica Santa St., 11th 1310 The Eli — known familiarly and Edythe Broad Stage as The of top- to host a variety — opened in fall 2008 Broad Stage including events, and other fully music, dance, staged rated commercial productions. is a top enter The Broad Stage tainment destination for audiences throughout the region. the website for the latest details on upcoming see Please information. and ticket performances Connect, then click Connect, on the instructions. should to be sure check it frequently, as this will where be Santa Monica College will all send official communication to students. College from the NOTE: The and will period of non disabled a be after manent service, enrollment at SMC. Students should NOT link or associate their SMC student email address with personal and non-SMC including Instagram, services, Facebook, Twitter, related and other social media, as well as bank account(s), ATM and credit cards, and for purchased apps/services. SMC email discretion at the College’s restricted be at addresses may any time. Card SMC Student I.D. The SMC student and I.D. provides SMC card is free students with a photo I.D., enhanced and access features, improved campus security. offers a convenient The card way to speed up checking out books and and materials from the Library the campus tutoring labs and and centers, learning resource at SMC. to many other services provides access information,For more students should contact the Cashier’s Office. ------SANTA MONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 2021–2022 CATALOG COLLEGE MONICA SANTA . 310-434-4289 310-434-3434 /calendar) smc.edu and log into Corsair ( Information 310-434-8204 Information ). To set up a Gmail account, . smc.edu/cc .

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As part of the Westside’s flourishing the gallery enjoys art movement, community. support the Each exhibit from active has an smc.edu/photo Floor Drescher 2nd Hall, The SMC Photography Gallery is nationally as recognized Gallery, visit ouror browse the SMC webpage, Events cal endar SMC Photography Gallery where artists, students, and members of artists, students, and the community where members to enjoy and can gather exchange ideas on pre the works sented. For details on upcoming art exhibitions, gallery activities, please call the and other receptions and talks, international artists, and hosts SMC’s annual student and faculty art shows, as well as gallery talks, and SMC’s popu Sale. Each exhibitlar Holiday has an opening Art reception 1310 11th St., 1st Floor, Santa Monica Santa Floor, 1st St., 11th 1310 exhib features Gallery Art and Susan Barrett The SMCPete its of in the best contemporary art by local, national, and visit the planetarium’s webpage. Gallery SMC Pete and Susan Barrett Art smc.edu/Barrett speak at the SMC campus. speak For show and dates topics, ticket prices, or other informa a special group presentation — please tion to arrange — or The Feature Show at 8 p.m. concentrates in more detail on in more p.m. Show 8 concentrates at The Feature a specific topic such exploration as the of Mars or the quest for life beyond Earth, provides viewing opportu telescope nities and at various times of brings to year, guest experts night sky. The show is updated to weekly reflect the ever- changing sky and the latest news in space exploration and andquestions about favorite astronomy, guests their from constellations welcomed. cosmic phenomena or other are ium presents two highly popular astronomy shows. “The interest, Show” p.m. general Night Sky at 7 is an interactive 50-minute introduction wonders and to the sights of the for multimedia for multimedia presentations. planetarium The is used by SMC and astronomy classes, local science schools, commu public. and the general nity groups, On Friday evenings during the planetar academic year, the system, which planetarium the provides with capabilities system, Special Programs and Support Services as new study strategies. reading, as well textbook and notetaking for new methods learn students helps also Tutoring course material. about totake back toinstructors questions formulate class, and in not ask they concepts fromcourses, did ask the questions have masteredthecoursework, review who key from tutors the material of a better understanding to gain opportunity the giving students offers manybenefits,including Tutoring through CorsairConnect are online scheduled appointments Tutoring appointment. 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Academic Policies Academic Policies tive average. grade point a C(2.0) orbetter cumula must maintain College, students Monica at Santa academic standing good remain in To ACADEMIC PROBATION plan. education a comprehensivestudent including success plan, andtodevelopa student stances thatled to probation, to review the circum as possible as soon with acounselor meet should academic orprogressprobation on Students Program Scholars and otherfoster youth are exempted). the Guardian in (students status or progressprobationary after twoconsecutivesemesters academic and/ (CCPG) of CollegePromise Grant for theCalifornia lose eligibility will Students or readmittedstatus. disqualified, probationary, of semesters after twoconsecutive priority lower enrollment be subjectto will Priorities),students 4111.8 (Enrollment Please note: Per AR or progress disqualification. fication, academic disquali progress probation, academic probation, can leadto to meetSuccessStandards Failure the Student notations. received 50% and of I, less than W, units cumulative orNP 12 at least in enrolled timely progresshas of standards A student whomeets fied amountofenrolledunits. the the speci within Pass; formerlynotations NC-No Credit) NP (No and W (Withdrawal), percentage I (Incomplete), of Timely Progress average point for thepurposeofgraduation. their grade calculating in be used WILL at otherinstitutions grades earned that note However, should students sities. grades earneddoes NOTinclude atother colleges oruniver GPA SMC The cumulative College. Monica taken at Santa tive average grade point of C(2.0)or better in allclasses Achievement Academic Achievement” and “TimelyProgress.” of “Academic meeting SuccessStandards the SMCStudent goals. Students are expected to take responsibility for meet their succeed and students programs tohelp ized range of academiccourses, student services, special and a broad committed toproviding College is Monica Santa Disqualification Policies Progress Probationand Academic and of thecatalog. or othersections not covered this topics in on information smc.edu/AdminRegulation Please see the District’s Administrative Regulations at notice. section issubjecttochange without provided inthis information The procedures atany time. and regulations, rules, right toadd,amend,orrepealanyofitspolicies, reservestheCommunity CollegeDistrictadministration Monica Santa the catalogwaspublished. of edition this was currentwhen order. Information alphabetical ed in are present College. Topics procedures atSantaMonica view rules, regulations,and of selected academicpolicies, catalog offersasummary over the SMC of section This Academic Policies 378 SANTAMONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 isdefinedasnotexceeding the allowed is defined as maintaining a cumula as maintaining defined is s for additional details, aswell foradditional ------

avoided by timely and appropriate withdrawal. appropriate by timelyand avoided that canbe demic and/orprogress probation—situations aca on to beplaced from classescausesmanystudents to properlywithdraw Failure section. Attendance Policies As a preventive measure, are students urged to review the tory academic performance. unsatisfac to due SMC from attending or are disqualified average grade SMC point to a2.0orbetter, their cumulative they raise until academic probation remain on will Students a winterorsummer in session. five (5)units semester a springorfall in and a maximumofsix(6)units to are limited institution, from another after disqualification have transferred from SMC,orwho to SMC disqualification after status probationary have beenreadmittedunder who Students a winterorsummersession. in units five (5) and semester a springorfall in (9) units a maximumofnine in are to enrolling on academic limited probation Students if they: be placedonacademicprobation will Students session. semester a winterorsummer five (5)semester in and units a (9) semestera maximumofnine in units in to enrolling are limited progress probation on Students enrolled. units I (Incomplete),orNP (No Pass)reaches or exceeds 50% of the student receives in which of W a (Withdrawal), notation the percentage if units of progress probation be placedon at leasttwelve in (12)semester will enrolled units A student units. enrolled number of the specified within NC-No Credit)notations NP and (NoPass; formerly (Incomplete), W(Withdrawal), I percentage of exceed the allowed not must students College, Monica atSanta standing good in remain To PROGRESS PROBATION 310-434-8017. by calling an athleticcounselor with the situation arrange to discuss IMMEDIATELY should academic performance, due topoor ing SMCastudent from attend or disqualified placed onacademicprobation may that astudent be If there status. isANY possibility academic regardless of competition, of the season during can beforKIN (a maximumof3thoseunitsPEcourses) 12 units actively attending and in be enrolled must student Fall) PLEASE NOTE: STUDENT ATHLETES IN SEASON OF COMPETITION(Spring/ Center. Education International from the a counselor with the situation arrange to discuss IMMEDIATELY should academic performance, the student SMC duetopoor from attending or disqualified probation academic on may beplaced a student that ANY possibility is semester, spring and each dents withanF-1 visatocomplete during 12 units F-1 VISA STUDENTS PLEASE NOTE: course can lead to a receiving grade ofF(0.0). the instructor is NOT sufficient. Failure to withdraw from a dent’s responsibility to withdraw a course. Informing from • • •

Are readmitted after disqualification from SMC. Are readmitted after disqualification another collegeoruniversity; status at Transfer to SMCwhileondisqualification 12 attempted; or more SMC cumulativeunitsor average below aC(2.0)cumulativegrade point Fall in To compete in a given sport at SMC,a a givensport compete in To regardless ofacademicstatus. Federal law spring or fall spring requires It isthestu Ifthere stu fall - - - - - Academic Policies ------379 or see consult a counsel must complete and MUST fall or spring semester, and who have been away been and who have , then go to ‘SMC Quick Links,’ Links,’ Quick go to ‘SMC then , smc.edu/DQProbationPolicies

smc.edu/cc fall will spring or semester be disqualified from After a 1st disqualification, After if a student is allowed the counselor will to reinstate, specify a maximum number of units the student can enroll in, up to a maximum of six (6) units for a • If a student is denied reinstatement, the counselor If a student is denied may reinstatement, require the student to successfully complete a specific num ber of units at another college or university, with a specific to SMC. being allowedreinstatement before minimum GPA, at SMC include: policies Other reinstatement regarding semester, and a maximum semester, of (3) three units when pre- enrolling session. or summer for the next winter student A who becomes disqualified after pre-enrolling for the sub will be administratively sequent semester dropped from courses if the student all by a is not reinstated registered counselor. Students should go to information. a counselor for more STUDENTS REINSTATEMENT OF DISQUALIFIED from (dismissed) disqualified been have who Students Santa Monica College due to poor academic performance and/or unsatisfactoryprogress, or less, from SMC semester for one submit a ‘Disqualified Student Petition Reinstatement for to Probationary Status.’ Students who petition for rein to SMC statement may or may not allowed be to return, depending guidelines. on reinstatement To complete the reinstatement petition, students must log in to Corsair at Connect click on ‘DQ Student Petition,’ and follow the instructions. Once the petition is successfully submitted, a confirmation will and message appear, the petition will in be saved the petition a reinstatement Corsair Connect account. To have and processed, a student reviewed or. The counselor is reinstatement will whether determine possible, what conditions in to order the student must meet enroll at SMC, and how many units enroll the student may units academic term. in, up to a maximum of 6 per fied pre-enrolling after will subsequent for the be semester administratively dropped if courses from all the registered counselor. not reinstated by a student is information, an SMC counselor. For further please see DISQUALIFICATION PROGRESS Students been placed who have on probation progress at the end of a Santa Monica of College at the end the subsequent semes when ter cumulative of the units percentage in which stu a a notation dent receives of W (Withdrawal), I (Incomplete), or exceeds Credit) reaches NC-No formerly Pass; (No or NP of units 50% enrolled. A student who becomes disqualified pre-enrolling after for will the subsequent semester be administratively dropped courses if from allthe student registered is not reinstated by a counselor. Any student on progress probation,whose most however, work does not semester exceed the allowed recent percent notations or NP will disqualified, I, not be of W, age but continue on probation. progress Students on “readmitted disqualified” status will be initially limited to a maximum of six (6) units when pre-enrollingfor the next fall or spring - - - - - SANTA MONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 2021–2022 CATALOG COLLEGE MONICA SANTA fall stu . If there requires Federal law Federal law regardless of academic regardless of academic status To in compete a given sport at SMC, a nia requires California College Promise become ineligible become for a CCPG for the next fall or spring enrolled already in unless (a) have they semester not yet or (b) have the next fall or spring semester; units. completed 12 Students who fail to meet the GPA and/or completion Students the GPA who fail to meet standards will Probation. rate be placed on CCPG Students Probation on CCPG one major term have and/or their GPA to raise (fall spring semester) or completion rate. Students and/or who fail their GPA to raise completion minimum up to the standards rate may To remain CCPG eligible, students must maintain To remain CCPG eligible, students must at and a course completion of at least a 2.0 GPA rate least 50%. fall or spring semester on fall academic probation or spring semester fails to • • • winter or summer session. A student who becomes disquali probation. Students on disqualified” “readmitted status will be initially limited of six to a maximum (6) units when pre-enrolling and for the next fall a or spring semester, maximum of three (3) units when pre-enrolling for the next achieve a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher by the end of a cumulative GPA achieve on any student academic proba However, the semester. a equals or exceeds GPA semester tion most recent whose will 2.0 GPA not be disqualified, but continue on academic ACADEMIC DISQUALIFICATION Academic disqualification will result if a student who begins the Grant (CCPG) Satisfactory Academic Progress Requirement, Grant (CCPG) Satisfactory Academic Progress including how to appeal the loss of CCPG eligibility, is on the SMC Financial Aid webpage. More information about the California College Promise •

standards. note: Please REQUIREMENT The State of Califor Grant (CCPG) recipients certain minimum to meet academic CALIFORNIA COLLEGE PROMISE GRANT CALIFORNIA COLLEGE PROMISE PROGRESS (CCPG) SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC placed on probation progress or disqualified from attend ing SMC the student due to unsatisfactory should progress, to discuss the situation IMMEDIATELY arrangements make with an athletic counselor by calling 310-434-8017. student must be enrolled in and actively attending 12 units those units PE courses) (a maximum of 3 of can be for KIN during the season of competition,of regardless academic possibility status. is ANY If there that a student be may International Education Center. OF COMPETITION (Spring/ SEASON IN ATHLETES STUDENT NOTE: PLEASE Fall) is possibility ANY be placed that a student may on prog ress probation or disqualified from attending SMC due to should student unsatisfactory the IMMEDIATELY progress, arrange to discuss situation the the with a counselor from F-1 VISA STUDENTS PLEASE NOTE: PLEASE STUDENTS VISA F-1 units 12 during to completedents with an F-1visa each and spring semester, increase their number of completed units to meet the units number of completed their increase meet to until enrolled units, or of their they percentage required disqualified are attending from SMC to their continuing due unsatisfactory progress. Studentswill remainon progress probation until they Academic Policies the followingsteps IN THEORDERPRESENTED. Student Petition forReinstatement.’ The studentmusttake a ‘Disqualified file BOTHanSMCAdmissionApplicationAND after beingdisqualifiedfromanotherinstitutionisrequiredto (one year) orlonger being awayfromSantaMonicafortwoconsecutive semesters A disqualifiedstudentwhowishestobe readmitted REASONS DISQUALIFIED FORACADEMICORPROGRESS ADMISSION/READMISSION OFSTUDENTS statement to SMC. seeking students rein other requirements fordisqualified Please see 380 • • • • • • • to thestudent’s SMCemailaddress. review the student’sDQPetitionand emailaresponse the transcriptsare received, will an SMCcounselor 1900 Monica, CA 90405-1628. Pico Blvd.,Santa When college(s) transcripts tobesent of all copy SMC, thestudentMUSTarrange for anofficial the student’sSMCemailaddress. Oncereadmitted to — to with anyfurther — alonginstructions decision review and emailthe will the petition SMC counselor received. After a student’stranscriptsare received, an transcripts are all OR becompleteuntil continue PLEASE NOTE: NOT The reinstatement process will name and SMC IDnumber. their full and include transcripts to unofficial email alegible copyoftheir another collegeshould from IMPORTANT: who were Students disqualified address. to thestudent’sSMCemail any further instructions, with along email itsdecision, at SMC,andwill enroll the studentmustmeet in order to what conditions determine whether and reinstatement is possible Committee will The Readmission student tofollow. for the message appear withfurther instructions will Once thecompletedDQPetitionissubmitted,a petition. the link, clickonthatandcompletesubmit Petition’ under ‘SMCQuickLinks’forthe‘DQ Student to CorsairConnect,look The studentmustlogin SMC IDnumberreactivated in thesystem. have their previous will Returning students Connect. to Corsair be usedtologin ID number,will which receive an emailthatprovidesSMCStudent the studentwill Aftertheapplication, submitting section. the ‘New/Returning ‘Apply Now’in Students’ button SMC bygoing to for admission Thestudentmustfileanapplication requesting tobereinstated. after that, a studentmustwaitforoneyear before and each disqualification After a 3rddisqualification, requesting tobereinstated; and before one semester one intersession and possibly a studentmustwaitfor After a 2nddisqualification, summer session; and uptoamaximumofthree for awinteror (3) units SANTAMONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022

