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COLLEGE CATALOG 2021-2022

This catalog was sponsored by Genesee County under the program of the State University of New York and published by Genesee Community College. The information in this catalog is accurate to the best of our knowledge as of the date of the catalog’s production.

It is the responsibility of students enrolled at Genesee Community College to become knowledgeable of the information presented in this catalog.

Program and curricula descriptions within this publication are intended for informational use only and cannot substitute for advice from an admissions representative and/or student success coach. Although every effort has been made to ensure that such descriptions were accurate at the time of printing, this publication does not govern program requirements. Genesee Community College reserves the right to delete, alter or not offer any course described in this publication for any reason and without notice. Genesee Community College further reserves the right to affect changes in curriculum, administration, policies, tuition, fees, and any other aspect of College activity, process, or procedure for any reason and without notice.

For the most up-to-date information, please visit our website: www.genesee.edu.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS COLLEGE CATALOG 2021-2022 ...... 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS ...... 2 ABOUT GENESEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ...... 3 LOCATIONS ...... 4 FACILITIES ...... 4 STUDENT SUPPORT & SERVICES ...... 6 THE GCC FOUNDATION ...... 10 ACADEMIC CALENDAR ...... 11 ADMISSIONS ...... 12 ARTICULATION AGREEMENTS ...... 27 TUITION & FEES ...... 32 FINANCING YOUR EDUCATION ...... 34 ACADEMIC INFORMATION ...... 41 DEGREE PROGRAMS ...... 49 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS ...... 196 POLICIES & REGULATIONS ...... 279 COLLEGE DIRECTORY ...... 289

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ABOUT GENESEE COMMUNITY The College is a member of the American COLLEGE Association of Community Colleges. GCC was founded in 1966 as part of the State Nursing Program University of New York (SUNY) system after a The Accreditation Commission for Education in successful publicly voted referendum. Guiding Nursing (formerly the National League for the College through all endeavors through the Nursing Accrediting Commission, Inc.) years is the continuous dedication to meeting the 3343 Peachtree Road, NE changing needs of students and the community. Suite 850 Atlanta, Georgia 30326 Mission Statement 404-975-5000 As an inclusive, accessible, student-centered www.acenursing.org community college, we foster exceptional teaching and learning opportunities that result in Paralegal Program intellectual and social growth, economic American Bar Association advancement and engaged citizenship. Standing Committee on Paralegals Our Six Core Values 321 North Clark Street Chicago, IL 60610-4714 1. Community 800-285-2221 2. Diversity www.americanbar.org/groups/paralegals.html 3. Integrity 4. Learning Physical Therapist Assistant Program 5. Opportunity Commission on Accreditation in Physical 6. Respect Therapy Education (CAPTE) 1111 North Fairfax St Accreditation Alexandria, Virginia 22314 All academic programs offered by Genesee 703-706-3245 Community College have been approved by the www.capteonline.org State University of New York and registered with: Respiratory Care Program New York State Board of Regents Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory New York State Department of Education Care Room 110EB 1248 Harwood Road Albany, NY 12234 Bedford, Texas 76021-4244 518-474-5889 817-283-2835 www.regents.nysed.gov www.coarc.com Veterinary Technology Program The State University of New York has authorized American Veterinary Medical Association the College to award the degrees of associate in Committee on Veterinary Technician Education arts, associate in science, associate in applied and Activities science and specified certificates. The College 1931 N. Meacham Road itself is fully accredited by: Schaumburg, IL 60173-4360 1-800-248-2862 Middle States Commission on Higher Education 1-847-925-8070 3624 Market Street www.avma.org Philadelphia, PA 19104–2680 215-662-5606

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LOCATIONS Lima, NY 14485 Genesee Community College is located just 585-582-1226 outside the City of Batavia in upstate New York, Medina Campus Center centered between the greater metropolitan areas 11470 Maple Ridge Rd. of Buffalo and Rochester. The Batavia campus Medina, NY 14103 and College Village, the student residence 585-798-1688 community adjacent to the main campus, are nestled amid the scenic hills and farmland of the Warsaw Campus Center quiet Genesee County countryside. Yet, less 115 Linwood Ave. than 40 minutes away are two urban areas Warsaw, NY 14569 teeming with cultural, sporting and civic 585-786-3010 opportunities.

In addition to the main campus in Batavia, Genesee Community College also has six Campus Centers located in Livingston, Orleans and Wyoming counties. With seven campus locations in four counties and more than 5000 students, Genesee Community College has become one of the most highly-respected community colleges in the United States. Since its founding in 1966, it has become an important part of the prestigious State University of New York (SUNY) education system. Batavia Campus One College Rd. Batavia, NY 14020

585-343-0055 866-225-5422 Albion Campus Center FACILITIES 456 West Ave. Albion, NY 14411 Student Success Center 585-589-4936 585-345-6805 [email protected] Arcade Campus Center Completed in 2017, the 18,478 square foot 25 Edward St. Student Success Center is the new “front door” Arcade, NY 14009 of the Batavia Campus. The Student Success 585-492-5265 Center brings admissions, financial aid, Dansville Campus Center academic advisement, student accounts, 31 Clara Barton St. records, career counseling, and a variety of other Dansville, NY 14437 student services into one building. The one-stop 585-335-7820 service center features Student Success Coaches who provide each new GCC student Lima Campus Center with a single point of contact from his or her first 7285 Gale Rd.

4 5 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) day on campus all the way through activities. The Office of Student Engagement & commencement. Inclusion, Veterans Services Office and Student Government Center are housed in the Student Richard C. Call Arena Union. The building includes a fireplace, dining Completed in 2017, the 54,000 square foot area, TV, a bay of computer terminals, pool table facility houses many of GCC’s physical and ping-pong tables. education classrooms and athletics offices, a new Fitness Center, meeting rooms, a press box Conable Technology Building overlooking the Turf Field, and the 20,400 Completed in 2000 and named after the region’s square foot field house that can accommodate noted statesman, the late U.S. Representative many different types of events – from sporting Barber Conable, the two-story wing offers 42,000 competitions to trade shows and community square feet for state-of-the-art computer labs, a gatherings. media production suite, eLearning and “smart” classrooms, and a 150-seat tiered lecture hall Anthony T. Zambito Gymnasium with the latest presentation equipment. Home to the Cougars, GCC's Anthony T. BEST Center Zambito Gymnasium houses fast-paced 585-345-6868 intercollegiate contests in basketball, and [email protected] volleyball. The gymnasium is home to many of Located in the Conable Technology Building at GCC's intramural sports activities, serving GCC, The Business and Employee Skills hundreds of students annually, and also hosts Training (BEST) Center is the recognized community athletic invitational events. regional leader in developing the skilled workforce that powers local area economic Genesee Aquatic Center growth. The Center provides a wide array of You name the water event - swim team practice, programs and services designed to prepare open swimming, scuba classes, or community individual employees as well as businesses and events - and you will find it at the Batavia organizations for success in the regional Campus pool. Ideal for casual and competitive economy. The BEST Center offers open swimmers, the pool can accommodate up to 100 enrollment seminars and workshops as well as users and has a maximum depth of twelve feet. truly customized training designed to assist businesses improve the performance of their people and processes. The Center serves Rosalie “Roz” Steiner Art Gallery individual employees as well as business both 585-343-0055 x6490 large and small. [email protected] Added to the Genesee Center for the Arts in Genesee Center for the Arts 2011, the Art Gallery can accommodate a variety 585-345-6814 of exhibits featuring visual works, sculpture, [email protected] ceramics and other media. The gallery is also Completed in 1991, the Genesee Center for the equipped with state-of-the-art lighting and “smart Arts includes the 328-seat Stuart Steiner Theatre technology” to make new media and Web-based and the 1,700-square-foot Rosalie “Roz” Steiner exhibits possible. Art Gallery as well as a studio and instructional space. The Center accommodates dramatic Wolcott J. Humphrey III Student Union productions, art exhibitions, concerts, literary Completed in 2006, this 10,500-square-foot readings, dances and lectures. The Center lobby complex provides space for student co- provides additional exhibition space for college curricular, social events and recreational and community organizations and events.

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Alfred C. O’Connell Library our Batavia Campus. Each Campus Center has 585-343-0055 x6419 academic advisors on site to service their The Alfred C. O'Connell Library, open flexible students. Visit www.genesee.edu/advisement- hours during Fall/Spring semesters provides an help to schedule an appointment with the excellent learning environment to foster student Student Success Coach assigned to your major success. The library's website serves as a portal or a Campus Center Advisor to over 90,000 circulating and reference print titles, eBooks, music CDs, periodicals, Access & Accommodations audiobooks, more than 60 full-text research Room C219 databases and a wide variety of online resources 585-343-0055 x6351 and research services including online [email protected] instructional tutorials and videos. An extensive Students can begin the process by making an core collection of current textbooks, science appointment with the Access & Accommodation models, and laptops are available for in-library office. Appointments can be in person, by phone use. Interlibrary loan services provide rapid or remotely. access to materials from other institutions Services and reasonable accommodations are nationwide. Librarians are available in person, provided to students who complete the Intake for via chat and email, and by phone, to assist Access & Accommodations and submit complete students in locating, evaluating and using written documentation of the disability from an information. State-of-the-art technology appropriate and qualified health professional throughout the library supports student research (QHP). The documentation must be current, and study needs in an attractive and inviting preferably within the last three years (the environment. Laptops are available for students acceptable age of documentation is dependent to loan from the library by referral from an upon the disabling condition, the current status instructor, success coach or academic advisor. of the student, and the student’s specific request Librarians teach information literacy skills in a for accommodation). The documentation should fully equipped classroom computer lab, at all also be from someone with whom the student campus center locations, and in many online currently, or in the recent past, has a working courses. Scheduled tutoring services are relationship. The qualified health professional available in the library. GCC library resources cannot be a relative of the student. are available for use at no charge to GCC students, faculty, staff and the entire community.