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- situation with a counselor and file a petition for academic a petition file and a counselor with situation or her his mustdiscuss previous coursework. The student — bydisregardingupto30 semester of thestudent’s units the student’sremoval— and/or fromacademicprobation of adegree student’s completionorcertificate program a a processdesignedtofacilitate Academic Renewalis ACADEMIC RENEWAL or progress renewal. garded must meet the requirements foracademic renewal to havepreviouscoursework disre wish who Students in which the student’s performance was substandard. at SMC completed previously a student classes for units of disregard aselectednumber will College Monica Santa Progress Renewal Academic and supervisor toresolve their enrollmentstatus. Admissions meet with the should issues for disciplinary institutions suspended, or expelled fromother disqualified, Students OTHER REASONS ADMISSION OFSTUDENTSDISQUALIFIEDFOR granted by the Admissions Office. granted by theAdmissions be will the petition of approval progress renewal. Final for a petition file and a counselor with or her situation his discuss must student coursework. The previous student’s the 30 semester of of to amaximum units up disregarding — by removal fromprogressprobation the student’s and/or a degree of or certificate program— completion student’s Progress a Renewal isaprocess designedtofacilitate PROGRESS RENEWAL requirements. general education course(s) may not be used tosatisfycertificate, degree, or to make annotated it readilyevidentthat anydisregarded permanent be record, the student’stranscriptswill and All disregarded coursework remain in the will student’s criteria: following for academicrenewal, must meet To qualify the student the Office. the Admissions be grantedby will the petition of approval renewal. Final 4. 3. 2. 1.

to bedisregarded. of themostrecent student’s completion coursework There since the must bealapseofatleastsixmonths after the coursework to bedisregarded; and must beconsecutiveandhave begun anytime completed thecoursework to bedisregarded; units regionally accredited college oruniversity consecutive semester with agrade units of 2.0ata of 12 The studenthascompletedaminimum and institution; course withaC(2.0)orhigheratSMCanother complete the not subsequently or F(0.0)anddid classes where the student received a grade of D(1.0) The coursework to to bedisregarded is limited IGETC orCSUGEcertification;and coursework for adegree or certificate from SMCorfor The studenthasnotpreviouslyusedpetitioned

after having - Academic Policies - - - 381 After the registra the After expelled from the . smc.edu/cc The attendance and withdrawal policies listed Graduation a student Honors — requires with Highest of 4.0 (including GPA attained a cumulative to have a from other colleges) and completed coursework minimum while attending units of 12 of coursework SMC; Graduation a student to Honors — requires with High from 3.70 to ranging GPA attained a cumulative have 3.99 (including colleges) and from other coursework completed a minimum units while of 12 of coursework attending SMC; and Graduation student to with Honors a — requires ranging from 3.0 to attained a cumulative GPA have 3.69 (including from other colleges) and coursework completed a minimum units while of 12 of coursework attending SMC. • • • last attendance date — or, if enrolled in an online or hybrid of substantivelast date participation class, the — was prior to the 60% point of completion of the course. Poor perfor mance means the student participated after the 60% point in course and an F. be the earned Nonattendance may of financial grounds for return aid funds. COURSE ENROLLMENT: ADDING CLASSES add classes throughout registration student may the A period via Corsair Connect at Students who been suspended have or point their grade of how excellent College — regardless honors not eligible at might be — are to receive average graduation. Attendance Policies Please note: in this section do not apply to Emeritus and not-for-credit classes at Santa Monica College. Regular attendance and participation are obligations student at the time of enrollment. assumed by every Extenuating circumstances of verified cases are accidents, illnesses, beyond other circumstances control, the student’s and other conditions defined by the Governing Board and in published regulations. Students who withdraw from classes responsible are for initiating the drop process by the appropriate deadlines. Students who do not withdraw by the specific deadlines earn a substandard may or failing a credit course for grade notation (No Pass) grade or an NP for a noncredit class. Students will not be eligible for a refund if withdrawal the refund deadline. the place after takes The instructor issuing an F (0.0) to a student may be asked by the Financial Aid Office to verify if the F was the result of ‘nonattendance.’ Nonattendance means the student’s coursework from other colleges), but from other colleges), coursework also all meet of SMC’s including graduation requirements, completion the of a minimum units attending SMC. while of 12 of coursework Students must also be in good standing academic (i.e., not on disqualified status at the time they for lack of progress) graduate. must match the point student’s cumulative grade average A narrow range specified below for the student to be award ed one of the following honors Associate degree: with the - - - - SANTA MONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 2021–2022 CATALOG COLLEGE MONICA SANTA ) and the Course 380 ) for information on possible 383 fall a Dean’s Honor and List spring semester, of out There must be a lapse of at least six months since the There to be disregarded. time after the coursework to be disregarded; any any to be disregarded; the coursework after time Withdrawal Credit (“NC”), Incomplete (“I”), No (“W”), during (“NP”) notation/grade Pass or No received the student ineligible will this make timeframe for and renewal; progress coursework student’s completion of the most recent The student has completed — without The student has completed receiving W (No Credit), NC a notation (No Pass), of NP — a minimum (Withdrawal), or I (Incomplete) of units of 2.0 with a grade consecutive semester 12 college or university after at a regionally accredited to be disregarded; coursework having completed the units begun any have must be consecutive and must The coursework to be disregarded is limited to be disregarded to The coursework a notation of W student received the classes where Credit); NC-No formerly (No Pass; (Withdrawal) or NP and 3. 2. 1. not only have a 3.0 or higher cumulative (including GPA tion of their outstanding at graduation. academic excellence of A record their graduation honors will appear on their transcript. To be eligible for honors graduation, students must at a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher for all point a cumulative grade average have completed at SMC and college-level courses they at special other regionallyrecogni accredited colleges receive HONORS AT GRADUATION consistently who have students Santa Monica College demonstrated outstanding academic excellence and have F (0.0) as a grade (grades of P, NP, or I are not included). or I are NP, of P, (grades F (0.0) as a grade transcript will student’s A be annotated with the designa tion “Dean’s Honor List.” qualifying fall or spring semester, and have earned a semes earned qualifying and have fall or spring semester, higher. The units of 3.0 or must be point grade average ter B (3.0), C (2.0), D (1.0), or (4.0), in that award an A courses Each standing students is issued. To be eligible for the Dean’s of Honor completed a program List, a student must have 12 or more graded units at Santa Monica College during the improvement of grade point average (GPA). point of grade average improvement DEAN’S HONOR LIST required to have a minimum 2.0 (C) point grade average, Academic the see based on all units Please attempted. and Renewal policies Progress (page Repetition policy (page Good Standing To maintain good academic standing at SMC, students are general education general requirements. for Academic Requirements permanent record, and the student’s transcripts will record, be permanent that any disregarded it readily evident annotated to make or degree, used to satisfy certificate, not be course(s) may student’s will the in remain coursework All disregarded

following criteria: To qualify the the student must meet renewal, for progress Academic Policies of the sessions of that class that meet FIRST DURING that class THE of the sessions of MUST ATTENDALL class any SMC in enrolled A student TO WITHDRAWFROMCLASSES ATTENDANCE ANDSTUDENT REQUEST edu/cc at go toCorsair Connect should students For details, — agrade Pass basis of P (Pass) orNP (No Pass). a Pass/No to take a courseon or have petitioned Pass basis a Pass/No or —iftheycoursesofferedon arein enrolled a grade ofA(4.0),B(3.0),C(2.0),D(1.0),F(0.0), deadline from aclass bythe withdrawn officially dents whohave not stu assign Instructorswill (described below). Withdrawal to request to begranted on the an Excused petition option have the also whether the requestcanbegranted.Students determine Committee will Considerations Records Special & The Admissions Office. to the Admissions Withdrawal for Late a Petition by submitting request alatewithdrawal who are from a course dropped after the 75% mark may Students the student’stranscript. on units” as “enrolled be included for theclasswill units and W (Withdrawal), receive will student’s CorsairConnectaccount) a grade of line foraGuaranteed “W” onthe class scheduleatthe and the75% deadline mark as the of the dead class (listed between from aclasstherefund dropped is who A student als. late arriv absences and of determine theconsequences will the course.Faculty the firstweek throughout during and the class in participate to substantively failing includes this in the course. ing has become excessive or thestudentisno longerparticipat instructor’s judgment, the student’snumberofabsences the fromaclasswhen, A in student maybedropped also or may receive an F(0.0)orNP (No Pass)fornonattendance. by theinstructor, RISKS BEINGDROPPEDfromtheclass class the WEEK of the FIRST meet that during class for that sions class, actively ALL ofthe ses participate in) (or ifanonline attend does not who at SMC any class in A studentenrolled TO DROPASTUDENT ATTENDANCE ANDINSTRUCTORREQUEST enrolled. sibility toensure thatstudents attending are officially not receive credit It for the class. isthe instructor’s respon may deadline by theapplicable to enroll fails who student A enrollment. to confirm It isthestudent’sresponsibility student canthenusetoaddtheclassviaCorsairConnect. the code tothe student, which reinstatement authorization a Instructors may student byissuing reinstate a dropped class viaCorsairConnect. the use toadd will the student code, which authorization a lateenrollment a student issue Instructors may also date oflateenrollment. of classattendancefromthe time the the classstarted until evidence provide must The student Services (ordesignee). be made by theDeanofEnrollment will deny thepetition to grantor The decision by theinstructor. signed ment, and the lateenroll circumstancesjustifying the extenuating stating Consideration (or designee) by aPetitionforSpecial Services request from thestudenttoDeanofEnrollment by formal be added concludes, classesmay only period tion 382 andclickontheclasssched SANTAMONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 In the case of online and hybrid classes, hybrid and Inthecase of online ule.

smc. ------Corsair Connect account. Students who must drop a course must drop who Students account. Connect Corsair the student’s in listed class each enrolled next to are noted — agrade ofP dates (Pass) orNP drop (No Pass).Specific a Pass/NoPassbasis take acourse on to have petitioned or a Pass/NoPassbasis courses offeredon are in enrolled they (0.0), or—if A (4.0),B(3.0),C(2.0),D(1.0),F grade of receive will a deadline by this have NOTwithdrawn who students All deadlines. dates and for theirspecific account of the class. The on thestudent’stranscript. units” “enrolled as be included will for theclass units and (Withdrawal), receive will a gradeW of account) dent’s CorsairConnect at thestu the classschedule for aGuaranteed“W”on as thedeadline the 75% mark and (listed of theclass line dead between therefund a class drops who A student consequences ofabsencesandlatearrivals. determine class regularly the in and ontime.Facultywill is expected for normalprogressaclass,student to be in attendance isessential the course.Since in participating absences hasbecome excessive orthe student isnolonger the instructor’sjudgment,student’snumberof when, in A student mayfromaclass by theinstructor. be dropped or RISKBEINGDROPPEDfromtheclass WEEK oftheclass will be aW. will is approved, the the course. Ifthe resulting grade petition in they were enrolled which the term of in after theend days 90 calendar more than no Office the Admissions in for retroactive/late withdrawal apetition file must Students a class. performance in academic remedy poor to way a as considered. tively — inorder for aretroactive request withdrawal to be retroac requestingsuch awithdrawal to justify class —and from a withdrawal circumstances tojustify verifiableand musthaveextenuating,documented, drawal, thestudent for aretroactive/late circumstances. Tobeeligible with ted. However, these may be granted undercertainlimited permit not from classesare late withdrawalsnormally Requests forRetroactive/Late Withdrawal: Connect ( at Corsair schedule class byviewingthestudent’s be found Specific information about dates and these deadlines option. longer an no is contest theirgrade, as aWithdrawal to they wish if the instructor meet with should the student cases those In for alatewithdrawal. ects are NOT eligible proj final or submitting taking thefinal the courseincluding have completed who Students (EW). Withdrawal Excused an for qualifies the student be aW,unless grade will ing approved, theresult is the term. If thepetition the endof Services and theDeanofEnrollment prior to tors involved of theinstruc the approval Office, and obtain Admissions the in Late Withdrawal for a Petition file must student The the student. of thecontrol or othercircumstancesbeyond obligation, accident, military an as verifiedcases of such instructor’s judgmentthere are extenuating circumstances, the in if the semester the 75thpercentileof or session after for latewithdrawal may petition A student below). to be Withdrawal(described granted petition anExcused the request on to have theoption also Students granted. determine whether Committee will the requestcanbe Considerations & RecordsSpecial Office. The Admissions the Admissions to for LateWithdrawal a Petition mitting after the 75% mark may by sub request a latewithdrawal

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------only smc. 383 The Credit Course Enrollment ). 40), available 40), online (go to (SMC 43 AR 4000StudentServices ments in ments the special class will that goal help further [note that the course repetition must designated as part of the student’s accommodation]; or required by statute or regulation Courses that are as a condition the student is of employment AND to be employed for a paid seeking or volunteer job or the course; that requires Courses that address a significant in indus change or licensure standards so that repetition is try for the student’s employment or licen necessary The original course was completed at least three it, and the course is prior to repeating (3) years prerequisite, required by the District as a recency OR another educational institution to which a stu the course to be requires to transfer dent seeks than the student’s last enroll recently more taken in significant-lapse- that the ment the course [note of-time exception cannot if the student be used a substandard when last enrolled earned grade course]. The student must provide documentation or for transfer; if the repetition is necessary in the course was The student’s previous grade to be the result of extenuating circum determined documentation stances (illness, etc.; accident, fire, or required); of circumstances is generally disabilities The student has one or more and the student’s success in other classes is dependent upon additional repetition of a special class, the for student needs to enroll again to be prepared enrollment in or the student’s educa other classes, tion plan specifies a goal in which additional enroll • • • • • (Excused Withdrawal), or MW (Military (Excused Withdrawal); Withdrawal), or MW or Courses Santa Monica College has designated as or repeatable; a satisfactory Courses in which a student received and one of the following grade conditions applies: Courses that were originally completed with an Courses that were (No Pass; of D (1.0), F (0.0), NP unsatisfactory grade Credit) and/or (Withdrawal), EW NC-No W formerly 2. 3. 1.

re-enroll require authorization authorization require re-enroll a counselor from BEFORE counselor, with a meeting after In some cases, ENROLLING. students will to complete and need file a Request for Special Consideration petition with Counseling the Department counselora course. The to repeat will whether determine a petitioncircumstances, on the is required. Depending requests to enroll in a THIRD a course may not time be approved. Requests to enroll in a course a FOURTH time (or more) will NOT be approved, except under certain, limited very extenuating circumstances, which must be documented. will Courses completed with an EW not count limits against the enrollment listed above. “Credit Course Enrollment please see For complete details, Limitation” edu/AR Limitation policy is pending subject to change, revisions to California Code of Regulations Title 5. Santa Monica (enroll College permits students repeat to again in) completed, but courses they have already under special circumstances authorized by California Code of Regulations Title 5. The special include: circumstances

- SANTA MONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 2021–2022 CATALOG COLLEGE MONICA SANTA cs 81, Biology 10G, ESL Mathemati An Excused An Excused Withdrawal may (EW) 23 cannot cannot 23 be applied toward the 21H, 22H, 25H, 41H; 25H, 22H, 21H, Counseling 20, 21A, 23, 24, 80, 84R, 84W, 85; 84W, 84R, 80, 24, 23, 21A, 20, The following identified courses are as Basic Skills Counseling 10W, 11A, 14A, 14B, 15, 16A, 16B, 16C, 17, 23; 17, 16C, 16B, 16A, 15, 14B, 14A, 11A, 10W, 81; than eight units more in 85. No Cooperative Work 84, Experience/Internship be applied may toward the degree. degree. English permission from a counselor. Any subsequent attempts to where an Excused Withdrawal (EW) was granted. where Students who wish or need to a course in repeat which an unsatisfactory or a W have previously earned grade they prior to request TIME withoutneed ONE re-enroll the may all and prior current credit course enrollments, repetitions, and withdrawals in a student’s enrollment record to be counted toward the maximum limit, except for courses California Code of Regulationslimits Title 5 the number California in the a course repeat of times a student may Community College system. These regulations also require Course Repetition courses: Courses Basic Skills courses may NOT be applied toward the degree. Basic Skills Preparation Basic Skills Preparation free English free a Second as Language (ESL) and other noncredit adult education classes must be enrolled through SMC’s Noncredit (Adult Education) Programs. through the Emeritus program. Students attending fee- based not-for-credit classes to explore personal interests or gain professional certification must be enrolled through the SMC Community Education office. Students attending All students attending or noncredit credit at Santa classes Monica College must be officially enrolled through SMC’s Admissions noncredit adults Office. Older attending free, classes on topics adults of interest to older must be enrolled Auditing Classes Santa Monica College does not permit auditing of classes. Services, SMC SMC student Services, I.D., A.S. and Student Resource, will Representation fees not be refunded. course. As a result, students course. As a result, with an Excused Withdrawal with have the course(s) from which they repeat (EW) may and 2018 summer be issued effective may drawn. The EW cannot be applied retroactively. Enrollment, tuition, Health shall not be counted in (1) progress probation and dismissal calculations, and (2) will not count the permitted against number of withdrawals in a given or enrollment attempts Petition and accompanying supporting documentation to the Admissions Office. The Admissions & Records Special Considerations will a decision Committee render once the petition and documentation have been reviewed. The EW be granted when a student when a student be granted must withdraw from one or control beyond the of to specific courses due events more the student student’s ability that affect the to complete the course(s). The student must submit a Late Withdrawal Excused Withdrawals: Excused Withdrawals: Academic Policies NC-No Credit), and/or W (Withdrawal) or MW (Military W (Withdrawal) NC-No Credit), and/or dent earned agrade of D(1.0), F(0.0),NP (No Pass; formerly the stu which in any Dancecourse enrollments In addition, that are maximum number of courserepetitions permitted. exceed the would so 46, becausedoing Dance in enroll not ments in a group ofcourses.As a result, that student may pletes Dance 44 andDance45, has accumulatedfourenroll then com repeating thecourse), and and course initially, repeats who Dance43(twocourse enrollments: takingthe of contemporary modern dance forthe are grouped together because they are different levels all example, Dance43, 44, For 46 45, permitted). and is tions repeatability ofthree (i.e., atotaloffourcoursecomple have a several also levels, but include These coursesmay content. because theyare related in 5 §55041. In some cases, courses are grouped together Title Code ofRegulations being repeatable per California selected College hasdesignated coursesas Monica Santa above. circumstances listed the special repeating thecourseunderoneof is student receives to repeat and the course, approval a writtenrequest permitted after files is only the student NO have will (2.0), orP(Pass) A (4.0),B(3.0),C a gradeof with completed Repeating acourse that astudentoriginally used torecalculate a student’sGPA at SMC. in coursestaken be at other colleges oruniversitiescannot ry the course.Note grades that anygrades earned in earned to the first twounsatisfacto is limited the GPA recalculation time, a fourth the samecoursefor in enroll to permission receives Even ifthestudent College. special Monica Santa attempts at takingthecoursewere ONLY ifboth made at isfactory grades the course, that thestudentearns in and for improvement of astudent’sGPA are the firsttwounsat Please note thatthe the student’sGPA. recalculate to be used will (2.0) the C and course repetition), appear on the student’s transcript, still noted toshowthe the gradeswill be disregarded(although two Dgrades will third attempt, authorized earns aC(2.0),the previous a counselor- time, then,on another D(1.0)thesecond and earns earns aD(1.0),thenrepeats the courseand and 1 forthefirsttime takes English a student example, if For that thecoursewasrepeated. to indicate notation have a will 5, but permanent record, as requiredbyTitle the student’s grades alwaysremainin the original of All transcripts. on grades ornotations disregard anyprevious to A W, be used EW, MW, to occur. or Icannot Pass) forthis grade earned must beanA, B, C, D,F,orP (Pass), orNP (No repeated. if thecourseissubsequently The NEW calculation average grade (GPA) orprogress point a student’s culating a singlecoursecanbedisregardedwhencal two Ws)in standard grades (or, in the case of Withdrawals,the first two sub In caseswherehasearnedmore than a student 384

effect • • Regulations. course needstoberepeated as permitted by Title5 credit courses, of the where portion a specific The classesare open entry/open exit variable unit work experience tional requirement; or A orcooperative/occupa legally mandatedtraining requested]; or be will sure [note thatappropriatedocumentation SANTAMONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 on the student’s GPA or units completed,and GPA the student’s or units on only grades thatmayberecalculated cumulative major. A student and only and course if the if ------often, becausecoursechangesare frequently madebyuni catalogs to checktransferschool are cautioned Students REDUCTION OFCREDIT Internship. semester is granted for Cooperative units Work Experience/ coursework taken after A maximum ofsix(6) leaving SMC. regarding creditfor forinformation a counselor Consult other accredited colleges anduniversities. taken by actions prior courserepetition College honors In determiningtransfer of astudent’s credits, Santa Monica needed to meet degree minimum requirements. if be counted only regionally accredited colleges will U.S. courses from graduate, professional and Upper-division, toward thedegree. be counted ited four-year colleges will accred regionally U.S. of the lower-division colleges and accredited two-year regionally U.S. ogy courses)takenin theol and college-level courses(exceptsomereligion All Credit NormallyAllowed in thecoursegrouping. enrollments allowed toward themaximumnumberof count will Withdrawal) transferred to SMC. may be credit(s) Once coursesare approved,their chair. by thedepartment require approval Some coursesmay also agency, Office. then reviewed and by theSMCAdmissions approved credentialevaluation first beevaluatedbyan Courses must a large can delayenrollment. number of units have creditsevaluated, becausethetimeittakes to evaluate to requesting BEFORE a counselor consult should Students the coursecreditstowardadegree to apply at SMC. able accredited appropriatelyuniversitymay be foreign nation’s who have completed coursesfroma Students satisfactorily FOREIGN COURSEWORK Cooperative Workcredit. Experience/Internship of to eight(8)semester Achievement up Certificate of units toward anydegree as elective may apply units Students or credit. Study Independent Certificate ofAchievement to six(6)semester up of units toward anydegree as elective may apply units Students or for details. above Preparation Coursesinformation See the BasicSkills courses may Skills Basic COURSE LIMITATIONS — fordetails. at 4000 online — available Please Office. see (AR) Administrative Regulation Admissions a Use to the of Non-Accredited submit Coursework petition the requestforcredit transfer, should initiate students To College. Monica accredited collegeoruniversitytoSanta credit fromanon-regionally of semester (15) fifteen units Under circumstances,may to specific transfer students up UNIVERSITIES NON-REGIONALLY ACCREDITEDCOLLEGESAND transfer. credit upon of unit can resultinareduction of courses certain combinations colleges, versities and and

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Courses offered by the College on a Pass/No Pass a single standard of satisfactory basis, where students; and is used to evaluate performance Courses that a student individually petitions to enroll in basis on a Pass/No Pass approval the Admissions so. to do Office), and receives instructor’s supervision. at The instructor will verify up the that the student has made the end of the term required time. The College maintains documentation describing the justification overlapping for the how the schedule and student made-up the missed contact hours. The student provides a sound The student provides justification, other than scheduling for the the need of convenience, overlapping schedule. The class instructor and the Dean of Enrollment approves the schedule. or designee Services up the missed class time The student will make that under week at another time during the same c. a. 1. 2. d. b. California allows grade a Code of Regulations §55752 Title 5 of P (Pass) (No Pass) to or NP be given under two circum stances: minutes, the time than 15 For classes that overlap by more conflict petition will be automatically denied. Grades, Units, and Transcripts GRADES used (and The grades their value) to indicate scholarship at Santa Monica College A (Excellent; are: 4.0), B (Good; 3.0), C (Satisfactory;2.0), D (Less than satisfactory; 1.0), F (Failing; 0.0), P (Pass; at least satisfactory; units awarded, less than satisfac (No Pass; NP but not counted in GPA), no tory; units awarded or counted (Withdrawal), W in GPA), EW (Excused Withdrawal), MW (Military Withdrawal), I used for non (Incomplete), and SP (SatisfactoryProgress; credit courses). “Pass/No Pass” (“P/NP”) Grade Policies (Formerly “Credit/No Credit”) tion documenting from one will how they be able to get next within class to the gap. the time CLASSES IN OVERLAPPING ENROLLMENTS Students an may request exception to enroll in classes that up overlap by to and including using minutes, 15 time the conflict petition. The instructor whose class time is impact isno obligation undered student’s request. the to approve Petitions submitted must be Admissions to the Records & deadline. reason Office by the The petition a state must able explanation for why the overlapping schedule should be approved. Scheduling convenience is not an acceptable reason. The completed form must include the affected class instructor’s approval, subject to verification by the Admissions petition be approved Office. A may & Records under the following conditions: - - - - - SANTA MONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 2021–2022 CATALOG COLLEGE MONICA SANTA and one of contact

Foreign coursework will Foreign satisfy general NOT smc.edu/foreigncoursework Apprenticeships, internships, work-experience. Military training; Industry training; training; State/federal government Corps); Volunteer and civic activities (e.g. Peace • • • • • a shorter enrollment gap may submit conflict enrollment gap may a time peti a shorter for same-campus classes, or 30 minutes for classes meeting minutes for classes meeting 30 or for same-campus classes, at different sites or campuses. This minimum enrollment gap allows for reasonable travel time from one class to the next. Students wishing to enroll in classes consecutive with REQUIRED ENROLLMENT GAPS Students space permitting, in may enroll consecutive freely, an enrollment classes that have gap of at least 10 minutes day before the class census or refund deadline. day before The time conflict petition is posted on the Admissions & Records Office website. course due to distance traveled between the sites where the sites between course due to distance traveled held. the classes are Exceptionsbe considered may by peti tion, provided the petition is submitted no than later the rule, students cannot enroll in courses that at the meet same or overlapping also times. The College may restrict College’s estima enrollment in consecutive classes if, in the tion, the student would fail on to arrive time to the second Time Conflicts The College may permit enrollment in limited overlapping schedules, subject to the conditions below. As a general Enrollment Overlap and Enrollment Overlap Credits acquired through credit for prior learning cannot be counted units in determining of credit in the 12 semester for a degree. required residence require additional education credits to general or program their goals. meet This ensures that the credits help advance students or degrees. toward certificates and credit by examination. Credit for prior learning may be or certificate IGETC, CSU GE, applied toward a local degree, of achievement. for students who do not to electives awarded be Credit may pass an authorized Authorized assessments assessment. may include the evaluation of approved external standard ized examinations, transcripts, student-created portfolios, for eligible be earned courses prior learning may Credit for District approved by the for students who satisfactorily

college classroom. Students’ knowledge and skills might be such as: gained through experiences CREDIT FOR PRIOR LEARNING CREDIT FOR PRIOR for vali awarded is college credit Credit for prior learning skills dated college-level gained outside and knowledge of a A (American History/Government) or for Area IV, Language or for History/Government) A (American Area and Rationality, (English Group A Composition). should visit credential evaluation the approved listed there. agencies Please note: Social II, Group Science, education for Area requirements To have foreign students credits evaluated, coursework Academic Policies grant an Incomplete to a student, and such decisions by an decisions such to astudent,and Incomplete grant an However, the instructor. the instructorisnotrequired to of the approval upon An Incompletecanbegiven only earlier in theterm for nonattendance. have beendropped should who NOT beusedforastudent may An Incomplete control. thestudent’s stances beyond accident, emergency, illness, or othercircum because of requirements of aclass to complete thefinal unable is who project, but exam orfinal the final to or better workprior (2.0) C doing is the courseand in participated has who dent a stu to available a temporary grade status is “Incomplete” “Incomplete” (“I”)GradePolicies Policies, below,fordetails. Disqualification See Progress Academic and and Probation disqualification. or progress ofdetermining progress for purposes probation enrolled units a student’s in however, will, be included basis Units awarded forcoursestaken on aPass/NoPass tion. or academicdisqualifica determining academicprobation of attemptedforpurposes units a student’s in included not are units average affected, and not is grade point student’s In eithercase, a (0.0). mance isequivalenttoaD(1.0),orF receive Students NP a grade of when theirperfor points. dent’s record as NP, completed andnograde with nounits a stu on be indicated “No Pass”will or higher. to aC(2.0) receive a grade of P when theirperformance is equivalent Students awarded, no grade but as P,points. units with on astudent’spermanent record be indicated “Pass” will course on a Pass/No Pass basis is irrevocable. basis. a P/NP be takenon may not are length 2 weeksin or less Corsair Connectandsee Courses that their classschedule. go to should students deadlines, For course-specific length. the course before the30thpercentileof Office Admissions the may filearequest P/NP in also Students Grading. onto by logging Connect Corsair through option grading may requestthis a to take courses on wish who Students criteria below. listed must meet and the policies, withdrawal attendance and all to are subject a Pass/NoPassbasis on enroll who Students students. all for courses areidentical such in evaluation of The standards assignments. all do course’s testsand Pass/No require Pass basis the student totake all ofthe to take a on petitions individually Courses thatastudent satisfactory. than less is a performance be creditedforthat not will Units standard. meet this students when be creditedonly will satisfactory performance.Courseunits of standard a single be evaluatedon these courses will in who enroll Students Pass use the courses P/NP will grading system exclusively. designates asPass/No College Courses thatSantaMonica 3. 2. 1. 386 unlimited number of units on aPass/NoPass basis. number ofunits unlimited from anaccredited college oruniversitymay take an who have already Students received a Bachelor degree limitation. subject tothe14-unit graded are exclusively onaPass/NoPass basis not courses andthatare All nontransferable of UC-andCSU-transferable courses). combination any College (includes at SantaMonica units may not exceed a totalof14 cumulative transferable of Pass/NoPass taken under theoption Course units Once the deadline Once has passed, the decision to take a SANTAMONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 smc.edu/cc and clicking Enrollment, then Enrollment, clicking and Pass/No Passbasis - - - - - An Incomplete must be made up no later than one year one later than no be madeup must An Incomplete Connect. Corsair at anytimeon may retrieve petition this Students been submitted. has Grade Petition Incomplete them the informing receive an automatedemailnotification will the instructor and the student Both the Incomplete. up exceed one calendaryear) by whichthe student mustmake to date (not grade default the defaultand with tor, along be recordedbytheinstruc will Incomplete removing an necessary for conditions grades. The final of submission upon an IncompleteGrade submit petition Instructors will tor. once agradebytheinstruc be issuedhasbeensubmitted grades, final whichever comes first. AnIncompletecannot of for submission deadline OR beforetheCollege’sofficial grades for thatcourse final the instructorsubmits BEFORE of thecourse request the Incompletefrominstructor must for acourse,student receiveIncomplete To an for anIncomplete. approval may may give be required.Onlyaninstructor mentation week of the test class orAppropriatedocu the period. final the final may berequestedduring An Incompleteforaclass the student’srecord. temporarily entered is on approves,an“I” If theinstructor by thestudent. be appealed may not and are final instructor dent is assigned a notation of W (Withdrawal), EW (Excused W (Withdrawal), of anotation assigned dent is a stu which in classes for College, units Monica At Santa is assigned. Withdrawal) or MW(Military Withdrawal), EW (Excused (Withdrawal), P (Pass), NPProgress), of (NoPass),I(Incomplete), IP(In W a notation which for classesin units or excludes includes attempted” regarding units whether regulations “all lish Santa MonicaCommunity College District —toestab case, — inthis college district the BoardofTrustees of the but leaves it uptothe governing board ofeach community attendance,” college of the currentcommunity in enrolled is the student of creditforwhich units attempted” as“all units Title 5 §55757 Code ofRegulations defines “all California attempted.” units “all by thenumberof divided points A average grade point (GPA) is thesumofastudent’sgrade Grade PointAverage(GPA) grades. Withdrawal) and EW(Excused (Withdrawal) affecting W policies fromclassesand regarding withdrawal See the Attendance Policies section, above, for information “Withdrawal” (“W”)GradePolicies may enrolled students attend aclass. officially policy, only Per SMC Incomplete. they have an which in a class attend they have may berequiredtoattendnor an “I,”and not may they NOTcurrently repeat Students which a classin earned. grade finally give for the the studentappropriategrade will points AnIncomplete, when properlymade Office. up, Admissions to the a “GradeChangeForm” submit will the instructor completes therequirements for the“Incomplete,” student Once a be assigned. completed, will and nograde points attempted orunits units the student’s in be included not enrolled, butwill as partofastudent’sunits be counted will receives a student an Incomplete which for classesin Units coursework bedetermined by thecourseinstructor. will the date student mustcompletethe by which required the actual and the semester was assigned, of it from theend