Adult Educational Opportunity Center STUDENT SUPPORT & SERVICES Room D208 Academic Advisement 585-345-6836 Student Success Coaches and advisors across [email protected] campus provide important academic guidance The Adult Educational Opportunity Center and support while you are a student at GCC. (AEOC) is a TRIO federal grant program that Coaches and advisors will assist you in choosing provides counseling and information on college the correct classes for your degree program, admissions to qualified adults who want to enter keep you informed about enrollment services or continue a program of postsecondary and campus resources, and help you monitor education. The program also provides services progress toward degree completion. to improve the financial and economic literacy of participants. An important objective of the Student Success Coaches in the Student program is to counsel participants on financial Success Center offer academic advisement at aid options, including basic financial planning

6 7 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) skills and to assist in the application process. or better and have experience in the field of law The goal of the AEOC program is to increase the enforcement. All officers must be licensed by the number of participants who enroll in State of New York under the Security Act, attend postsecondary education institutions. on the job training, first aid, CPR and AED training, and receive a minimum of 40 hours of In order to make it as easy as possible for continuous training each year to update their individuals to meet with one of our Outreach skills. Campus safety is responsible of Specialists, we have many AEOC Locations enforcement of all federal, state, county laws as throughout our six-county area (Allegany, well as all college regulations. Each Campus Cattaraugus, Genesee, Livingston, Orleans and Center has its own set of safety precautions. Wyoming). The GCC office of Campus Safety oversees the All AEOC Services are free. security and safety of College Village, the campus residential living community. Campus Bookstore 585-345-6878 Career Services [email protected] 585-345-6888 Our bookstore is leased and operated by Barnes [email protected] & Noble College Booksellers and located on the In support of Genesee Community College's first floor of the Batavia campus, at the north end mission and vision, Career Services is of the cafeteria. We carry all of your class and committed to providing assistance in navigating college needs from new and used textbooks, career and educational planning. Career rental books, e-books, trade books, supplies, gift Services develops and sustains positive items, and imprinted clothing. The Bookstore will relationships with students, alumni, faculty, staff, price match textbooks with Amazon.com and employers and our community members. These Bn.com! The book must be available in the same meaningful partnerships, in addition to condition with our competitor at the time of the customized educational experiences, are price match, and any online marketplaces are designed to coach, prepare and support ineligible. For full details of the price match individuals to become career confident citizens in program, please contact the Bookstore. a global work environment.

The bookstore also provides textbooks and Child Care Center supplies for courses offered at the off-campus 585-345-6833 centers, without requiring a visit to the Batavia The Genesee Community College Association campus. The bookstore is open extended hours Child Care Center is located at the main at the beginning of each semester. Bookstore entrance of the Batavia Campus. GCCA offers business hours are posted at the entrance to the complete childcare services for infants six weeks store and on the bottom of the website. to preschool aged children, with a summer program included. All SUNY Child Care Centers Campus Safety are licensed by the New York State Office of Room B118 Children and Family Services. GCCA is 585-345-6500 - off campus committed to providing a safe, and welcoming x6500 from any campus phone classroom environment for children of all Open 24 hours, 7 days a week, the office of abilities, backgrounds and experiences. Campus Safety responds to all criminal or emergency calls on the Batavia campus. All full- GCCA Child Care Center offers both full-time time officers have completed an A.A.S. degree and part-time care, designed to serve children of

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GCC students, faculty, staff and community Online Learning Office members. SUNY childcare centers allow parents Room T148 to attend school and work while providing a 585-345-6969 foundation of care and education for young [email protected] children. Genesee Community College provides both live and time/place independent learning Hours of operation for the GCCA Child Care opportunities for students who wish to extend center are from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday study beyond conventional classroom-based through Friday, following the academic calendar. courses, speed their progress toward degree completion or complete a Genesee program Childcare tuition rates are set according to the online. Numerous Genesee Community age and number of days the child utilizes care at College’s courses, degrees and certificate the center. The U.S. Department of Education programs can be earned fully online. and the State University of New York awarded Genesee’s online courses are equivalent to grant funds for child care tuition subsidies for conventional courses in academic rigor and income eligible Genesee Community College transferability, but with greater flexibility. Instead students. of attending on-campus classes, students use a Counseling Services mix of learning resources, which may include online access to digital course materials, Room C219 textbooks, printed study guides, field 585-343-0055 x6351 assignments, exams, online discussion, papers, [email protected] projects, labs, presentations, video lectures or The Genesee Community College Counseling review sessions. Interaction with instructors and Center is committed to the mental health and other students occurs via the internet, telephone wellbeing of all students. We strive to facilitate and/or videoconferencing. growth and enhance understanding of self and Genesee Community College’s online courses others by providing culturally responsive are ideally suited for learners who work well individual/group counseling services, prevention- independently and can effectively budget time based education and outreach to our campus and priorities. Online learning students juggle community. Our services are free to all enrolled busy schedules and combine college studies students. with careers and raising families, and may be

perfect for those learners who cannot easily get Learning Center to a Genesee location. Thousands of students D207 & D209 earned college credit last year through online 585-343-0055 x6099 courses. [email protected] The GCC Learning Center provides support to all Student Engagement and Inclusion students through academic discipline-based Room S115 tutoring, writing assistance, and helping students 585-343-0055 x6261 develop success skills. Students can meet with [email protected] tutors through flexible scheduling options for in- genesee.edu/sei person and online appointments as well as drop- The Office of Student Engagement and Inclusion in hours. The Learning Center offers students (SEI) promotes positive social change through opportunities to work with trained tutors as well transformative engagement and learning, GCC as a place to study. students will acquire the necessary skills that will enable them to transition and become leaders in their endeavors post-GCC. SEI will hone the

8 9 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) student experience at GCC, providing a the last 5 years or declination of the foundation for continuous life-long learning and meningitis shot. (Part B of the self-exploration. Immunization Form) Student Health Center Students, who have proof of at least one valid Room B109 measles, mumps or rubella vaccine should go to 585-345-6835 the local Health Department or doctor for a [email protected] second dose of measles or MMR vaccine. The GCC student Health Center located in B109 All immunization information should be submitted (just behind the cafeteria in the "B" Building), is directly to the Health Center. Please be sure that staffed Monday through Friday by a Registered all documents are properly identified with your Nurse. Hours of operation vary with the college current name, date of birth and your Student ID calendar. number. Copy of immunization record from your New York State Public Health Law 2165 now doctor is acceptable. requires all students attending New York State colleges and universities to show proof of immunity against measles, mumps and rubella. Services Available (All Are Confidential): Full-time and part-time students, registered for 6 • Basic First Aid credit hours or more, and at least one credit of • Promotion of health and wellness. Current on-campus instruction, must show proof of literature is available to all students. immunity prior to the start of classes. Persons • Private area available for breast pump born before January 1, 1957 are exempt from use. the requirement. Please review the NYS Department of Health Guidelines for more Testing Center information. Also, all students registering for 6 or Room D217 more credits must complete and return a 585-343-0055 x6354 Meningitis Response Form. It is NOT mandatory [email protected] to receive the meningitis vaccine. (Part B of the The Testing Center is responsible for proctoring Immunization Form) exams for students with accommodations, placement testing and special testing Proof of immunity, in accordance with these circumstances. Testing is scheduled by requirements, is a condition of registration and appointment with the testing center. continued class attendance. Proof of immunity is: • Measles: TWO doses of live measles Transfer Services vaccine given after 1967; the first dose Records Office (SSC G200B) given after 12 months of age; the second 585-343-0055 x6230 or x6235 dose given at least 28 days after the first [email protected] dose or a blood test showing immunity. Thousands of students have begun their college • Mumps: one dose of live mumps vaccine education at GCC, transferred to a 4-year given after 1968 and after 12 months of school, and gone on to earn bachelor's, master's age or a blood test showing immunity. and doctorates in a wide variety of fields. The • Rubella: one dose of live rubella vaccine coursework in our associate's degree programs given after 1968 and after 12 months of is comparable to that of the freshman and age, or a blood test showing immunity. sophomore year at most 4-year schools. You • Meningitis: a signed meningitis response can spend your first two years at Genesee and form indicating the date of the shot within then transfer the credits you earn here to a four-

9 10 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) year school of your choice to complete your degree. THE GCC FOUNDATION STUDENT HOUSING Together, we can create our future. That simple College Village belief has guided the Genesee Community 585-345-6886 College Foundation since its formation in 1985. [email protected] By combining the volunteer efforts, financial College Village is located just down the hill from support, and deep passion of committed people, GCC providing convenient and affordable Suite we help Genesee Community College and many and Community style living for full time students hundreds of students every year. By building and of GCC. All suites house 4-5 residents and are strengthening Genesee Community College, and fully furnished with a full kitchen, bathroom and investing in the lives of our students today, we living room with the option of a double (shared) secure a bright future for our communities and or single (private) bedroom. Community style for generations to come. options include a private bedroom connected to a shared kitchen, laundry, bathroom, and lounge Our Goals all fully furnished. • Excellence. We recognize and encourage The Housing Rate includes the cost of Wi-Fi, academic success at Genesee 24/7 Safety team, maintenance crew, basic Community College, and provide financial cable, telephone service, laundry facilities, support for our community’s academically parking, and basic utilities, with heat and electric talented students. service covered by a predetermined limit. • Access. We help provide a Genesee College Village works with GCC to provide a Community College education to all wide variety of events and opportunities for Genesee, Livingston, Orleans and students to get involved, make friends, and enjoy Wyoming County students facing financial the full college experience. and personal hardship through no fault of their own. Housing Rates for 2021 – 2022 Academic Year: • Vitality. We promote study in fields critical to the economic growth of business and · Shared Bedroom — in a Suite Style building — industry in our region. $3,400.00 per semester / $6,800.00 per year • Involvement. We provide avenues for alumni, stakeholder and community · Meal Plan: $484 per semester / $968 per year involvement in the College. • Capital. We help provide capital resources · Private Bedroom — in a Suite or Community that foster superior education and service Style building - $4,100.00 per semester / to our students. $8,200.00 per year What We Do · Meal Plan: $484 per semester / $968 per year The GCC Foundation • Receives funds through our volunteer- Housing Contracts are for the full academic year driven annual fund raising campaign, (Fall & Spring). special fund raising events, and thoughtfully-planned bequests and For more information, pictures, layouts, or to deferred gifts. apply now please visit our website at www.gccvillage.com today!