- - - - - Academic Policies ------387 unoffi and following smc.edu/cc for specific details on how smc.edu/transcripts copy of transcripts by going to a student’s first two transcripts at no cost to the student, but the student request in the must make person. Each subsequent transcript costs $5 (subject to change) plus any electronically. for transcripts ordered processing fees see Please transcripts. to order download While enrolled at SMC, students may an cial the instructions provided there. three hours for the duration three of student per week of work unit a course. One semester of credit can equal one hour and two hours OR two hours of study, of activity of lecture and one hour of hours study, OR three of laboratory, OR hours of independent three under the supervision study of a faculty member. TRANSCRIPTS may obtain an official transcript of their perma Students nent by placing record an order online site on at a secure the Admissions or by filing webpage an application for tran scripts in person in the Admissions Office. In both a cases, student’s signed authorization is records required to release by law, and students who request transcripts through the Admissions a photo Office must present ID. A nominal is fee added service to the cost of transcripts by mail or electronically online, delivered which ordered are of a student’s signed authoriza receipt after days a few tion. is also service RUSH available for transcripts ordered online, which are mailed within 72 hours of receipt of signed authorization. Students to pick up tran may arrange scripts ordered on a RUSH basis if they wish. FedEx shipping options also available, but only are when documents are online. ordered Transcripts through requested the Admissions take Office delivered by mail only to process and are two to four weeks (no FedEx option available). The Admissions Office provides units to — as “graded referred sometimes units” — are used for purposes probation determining academic of and disqualification, academic and for calculating a student’s point grade average. Graded Units “Graded units” the units are of credit for classes in which a of (3.0), C (2.0), D (1.0), a grade A (4.0), B student received for details. above, Attempted, or F (0.0). Units See Units Completed Santa Monica College defines “units completed” (or “com pleted units”) being the units as of credit for classes in which of a grade A (4.0), B (3.0), C the student received (Pass). (2.0), D (1.0), or P Units for classes in which a stu dent was assigned a grade of F (0.0) Pass), or (No or NP a notation of W (Withdrawal),(Excused EW Withdrawal), MW (Military Withdrawal), or I (Incomplete) specifically are excluded from completed units. CREDIT UNITS At Santa Monica College, each unit of credit is considered a unit equivalent that is generally to a minimum semester of - - - - - SANTA MONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 2021–2022 CATALOG COLLEGE MONICA SANTA ombuds@ the student the Students who wish to appeal or by calling Additional 310-434-3986. details on Withdrawal) excluded are from units attempted. Attempted received a grade of a grade A (4.0), B (3.0), C (2.0), D (1.0), or F (0.0). received of P a grade Units for classes in which a student received (No Pass), or a notation (Pass) or NP of I (Incomplete), W (Withdrawal), EW (Excused Withdrawal), or MW (Military Santa Monica College defines “units attempted” (or Santa Monica College defines “units attempted” (or “attempted units”) as being all the units of credit for all the classes a student was officially enrolled in on the or after first census date of in an which academic term, the student excluded from units enrolled. Units Attempted (Withdrawal), or MW (Military Withdrawal). Enrolled units used for purposes probation of determining are progress and progress disqualification, and for calculating a student’s are (Excused Withdrawal) EW grades point grade average. enrolled” means all the classes a student enrolled in and (4.0), B (3.0), C (2.0), D (1.0), F (0.0), of A a grade received or a notation (No Pass), (Pass), or NP of I (Incomplete), W P Santa Monica “units College defines enrolled” (or “enrolled units”) as being all the units of credit for all the classes in which a student was officially enrolled the first on or after census date of an academic term. In other words, “units UNITS Units Enrolled Ombudsperson before the deadline at least 15 days to dis cuss the grade appeal procedure and attempt to resolve the dispute grade informally. smc.edu for appealing can be found the procedure grade a in the Student Complaints, & Appeals section of this Hearings, College with the students must meet catalog. However, College Ombudsperson, who will outline the procedure followed.to be Students schedule may an appointment with the Ombudsperson by sending email to November 30 for summer session grades, April 30 for fall 30 April session for summer grades, 30 November and May 30 for winter session grades, grades. semester grade, soon the As as possible receiving after should consult with instructor, and the must also the see tence. No other reason is valid. a grade based on instructor mistake, fraud, bad faith, or incompetence should be aware that they must file a formal grade appeal by October 30 for spring grades, semester instructor considered are final and will generally only be changed in cases of clerical or dem mathematical or error incompe fraud, bad faith, or onstrated instructormistake, Grade Changes renew progress With the exceptions of academic renewal, al, and approved course repetition, assigned grades by the B (3.0), C (2.0), D (1.0), or F are included (0.0) in “all units attempted” and used when calculating student’s the grade point average. addition, in earned grades that may not courses be applied toward are excluded earning a degree a student’s from point In other words, only grade units the average. of credit for classes in which of a student a grade A (4.0), received or IP (In Progress) are specifically are excluded or IP (In Progress) from “all units pass/no on a basis pass taken Units for classes attempted.” are also excluded from “all units attempted,” and are disre calculating garded when point In a student’s grade average. Withdrawal), Withdrawal), (Military MW Withdrawal), I (Incomplete), Academic Policies for aclassarewhenever: established 5§55003.Prerequisite(s)or corequisite(s) Title Regulations of Code California in set out under thestandards istration College Districtadmin Community Monica by Santa lished for SMCclassesare corequisites estab All prerequisitesand COREQUISITES ESTABLISHMENT OFPREREQUISITESAND the other. pass onewithout a studentcannot other classbecausethetwoclassesare so interrelated that the in for enrolling another classasacondition with neously A corequisite isaclassstudentrequiredtotake simulta covered Chemistry 11. in thesubjectmatter order to understand with in be familiar needs to a student of which chemistry, nomenclature of all laws, and to theprinciples, 11, provides abasicintroduction ple, Chemistry 10, in Chemistry a prerequisite forenrolling essential forthe student tosucceed in the class. Forexam is skill a particular of matter or possession the subject with a classwhere in current familiarity for enrolling condition is requiredtohave)asa that astudent a skill plete (or com to required is student a that a class is A prerequisite and Corequisites Prerequisites Veterans’ Counselor. the with please consult details, For training. military of credit may programs for specific be allowed Additional requirements. meet GPA orsubject to used may NOTbe These units of elective alone. credit may training be granted for basic five (5)units requirements—may be granted.Anadditional three may be usedtosatisfyArea (3) units E oftheCSUGE of service which months time)—of for each six time (1unit service based on for militaryservice. Up tofour(4)units A US veteran may of credit request up tonine(9)units Military ServiceCredit any degree or CertificateofAchievement. Cooperative Work Experience credittoward aselective units Internship/ of semester (6) units six to up may apply Students Work Experience(CWE) Internship/Cooperative degree or CertificateofAchievement. credit aselectivetowardany Study units Independent of semesterunits (6) six to up mayapply Students Independent Studies 2. 1. 388 corequisite course; and/or they have not met the the prerequisiteor enrolledin to succeedtheclassif are in unlikely Students highly by statuteorregulation; and/or authorized The prerequisiteorcorequisite isexpressly required or SANTAMONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022

- - - - - and the student bears the initial burden of proof to show to proof of burden bears theinitial the student and grounds, the following one ormore of under be challenged academic department.Prerequisitesmay the appropriate the course may a Prerequisitesubmit Challenge Petitionto be exempted from believe they or university)and should College (oratanothercollege Monica course at Santa uisite a prerequisiteorcoreq completed have not who Students ence refers to prerequisitesalso to corequisites. Please note: PREREQUISITES ANDCOREQUISITES PROCEDURE FORCHALLENGING administration. Challenge Procedure by District Corequisites established or corequisite(s) by following the Prerequisites and a classmay to succeedin challenge itsprerequisite(s) skills who believethey the knowledgeor already possess Students at anothercollegeoruniversity. better, regardless of whether they are or completed atSMC or C (2.0) a grade of with must besatisfied College Monica Prerequisites andcorequisites forallclasses atSanta the challenge in five (5) days, the student will be permitted will five (5)days,the student in the challenge committeeto resolve If thedesignated fails lenge is filed. later than five(5)workingdays fromthedaythatchal committee no resolved byadesignated and investigated be will prerequisite challenge Each question. the coursein in enroll be permitted to will a student available, space is If exist forthechallenge. that grounds 3. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1.

the class. in the healthandsafety or othersinvolved of students The prerequisiteorcorequisiteisnecessary to protect pose a threat to himself/herself or others. pose athreat to himself/herself and thestudentdemonstrates thathe/shedoesnot to protect health andsafety, prerequisite established The studentseeks a course that hasa in to enroll to completethedegree or certificate. is required question plan, andthecoursein education degree or her his student or certificatein specified be delayedbyasemester the or more attaining in section isoffered, no equivalent the studentwould in theNursingProgram), if required forparticipation (for example, the qualifications qualifications who meet to acohortofstudents specific limited performance, or acourse or public competition due tobeingacoursethatinvolvesintercollegiate on enrollment limitations The coursehasspecific the coursedespitenotmeeting the prerequisite. or knowledgetosucceed in The studenthastheability available. prerequisite course has notbeenmade reasonably because the plan the goalofhis/hereducation attaining delay in be subjecttoundue The studentwill manner. discriminatory an unlawfully in or isbeingapplied discriminatory The prerequisiteiseither unlawfully Title 5 §55003. Regulations Code of of California violation The prerequisiteisin prerequisites. accordance withtheDistrict’sprocessforestablishing in The prerequisitehasnotbeenestablished In the procedure outlined below, every In the procedure outlined refer

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for additional details, as well as s tion procedures. SMC’s crime statistics are available statisticsonline are procedures. SMC’s crime at COMMUNITY Campus crime statistics are compiled and reported accord USC (20 Act guidelines ing to the Clery specified in the 1092F), as defined under the FBI Uniform Crime Reporting within three years of beginning at SMC. coursework within years three CRIME STATISTICS FOR THE COLLEGE Transfer rates are calculated are a cohort (group) by tracking Transfer rates of first-time students intending insti to a four-year to transfer tution. For the cohort of first-time freshmen entering SMC institution to a four-year in transferred 18.10% fall 2014, or became transfer-prepared (earned 60 or more transfer or became of years within higher) of 2.0 or able unitsthree with a GPA beginning at SMC. coursework by tracking by tracking a cohort (group) of first-time students seeking a For or transfer. cohort the certificate, degree, of first-time freshmen entering SMC in fall 30.69% earned a certifi 2014, institution, to a four-year transferred and/ or degree, cate The completion and transfer rates presented here are data available at the time from the most current derived calculated this to press. Completion are catalog went rates University of Southern California Loyola (USC), Marymount of other top-ranked colleges (LMU), and University a variety and universities across the nation. COMPLETION AND TRANSFER RATES stu One in transferring Santa Monica College is Number dents of to University California (UC) campuses (including the CaliforniaUCLA), the (CSU) State University system, higher education — on how well Santa Monica College com postsecondary institutions. with other pares transfer, as transfer, well as statistical information about the types and number of crimes committed on SMC’s main and sat ellite campuses. The College provides this to inform data all and current prospective students — as “consumers” of Security Act of (Public Security Act 1990 — also Law 101-542) known as the Jean Clery Disclosure Act — Santa Monica College available makes the completion and of transfer rates first- or full-time time, degrees, students certificates, seeking Statement To comply with the Student Right-to-Know and Campus Student Right-to-Know Student Right-to-Know Please see the District’s Administrative Regulations see at Please edu/AdminRegula information on in topics this covered not or other sections of the catalog. Community College District administration reserves the District administrationCommunity College reserves the or repeal any of its policies, right to add, amend, rules, regulations, and any time. procedures at The information provided in this without is subject to change section notice. of selected Santa Monica College policies, regulations, of selected rules, and related procedures. Information when was current this edition of the catalog was published. Santa Monica College Policies, Rules, Rules, Policies, College and Regulations This overview section a summary the SMC catalog offers of College Policies, Rules, and Regulations by theinstructorortestingofficer, such as: authorized not to, certainactions limited not is but includes, any academicexercise. Academicdishonesty in deception or fraud deceiving, including in or assistance the actof Santa MonicaCollege defines academic dishonesty as Academic DishonestyDefined ated at Santa Monica College. Under no circumstances will academic dishonesty be toler of academichonesty. terized by aspirit charac standards, the highest of environment educational an for providing faculty alike—mustassumeresponsibility and students — community the academic members of all the academic integrity In order of theinstitution, to uphold seek who members knowledge. of thecommunity enlighten to educateand is whose purpose institution educational open-door a community-oriented, is College Monica Santa Code ofAcademicConduct ACADEMIC CONDUCT AdminR (see online available — is Council of theHonor responsibilities the structureand and Code the Honor of the details out spells AR 4412)—which (SMC Council” Code/Honor the textfor“Honor of A completecopy statement: enroll, theyare expected to certify thefollowing At the timestudents College academiccommunity. Monica the Santa join readiness to their commitmentand tament to as tes Code the Honor are expected students touphold All the following: include Council Honor and Code the Honor guide that General principles to academicintegrity. pertaining resolving issues for promoting,addressing,and responsible 2. 1. 392 • • • • following: testing, field trips, or attendance; testing, field following: one’s grade any of the of enhancing in for thepurpose to assumeone’sidentity another individual Allowing examination; recorders, or otherelectronicdevices any during such ascalculators,tape Using notesortestingaids the SMC com as aresponsiblemember conduct myselfhonorably of Code. Iwill Academic Conduct,andStudentConduct Honor Code, Code of the College Santa Monica uphold of academiclife,Icommitmyselftorespect and standards and rigorous In the of the ideals pursuit high campus community. toward members and actions of the communications a courteousandrespectfulmanner in oneself in conduct that onewill Respect implies and Civility: classes; and and individual departments, labs, libraries, of theinstitution, policies demonstrated byadherence to Responsibility: Social adheres to acodeof moralvalues; Integrity: that oneistrue to atrustand implies any way; in a refusaltolie,steal, or deceive conduct, andimplies Honesty: means fairness andstraightforwardnessof e SANTAMONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 gulations munity inallendeavors Ipursue. ). smc.edu/ - - -

College are at SantaMonica expected students to: academic integrity, environment of an maintain order to In Student Responsibilities may actions beimposed: following the of of academichonestyoccurs,anyorall If aviolation Consequences forViolatingAcademicConduct 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 3. 2. 1. 4. 3. 2. 1.

purpose of sharing, selling, or publishing them. purpose ofsharing,selling,orpublishing of theinstructor,for the priorauthorization Accessing or reproducingexams any form, in without and signals, secret hand codes, or electronictransmission; sign language, by anymeans, including examination an during taking information Giving and/or trip withtheintenttodefraud; a laboratoryexperiment, case study analysis,orfield for thepurposeofcompleting Inventing information for agraded assignment; or one’s paperoranswer sheet an examination during another studenttocopyfrom or allowing Copying assignment, orexperiment, with theintenttodefraud; answers on apreviouslyscoredtest, Changing exercise; any academic in as one’sown(plagiarism) companies) materials fromcommercial term paper (including Representing the words, ideas, orwork of another attendance records; grade or attempting tofalsify and/or Falsifying when engaging in any otherkindofacademic activity. when engaging in or an examination, classroom, for an assignment,in access to or useoftheirwork in the by otherstudents Make every attempt to prevent any unauthorized any otherkindof academicactivity; engaging in and or an assignment,takingexamination, completing over the classroomorwhen other students in advantage not seeking or undue an unfair includes Act with fairnesstowardotherstudents,which academic integrity; and learning andupholds themselves a manner that encourages in Conduct student fromtheCollege. of the the studentorrecommend suspend expulsion may academic honesty—theCollegeDisciplinarian exams or research of papers, or repeated violations stealing to, impersonation, but notlimited including, In more — severe of academicdishonesty incidents and/or progress or activityin for uptotwoclasssessions; the student fromtheclass The instructormay dismiss student toappearbefore the HonorBoard; In more serious instances,theinstructormay refer the occurred; plagiarism cheating or or assignmentinwhich examination grade The instructormay to an assign afailing College Policies, Rules, and Regulations - - - - - 393 er person; er Prostituting another person; including Recording images, photograph, video or or audio inti of another person’s sexual activity, or nakedness without body parts, per that mate son’s consent; Distributing including images, video or photograph, or audio inti of another person’s sexual activity, if the individual or nakedness, body parts, mate distributing or audio the images knows or should known that the person depicted in the images have or audio did not consent to the disclosure and objected to the disclosure; intimate Viewing another person’s sexual activity, that or nakedness in a place where body parts, person would a reasonable expectation of have without the that person’s consent, and for privacy, purpose of arousing sexual desire; or gratifying Intentional touching person’s intimate of another parts without inten consent, or other that person’s tional sexual contact with another person without that person’s consent; or force attempting to coerce forcing, or Coercing, a person to touch person’s intimate parts another without that person’s consent; which includes how Rape, matter penetration, no slight, without of the person’s consent, of either the following: (a) the vagina or anus of a person by or an object, any body part of another person or by (b) the mouth organ of anoth of a person by a sex or personal property owned by the District; or personal property Theft or willful misconduct that results in cutting, of the to property defacing, or other injury or damage of the College community or a College or a member campus visitor; Willful or blatant misuse of e-mail or other inappropriate forms of communication to faculty, staff, or students, including communication by written notes, phone, voicemail, or any form of electronic communication; Sexual exploitation, defined a person taking sexual as of another person for the benefit of anyone advantage other than that person without that person’s consent, of the victim’s affiliation regardless with the College, including, but not limited any of the following: to, Willful misconduct results in that the injury or death of a student or College personnel or visitors, or which results in cutting, defacing, or other injury to any real Continued Continued disruptive behavior, continued willful disobedience, habitual the open profanity or vulgarity, authority of College defiance of the and persistent of College personnel; or persistent abuse personnel, or violence of force threat or any Assault, battery, upon campus; on the College anyone Sexual sexual defined assault, as actual or attempted person without contact with another that person’s of the victim’s affiliation consent, regardless with the College, including, not limited but any of the to, following: (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) 6. 7. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3.

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). R4000StudentServices smc.edu/A line (go to student, the College Ombudsperson, and the Chair, and place a copy in appropriate Department the student’s disciplinary as defined in records the Conduct This Code of Academic Appeal Procedures. information will a part of the student’s records remain of acts no further are provided there for two years, misconduct on the part of the student. Inform the student of the nature of the violation Inform the student of the nature of the and the impending course of action; and Complete and submit Dishonesty the Academic the evidence, along Form, with any related Report first copy of the form to the College Disciplinarian within ten (10) working days of the allegation. The College Disciplinarian will, in turn, notify the Ensure that the appropriate process for reporting a Ensure that the appropriate process for violation Conduct of the Code of Academic is followed. Inform students the College’s Code of Academic of Conduct and disciplinary and the consequences action(s) will that if any behavior be implemented Conduct of Academic counter to the Code occurs; Inform students their right to due process should of wish to contest an allegation they of cheating or engaging in any other form of academic dishonesty; and Make every attempt to conduct to conduct attempt in their classes a every Make learning, supports and discourages student success, academic dishonesty; grading Inform students course requirements, of academic and expectations for acceptable procedures, conduct and behavior; manner that encourages honorable honorable encourages that behavior and manner ailable on 1. 2. 5. 3. 4. 1. 2. a student are: av Some examples of offenses and misconduct con that are sidered “good cause” for imposing disciplinary sanctions on All students at Santa Monica College have an obligation to conduct in themselves a manner compatible with the College’s function as an educational institution. complete A copy of the “Rules for Student Conduct” (SMC AR 4410) is STUDENT CONDUCT Student Conduct Code appeal procedures established appeal procedures by the College. For details, the Student please see Complaints, Hearings, & Appeals section of this catalog. If a violation of academic honesty is alleged to have right to Santa Monica College student has the a occurred, through the appeal the action by the faculty member taken Appeal Procedure

ber should ber to the following adhere procedures: Reporting a Violation If an incident dishonestyof academic occurs, a faculty mem

In order to maintain In order academic integ an environment of of the faculty members at Santa rity, Monica are College to: expected Faculty Responsibilities Faculty College Policies, Rules, and Regulations ductive environment thatisfree from theeffects of second- a healthy,comfortable, pro staff with dents, faculty, and its stu College iscommittedtoproviding Santa Monica Smoke FreeCampus or attendance. related to Collegeactivity is the student isdisciplined which for the conduct or expelledfromSMCunless suspended, be removed, shall student 4 above,no 3 and provisions in specified With theexceptionofresponsetoconduct 22. 21. 20. 19. 18. 17. 16. 15. 14. 13. 12. 11. 10. 9. 8. 394 Code that constitutes “good cause.” “good Code thatconstitutes Education Any other offenseset the California forth in of ComputerResources); and and AR Use of Academic4435 Conduct) (Responsible described inAR 4411 to, misconduct not limited(Code term papers, exams, extra but credit, etc.), including, codes, class seats, and academicwork reports, (lab or receipt purchase, of add exchange, distribution, by theCollege,sale, Except asauthorized Stalking, hatecrimes, and or hateincidents; activities orevents; property or atCollege-sponsored dangerous chemicals,orother weapons onCollege or useoffirearms, explosives, Illegal possession event of alcohol; while undertheinfluence presence on campusoratanyCollege-sponsored event, property or atanyCollege-sponsored or beverages or useofalcoholic on campus Possession performing theirduties; from Collegeofficials to complywithdirections Failure or supervisedbytheCollege; sponsored by the College oratactivitiesevents controlled or expressiononproperty owned or conduct or lewd, indecent, orobscene Disorderly conduct or residence; and debts; expression; libraryprocedures; College bills the time, facilities; place, and manner of public the useofCollege concerning studentorganizations; to, campus regulations but notlimited including, or ofcampusregulations, of Collegepolicies Violation equipment; and/or supplies, entry Unauthorized to oruseofCollegefacilities, College premises; community events activities on or otherauthorized to, but notlimited College activities,including, procedures, or other disciplinary administration, of anyteaching, research, or disruption Obstruction records, or identification; Forgery, alteration, ormisuseofCollegedocuments, academic dishonesty; of anykind,including Dishonesty proper conduct; correction havetobringabout failed Persistent, where serious misconductothermeans of Trustees; of theBoard by law orbyregulation prohibited any area Smoking in where smoking hasbeen Code; and Professions Business D insection4160 such bySchedule of theCalifornia as classified substance oranypoison any controlled Possession, use, of sale, or beingundertheinfluence SANTAMONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 - - but are not limited to,verbalorwrittenreprimands,disci limited are not but include, sanctions Disciplinary substance. controlled hibited any pro or presence of alcohol of use, sale,orpossession the for sanctions disciplinary impose will College Monica College’s function as an educational institution. Santa the with themselves amannercompatible in to conduct obligation assume an the College in enrolling Students Code §§76032-76033) Ed. (Cal. substance. of anycontrolled are under theinfluence who students of orpresencecampus on alcohol, of campus on the use,sale,orpossession prohibits State law California a person’shealth. risks to or otherdrugscausesserious alcohol The abuseof Alcohol &Drugs becoming entirely smoke into free. transition ily designatedas smoking areas, as a way for the College to These are temporar campuses. all theperipheryof areas on with theexceptionofdesignatedoutdoor grounds, District or on vehicle, orfacility, building, any District permitted in be not e-cigarettes is the useof or vaporizers— including — the US.Smoking throughout institutions and otherpublic many colleges,universities, the exampleof 2007, following smoke. SMC became hand a smoke-free campus infall District’s Administrative Regulations. Academic Senate. by the AR 5220)adopted Statement” (SMC the “Ethics and AR 4410), (SMC Conduct” for Student AR 3121), “Rules (SMC Harassment Prevention” “Sexual in harassment canbefound ofissuesrelated to sexual ment andadiscussion complaint, harass a sexual or appealing ment, the procedures forfiling harass sexual activities thatconstitute of A description the College. from or dismissal to suspension can lead Code, and Conduct and Student Regulations, Administrative Board Policies, SMC’s of a violation harassment is sexual addition, In laws. federal state and violate retaliation and harassment Sexual pating in a sexual harassment investigation. for filing a complaint of sexualharassment or forpartici of sexualharassment orretaliation against any individual Under nowill circumstances the College tolerate any form offensive environment. or hostile, intimidating, coercive, creating an being or of the effectof be orhas to intended is nature that sexual a of conduct other verbalorphysical favors, and sexual for requests advances, sexual unwelcome of generally of sex, the basis gender, —consists orientation or sexual on individual an against discrimination a formof ment — harass Sexual harassment andotherthreateningbehaviors. community withanenvironmentfree cational of sexual edu an providing to committed is College Monica Santa AND MISCONDUCT SEXUAL HARASSMENT,ASSAULT, abuse information. substance abuse/alcohol referral, and counseling, short-term psychological provides College Center for Wellness&Wellbeing Monica The Santa ment agencies. referral state, to local, possible or federallawenforce and expulsion, extracurricular ticipate inactivities,suspension, to par removalfromclasses, ineligibility probation, plinary

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Santa Monica Police Department: 911 Santa Monica Police Department: Campus Police: 310-434-4300 310-434-4655 Dean of Student Services: for Wellness & Wellbeing: 310-434-4503 Center 310-434-4262 Center: Health Services • • • • • specified in California Education Disciplinary Code §76232. sanctions described in are detail in the “Rules for Student Conduct” (SMC posted AR 4410), o AR4000StudentServices Written Reprimand A written reprimand issued by the College Disciplinarian in a student’s disciplinary to place a statement serves (not records academic records) that the stu the student’s the standards of conduct dent has not met forth above. set attendance or activity is a violation of District policies and regulations, and is subject to all applicable punishment, including criminal and/or civil prosecution or and employee student discipline information the see procedures. Please available at Rape and Date Rape is forcible sexual activity without Rape a person’s consent and against a person’s will. For the victim, rape is an emo tionally Rape is a seri and physically experience. traumatic ous criminal offense, and accusations of rape can lead to law enforcement or federal to local, state, possible referral agencies. In addition, rape is a violation of Student SMC’s Conduct Code and suspen can result in the perpetrator’s sion or expulsion from the College. DISCIPLINARY SANCTIONS Disciplinary sanctions at Santa Monica College include, but are not limited to, verbal or written reprimands, pro bation, a disciplinary hold, from class, ineligibil removal activities, suspension, ity to participate in extracurricular and and expulsion. listedof severity, in These are order instances repeated of lesser infractions may lead to a more severe disciplinary action. The College Disciplinarian is responsible for enforcement of these sanctions. If a written report is placed in a student’s disciplinary file, the student has the right to inspect and appeal the information as Sexual Violence – Prevention and Education (AB and Education – Prevention Sexual Violence Violence) 1088: Sexual Section of 67385 Education the Code that requires com munity districts college adopt and implement procedures to violence which to victims of sexual prompt response ensure occur on campus as well as providing with them information options regarding treatment and services. No community can be totally in by work risk-free today’s society. However, students, faculty, staff, and ing visitors together, can all help an to atmosphere which create is as safe and by crime free reporting criminal behavior to: Any sexual violence or physical as defined by abuse, California by an committed law — whether employee, of student, the public or member — occurring on College- at College-sponsored owned or controlled property, or supervised functions, arising from College or related to or - - - - -