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• Manages Donor-Designated Funds (more Fall 2021 than 150 of them) through a rigorous Date Description investment program. 8/26 New Employee Orientation • Provides careful Stewardship of all funds 8/26- Professional Activity Days for entrusted to us, and ongoing 9/3 Faculty and Staff communication with our supporters and 9/2-9/3 Student Orientation community about our work. 9/6 Labor Day Holiday • Expertly manages Foundation-owned 9/7 First Day of Classes (Full property and Foundation-sponsored Semester) services to students, including College 9/13 First 7-Week Session) Village, our student residence. 9/27 First 12-Week Session • Disburses funds through a thoughtful 10/11 Fall Holiday planning and grant-making process. 10/29 Last Day of Classes (First 7-Week Session) Our Values 11/1 First Day of Classes • Service to Genesee Community College, (Last 7-Week Session) our students, our many supporters and 11/25 - Thanksgiving Holiday our communities 11/26 • Generosity of time, talent and treasure 12/17 Last Day of Classes (Full Semester, • The highest ideals of citizenship 12-Week, and Last 7-Week • Commitment to our neighbors, our Session) communities, and future generations 12/20 - IP and Final Exams • Belief in the power of every person to 12/22 make a difference 12/20 First Day of Winterim The Genesee Community College Foundation is 12/23 - Christmas Holiday a New York State charitable corporation, and 12/24 contributions to the Foundation are tax-exempt 12/30 New Year’s Eve/New Year's Day to the fullest extent of federal and state law. The – Holiday Foundation is organized to receive, invest, 12/31 manage, and disburse your gifts in the most 1/14 Last Day of Winterim effective and meaningful way possible. Spring 2022 ACADEMIC CALENDAR Date Description 1/14 - New Employee Orientation Summer 2021 1/10- Professional Activity Days for Date Description 1/14 Faculty and Staff 6/1 First Day of Classes (Full Semester 1/17 Martin Luther King Holiday and First 5 Week Session) 1/18 First Day of Classes (Full 7/2 Last Day of Classes Semester) (for First 5 Week Session) 1/24 First 7-Week Session 7/5 Independence Day Holiday 2/7 First 12-Week Session 7/12 First Day of Classes 2/21 Presidents’ Day Holiday (for Last 5 Week Session) 3/11 Last Day of Classes 8/13 Last Day of Classes (Full Semester (First 7-Week Session) and Last 5 Week Session) 3/14 - Spring Break - No Classes 3/18

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Date Description Applicants for admission to the College must 3/21 First Day of Classes send or have sent to the Assistant Dean of (Last 7-Week Session) Admissions and Recruitment: 4/15 No Classes Scheduled (Flex Day) A. Evidence of graduation or prospective Good Friday graduation from an approved high school, 5/6 Last Day of Classes (Full Semester, or a high school equivalency diploma. 12-Week and Last 7-Week Those who have not graduated from high Session) school or earned a high school 5/9 - IP and Final Exams equivalency diploma may still be admitted 5/11 as non-matriculated students and may be 5/21 Commencement eligible to earn a high school equivalency Summer 2022 diploma upon completion of 24 credits of Date Description college-level work in specific academic 5/30 Memorial Day Holiday areas, if they demonstrate ability to 5/31 First Day of Classes (Full Semester benefit from collegiate academic and First 5-Week Session) instruction. Students will be classified as 7/1 Last Day of Classes matriculated students if they meet all (First 5-Week Session) admission requirements and enroll in 7/4 Independence Day Holiday degree or certificate programs. Any 7/5 First Day of Classes qualified resident of Genesee County is (Last 5-Week Session) assured of admission to the College as a 8/5 Last Day of Classes (Full Semester full-or part-time student. and Last 5-Week Session) B. Official transcripts from high schools and postsecondary schools attended. C. A score report from the American College ADMISSIONS Testing (ACT) Program or satisfactory Batavia Campus, SSC G200B Compass/Accuplacer test results as 585-345-6800 established by the US Department of 1-866-CALL-GCC Education. [email protected] D. A score report from the Test of English as Admission to Genesee Community College is a Foreign Language (TOEFL) for open to all people whom the College deems can international students. Minimum score profit academically from collegiate instruction. required is 460 pBT,140 cBT, or 48 iBT. However, admission to a specific curriculum is Or a score report from Pearson PTEA – not guaranteed because certain curricula, such Language Proficiency Testing for as nursing, require prerequisites for admission. International Students. Minimum score Additionally, the Assistant Dean of Admissions required is 42. Or a score report from and Recruitment will require any or all applicants Duolingo English Test. Minimum score of (other than concurrently enrolled high school 85. Or a score report from the students) who do not have a high school diploma International English Language Test or GED to meet the federal definition of Ability to (IELTS). Minimum score 5.5. Benefit in order to qualify to attend, audit or E. A copy of separation papers for military otherwise participate in classes at Genesee veterans. Community College. Anyone enrolling for six or more credit hours,

who was born on or after January 1, 1957, must provide GCC's Health Office with proof of

12 13 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) adequate immunization against measles, Program is selective and competitive. mumps, and rubella, and must have signed a Meeting all of the minimum requirements and meningitis risk disclosure statement. completion of the application process assures Students who have previously attended that an applicant will be reviewed for admission Genesee Community College may apply for re- into the Nursing Program. However, meeting the admission to the College by contacting the Office minimum requirements does not guarantee of Admissions and filing an Application for admission into the Nursing Program. Readmission. 1. Application Procedures Applicants who have attended other colleges or To be considered for fall acceptance, the postsecondary schools may be admitted to following processes must be completed by Genesee Community College with advanced February 1st; to be considered for spring standing and receive up to one-half of the acceptance, the following processes must be required credit hours in a GCC program for completed by September 1st courses successfully completed. Credit will be given only for courses completed elsewhere A. Attend a mandatory Nursing Information which fulfill the requirements of the degree or Session. To register go to: certificate program in which the student is https://www.genesee.edu/academics/pro enrolled at this College. No work below a "C" grams/Health/Nursing/ or call Admissions grade taken elsewhere will be credited. at 585-345-6800 B. Only applicants who have attended a Apply for free online at Nursing Information Session will be www.genesee.edu/offices/admissions/apply considered for admission. If an applicant lives outside the Western New York area, Programs with Additional he/she should contact the number above Requirements for Admission for alternate arrangements. Genesee Community College guarantees C. Submit a Genesee Community College acceptance to any applicant who can benefit Admissions Application. The Admissions from an educational program. However, there Application can be completed online, as are additional admission requirements for a noted on the Genesee Community handful of programs: College homepage: www.genesee.edu. • Nursing A currently enrolled GCC college student does not need to complete an • Nursing - LPN to RN Advance Placement admissions application. Please note: If Program you are a current high school senior • Physical Therapist Assistant taking GCC courses for credit, you will • Respiratory Care need to complete an admissions • Veterinary Technology application. The special requirements for these programs are D. Submit official high school transcripts or detailed below: GED information. E. Submit official transcripts from all Nursing Program colleges previously attended. (Fall and Spring acceptance) Complete placement testing to meet Genesee Community College guarantees proficiencies in reading, writing and mathematics acceptance into the College to any applicant who if required. Please refer to the College website can benefit from an educational program. for placement testing and scheduling information However, admission into the Nursing if needed. Submit a Nursing Program Change

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Request Form by the applicable deadline, meeting the minimum requirements does not available at: guarantee admission into the Nursing Program. https://www.genesee.edu/academics/programs/ Health/Nursing/. Only applicants who have 2. Program Admission submitted a Nursing Program Change Request A. Academic Requirements: Form will be considered. • Possession of a high school diploma or equivalent. A review of completed applications will • Overall GPA must be at least 2.0 and commence on the application submission will be calculated by including all deadline. (If the class is not filled, additional colleges previously attended. applications will continue to be accepted and • A Core GPA, calculated from reviewed until the class is filled.) During the completed support courses required review process, a weighting system will be for the Nursing Program, of 2.75 or applied to rank those applicants who meet higher. A weighting system will be eligibility requirements. Written notification of th applied to adjust the Core GPA decisions will be made by March 15 for Fall depending upon how many support admission and by October 15 for Spring course credits have been completed. admission. Students who have just graduated from high school will be considered Accepted applicants are required to accept or individually but must have a GPA or decline the offer of admission by returning an equivalent of 2.75 or higher. Enrollment Confirmation form to the Program • Completion of BIO 104 (Fundamentals Director. Failure to submit this form by the stated of Cell Biology) unless credit for deadline will result in forfeiture of a position in Anatomy & Physiology has been the Nursing Program. earned (The New York State Regents Accepted applicants must attend an orientation Biology Exams with a grade of 75 or session with the Director of the Nursing program. higher will be considered for current Accepted applicants will be notified of dates and high school students only.) times of these sessions. • CHE 100 (Introduction to Chemistry) Failure to attend an orientation session will result with a grade of “C” or higher OR the in forfeiture of the position in the New York State Regents Chemistry Nursing Program. exam, with a grade of 75 or higher or If not accepted into the Nursing Program, the AP Chemistry with an exam grade of 3 applicant must reapply by February 1st for fall or higher. Out-of- state or international acceptance or by September 1st for spring students with non-Regents chemistry acceptance. Under no circumstances is or biology and students with transfer admission to the program guaranteed. Genesee credit for chemistry and/or biology will Community College guarantees acceptance into be reviewed on an individual basis. the College to any applicant who can benefit • If previously taken, required support from an educational program. However, courses must be completed with a admission into the Nursing Program is selective grade of ‘C” or higher: ENG 101, ENG and competitive. 102, PSY 101. BIO 152, 153 and 201.

• Meeting all of the minimum requirements If previously taken, Anatomy and assures that an applicant will be reviewed for Physiology and Microbiology courses admission into the Nursing Program. However, must be completed with a grade of “C”

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or better within five years of entrance permanently ineligible for readmission into the Nursing Program. to the Nursing program. • Students must meet the GCC B. Withdrawal from nursing courses or Proficiency requirements for reading nursing course pre-requisites. and math, and the student must place C. Stepping out of the required sequence of into ENG 101 in order to be nursing courses (e.g. step out for personal considered for the program. reasons, failing to pass a pre-requisite • The GCC Nursing Program does not course with the required grade). accept applicants who have received a D. Violation of Nursing Program policies as grade of less than a “C” in any two noted in the Nursing Program Student required biology courses (A&P1, A&P Handbook. 2 and/or Microbiology) in the past 5 Any students dismissed from the program years or who have ever received a must reapply. grade of less than a “C” in a nursing course in another Nursing program. Once admitted to the college, all students should familiarize themselves with Genesee Community 3. Program Dismissals College’s Student Code of Conduct located on Students will be dismissed from the Nursing the GCC website at the College website, click on Program for the following reasons: Student, then choose Student Handbook. In A. Academic addition to explaining the behavioral and • A student who receives less than a “C” academic expectations of GCC students, this in any nursing course or a final grade document outlines the student’s right to an of “Clinical Failed” in a clinical course appeal for disciplinary and academic decisions. will fail that course and be dismissed 4. Program Readmission from the Nursing Program. A number of situations may result in • A student receiving less than a grade dismissal or withdrawal from the Nursing of 70 in any nursing course will be Program (see Dismissal Policy in Nursing ineligible for readmission. Program Student Handbook). If one is • A student who receives a grade of 70- dismissed or withdraws from the program and 74 in any nursing course or a “Clinical wishes to be readmitted, the student must Failed” in any clinical course may meet ALL of the following requirements: repeat only one semester. (Failure of a A. Requirements nursing course and a clinical course in • Have failed no more than one nursing the same semester will be considered course with a grade of 70 -74. Failure one failure. Failure of two courses in of two nursing courses during the different semesters or failure of the program or one nursing course with a same course when repeating it will be grade of less than 70 results in considered two failures.) Earning a permanent ineligibility for readmission. grade of less than a “C” (between 70- • Have begun the nursing program less 74) or a final grade of “Clinical Failed” than 5 years ago. in clinical will result in the need to • Have a core GPA, calculated from repeat both the co-requisite theory support courses required for the course and clinical course. Nursing Program of 2.75 or higher • A student who fails more than one excluding the failed nursing course. nursing or clinical course is Overall GPA must be at least 2.0.

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• Must have participated in a required January 15; to be considered for spring exit meeting with the Nursing Director acceptance the following processes must be to discuss readmission, if eligible and completed by June 15th. if desired, at the time of dismissal / • Attend a mandatory Nursing Information withdrawal. Session. To schedule, go to • Submit a Readmission Request Form https://www.genesee.edu/academics/prog to the Nursing Director. rams/Health/Nursing/ , or contact • Requests for readmission for the next Admissions at 585-345-6800. Only semester after course failure must be applicants who have attended a Nursing received by the Nursing Director within Information Session will be considered for 7 business days of posting of final admission. course grades in Blackboard. • Submit a Genesee Community College A rubric will be used to score applicants for Admissions Application. The Admissions readmission to the Nursing Program. Application can be completed online, as Readmission is granted on a space available noted on the Genesee Community basis. Students are readmitted starting with the College homepage: www.genesee.edu. A highest score until all spaces are filled. currently enrolled GCC college student A student readmitted to the program retains any does not need to complete an admissions unsatisfactory reports from successfully passed application. courses (these reports are issued for infractions • Submit official high school transcript or and/or violations of policy as stated in the GED information. Nursing Program Student Handbook). 5. TIME LIMITS FOR COMPLETION OF THE • Submit official transcripts from ALL NURSING COURSES colleges previously attended. The sequence of nursing courses must be • Submit LPN school transcripts. completed within a five–year period from the • Submit a copy of current LPN Nursing beginning of the first nursing course. license or documentation of scheduled Nursing – LPN to RN Advance Placement licensure exam. Program • Complete placement testing in math to Genesee Community College guarantees meet proficiency if not met through prior acceptance into the College to any applicant who coursework. Please refer to can benefit from an educational program. www.genesee.edu for testing and However, admission into the Nursing Program is scheduling information. selective and competitive. • Submit a Nursing Program Change Meeting all of the minimum requirements and Request Form by the applicable deadline, completion of the application process assures available at: that an applicant will be reviewed for admission https://www.genesee.edu/academics/prog into the Nursing Program. However, meeting the rams/Health/Nursing/. Only applicants minimum requirements does not guarantee who have submitted a Nursing Program admission into the Nursing Program. Change Request Form will be considered.

1. Application Procedures A review of completed applications will To be considered for fall acceptance, the commence on the application submission following processes must be completed by deadline. (If the class is not filled, additional applications will continue to be accepted and

16 17 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) reviewed until the class is filled.) During the • Possession of a high school diploma review process, a weighting system will be or equivalent. applied to rank those applicants who meet • Applicants must meet the GCC eligibility requirements. Written notification of proficiency requirement in math conditional acceptance will be made by February • Completion of CHE 100 (Introduction 1st for Fall admission and July 15th for spring to Chemistry) with a grade of “C” or admission. higher OR the New York State Regents Chemistry exam with a grade Accepted applicants are required to accept or of 75 or higher OR AP Chemistry with decline the offer of conditional admission by an exam grade of 3 or higher. Out-of- returning an Enrollment Confirmation form to the state or international students with Program Director. Failure to submit this form by non-Regents chemistry or students the stated deadline will result in forfeiture of a with transfer credit for chemistry will be position in the Nursing program. reviewed on an individual basis. • The following required support courses Applicants who accept the offer of conditional must be successfully completed with a admission will be registered for N130 and N131 “C” or better: ENG 101, ENG 102, by Nursing Faculty. Satisfactory completion of PSY 101 BIO 152 and BIO 153. these courses is required for admission into the • Support GPA, calculated from support LPN to RN Advance Placement Program. courses required for the Nursing Accepted applicants must attend an orientation Program, of 2.75 or higher. session with the Director of the Nursing program. • Overall college GPA must be at least Accepted applicants will be notified of dates and 2.0 (based on all colleges previously times of these sessions. Failure to attend an attended, including GCC). orientation session will result in forfeiture of the • Anatomy & Physiology and position in the Nursing program. Microbiology courses must be completed within 5 years of entrance If not accepted into the Nursing program, the into the Nursing program. There is no applicant can reapply by January 15 for fall time limit for chemistry. acceptance or by June 15 for spring acceptance. • The GCC Nursing Program does not Under no circumstances is admission to the consider applicants who have received program guaranteed. Genesee Community a grade of less than a “C” in any two College guarantees acceptance into the College required biology (A&P1, A&P2 and/or to any applicant who can benefit from an Microbiology) courses in the past 5 educational program. However, admission into years. the Nursing program is selective and • The GCC Nursing Program does not competitive. consider applicants who have received

a grade of less than a “C” in a nursing Meeting all of the minimum requirements course in a Nursing program since assures that an applicant will be reviewed for LPN licensure. Applicants who have admission into the Nursing program. However, received a grade of less than a “C” in meeting the minimum requirements does not two nursing courses in another guarantee admission into the Nursing Program. Nursing program are permanently

ineligible for admission regardless of 2. Program Admission when those grades were earned. A. Academic Requirements

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Once admitted to the College, all students C. Stepping out of the required sequence of should familiarize themselves with Genesee nursing courses (e.g. step out for personal Community College’s Student Code of Conduct reasons, failing to pass a pre-requisite located on the GCC website at the College course with the required grade). website, click on Student, then choose Student D. Violation of Nursing Program policies as Handbook. In addition to explaining the noted in the Nursing Program Student behavioral and academic expectations of GCC Handbook. students, this document outlines the student’s Any students dismissed from the program must right to an appeal for disciplinary and academic reapply. decisions.

4. Program Readmission 3. Program Dismissals A number of situations may result in Students will be dismissed from the Nursing dismissal or withdrawal from the Nursing Program for the following reasons: Program (see Dismissal Policy in Nursing A. Academic Program Student Handbook). If one is • A student who receives less than a “C” dismissed or withdraws from the program and in any nursing course or a final grade wishes to be readmitted, the student must of “Clinical Failed” in a clinical course meet all of the following requirements: will fail that course and be dismissed A. Requirements from the Nursing Program. • Have failed no more than one nursing • A student receiving less than a grade course with a grade of 70 -74. Failure of 70 in any nursing course will be of two nursing courses during the ineligible for readmission. program or one nursing course with a • A student who receives a grade of 70- grade of less than 70 results in 74 in any nursing course or an permanent ineligibility for readmission. “Clinical Failed” in any clinical course • Have begun the nursing program less may repeat only one semester. than 5 years ago. (Failure of a nursing course and a • Have a core GPA, calculated from clinical course in the same semester support courses required for the will be considered one failure. Failure Nursing Program of 2.75 or greater of two courses in different semesters excluding the failed nursing course. or failure of the same course when Overall GPA must be at least 2.0. repeating it will be considered two • Must have participated in a required failures.) Earning a grade of less than exit meeting with the Nursing Director a “C” (between 70-74) or a final grade to discuss readmission, if eligible and of “Clinical Failed” in clinical will result if desired, at the time of in the need to repeat both the co- dismissal/withdrawal. requisite theory course and clinical • Submit a Readmission Request Form course. to the Nursing Director. • A student who fails more than one • Requests for readmission for the next nursing or clinical course is semester after course failure must be permanently ineligible for readmission received by the Nursing Director within to the Nursing program. 7 business days of posting of final B. Withdrawal from nursing courses or course grades in Blackboard. nursing course pre-requisites.