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...... [email protected] ...... Someone Off-Campus (24/7 Support Services) Support Off-Campus (24/7 Someone ...... to​ ​​ to Someone Confidentially​​ Someone to 24/7 (Psychological Services) WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DO? TO LIKE YOU WOULD WHAT Sexual Violence Response and Prevention Violence Response Sexual Respondent: I’ve been Accused of Sexual Misconduct I’ve been Accused of Sexual Respondent: Title IX Coordinator Student Judicial Affairs Human Resources Electronically Report: a File Email File a Report: The Incident Involved an SMC Student an Involved The Incident Report: a File Student Judicial Affairs SMC Employee an Involved The Incident Report: a File File a Police Report​ a File On Campus Off Campus Talk​ Center Santa Monica Rape Treatment Additional Support Information Talk to Someone On-Campus Someone to Talk Title IX Coordinator Title IX Deputies SMC Student Health Services SMC Ombuds Office Talk​ for Wellness & Wellbeing SMC Center in imminent danger. If you in believe you please are danger, call 911. ment, or sexual misconduct, ment, you have options on how you’d like to proceed. The most important safe and not factor is that you are are nal and/or civil prosecution and employee or student disci pline procedures. sexual harass been a victim of sexual assault, If you have or controlled property, at college-sponsoredor controlled or supervised property, to or arisingfunctions, college attendance from related or or activity is a violation of District policies and regulations, and is subject to all applicable punishment, including crimi Any sexual violence or physical abuse, as defined by Any sexual violence or physicalby abuse, as defined California whether committed law, stu by an employee, of dent, or member the public, occurring on college-owned nature, including acts of sexual stalking, domestic violence, dating violence,intimidation, or retaliation following an sexual misconduct an alleged incident has occurred. where tional sexual touching activity without or other person’s the consent is sexual assault and is of a form sexual misconduct. acts of a sexual encompasses misconduct also Sexual sexual sexual harassment, assault, sexual exploitation, and harassment (harassment gender-based based on gender or non-conformity expression, identity, gender gender with any intercourse or other inten stereotypes). Therefore, Sexual misconduct of unwelcome a broad comprises range behaviors focused on sex and/or that may or may gender not be sexual in nature. Sexual misconduct encompasses Sexual Misconduct College Policies, Rules, and Regulations ian of the suspension in writing. of thesuspension ian the student’sparent orlegalguard notify will Disciplinarian a minor,theCollege is suspended is who If astudent may be: cause.” Thesuspension dent for“good a stu suspend to authorized is Disciplinarian College The Suspension imposed. Process is before removalfromextracurricularactivities Appeal has the righttopursuetheHearingand A student lesser sanctions. from imposing Disciplinarian Nothing inthispolicy, however, restricts the College removal may not exceed may one year. include: Sanctions of The period cause.” for “good extracurricular activities may removefrom a student Disciplinarian The College Removal fromExtracurricularActivities Appeals Committee. Conduct from class,there is nohearingorappealtotheStudent regard With to removal the class. of the instructor ment of the agree be permittedtoreturn not totheclasswithout removal, will the periodof a student During Disciplinarian. immediately reporttheremovaltoCollege tor will of theremoval the nextclassmeeting.Theinstruc and class forcausetheremainder of the classontheday An instructor isauthorized toremove astudent from Removal fromClass is imposed. probation Process before disciplinary Appeal has therighttopursueHearingand A student must include: probation The notice ofdisciplinary sanction. a moresevere result in disciplinary will probation” ciplinary dis of a “notice in the typedescribed of conduct continued writing that in benotified The studentwill Disciplinarian. by the College probation may be placed ondisciplinary A tomeet fails student who the standards ofconduct Disciplinary Probation 3. 2. 1. 3. 2. 1. 2. 1. 2. 1. 396 terms. classes andCollege activitiesforoneormore From all term; school or From oneormore classes for the remainder of the days ofinstruction; From oneormore classes foraperiodofuptoten activities. to participateinCollegeextracurricular Ineligibility performances; and/or public activities, including College-sponsored to participateinall Ineligibility College organizations; all Removal from officein to beimposed. sanction The disciplinary period may (this notexceed one year), and The periodoftime the studentistobeonprobation Assault Committee. Sexual Appeals or Conduct hearing orappealtotheStudent With regard to written reprimands, there be no will record with thereprimand;and be placedon to thereprimand, and theresponsewill to write a response The studenthasanopportunity SANTAMONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 - - - - - Complaints are handled with complete confidentiality on a are with complete confidentiality handled Complaints solutions. and attempts topresent options students, and encouragement to and support provides Ombudsperson The the CollegeOmbudsperson. them with aged todiscuss are encour policies its or anyof College Monica Santa about concerns grievances, personal and complaints, with Students COLLEGE OMBUDSPERSON cation. academic orprogressdisqualifi and grades, matriculation, of as wellforappeals procedure existsforthesepolicies, appeal rights, an safeguard ofstudent As afurther cised. removal powers are and exer its disciplinary which through “due process” College hasanestablished Santa Monica students, its and the College both protect theinterestsof To Hearings, andAppeals Student Complaints, proper conduct. to bringabout correction fail when othermeansof is authorized cause.” Expulsion “good may A student beexpelledbytheBoardofTrusteesfor Expulsion SMC campus. Affairs providesreferralsthe tootherprograms Judicial on behavior. Whenappropriate, theOfficeofStudent vidual ance between and indi the College’scommunitystandards Affairs works to strike a bal Judicial The OfficeofStudent students. disruptive often and extremely with challenging dealing in bers ofthefacultytofeelthat they have support for mem as crucial just It is problems. become disciplinary a timelymanner, before thoseconcerns addressed in being to feelthattheirconcerns are It iscrucialforstudents agement, resolution. and conflict academic honesty,behavior/angerman conduct, student the areasof in training and go forinformation to faculty and aplaceforstudents provide resolving problems,and a positive, comprehensive, andproactive approach to take support administrative and counselors, Disciplinarian, fairly. TheCollege and resolvingdisputes false allegations, solved,workingout agreements, ing problems refuting hav Affairs fordueprocessin Judicial Office ofStudent the to turn can faculty and students College Monica Santa STUDENT JUDICIALAFFAIRS message e-mail totheOmbudsperson. or sending can bearranged by leavingavoicemail appointment special a webpage. Ifthetimes are inconvenient, Ombudsperson’s the on available and the door on are posted Office hours Room 124 of theLetters located in Science building. and is the Ombudsperson 310-434-3986. of The office or call page web the Ombudsperson’s visit further information, For for winter session grades. semester grades, April 15forfallgrades, sion and May15 semester grades, November spring 15 forsummerses for October 15 later than no the Ombudsperson to meet with Students areurged dispute. attempt toresolvethegrading or fraudmustmeet to with theOmbudsperson College incompetence, faith, mistake,bad from instructor resulting case-by-case basis.

( smc.edu/ombuds Students with complaints about agrade Students withcomplaints ), send e-mail to ), sende-mail [email protected] ------, College Policies, Rules, and Regulations ------). ch 397 4313), whi 4313), ). du/AR4000StudentServices 4410), posted online 4410), to (go smc.e t” (SMC AR R4000StudentServices smc.edu/A PROGRAM REMOVAL APPEALS Due process procedures exist to assist faculty and depart ments in removing a student from a program in which the student is unable to profit and/or in a program which the student’s behavior is determined to be unsafe. In gen eral, the overall process for determining whether a student the specific meets standards of a particular program may include up to levels of three intervention: the instructor ence with the College Disciplinarian with the ence resolve to in an effort the issue informally. The Disciplinarian (or designee) may confer with and the the faculty if member, necessary, chair (or designee). department If no resolution is reached after an informal the conference, student may proceed with a formal appeal to the Honor Council. The petition (and any supportive documentation) must be filed with the Office of Student Judicial Affairs (or designee). All instances of alleged SMC Honor Code violations sub are by the SMC Honor ject to review Council (SMC AR 4412). For details on for disputing the procedure — for alleged a grade bad — faith, fraud, or incompetence instructor mistake, (SMC “Grade Appeals Committee” AR see is posted online (go to Appeals note: The Grade does not Committee Please handle appeals pertaining to accusations of academic dishonesty. DISCIPLINARY HEARINGS AND APPEALS any disciplinaryBefore probation, removal from extracur or suspension ricular activities or programs, is imposed on a student, the student has the right to pursue the unless an immediate suspen and Appeal Process, Hearing sion is or to insure required to protect lives or property, pending the maintenance of order a hearing. The Hearing and Appeal Process is described in detail in the “Rules for Student Conduc APPEAL OF ACADEMIC AND PROGRESS AND PROGRESS OF ACADEMIC APPEAL DISQUALIFICATION Santa Monica Students reinstated at College who wish to be being disqualified after from attending because College the of substandard performance or unsatisfactory academic an appointment make may in progress Counseling General to discuss & Transfer Services their situation with a coun mitigating have the circumstances that may selor, review led to their disqualification, reinstate whether determine ment at SMC is possible, and find out about the steps they to must be reinstated. take For details on reinstatement Probation the Academic and procedures, see Progress and Disqualification Policies section of this catalog. To make an appointment visit General with a counselor, to meet Counseling 310-434-4210. or call Services & Transfer APPEALS ACADEMIC CONDUCT A Santa Monica College student who has been accused of violating the SMC Honor Code has the right to appeal the appeal through the faculty member by the action taken procedures established College. by the Once notified of the alleged violation, the accused student business has ten (10) days to appeal the action to the Honor Council. The student will be provided the opportunity for a confer ------SANTA MONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 2021–2022 CATALOG COLLEGE MONICA SANTA

for further October 30 for spring or call 310-434-3986. smc.edu/ombuds or call 310-434-4220. no later than [email protected] smc.edu/disciplinarian send email to fraudulent or fabricated. See information. To schedule an appointment with the Ombudsperson, please faculty are expected to provide expected faculty a true and are account accurate dispute. of the grade Appeal Committee may Grade The initiate disciplinary proceedings when in its judgment the information to be was deemed to the Committee presented process, may stop appeal is a grade when there no evidence of instructoror bad fraud, incompetence, mistake, faith. Unsubstantiated claims will be dismissed. Students and a statement describing how the grade that was awarded was the result of instructor bad mistake, faith, incompe or fraud; no tence, other reason is recognized. The Dean of Enrollmentwho supervises the grade appeal Services, tory to the student and the student wishes to continue the appeal, the Ombudsperson will outline the procedure to be followed. appeal petition The grade must include are expected to cooperate with the Ombudsperson. with the to cooperate expected are College with the appeal discussing a grade After Ombudsperson, is if no there informal resolution satisfac acts as a source of information, assistance, and referral; informal encourages conciliation students and between instructors; the grading dispute and to resolve seeks infor mally. The student bears the burden of proof. Instructors bad faith, incompetency, or a mistake. Before filing Before or a mistake. a formal bad faith, incompetency, grade appeal petition, a student must first discuss the situ ation with the College Ombudsperson. Ombudsperson The grade dispute grade informally. appeal can only be grade a formal According to State law, has been instructor pursued fraud, there in cases where April and grades, 30 for fall May 30 for winter ses semester with the College students must meet sion However, grades. Ombudsperson before the deadline at least 15 days to dis cuss the grade appeal procedure and attempt to resolve the A student who wishes to appeal a grade must file a formal must file a formal grade student a who wishes to appeal A appeal grade petition session 30 for summer grades, November grades, semester Title 5 §55512. Title 5 GRADE APPEALS Development. The complaints Development. The complaints will remain on file for at least have been resolved and after they three years are subject Chancellor’s by the of the statewide Office as part to review evaluation required under California Code of Regulations MATRICULATION COMPLAINTS MATRICULATION Students file formal written complaints may about the matriculation process with Vice the President, Enrollment Office of Student Judicial Affairs provides, see our website at mation final available,and makes decisions the regarding outcome of disciplinary cases. To find out more about and the services resources the ties named in ties named police and The College reports. referral Disciplinarian has initial — who authority to suspend students for violations of the Student Conduct — Code notes and infor all interview reviews conducts interviews, The Office of Student The Office Judicial interviews all Affairs par College Policies, Rules, and Regulations tee be closedtothepublic. hearings will The commit days offiling. ten (10)school or her case within be abletopresent his will Appeals Committee.Thestudent may file the appeal withthe Chair ofthe Program Standards from aprogram dismissal wishestoappeal who Any student committee). administration-faculty level (joint level, the program or department level, the College and Campus Police Department of Student Office Life Admissions & Records Office Student Judicial Affairs Office Ombuds Office 398 SANTAMONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 RESOURCES & Records Office regarding: Admissions Please contact the of studentinformation). privacy and FERPA(thefederal law mandating processes, student records, matriculation-related & RecordsOfficeoversees The Admissions Affairs regarding: Judicial Student Please learning environmentatSMC. contact Code, andtheHonorCodetopromoteasafe Code, theAcademic Conduct Conduct Student the Affairs Officeupholds Judicial The Student regarding: if requested.PleaseOffice contact theOmbuds confidentiality Office canmaintain The Ombuds administrators/managers, staff,andotherissues. SMC faculty, with problemsinvolving students mediator, and resource conciliator, for ear, acts asalistening The Ombudsperson Please Police regarding: at SMC. contact Campus security, services and parkingtraffic control enforcement, crime prevention, investigation, Police Department The SMCCampus provides law Life regarding: the OfficeofStudent related Please to studentlifeoncampus. contact Life oversees The OfficeofStudent matters • • • • • • • • • • • cial consideration. for spe enrollment, petitions of priority loss residency Appeals concerning determination, the contentofstudentrecords. Challenging related concerns. records student orFERPA- about Complaints process. the matriculation about Complaints issues. discipline process orstudent The studentdiscipline harassment orviolence. Sexual issues atSMC. administrators/managers, staff,orother regarding faculty, complaints Student Grade disputes. and emergencies. safety involving assistance withsituations Police canprovide Also, Campus violence). sexual crimes about (including Complaints campus that are around deemed offensive. materials posted publicity about Complaints Formal grade petitions. appeal AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY - and follow the complaint processes of thatarea. the complaint and follow resource below the websiteforapplicable to go should have acomplaint who Students at SMC. a complaint to file Listed beloware resources to personswhowish available GENERAL SMCCOMPLAINTPROCESSNOTICE

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/ -process edu/humanresources edu/riskmanagement CONTACT INFORMATION CONTACT 800-653-1403 reportlineweb.com/smc 800-566-8240 extranet.cccco.edu/Divisions/ Legal/Discrimination.aspx 916-445-8752 accjc.org/complaint auditor.ca.gov/hotline 800-952-5665 oag.ca.gov/contact/whistleblower 800-952-5225 spb.ca.gov/whistleblower smc. 310-434-4415 smc. 310-434-4102 - SANTA MONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 2021–2022 CATALOG COLLEGE MONICA SANTA

AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY OF AREAS situations at SMC. Work-related injuries. Work-related Student injuries. Claims against SMC regarding injury or dam to persons or personal property. age concerns. safety Non-crime-related Complaints about unethical, illegal, or unsafe Unlawful discrimination harassment, or including sexual harassment. Complaints about violations of the District’s policy workplace/campus violence regarding and anti-bullying. under the District’s Employee grievances collective bargaining agreements. Complaints concerning District personnel. assistance about complaints, For general information to file a complaint, about where and information about whistleblower complaints. • • • • • • • • • • Reports about suspected improper activities of or complaints employers of retaliation resulting to from whistleblower be reported may activities agencies. state these The Chancellor’s Office is the agency that The Chancellor’s Office is the agency the community colleges in California. oversees SMC students, and members SMC employees, of the public who wish to file unlawful discrimination complaints, and harassment including sexual harassment complaints, can do so directly with the Chancellor’s Office. SMC’s that oversees ACCJC is the agency accreditation. Complaints SMC’s regarding compliance quality with academic program and accrediting standards can be filed with ACCJC. environmental compliance, occupational environmental compliance, occupational and the District’s insurance health and safety, liability, for property, and workers’ coverage compensation. contact the Office of Risk Please regarding: Management Complaints to confidentially can be made to the Confidential Reporting Hotline. contact the Please Confidential Reporting Hotline regarding: related policies related SMC. at and procedures Please regarding: Resources Office of Human contact the oversees The Office of Risk Management The Office of Human Resources oversees H.R.- oversees of Human Resources The Office

RESOURCES *Non-SMC agency *Non-SMC General’s Whistleblower Hotline General’s Whistleblower Personnel Board State California California State Attorney State California *Non-SMC organization *Non-SMC Auditor State California Hotline Whistleblower Accrediting Commission for Accrediting Commission Colleges Junior and Community (ACCJC) California Community Colleges Community California Office Chancellor’s agency *Non-SMC Confidential Reporting Hotline Reporting Confidential Office Management of Risk Office Resources Human of College Policies, Rules, and Regulations 3. 2. 1. records. Theserightsinclude: gives certain rightswithrespect students to theireducation Privacy Act (FERPA) and Rights Educational The Family Annual Notification Student PrivacyRights– 400 for College. responsibilities or her his professional order to fulfill needs toreview record in an education if theofficial interest has alegitimateeducational official A school or her performing his tasks. in official or grievance committee, another school or assisting committee, serving such asadisciplinary on an official person serving on theBoardofTrustees; or astudent agent); as anattorney, (such a auditor, orcollection service College employees instead ofusing or officials the Collegehascontractedasitsagent to providea and healthstaff);apersonorcompanywithwhom law enforcement personnel unit (including position supervisory, academic orresearch, staff or support person employedbytheCollegeinanadministrative, is a official interests. A school legitimate educational with officials to school exception fordisclosure student’s priorwritten consent underthe FERPA a records without education The Collegediscloses consent. without extent disclosure that FERPAauthorizes records, from thestudent’seducation except to the information identifiable personally College discloses The righttoprovidewritten consent before the of therighttoahearing. when notified be providedtothestudent hearing procedures will regarding the information amendment. Additional student’s righttoahearingregarding the request for and the writing ofthedecision the studentin notify amend therecord as requested, the Collegewill be changed.IftheCollegedecidesnotto should the studentwantschanged, and specifywhyit for therecord, the partofrecord clearly identify responsible write the Collegeofficial record should A student whowishestoask the Collegetoamenda student’s privacy rights underFERPA. of the violation inaccurate, orotherwise in misleading, records that thestudentbelieves education are The righttorequest the amendmentofstudent’s be addressed. request should to whomthe advise thestudentofcorrect official shall to whomtherequest was submitted,thatofficial the records by theCollegeofficial are not maintained time and placewhere the records may If be inspected. arrangements for access the student ofthe and notify make will The Collegeofficial wishes toinspect. the record(s)student request that identifies a written Services or otherappropriateofficial, to theDeanofEnrollment submit A student should days. 15 requires working that records within be provided College receives law a request for access.California 45 records days oftheday within education The righttoinspectandreview the student’s SANTAMONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022

lege students, please contact the Admissions Office. lege students, please contacttheAdmissions col for implications its FERPA and of explanation full a For 4.