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A rubric will be used to score applicants for when the following items have been readmission to the Nursing Program. submitted to the Genesee Community Readmission is granted on a space available College Admissions office: basis. Students are readmitted starting with the • GCC application specifying PTA as highest score until all spaces are filled. curriculum of choice (NOTE: Internal A student readmitted to the program retains any PTA Program application for students unsatisfactory reports from successfully passed currently enrolled at GCC) courses (these reports are issued for infractions • Official High School transcripts and/or violations of policy as stated in the • Official college transcripts that (s)he Nursing Program Student Handbook). attended in the past • PTA Program Volunteer/Work 5. TIME LIMITS FOR COMPLETION OF THE Experience form documenting at least NURSING COURSES 20 hours with Recommendation by a The sequence of nursing courses must be PT or PTA, current within the past 2 completed within a five–year period from the years beginning of the first nursing course. • Met reading, math and English proficiency requirements at GCC • Has a minimum GPA of 2.0 at GCC Physical Therapist Assistant • Completion of BIO 104 (Cell Biology) I. INITIAL ADMISSION PROCEDURE or higher (BIO 152 and/or BIO 153) A. Overview and Timeframes course, or equivalent course at Genesee Community College accepts another college, with grade of ‘C’ or applicants whom it determines can benefit higher and within the past five years from an educational program. However, • Completion of math, preferably admission into the Physical Therapist algebra based, with grade of ‘C’ or Assistant (PTA) program is competitive higher and therefore selective. Applicants who • Completion of chemistry or physics, have submitted a complete application with grade of ‘C’ or higher and have a competitive academic background in math, biology, and chemistry and/or physics, will be offered B. Admission Process acceptance into the PTA program A competitive applicant should complete according to their academic prerequisite his/her academic prerequisites in math, score until the class and wait lists are full. biology, chemistry and/or physics by the Thirty (30) students are admitted for the end of the fall term in order to submit a class starting in the fall term. No new first- complete application by the January 15th time applicant will be admitted to start application deadline. Each complete taking PTA courses in the spring term. application is evaluated by the PTA Evaluations of applications will begin on Program Admissions Committee and is January 15 of each year. A second review assigned an academic prerequisite score of applications will occur on June 1st if based on grades earned in the following space remains in the class or wait list areas: math, biology (within past 5 years after the January 15th review of and at Cell Biology level or higher) and applications. chemistry (or physics). A higher score is assigned to applicants who earn higher An application to the program is complete grades in more academically difficult

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courses. Applications will be ranked academically prepared for the PTA according to their academic prerequisite courses, specific academic criteria for scores after each application deadline, admission have been established. An which is January 15 and June 1. academic prerequisite score is determined by adding points from each of Preference will be given to those the three areas: biology, math and applicants with higher academic chemistry or physics. A higher score is prerequisite scores. If applicants have the assigned to applicants who earn a higher same academic prerequisite score, then grade in a course that is above the applicants residing in Genesee, standard level of difficulty. Livingston, Orleans or Wyoming (GLOW) counties will be given preference over 1. Prerequisite Coursework at the Standard applicants who do not reside in the GLOW Level of Difficulty region. Competitive applicants will be Applicant’s grades in academic offered full acceptances until the class of prerequisites that are at the standard level 30 is full. After that point, competitive of difficulty will be multiplied by 1.0 to applicants will be offered wait list produce an equivalent score. Examples of acceptances until the wait list of 25 is full. academic prerequisites at the standard The wait list will not carry over into the level of difficulty are as follows: next year. a. Biology – BIO 104 (Cell Biology) at Genesee Community College (GCC) C. Types of Applicants and Transcripts to or an equivalent course from another Submit college. All biology prerequisites must Admission to the PTA program may be have been completed within the past accomplished by applying either as a high five years from the application school or a college applicant. High school deadline date. applicants are those applicants who are b. Math – MAT 092 (Algebra 1) at GCC, currently attending high school at the time an equivalent course from another of their application. These applicants college or grade earned on high should submit high school transcripts with school Algebra 2 Regents exam. midterm grades of classes in progress at c. Chemistry and/or Physics – CHEM the time of application. 100 (Introduction to Chemistry) at GCC, an equivalent course from College applicants are those applicants another college, or grade earned on who are not currently attending high high school chemistry Regents exam. school at the time of their application. This Another option is PHY 100 (How would include students who have either Things Work) at GCC, an equivalent attended college or those who have not course from another college or grade had any college experience since having earned on high school physics graduated from high school. College Regents exam. applicants should submit their transcripts Only courses with a grade of ‘C’ or higher will be from high school and all colleges attended considered as fulfillment of an academic other than Genesee Community College. prerequisite. High school grades in the 90's are considered an ‘A,’ 80's a ‘B,’ and 70's a ‘C.’ D. Academic Criteria In order to select applicants who are

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EXAMPLE #1 EXAMPLE #2 PREREQUISITE COURSEWORK: PREREQUISITE COURSEWORK: Course Grade Difficulty Score Course Grade Difficulty Score BIO 104 B = 3 x1 = 3.0 BIO 152 C =2 x1.5 = 3.0 MAT 092 B = 3 x1 = 3.0 MAT 092 B = 3 x1.0 = 3.0 CHEM 100 B = 3 x1 = +3.0 Non-regents A = 4 x0.75 = +3.0 Total Score 9.0 Chemistry/Physics Total Score 9.0 As can be seen in Example #1, a grade of ‘B’ in each of the standard level difficulty courses As can be seen in Example #2, a higher grade in would produce a total academic prerequisite a less difficult level course would produce an score of 9.0. equivalent score. For instance, a grade of ‘A’ in non-Regents chemistry would earn a point value 2. Prerequisite Coursework that is Above or of 3 since ‘A,’ or 4, multiplied by 0.75 (less than Below the Standard Level of Difficulty standard level difficulty course) is equal to 3. A Applicant's grades in academic lower grade in a more difficult level course would prerequisites that are above the standard also produce a similar score. For instance, a level of difficulty will be multiplied by 1.5 to grade of ‘C’ in BIO 152 would earn a point value produce an equivalent score. Examples of of 3 since ‘C,’ or 2, multiplied by 1.5 (greater academic prerequisites that are above the than standard level difficulty course) is equal to standard level of difficulty are as follows: 3. a. Biology - BIO 152 and 153 (Anatomy and Physiology 1 and 2) at GCC, or A minimum academic prerequisite score of 9.0 is equivalent courses from another required for an applicant to be considered a college. qualified applicant. Qualified applicants who b. Math - Advanced Placement Math in have met the January 15th application deadline high school, MAT 121 (Technical Math will be ranked and those with higher academic 1) at GCC, or an equivalent course prerequisite scores will be considered more from another college. competitive than applicants with a lower score. c. Chemistry - Advanced Placement When spots in the program are limited due to a Chemistry in high school, CHE 101 large applicant pool and there are more qualified (General Chemistry 1) at GCC, or an applicants than available spots, then spots will equivalent course from another be offered to the most competitive applicants first college. according to the ranking of their academic d. Physics - Advanced Placement prerequisite scores. Physics in high school, PHY 121 (College Physics 1) at GCC, or an E. Time Limits on Academic Prerequisites equivalent course from another There is no time limit for the math, college. chemistry or physics prerequisite; Applicant's grades in academic prerequisites that however, the biology prerequisite course are below the standard level of difficulty will be must have been completed within five multiplied by 0.75 to produce an equivalent years prior to application to the program. score. High school non-Regents courses are considered to be below the standard level of F. Additional Considerations difficulty. If there are several applicants who have the same prerequisite scores, then the

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applicants who are residents of the will need to start over by reapplying GLOW counties (Genesee, Livingston, before January 15 of the next year. It is Orleans and Wyoming) will be given recommended that those on the wait list preference over residents from other take courses, such as BIO 152 and 153 or counties. its equivalent, to increase their academic prerequisite score before reapplying.

G. Acceptances to the College and PTA Applicants who are not accepted for the Program PTA program will be offered admission to Applicants will receive either a full Genesee Community College in another acceptance to the PTA program, a wait program. Unaccepted applicants who list acceptance to the PTA program, or elect to pursue their interest in PTA will be admission to the College. advised to enroll in the Health Studies

certificate program. Individuals selecting A full acceptance is one in which the this option may reapply for admission to applicant has met all the admission the PTA program by submitting an internal criteria and has submitted a competitive transfer application. Successful application with a higher academic experience in the Health Studies program prerequisite score. After receiving an does not guarantee admission into the acceptance letter from the Admissions PTA program. This option will allow an Office, the fully accepted applicant will applicant to take some of the courses respond by registering for their fall supportive to the PTA program while semester classes to confirm his or her working toward meeting the admission intention to attend Genesee Community requirements. College in the fall. These applicants will be notified of the orientation sessions in which they will be expected to register for Once admitted to the college, all students should fall classes if they haven’t already familiarize themselves with Genesee Community registered. College’s Student Code of Conduct. In addition to explaining the behavioral and academic A wait-list acceptance is one in which the expectations of GCC students, this document applicant has met all the admission outlines the student’s right to an appeal for criteria and has submitted a competitive disciplinary and academic decisions. application but the class is already full. Qualified applicants with higher academic II. TIME LIMITS FOR COMPLETION OF prerequisite scores will be given THE PTA COURSES preference over those with lower scores. The sequence of PTA courses must be The first 25 competitive applicants in this completed within five years after situation would be offered a wait-list completing PTA 101. acceptance. If an applicant who received a full acceptance withdraws at a later III. REQUIREMENTS FOR CONTINUING date, then the person at the top of the wait ENROLLMENT IN THE PTA PROGRAM list will be offered a full acceptance. If the Students must earn a grade of "C" or admissions committee is unable to higher in all courses which are directly convert an applicant's wait-list acceptance applicable to the PTA program (such as into a full acceptance prior to the start of courses beginning with a PTA, BIO or the fall term classes, then the applicant MAT prefix) and at least a 2.0 GPA in all

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courses which are required in the PTA similar to that of other students beginning program in order to maintain enrollment in the course. Upon reentry into the PTA the PTA curriculum. course sequence, students will be required to retake the course(s) in which they previously earned a grade of less IV. READMISSION INTO THE PTA than a "C." Students are permitted to PROGRAM repeat a PTA course only once In the event that a student does not meet throughout the entire PTA curriculum. the requirements to continue in the PTA

program, a student may apply for readmission into the PTA program. Respiratory Care (Fall acceptance) Readmission to the PTA program is not Genesee Community College guarantees automatic, nor guaranteed. A student's acceptance into the College to any applicant who request for readmission will be considered can benefit from an educational program. only after the applicant has had an exit However, admission into the Respiratory Care interview with the program director and Program is selective. submitted a letter requesting readmission. Meeting all the minimum requirements assures An applicant's letter should identify the that an applicant will be reviewed for admission reasons for his or her inability to continue into the Respiratory Care Program. However, in the program and propose a realistic meeting the minimum requirements does not plan of action to address effectively the guarantee admission into the Respiratory Care area(s) of concern. The letter and Program. interview requirements need to be met by I. Initial Application Procedures – New, December 1 for reacceptance into the Readmit, and Transfer Students spring term, and May 1 for reacceptance To be considered for fall acceptance the into the fall term. Under no circumstances following processes must be completed is readmission into the PTA program by January 15th: guaranteed, but it will be offered on a 1. Submit a Genesee Community space available basis to worthy College Admissions Application. The candidates. Admissions Application can be completed online, as noted on the The program director will notify the Genesee Community College candidate of the reacceptance status by homepage: www.genesee.edu. phone after the conclusion of the term in 2. Submit high school transcripts or GED which he or she has applied. The program information. director will send the applicant a written 3. Submit all college transcripts. acknowledgement of changes in the 4. Submit a Respiratory Care Program applicant's reacceptance status prior to Application, as noted on the program’s the beginning of the new term. website

Upon readmission to the PTA program, A review of completed applications will students are expected to perform at the commence on the application submission same level as continuing students in the deadline. (If the class is not filled, clinical and academic portions of the additional applications will continue to be curriculum. The returning student is accepted and reviewed until the class is responsible to review materials from filled.) During the review process, a previous courses to ensure an entry level weighting system will be applied to rank

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those applicants who meet eligibility or higher. Out-of- state or international requirements. Preference will be given to students with non-Regents chemistry those applicants with higher academic or biology will be reviewed on an prerequisite scores. Written notification of individual basis. acceptance will be made by March 1st. 4. If previously taken, Anatomy and Physiology courses must be Accepted applicants are required to completed within five years of accept or decline the offer of admission by entrance into the Respiratory Care returning the Enrollment Confirmation Program. There is no deadline for BIO form to the Program Director. Failure to 104 or CHE 100. submit this form by the stated deadline 5. Students must complete the GCC will result in forfeiture of a position in the placement tests for Reading, Writing Respiratory Care Program. and Mathematics. The GCC Proficiency for Reading and Math must Accepted applicants must attend an be met and the student must place in orientation session with the Director of the ENG 101 prior to being accepted into Respiratory Care program. Accepted the program. Please refer to applicants will be notified of dates and www.genesee.edu for testing and times of these sessions. Failure to attend scheduling information. an orientation session will result in III. Dismissals forfeiture of the position in the Respiratory Students will be dismissed from the Care Program. Respiratory Care Program for the following reasons: If not accepted into the Respiratory Care 1. Academic. A student who receives Program, applicants must reapply by less than a “C” in any respiratory care January 15th of the following year for course will fail that course and be reconsideration. Waitlists do not carry dismissed from the Respiratory Care over year to year and under no Program. circumstances is admission to the 2. Withdrawal program guaranteed. 3. Stepping out of the required sequence. II. Program Admission 4. Violation of Respiratory Care Program The prerequisites to be met prior to policies as noted in the Respiratory admissions to the Respiratory Care Care Program Student Handbook. Program are: Any students dismissed from the program 1. Possession of a high school diploma must reapply. or equivalent. 2. Overall GPA must be at least 2.0. Once admitted to the college, all students should Students who have just graduated familiarize themselves with Genesee Community from high school will be considered College’s Student Code of Conduct. In addition individually. to explaining the behavioral and academic 3. Completion of BIO 104 (Fundamentals expectations of GCC students, this document of Cell Biology) and CHE 100 outlines the student’s right to an appeal for (Environmental Chemistry) with a disciplinary and academic decisions. grade of “C” or higher OR the New York State Regents Biology and IV. Time Limits for Completion Chemistry exams, with a grade of 75 The sequence of respiratory care courses

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must be completed within a five–year lives outside the Western New York period from the beginning of the first area, he/she should also contact the respiratory care course. Vet Tech program office for more information. Veterinary Technology (Fall only acceptance)

Genesee Community College guarantees Ten hours of volunteer or work experience acceptance into the College to any applicant who in a veterinary clinic, humane society, zoo can benefit from an educational program. or other animal-related environment is However, admission into the Veterinary Technology program is competitive and therefore required for the Vet Tech program and a completed volunteer/work experience selective. recommendation form is needed by the Meeting all of the minimum requirements first day of classes. assures that an applicant will be reviewed for A weighting system will be applied to rank admission into the Veterinary Technology those applicants who meet eligibility program. However, meeting the minimum requirements and a waiting list will be requirements does not guarantee admission into created. The student will receive written the Veterinary Technology Program. notification of acceptance by the

Admissions office. A class of 24 students will be admitted for the class starting in the Fall semester. Evaluations of If not accepted into the Veterinary applications will begin after January 15 of each Technology program, the applicant must year and will continue until the class is filled. reapply by the January 15 deadline for Each application is evaluated by the Veterinary Fall admission of the following year. Late Technology Admissions Committee after the applicants will be given consideration at applicant has submitted the College Application the discretion of the Program Director and all necessary transcripts (high school and depending on the number of eligible College). students and class enrollment. I. Initial Application Procedure To be considered for Fall acceptance the II. Program Admission-New Applicants following processes must be completed A. Academic Requirements by January 15: 1. Possession of a high school diploma 1. Submit a Genesee Community or equivalent. College Admissions Application. The 2. Attend a Vet Tech information session. Admissions Application can be 3. Completion of CHE 100 (Introduction completed online as noted on the to Chemistry) with a grade of “C” or Genesee Community College better. homepage: www.genesee.edu. 4. Completion of AP Biology with a score 2. Submit high school transcripts or GED of 3 or higher OR Regents Biology information. with an exam grade of 75 or higher OR 3. Submit all college transcripts. BIO 104 (Fundamentals of Cell 4. Students must attend an information Biology) with a grade of “C” or better. session. The time and location of the 5. All Biology courses are to be session may be obtained by calling the completed within 5 years of admission. Vet Tech Program office at 585-343- 6. The GCC proficiency for Reading and 0055 extension 6185 or by visiting: Math must have been met and the www.genesee.edu/academics/progra student must place in ENG 101 or ms/Health/vettech/. If an applicant

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higher. The required Genesee readmission will be considered only after Community College proficiency exams the applicant has had an exit interview may be scheduled by calling 585-343- with the Program Director and has 0055 extension 6354. ACT scores may submitted a letter requesting readmission. also be utilized in place of proficiency An applicant’s letter should identify the exams. reasons for his/her inability to continue in 7. An applicant possessing a the program and propose a realistic plan Baccalaureate or Master’s degree will of action to address effectively the area of be considered on an individual basis. concern. The letter and interview III. Program Admission-Transfer requirements need to be met by Applicants December 1 for reacceptance into the A. Academic Requirements spring semester and May 1 for 1. Possession of a high school diploma reacceptance into the fall semester. or equivalent. Readmission to the Veterinary 2. Attend a Vet Tech information session. Technology is based upon the 3. Completion of CHE 100 (Introduction recommendation of the Veterinary to Chemistry) or equivalent college Technology faculty and space availability. chemistry with a grade of “C” or better. To be eligible for readmission, the student 4. Completion of AP biology with a score must be in good academic standing. of 3 or higher OR Regents Biology with an exam grade of 75 or higher OR V. Program Admission-Continuing BIO 104 (Fundamentals of Cell Student Applicants (currently enrolled Biology) with a grade of “C” or better. students) 5. All Biology courses are to be To be considered for fall acceptance the completed within 5 years of admission. following processes must be completed 6. The GCC Proficiency for Reading and by January 15th Math must be met and the student A. Academic Requirements must place in ENG 101 or higher. The 1. Possession of a high school diploma required Genesee Community College or equivalent. proficiency exams may be scheduled 2. Attend a Vet Tech Information session. by calling 585-343-0055 extension 3. Completion of CHE 100 (Introduction 6354. ACT scores may also be to Chemistry) with a grade of “C” or utilized in place of proficiency exams. better. 7. An Applicant possessing a 4. Completion of AP biology with a score Baccalaureate or Master’s degree will of 3 or higher OR Regents Biology be considered on an individual basis. with an exam grade of 75 or higher OR IV. Program Admission-Readmission to BIO 104 (Fundamentals of Cell the program Biology) with a grade of “C” or better. A. Academic requirements 5. All Biology courses are to be In the event that a student does not meet completed within 5 years of admission. the requirements to continue in the Vet 6. The GCC Proficiency for Reading and Tech program, the student may apply for Math must be met and the student readmission. Readmission into the Vet must place in ENG 101 or higher. The Tech program is neither automatic nor required Genesee Community College guaranteed, and a student may only be proficiency exams may be scheduled readmitted once. A student’s request for by calling 585-343-0055 extension