generally not considered harmful or an invasion of generally or aninvasion not consideredharmful that is is information which Directory information, Examples include: publications. records certain school in from astudent’seducation type this of information the Collegetoinclude allow is to The primary of directory purpose information contrary accordance withCollegeprocedures. in the studenthasadvisedCollegeto unless written consent, without “directory information” designated appropriately the Collegemay disclose records. However, from thestudent’seducation information identifiable of personally to thedisclosure a student’swritten consent prior exceptions, obtain FERPA requires that theCollege, with certain a studentseeks to enroll. which in or intends of anotherschool consent toofficials records without education Upon request, discloses the Collegealso Washington, DC 20202-5901 Washington, 400 Maryland Avenue, SW Department U.S. of Education Office Policy Compliance Family FERPA is: and addressoftheOfficethatadministers to complywiththerequirements of FERPA.Thename concerning allegedfailuresbytheCollege of Education Department with theU.S. The righttofileacomplaint received and mostrecent attended. previous school degrees attendance; student photograph; and awards and heightofmembers of athleticteams; dates of recognized activitiesandsports;weight officially in residence; age; of study;participation major field as directoryinformation: The Collegehasdesignatedthefollowinginformation Office. written request with theAdmissions file a their prior written consent should without records from theireducation directory information who donotwantCollegetodisclose Students request, with certaindirectory information. the Collegetoprovidemilitaryrecruiters, upon federal law requires yearbooks. Inaddition, publish that manufactureclassringsor to, companies limited but are include, not organizations Outside consent. a student’spriorwritten without organizations privacy tooutside if released, be disclosed can also • • • • ing weightandheightofteam members. activity sheets, Sports such asforwrestling, show programs; and Graduation lists; or other recognition Honor roll production; a drama the student’s rolein showing A playbill, student name; city of - - College Policies, Rules, and Regulations -

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ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATORS ACADEMIC SENIOR ADMINISTRATION STAFF ADMINISTRATION SENIOR Stacy Neal Elizabeth (Lizzy) Moore Maria Munoz Nicholas (Nick) Mata Mejia Ashley Maria Leon Vasquez Lopez Jeannette Denise Kinsella Dr. Hannah Lawler Erica LeBlanc Maral Hyeler Regina Ip Sasha King Steve Hunt Steve Hunter Tracie Jose Hernandez Jose G. Hernandez Mitchell Heskel Dr. Susan Fila Gordon Jeffrey Dr. Tre’Shawn Hall-Baker Reggie Ellis Reggie Jennifer Ferro Wendi DeMorst Elliott Dr. Kiersten Dr. Dione Carter Gerald Clark Bonita Cooper Francis (Frank) Dawson Jason Beardsley Cardenas Nancy Lydia Ayala Rob Bailis Lisa Balfus Michael Tuitasi Sherri Lee-Lewis Lane Dr. Bradley Rodriguez Teresita Dr. Kathryn E. 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Phil, University of California, Ph.D., University Los Angeles of Hawaii-Manoa B.A., University M.A., California Northridge State University, B.A., San State University Jose of Washington M.S., University A.B., Green, Toby L. Green, Green, Chuck Green, Terry Green, Granger, D’Nese Granger, Goode, Darrell Goodfellow, Candyce A. Goldthwait, Barbara Gold, Linda E. Gerds, Donald Gerds, A. Gill, Harjinder Gelvin, Dorothy T Geltner, Peter B. Peter Geltner, Geddes, James Ken James Geddes, Gauld, Suellen Gallagher, Edward L. Gallagher, F. Patsy Gardner, Furuyama, Ron Furnell, William R. Fukuhara, Gail M.T. Fujiwara-Skrobak, Makiko Fugle Jr., James B. James Fugle Jr., Fry, Jack F. Jack Fry, The College Community Jones, Howard L. Jon, Alan Lynn V. Johnson, (Benson), Brenda Johnson Richard Johncola, Jimenez, Benjamin Jerome, Frank C. Jameson, Donald Jaffe, Sharon Isomoto, Robert Hurley, P. Daniel Humphrey, Marilyn E. Hummel, Louis Hugo, Esther Howard, Ernest P. Hoover, John Holmgren, Christine Hoff, LeRoy Howard K. Hodson, Hodges, J. Thomas Hobbs, Margit P. M. Hiteshew, Elizabeth 416 Teacher Training, University of California, Los Angeles Teacher University Training, of California, Los Angeles Teacher University Training, of California, Angeles Los M.A., University of California, College B.A., Scripps M.A., PepperdineUniversity, California State University, Beach Long B.A., California Diego StateUniversity B.A., San M.S., Marquette University, Wisconsin State University, Angeles Los B.A., M.A.,California A.B., Ph.B.,University of Chicago,Illinois Los Angeles M.A., Ph.D.,University of California, B.A., CityUniversity of New York M.A., Northern Arizona University California B.S., University of Southern State University, Angeles Los B.S., M.S.,California University Francisco of San M.P.A./H.S.A., B.S., M.A.,HolyNames College, California M.S., University of Colorado B.S., WheatonCollege, Illinois Angeles Los University of California, Ed.D., Marymount University M.A., Loyola B.A., ImmaculateHeart College B.Arch., California University of Southern California Ph.D., University of Southern M.A., University of Pittsburgh B.A., University of Kansas J.D., University of West Los Angeles State University, Long Beach M.A., California State University, Northridge B.A., California State University, Los Angeles M.A., California State University, B.S., Ball Indiana Los Angeles Ph.D., University of California, College, Nebraska B.A., Union State University, Long Beach M.A., California B.V.E., Angeles Los M.A., University of California, B.A., University of Innsbruck, Austria New College ofEducation, York M.S., BankSt. A.B., VassarCollege, New York SANTAMONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 ...... 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Mazorow, McCaskill, Carole McDonald, Suzanne T. Marrant, Doris E. Marrant, C. Terrence Marre, Martin, James Martin, Mona Lou Martinez, Masada, Richard S. Mason, Kenneth Mason, Sheila Robert Massey, Lowcock, Ford Lowcock, E. Alvin Lyles, M. Maddox, Ann Madison, Phyllis Mahlanza, Jonathan Ray Manion, Frances A. Patricia Mantabe, Edward Markarian, E. Marshburn, Arthur SANTA MONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 2021–2022 CATALOG COLLEGE MONICA SANTA

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Lopez, Gloria M. Long, Cathleen A. Lodmer, Emily J. L. Lodmer, Logan, Ruth B. Lockwood, William S. Little, Frank H. Linstrum, Margaret C. Linstrum, Margaret Lessing, Arnold N. R. Lewis, Murray Legg, Karen Legg, LeDuc, Margaret M. LeDuc, Margaret LeDonne, Helen LeBlanc, Erica K. Lawson, Randal Lawson, Charles P. Larsen, Lyle L. Larsen, Lanum, Jackie C. Lanum, Jackie Landstrom, Maynard F. Landstrom, The College Community Nakao, Patricia Myrow, Steven Murray, Donald Muller, Katharine Aida Mostkoff-Linares, Morris, Jacob Morgan, Dana Morales, Hector M. Moore, Richard L. Mobasheri, Fereshteh H. Moassessi, Mitra Joan G. Mills, Merritt, Carl E. Merlic, Jennifer McNeil, David M. McMullen, RobertJ. McKendry, Mary E. McKay, Janet H. 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Kayzakian, Yvette Kay, Benjamin W. Kaufman, Steven M. Kaufman, Doris Kauffman, SaraR. Kato, Nina K. Karron, Robert Karol-Crowther, Cathy I. Karkafi, Robert H. Karimian, Narineh Karakus, Karina Kaplan, Samara Kanjanapangka, Julie Kang, Kyungkook Kamin, Gerald 426 SANTAMONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 ...... 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Modern Languages . See also . See Modern Languages . See . See also . See Academic and Career Paths and Career Academic . 173–175 , Modern Languages 181–183 Academic and Career Paths and Career Academic . See , Modern Languages . See Biological Sciences . See Kinesiology Physical Education Advanced Placement (AP) Tests (AP) Placement Advanced 177–181 . See also . See Interior Architectural Design , . See . See . See Child and Adolescent Development 105–163 Development Child and Adolescent Studies 92–163 Communication 106–163 Childhood Education Early 110–163 Economics 122–163 Geography 126–163 History Journalism 130–163 Kinesiology 131–163 135–163 Mathematics 142–163 Nutrition and Dietetics Administration of Justice 77–163 of Justice Administration 80–163 Anthropology 84–163 Art History 87–163 Business Administration & Crafts Classes for Older Adults 349–350 Competency Credit by Exam and Assessment See also See Course Sequence Chart 176 Emeritus 367 375 and Susan Barrett SMC Pete List of Institutions 35–37 Challenge Exam 24 10 Chemistry Expiration 25 of Challenge Exam Scores Identification Card Policy 25 24 (MPA) Math Proficiency Assessment 23–25 Placement Policy 24 Retesting Recommendations 23–24 and Placement Waiver Programs Academic Noncredit 114 Noncredit Disqualification and Progress Academic 397 Conduct Academic 397 Disciplinary Hearings 397 397 Grade Removal 397–398 Program Arabic 175 175–177 Architecture of Emphasis Areas Chart 64–65 of Interest Areas of Study Areas 82–84 Art Gallery Art History 84–85 Art SMC Articulation/Transfer Agreements, Arts Asian Studies 29–30 Assessment (AA-T/AS-T) for Transfer Associate Degree Advanced English Advanced as a Second Certificate of Language 55–57 Tests (AP) Placement Advanced African and Middle Studies Eastern Force ROTC 361 Air Alcohol 394 Sigma 364 Alpha Gamma 364 Alpha Mu Gamma Alumni Relations, Santa Monica College 15–16 Sign Language 169 American Anatomy Animation 170–173 Anthropology 79–81 27 Time () Line, Any Any Test AP Appeals, Student 396–398 366 Applied Music Program Aquatics SANTA MONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 2021–2022 CATALOG COLLEGE MONICA SANTA

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Auditing Classes 383 Auditing Attendance 381–383 Policies 17–29 Attendance Information Athletics Athletic Teams Athletic Coaching Astronomy 85 Associates, SMC 15 (AS) 374 Associated Students Science forTransfer (AS-T) Associate in Arts Associate in for Transfer (AA-T) Business 86–91 Business Broadcasting Broad Stage, The 375 Botany Bookstore Books andMaterials391 Board ofTrustees, SMC 442 Program Black Collegians 361 Biology Sciences 86 Biological Big BlueBus(AnyLine,Any Time) 27 Bicycles 401 Bicycle Maintenance Language Certificateof as aSecond English Beginning Preparation Courses383 Basic Skills Barrett Art Gallery 375 Bachelor ofScience(BS)Degree in Baccalaureate Degree 33 B 85 Automotive Technology To WithdrawfromClasses382 382 To DropaStudent 369–370 Counseling Corsairs Intercollegiate363 Resource Fee 27 Transfer to CSUSystem 33–34 (AA-T/AS-T) 31 Petition forGraduation Requirement 33 Citizenship Global Credit NormallyAllowed384–385 384 Course Limitations Academic Requirements Classes for Older Adults 351 Classes forOlderAdults Noncredit 91 Noncredit 85–86, 185 Noncredit 113 350–351 Classes forOlderAdults Student Life Student Degree for Transfer for Transfer Competency Interaction Design33 . See . See . See & Finance . See Biological Sciences Biological Biological Sciences Biological . See VarsityIntercollegiateAthletics , . See Campus Store Campus 183–184 , , 189–196 . See MediaStudies 196–197 VarsityIntercollegiateSports , 16 Kinesiology/Physical Education Kinesiology/Physical , 185–189 , 403 , 127–128 , for AssociateDegrees 381 184–185 . See also

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(Formerly Accounting) 76 Accounting) (Formerly Production 137 Production Achievement 34 Achievement Low Advanced ESL 114 ESL Advanced Low 113–114 ESL Intermediate Low 86 Maintenance Bicycle 1 91 Level Business Essentials Service 91–92 Customer 110 Education and Early Care to Introduction Working with Older Adults 125 to Introduction 96 Receptionist Aide 126 Therapy Rehabilitation Management/Leadership 90 Management/Leadership 90–91 Marketing 144 Assistant Administrative Medical 144–145 Billing Specialist Coding and Medical Clerk 145 Office Medical 98–99 – Android Development Mobile Apps – iPhone 99 Development Mobile Apps 99 Networking 147–148 Photography 152–153 Public Policy 153–154 Management and Resource Recycling 91 Merchandising) (Formerly Sales and Promotion 76 Practice Small Business Tax 95 Social Media Assistant 148–149 Installation Solar Photovoltaic Accountant) General (Formerly Accountant Staff 161–162 Theatre Technical 109–110 Kindergarten Transitional 79 Visual Development 98 Programmer) Web (Formerly Developer Web 95 Creator Website 94 Specialist Software Website 114 Language English as a Second Advanced 113 Language Beginning English as a Second 115 Pathways and Career College for ESL 114 Language English as a Second Intermediate Entertainment Promotion and Marketing and Marketing Promotion Entertainment 89 Entrepreneurship 88 Assistant Information Business Level Entry Science 115 Environmental Studies 116–117 Environmental Studies 117 Ethnic Design 118 Fashion 118–119 Merchandising Fashion 119–120 Film Production Office 143 General Global Studies 123–125 Design 125 Graphic 107–108 Teacher Infant/Toddler 98 Management Systems Information 89 Professional Insurance 89 Specialist Insurance Design 128–129 Architectural Interior 129 Design Fundamentals Architectural Interior 89–90 Business International to Engineering 112–113 Introduction 138–139 Studies American Latin 143–144 Assistant Administrative Legal Office Clerk 144 Legal 90 and Supply Chain Management Logistics Academic Requirements for Certificates of Requirements Academic Certificates of Completion (Noncredit) 34 Certificates of Competency (Noncredit) 34 (Noncredit) Certificates of Competency SANTA MONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 2021–2022 CATALOG COLLEGE MONICA SANTA Inside Front 49–52