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6354. ACT scores may also be ARTICULATION AGREEMENTS utilized in place of proficiency exams. Genesee Community College has different types 7. An applicant possessing a of articulation agreements with a variety of four- baccalaureate or master’s degree will year institutions, allowing you to easily transfer be considered on an individual basis. after graduation. An Articulation Agreement is an VI. Application procedure agreement that has been made between GCC When a currently enrolled Genesee and a four-year institution. It is designed to allow Community college student is accepted GCC students who complete their degree to into the Vet Tech Program, the program transfer into a parallel program at the four-year director will generate a Restricted major college with full junior status. GCC has and Advisor change form with the articulation agreements with the following director’s dated signature and terms of institutions: acceptance by June 1 for the fall term. The change of major form will include the SUNY Institutions: accepted student’s dated signature. The As part of the SUNY to SUNY Advantage, change of major form will be forwarded by students earning an A.A. or A.S. degree and who the Director to the Advisement office have been accepted into parallel programs at a where the curriculum code will be updated four-year SUNY campus will receive full junior to the Vet Tech code. standing. In addition to programs covered under the SUNY to SUNY Advantage, GCC offers a Once admitted to the college, all students number of additional articulations with institutions should familiarize themselves with within the SUNY system. These agreements Genesee Community College’s Student exist for A.A., A.S. and A.A.S. degrees, for Code of Conduct. In addition to explaining details on these agreements please contact the the behavioral and academic expectations Records Office located in the Student Success of GCC students, this document outlines Center at the Batavia Campus. For more details the student’s right to an appeal for on the SUNY to SUNY Advantage visit: disciplinary and academic decisions. www.suny.edu/attend/get-started/transfer- students/suny-transfer-policies/ VII. Requirements for Continuing • Alfred State College Enrollment in the Veterinary • Buffalo State College Technology Program • College at Brockport Students must earn a grade of “C” or • College of Environmental Science & Forestry higher in all VET courses and in BIO103 • Empire State College and maintain at least a 2.0 GPA in all • Fashion Institute of Technology courses which are required in the Vet • Tech program in order to maintain SUNY Canton • enrollment in the Vet Tech program. SUNY Cobleskill • SUNY Delhi

• SUNY Geneseo VIII. Time limits for completion of the • SUNY Upstate Medical Veterinary Technology courses • University at Buffalo The sequence of Veterinary Technology courses must be completed within a five- Private Institutions: year period from the beginning of first • Argosy University veterinary technology course. • Art Institute of Pittsburgh • Bryant and Stratton

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• Canisius College Arts for Children • Cazenovia College Art Studio • Chamberlain College of Nursing Biology • Cornell University College/College of Business Administration Agriculture and Life Sciences Chemistry • Daemen College Childhood Certification* • LIM College Communication • Nazareth College Computer Information Systems Computer Science • Niagara University Criminal Justice • Rochester Institute of Technology Earth Science • Russell Sage College Education Certification* • St. John Fisher College Environmental Science • Wayne State College English • Western Governors University Healthcare Studies • University of Rochester History Transfer Pathway Programs International Business A Transfer Pathway Program (also sometimes Journalism referred to as a Dual Admissions agreement) is a Kinesiology unique method for transferring to a four-year Liberal Studies school and completing a baccalaureate degree. Mathematics It is designed for first-time, full-time students who Meteorology know: Philosophy Physical Education • The associate degree they want from Physical Education (K-12) GCC Physics • What four-year degree they want Political Science • Where they want to earn that four-year Psychology degree Public Health & Health Education Students are accepted into the program at the Recreation & Leisure start of their freshman year or generally before Social Work earning 30 credits. Upon earning an associate's Sociology degree at GCC, the student begins immediately Spanish at the baccalaureate degree granting institution Sports Management with full junior status (provided certain academic Theatre standards are fulfilled at both GCC and the 4- Women & Gender Studies year institution). Certification Programs require additional Only certain academic degrees at both GCC and application and may require additional time to area four-year institutions are part of this complete; students seeking education program: certification must complete an appropriate SUNY Brockport academic major in addition to their certification Accounting program: African American Studies Childhood Certification 1-6 Anthropology Adolescence Education: 5 – 12 Alcohol and Substance Abuse

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(Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, English, Social Studies Education (7-12)* French, Mathematics, Social Studies, Spanish) Social Work Theatre TERMS AND CONDITIONS: All majors within Urban and Regional Analysis and Planning* The School of Business (Accounting, Business Wood/Furniture Administration, and International Business) must meet a 2.5 in specified prerequisite courses, with TERMS AND CONDITIONS: The minimum GCC no grade below C-. Social Work majors must GPA after two years for students who wish to meet 2.5 in specified prerequisite courses, with matriculate at Buffalo State in the baccalaureate no grade below C-, and all certification programs degree at programs included in this agreement must have a cumulative 3.0 GPA. Certification depends upon the particular major. *Students programs may take additional semesters to entering programs involving special certification complete. The minimum GPA requirement for all and licensing may need more than four other degree programs included in this semesters of full-time study to complete these agreement is 2.50. The transfer agreement will additional requirements. be null in void if participants do not maintain the minimum GPA at GCC. SUNY University at Buffalo Anthropology: Pre-Med, Pre-Dental Biotechnology SUNY Buffalo State College Business Administration Art Education Business Administration: Accounting Biology Legal Studies Ceramics Pharmacy Chemistry Childhood Education TERMS AND CONDITIONS: The minimum GCC Computer Information Systems GPA after two years for students who wish to Criminal Justice matriculate at the University at Buffalo in the Early Childhood Education: Birth - Grade 2 baccalaureate degree at programs included in Economics this agreement depends upon the particular Electrical Engineering Technology: Electronics* major. Students entering in Biotechnology must Electrical Engineering Technology: Smart Grid complete pre-requirements with a 2.8 or higher. Family & Consumer Science Education* Students entering in Social Interdisciplinary: Fashion Textile & Technology* Legal Studies must achieve a 2.0 recomputed Fibers GPA overall. A limited number of spaces are Fine Art (Art & Art History) available to students wishing to enter into the Fine Art (Painting, Photography, Printmaking & Pharmacy program, in which a 3.5 must be Sculpture)* achieved to remain eligible. The Dual Geology Admissions agreement will be null and void if the History participant does not maintain the minimum GPA Hospitality Administration* at GCC. International Relations Math Education (7-12) Canisius College Mathematics Accounting Metals/Jewelry Animal Behavior, Ecology & Conservation Music Biochemistry Music Education* Biology Political Science Chemistry

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Creative Writing Comparative Literature Criminal Justice Early Childhood Education Digital Media Art Economics* Economics English* English Geophysics Entrepreneurship History* Finance Mathematics* Human Services Music International Business Philosophy Management Physics* Marketing Political Science Psychology Psychology Sociology Sociology Spanish TERMS AND CONDITIONS: The minimum Theatre/English Theatre G.C.C. GPA after two years for students who *Secondary (7-12) Certification Options wish to matriculate in the baccalaureate degree programs included in this agreement is 2.0. The TERMS AND CONDITIONS: The minimum GCC Dual Admissions agreement will be null in void if GPA after two years for students who wish to the participant does not maintain the minimum matriculate at SUNY Geneseo in the GPA at G.C.C. baccalaureate degree programs included in this agreement is 3.0. The transfer agreement will be Daemen College null and void if the participant does not maintain Accounting the minimum GPA at GCC. All certification Business Administration programs may take additional semesters to Natural Science: Health Science Specialization complete. Nursing Paralegal Studies Niagara University Accounting TERMS AND CONDITIONS: The minimum GCC Art History/Museum Studies GPA after two years for students who wish to Biochemistry matriculate at Daemen College in the Biology baccalaureate degree at programs included in Biotechnology this agreement depends upon the particular Chemistry major. In no instance shall a student graduating Communication Studies with an associate’s degree from GCC be Computer Information Systems expected to meet a higher GPA than any other Criminology/Criminal Justice Daemen transfer student. Economics Education, Birth – 6 SUNY Geneseo Education, 1 – 9 Accounting Education, 5 – 12 (English, Math & Social American Studies Studies) Anthropology Special Education & Childhood, 1 -6 Biochemistry TESOL, Pre-K – 12 Chemistry* English Childhood Education Environmental Sciences Communication Finance

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History TERMS AND CONDITIONS: The minimum GCC Hotel & Restaurant Management GPA after two years for students who wish to Management matriculate in the baccalaureate degree Marketing programs included in this agreement is 3.0 and Mathematics at least a "C" or better in arts and sciences Nursing courses, and nursing courses. The Dual Political Sciences Admissions agreement will be null and void if the Psychology participant does not maintain the minimum GPA Social Work at GCC. Sociology Sports Management St. John Fisher College Theatre Accounting Tourism & Recreation Management American Studies Biology TERMS AND CONDITIONS: The minimum Business: Marketing, Corporate Finance, G.C.C. GPA after two years for students who Management, Human Resource Management wish to matriculate in the baccalaureate degree Chemistry programs of Social Work, Education or Nursing Computer Science is a 2.5. The minimum GPA for all other degree Criminal Justice programs included in this agreement is 2.0. The Criminology Dual Admissions agreement will be null in void if Economics the participant does not maintain the minimum Education: Inclusive Childhood, Inclusive GPA at G.C.C. Adolescent English Roberts Wesleyan College History Criminal Justice Interactive Media Fine Arts: Art Emphasis International Studies Graphic Design Legal Studies (paired with another major) International Business Mathematics Management & Social Entrepreneurship Media Communication Marketing Media Management Psychology Modern Language: French, Spanish Social Work Nursing: Traditional BSN or RN to BSN Online Sociology Pharmacy Visual Art Education Physics Political Science TERMS AND CONDITIONS: The minimum GCC Psychology grade point average after two years for students Public Health who wish to matriculate in the baccalaureate Sociology degree programs included in this agreement is Sport Management 2.5. The Dual Admissions agreement will be null Statistics and void if the participant does not maintain the Sustainability minimum grade point average at GCC.