, . See Certificates of . See Inside Back Cover Inside Back Inside Back Cover Inside Back . See & Wellbeing 370–371 63 . See , Cooperative Agencies Resources for Education Resources Cooperative Agencies (Formerly Early Intervention Assistant) 107 Assistant) Intervention Early (Formerly CSU System 39–40 CSU System Digital Video Post-Production 104–105 Video Post-Production Digital 107 Teacher Childhood Associate Early Childhood Studies 106 Early Assistant Education Intervention/Special Early Engineering 112 Computer Science 97 Computer 100–101 Cosmetology 75–76 Accountant) Professional (formerly Track CPA 80–81 Management Resource Cultural 97–98 Developer Applications Database 104 Audio Post-Production Digital 104 Media Foundation Digital Publishing 95 Digital Athletic Coaching 132–133 Athletic 136 and Production Programming Broadcast 136 Sales and Management Broadcast 1 94–95 Worker Business Information 2 93 Worker Business Information 93–94 Business Applications Computer 97 Programming Computer 3D Animation 78 3D Animation 79 3D Production 137–138 Studies Middle Eastern and African 79 Foundation Animation 81 Architecture 82 Production Design Digital and Interior Architecture Asian Studies 138 2D Animation 78 2D Animation . See Achievement Academic Progress Requirement 379 Requirement Progress Academic Cover Academic Programs Academic Certificate of Achievement Requirements 34 Certificate of Achievement 34 Requirements Certificate Department 34 Noncredit Certificate Requirements Academic Programs 75–163 Programs Academic Transfer Admission Admission Transfer 39 Requirements GE Certification 37 Education General 39 Requirements Application Priority Filing Periods 39 Applications 39 to the for Transfer Associate Degrees Certificates of Achievement Center for Wellness Center Certificates Career Preparation Curriculum 13 Career 370 Center Services Career Catalog Rights 34 for Students Center with Disabilities (DSPS) 362 CARE Certificate Programs Career Education Career (CE) 362 Campus Locations 444 Campus Maps 444 370 Campus Police Services Campus Store 370 CalWORKs 361–362 Campus and Community 401 Safety California California (CSU) 38–40 State University Calendar, 2021-2022 Academic Year Academic 2021-2022 Calendar, California Satisfactory Grant (CCPG) College Promise C Index Computer Labs 371 Computer Labs Systems 93–95 Computer Information and Transfer Rates 391 Completion Process Notice 398–399 Complaint 362 Education Community Community 92–93 Studies Communication Communication College Promise Program 367 390–402 College Policies,Rules,andRegulations Program 58–59 College Level (CLEP) Examination College Conduct 402–432 College Community CLEP Classes forOlderAdults Cinema Chinese 199–200 Development Child Care Services Child 371–374 Chemistry 91–92 Chairs, Department 403 CEUS Certification 436 Library Computer Lab371 371 Library ComputerCommons Systems (CSIS) Computer ScienceandInformation Computer Lab371 Cayton AssociatedStudents Bundy LearningResource Center 371 (LRC) Noncredit 96 and Recreational Social, Cultural, Educational, 15–16 Support Community 351–352 Classes forOlderAdults 393–394 Conduct Student 391–392 Council Honor Code/Honor 395–396 Sanctions Disciplinary 392–393 Academic Conduct Theater Arts 359 Science 359 Political Music –Performing Arts 357–358 & History358 Music –Appreciation Literature 356–357 Law 356 Human Development354–356 354 Home Economics 352–354 Health &Conditioning 351–352 Communications 351 – ComputerTraining Employments forSeniors 351 & Finance Business 350–351 Automotive Technology Arts of Justice349 Administration 371 Lab School Early Childhood Santa Monica 371–374 Care Fund Child Associated Students Course SequenceChart198 Requesting 37 IGETC 37 37 General Education CSU GE37 Film Studies, Journalism, Media Studies Studies, Journalism, Film . See . See Transition to College andCareer 102 Sustainability Technician Services 160–161 Sustainability inOrganics Aide160 Sustainability Assistant 160 Lab 371 Programs 13 & Crafts349–350 . See SANTAMONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 College Level Examination Program CollegeLevel Examination Sustainability Center Sustainability . See also Film Studies Film . See also , , 207 . See also 197–199 . See CollegeCommunity Early Childhood Education EarlyChildhood MediaStudies ModernLanguages . See also , 202–207 Broadcasting,

Counseling 220–221 Counseling Cosmetology 100–102 Corsair Newspaper 371–372 Corsair IntercollegiateAthletics363 388–389 Corequisites Cooperative Work Experience (CWE)388 Cooperative Agencies Resources 34 Enrollment Continuous Conduct 364 Concurrent Enrollment Computer Services 371 Computer Science96–100 Credit byExam Credit Coursework, Foreign 384–385 Courses Course SequenceCharts Course Requirements, In-Residence 31 384 Course Limitations System 40 (C-ID) Course Identification 381–382 Course Enrollment sequence) 164–359 alphabetical (in Course Descriptions & Transfer Services 372 Counseling Psycholo Noncredit 102 365 Students International Health Sciences364 Health 373 363 and EarlyChildhood Education Services Student – Noncredit223 Disabled Services Student 221–223 Disabled Career 370 Athletics 369–370 International Baccalaureate (IB) Exam 60 International Program 58–59 College Level (CLEP) Examination Advanced Placement (AP) Test 55–57 Units 387 of, UponTransfer 384 Reduction Normally Allowed384–385 384 Accredited Schools Non-Regionally Military Service 388 In-Residence CourseRequirements 31 Foreign Coursework 384–385 Preparation Courses383 Basic Skills Withdraw from382–383 SMC Emeri 383–384 Repetition Classes 366 Online Programs 366 Education) Noncredit (Adult In-Residence Requirements 31 Foreign Coursework 384–385 Classes) 363 (Online Distance Education 362 (Not-for-Credit) Education Community Physics 323 Photography 321 Mathematics 295 Interior Architectural Design 281 251 ESL 243 English Chemistry 198 Architecture 176 How toRead165 Internships (CARE) 362–363 for Education Conduct Student . See also . See gical 370–371 AcademicCollegeConduct, Conduct, tus 367 CourseDescriptions , 223–224 , 215–220 , , 63 207–214

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. See Entertainment Technology Learning 385 Learning Nutrition and Dietetics . See Accounting) 76–77 Accounting) . See California California (CSU) State University Disabilities 10 (AA-T/AS-T) 33–34 Requirements Salon Business 102 163 Scenic Design and Construction 163 Lighting, Sound and Projection Stage 95–96 Management Development Website Medical Billing/CodingMedical 145–146 146 Clerk/Receptionist Records Medical 146 Transcription Medical 100 Azure Microsoft 101–102 Nail Care 154 Waste and Zero Recycling 100 Intelligence and Artificial Robotics Cloud Computing 99 99 Cybersecurity Clerk 145 Records Medical Electronic 111–112 Specialist Efficiency Energy 99–100 Programmer Level Entry 101 Skin Care) (Formerly Esthetician Technology 121–122 Geospatial Coder 145 Inpatient Hospital Automotive Technician – Introductory 85 Technician – Introductory Automotive 149 Installation Basic Solar Photovoltaic Computer (Formerly Business Bookkeeping 145 Entry Clerical/Data . See Grade Policies Grade Learning Disabilities 362 Program Academic Adjustment for Students Academic with Disabilities 10 Information Technology for Students with Academic Requirements for Department Certificates 34 Certificates for Department Requirements Academic Baccalaureate Degree Requirements 33 Requirements Degree Baccalaureate Programs Academic Academic Programs 62–163 Programs Academic 34 (AA/AS) Requirements Associate Degree for Transfer Associate Degree Technique and Performance 224–231 Technique and Performance Appreciation and History 224 Disciplinary Hearings and Appeals 397 Directory Information Directory 400 Disabilities Dietetics Digital Media Digital Media Post-Production 231–234 Department Chairs 403 Department Department Certificates Department Degrees Date Rape 395 Date List Honor Dean’s 381 D Dance 102–103 Curricula 13 63–69 Curricular Offerings Credit/No Credit Grade Policies Credit Grade Credit/No Statistics Crime for the College Community 391 CSU Credit for Prior Credit for Index General Advisory Board15 Gateway to Persistence and Success(GPS)364 Game Design 260 G French 259–260 College 15–16 Santa Monica Foundation, Foster Youth Foreign Languages Foreign Coursework 384–385 Services 373 Food Security Programs Food 373 Aid 372–373 Financial 256–259 Studies Film 119–120 Production Film FERPA Fees 26–29 Federal TaxCredit391 117-119, Design andMerchandising 254–256 Fashion Rights andPrivacy Act Educational (FERPA)400 Family Faculty F Program Extended Opportunity 396 Expulsion Evening Classes13 116–117 Studies Ethics for CollegeandCareer ESL Pathways Certificate of ESL Statement of 8 Opportunity, Equal EOPS 115–116, Studies 253–254 Environmental Science 115 Environmental 252–253 Entertainment Technology 438 Withdrawal Refund 28–29 Withdrawal Coursework 27 Upper-Division Representation 27 Student Benefits 27 Student Returned Payments 28 28–29 Refunds Permit Parking Virtual 29 Balances 28 Outstanding 26–27 Nonresident Tuition 28 Materials andSupplies Health Services 27 26 Enrollment (AS) Resource Associated Students27 Time 404–412 Full Emeritus 412–422 422–430 Adjunct Noncredit 115 Placement 22–25 Noncredit 250–252 Program Intensive English365 Language 249–250 as aSecond English Credit Program 363 Course SequenceChart251 Communication Studies, Journalism, Media Studies Journalism, Studies, Communication and Services 363 (EOPS) Competency Media Post-Production Digital . See . See SANTAMONICA COLLEGE CATALOG 2021–2022 Extended Opportunity Program ExtendedOpportunity and Services Family Educational Rights andPrivacy Act Educational Family . See . See also Guardian Scholars Program Scholars Guardian . See . See also names of specific languages namesofspecific ModernLanguages , 403 Broadcasting,

. See Animation, , 403 Grades 385–387 Graded Units 387 Grade Point Average (GPA) 386–387 GPS 123–124 Studies Global 12 Citizenship Global German 265–266 Geology 122–123 Geography 121–122 Systems (GIS) 121, Geographic Information 261–262 General Science (GE) 120–121 General Education Honors Societies 364–365 Honors 381 at Graduation Honors 391–392 Council Honor Code/Honor Home Economics History 126–127 Programs High School Concurrent Program High School Hebrew 272–273 Hearings, 396–398 Student Health Services Fee 28 Health Services Center 373 364 Health SciencesCounseling 271 Health Occupations Health –Noncredit271–272 Health Insurance373 270–271 Health Education Health H Program Scholars 364 Guardian Graphic Design125 Graduation Withdrawal (W) 386 Withdrawal Pass/No Pass (P/NP) 385–386 Incomplete (I)386 Grade Point Average (GPA) 386–387 Changes 387 Requirements Patterns 41–49 13 Curriculum 37 Certification Sigma Chi Eta 365 Sigma Chi Psi Beta 365 Phi ThetaKappa365 Mu Gamma Alpha 364 Gamma Alpha Sigma 364 354 Classes forOlderAdults 364 Enrollment Dual 21, Concurrent Enrollment 364 Noncredit 125–126 352–354 Classes forOlderAdults with Honors381 Requirements 30–31 Petition for31 also Therapy, Respiratory Care Care Therapy, Respiratory Nursing, Occupational Education, . See University ofCalifornia (UC)4445 Santa Monica College (SMC)36–37 California State University (CSU)49–52 Geography & Conditioning Gateway to Persistence and Success . See , . See also . See also , 273–277 264–265 , Science , 267–270 262–264 , . See also 266–267 . See ModernLanguages ModernLanguages Kinesiology/Physical

Nursing, Occupational . See also , 52–54 Grades . See Index 439 . See Music: Broadcasting, . See also . See . See also . See Center for Students for Students with Center names of specific . See . See Modern Languages 299–302 Modern Languages , . See 366 294–299 397 , , Biological Sciences , Entertainment Technology & History Classes for Older Adults 358 . See also . See . See Academic and Career Paths and Career Academic . See Music: Appreciation History and . See also Theory, Performance, and Application Performance, Theory, Communication Studies, Film Studies, Journalism languages Disabilities Performing Arts Classes for Older Adults 357–358 Arts Performing and Application 303–308 Performance, Theory, Placement 22 Placement Course Sequence Chart 295 Complaints 30 Philosophy 29 and Components Process 29–30 Responsibilities 30 Status 29 Appreciation 302–303 and History Appreciation Classes for Older Adults Classes for 356 Humanities and 133–134 Arts Social Science 134–135 and Behavioral Classes for Older Adults 356–357 Noncredit 114 Noncredit 113–114 Music Performance Groups 374 Music Performance Math Proficiency Assessment (MPA) 24 (MPA) Math Proficiency Assessment Mathematics 135 Matriculant Status 29 Matriculation 29–30 16 Meal Project Media Studies 135–137 366 in the Arts Mentor Program 27 Metro Microbiology Credit 388 Military Service Mission Santa Monica College 12 Statement, Mobile 28 Pass Modern Languages 137–138 Mopeds 401 401 Motorcycles Multimedia Music L Studies Latin American Latino 361 Center Law Learning Disabilities Program 133–135 Liberal Arts Library 373–374 Library Studies 294 Linguistics 294 Literature ESL Low Advanced Competency Certificate of ESL of Competency Certificate Low Intermediate M Majors Math

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See Professional Courses in Kinesiology/Physical Education and Varsity Intercollegiate Athletics Communication Studies, Film Studies, Media Studies (IGETC) Competency Architecture Curriculum Professional Courses Sports Team 291–293 Aquatics 286–287 Combatives 287–288 Fitness 288–290 Individual Sports 290–291 Certification 37 41–45 Requirements Internship/Cooperative Experience (CWE) 388 Work Counseling 365 Center Intensive English 365 Program 365 Study Abroad Program Noncredit 114 Course Sequence Chart 281 Bachelor of Science (BS) Degree 127–128 Bachelor of Science (BS) Degree Classes for Older Adults Classes for 354–356 Korean 293–294 Korean Kinesiology/Physical Education 131–133 K 89.9 FM 373 KCRW Journalism 129–131 Judicial Student Affairs, 396–397 J Japanese 283–284 Italian 283 IxD Intersegmental General Education General Curriculum Transfer Intersegmental International Students 21–22 365–366 Internship Program Internships International (IB) Exam Chart 60 Baccalaureate International Education (IEC) 21–22 Center Interior Architectural Design 128–129 Interior Architectural English Intermediate as a Second Certificate of Language Inter-Club Council (ICC) 374 365 Intensive English Program 278–280 Interaction Design (IxD) Independent Studies 278 Information Technology for Students with Disabilities 10 Instructional 412–422 Staff, Emeritus Identification Card Policy 25 IGETC Policies 386 Incomplete (I) Grade I ICC I.D. 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• Staff Permit Parking: Lots 1 & 5, Underground 2, Structures 3 & 4 Campus Motor & Mopeds - Community Education B #44 Lot 5 • BUNDY CAMPUS (BUNDY) • Student Permit Parking: Underground 2, Structures 3 & 4 Police Staff Parking - Emeritus Program for Older Adults 3171 S. Bundy Dr. • Visitor Parking: Underground 2, purchase parking pass at Kiosk - Noncredit Initiatives / Registration • KCRW • Park Free and Shuttle to Main Campus with Student ID B Bus Stop N • CENTER FOR MEDIA AND 1660 Stewart St. Bundy Campus • 3171 S. Bundy Dr. C Ride Share DESIGN (CMD) • PERFORMING ARTS CENTER (PAC) Bicycle Parking 1660 Stewart St. 1310 11th St. Paratransit Stop Buses to SMC Campuses - Pete and Susan Barrett Art Gallery Elevators • DISTRICT OFFICES Smoking Permitted Areas BUNDY: #44 - Music Hall 2714 Pico Blvd. Accessible Entrances We’re a Smoke-Free Campus. CMD: #16, #43 - Business & Payroll Services - The Edye Entrances in buildings not marked are accessible. PAC: #41, #42 - Human Resources - The Eli and Edythe Broad Stage Accessible parking available in every lot. P Parking 06-21