University of Rochester TERMS AND CONDITIONS: The minimum GCC Nursing GPA after two years for students who wish to matriculate in most baccalaureate degree

31 32 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) programs included in this agreement is 2.0. Expense Living Not Some programs require a higher GPA, please at home living at see Transfer Coordinator for details. A limited home number of spaces are available to students wishing to enter into the Pharmacy program, this Mandatory $490 $490 program has specific admission criteria including Fees a minimum of a 3.2 GPA to remain eligible. The Dual Admissions agreement will be null and void Books & $1,475 $1,475 if the participant does not maintain the minimum Supplies GPA at GCC Personal $1,345 $1,345 TUITION & FEES Genesee Community College is one of the most Room $0 $6,800 affordable colleges in the northeast, with an Board $1,675 $2,525 undergraduate tuition that is competitive with community colleges across the country. Transportation $1,650 $640 Estimate Yearly Cost of Attendance Total $11,385 $18,025 (2021 - 2022) * Failure to complete Certificate of Residence will Expense Living Not result in double tuition charges to the student. at home living at home

Full Time $4,750 $4,750 Tuition

Tuition and Fees 2021-2022 Tuition and fees are subject to change without notice. Rates are per semester. Full-time Student (Fall or Spring, 12 or more credits) Expense NYS Resident Non-NYS Resident NYS Resident w/o Certificate*

Tuition $2,375 $2,675 $4,750

College Fee $170 $170 $170

Technology Fee $50 $50 $50

Academic $25 $25 $25 Support Fee

TOTAL per $2,620 $2,920 $4,995 semester

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Part-time Student (Fall or Spring, less than 12 credits) Expense NYS Resident Non-NYS Resident NYS Resident w/o Certificate*

Tuition $195 / credit $220 / credit hour $390 / credit hour hour

College Fee $14 / credit $14 / credit hour $14 / credit hour hour

Technology Fee $4 / credit $4 / credit hour $4 / credit hour hour

Academic $2 / credit $2 / credit hour $2 / credit hour Support Fee hour

Summer or Winterim Student (No full-time rates available) Expense NYS Resident Non-NYS Resident NYS Resident w/o Certificate*

Tuition $195 / credit $220 / credit hour $390 / credit hour hour

Technology Fee $4 / credit $4 / credit hour $4 / credit hour hour

Academic $2 / credit $2 / credit hour $2 / credit hour Support Fee hour

*Double tuition is charged to NYS residents that fail to provide a valid Certificate of International Student Fees Residence each academic year. International Student Fees are mandatory. Additional Fee Information Expense Cost Expense Cost Medical Evacuation/ $47 / year Repatriation Ins Online Learning Fee $10 per online credit hour Certificate of Residency You must submit a Certificate of Residence to Allied Health Student $18 / semester GCC once each year. Failure to submit the Intern Malpractice appropriate document will result in DOUBLE Insurance TUITION CHARGES. Certificates of Residence cannot be dated more than sixty (60) days prior Transcripts $10 / transcript to the start of the semester. In addition, your home county is only required to honor those Applied Music Fee $400 / course certificates dated within the first thirty (30) days of the semester. Students submitting their out-of- Nursing Clinical Fee $25 / semester county certificates after the first thirty days of the

33 34 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) semester will incur double tuition charges. If your Date of Withdrawal Refund home county will issue and honor a late certificate, then the College will remove the After third week 0% double tuition charges from your account. For further information contact Student Accounts at Courses Twelve Weeks in Duration (585) 345-6805. Date of Withdrawal Refund SUNY Tuition Refund Policy Course registration creates a financial obligation Prior to first day of the term 100% to GCC. A tuition refund is only effective upon formal (written) withdrawal. The student can During first week 60% withdraw in writing in the Records Office or at any campus center location. They can also During second week 30% withdraw online through their MyGCC account. Please be aware that federal regulations require After second week 0% the College to confirm that the student commences attendance in a course before Courses Seven Weeks or Less in Duration disbursement of federal financial aid. Students Date of Withdrawal Refund who are reported by faculty as having never attended a course will be administratively Prior to first day of the term 100% withdrawn from that course. No aid will be disbursed for that course; the student will be held During first week 25% financially responsible for the tuition and fees associated with the course. For further After first week 0% information on academic withdrawal, please contact the Record’s Office at (585) 343-0055 FINANCING YOUR EDUCATION ext. 6218. The following information is provided as a The SUNY Board of Trustees approved a general reference to financial aid at SUNY resolution standardizing the refund policy for all Genesee Community College and is based on New York State community colleges as of the fall statutes, regulations and policies current at the semester 1998. A student is eligible to receive a time this Academic Catalog was prepared for 100% refund of tuition charges up until the day publication. These descriptions are, however, before the semester begins. After that date, the subject to change. Thus, it is recommended that student is charged in accordance with the policy: candidates for admission and current students contact: Regular Fall/Spring Semester Financial Aid Office Date of Withdrawal Refund Student Success Center 585-345-6900 Prior to first day of the term 100% [email protected] At GCC you'll find a number of opportunities to During first week 75% save or earn money towards college like: • Scholarships During second week 50% • Grants During third week 25% • Loans • Work-Study

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Scholarship Programs students will receive TAP after Census Genesee Community College offers institution- (approximately 6 weeks in to the semester). based scholarships. Students are encouraged to • Eligibility: must be a New York State resident, apply for as many scholarships as they qualify enrolled full-time, U.S. citizen or eligible for. Students must have their scholarship noncitizen, good academic standing, fall applications in by January 1st for preference for within income limits. the upcoming academic year. For a full list of • Amount: ranges between $100 and 100% of scholarship programs visit: Genesee tuition, depending on family www.genesee.edu/offices/finaid/scholarships income. Grants • Repayment: None GCC Federal Code: 006782 Visit the Higher Education Services Corporation GCC TAP Code: 2252 (HESC) website: www.hesc.ny.gov or contact the TAP Hotline at 1-888-697-4372 for more Federal Pell Grant information. Pell grants are Federal grants, which never need repayment and are the single largest grant Aid for Part-Time Study (APTS) source of aid to Genesee students. The size of Aid for Part-time Study (APTS) is a grant your grant will be based on your family income available to part-time student taking at least 3 and assets. credit hours. • Eligibility: Enrolled in at least 3 credit hours, • Eligibility: 3-11 credits per semester, U.S. U.S. citizen or eligible noncitizen, good citizen and New York state resident, good academic standing, based on Estimated academic standing. Family Contribution (EFC) as determined by • Amount: varies federal government. • Repayment: None • Amount: Ranges from $657 to $6195 Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) annually [email protected] • Repayment: None Provides academic and financial support for • How to apply: Complete online at students to guide them through the rigors of their www.fafsa.gov college experience. Students in the program will Federal Student Aid Information: experience: 1-800-433-3243 • Educational and career development SEOG workshops The Federal Supplemental Education • Individual and academic counseling Opportunity Grant (SEOG) is a campus-based • Free and unlimited tutoring services program. SEOG is awarded to students that • Financial assistance and advisement demonstrate extreme financial need, as To be eligible for admission to EOP, a student determined by the FAFSA. Preference is given to must be: full-time enrolled students. Funding is limited. • A New York State resident for 12 months File the FAFSA early for first consideration. prior to enrollment New York State TAP • Qualify as financially disadvantaged The New York State Tuition Assistance Program • Be a first-time, full-time student (no prior (TAP) helps eligible New York residents pay college) tuition at approved schools in New York State. • Have a high school degree with an TAP is a New York State grant program. Eligible average between 73-83 percent or G.E.D.

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Due to funding constraints and demand, GCC is enrollment as described in other limited to capping EOP enrollment on a first institutional policies. come, first serve basis. Please fill out GCC’s application for admission and check the Loans appropriate box to indicate your interest in EOP. The National Student Loan Database is the To find out more about the application process, Department of Education's central database for please contact one of the EOP counselors. student aid. The database provides an integrated view of Title IV loans and grants so Title IV recipients can access and inquire about their Veteran Students/VA Educational Benefits Identified Veteran students should be aware that Stafford Loans and grants. www.nslds.ed.gov the Veterans’ Administration provides assistance Federal Direct Stafford Loan for eligible veterans seeking further education. 1. Subsidized Stafford Loans - need-based Additional information on Veterans’ Benefits may loans. be obtained by contacting either the Adult a. Students are not responsible for Educational Opportunity Center’s Veteran interest accrued on the loan while Outreach Specialist or the Financial Aid Office at the student is in school. the College. b. Payment and interest do have to In accordance with Title 38 US Code 3679 be paid as long as the borrower is subsection (e), this school adopts the following enrolled at least half-time (6 or additional provisions for any students using U.S. more credit hours). Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Post 9/11 2. Unsubsidized Loans - similar to G.I. Bill® (Ch. 33) or Veteran Readiness and Subsidized Loans, except they are not Employment (Ch. 31) benefits, while payment to need-based loans and students are the institution is pending from the VA. responsible for the interest accrued on the Genesee Community College will not: loan while the student is in school. • Prevent nor delay the student’s The Financial Aid Office will determine the type enrollment; of loan you will receive based on your estimated • Assess a late penalty fee to the student cost of attendance, other aid received and due to the delayed disbursement funding financial eligibility. Students will accept or deny from VA under chapter 31 or 33; their offered loans through their MyGCC • Require the student to secure alternative account. or additional funding; • Eligibility: At least 6 credit hours, enrolled • Deny the student access to any resources or non-enrolled with special approval, available to other students who have good academic standing, demonstrate satisfied their tuition and fee bills to the financial need, U.S. citizen or eligible institution, including but not limited to noncitizen. access to classes, libraries, or other • Repayment: 6 months after ceasing to be institutional facilities. However, to qualify at least a half-time student. Borrowers for this provision, such students may be that drop below 6 credits are also required required to: to complete Exit Counseling. o Produce the Certificate of Eligibility • Apply: Students can apply by submitting a by the first day of class; request from their MyGCC account under o Provide written request to be the Student Life tab. certified; Annual Loan Limits o Provide additional information needed to properly certify the Freshman (0-23 credit hours)

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• Dependent: $5,500 • Amount: Hourly wages of at least the • Independent: $9,500 Federal minimum wage. Sophomore (24+ credit hours) • Repayment: None • How to apply: Students can check their • Dependent: $6,500 eligibility for Federal-Work Study by • Independent: $10,500 submitting a request from their MyGCC More information about your student loan can be account under the Student Life tab. found by visiting the National Student Loan Data There are usually more students that are work- Base System (NSLDS). After you graduate or study eligible than there are jobs. Students are drop below half-time status you may be able to encouraged to apply early for work-study consolidate your loans into a single loan through positions. the Federal Consolidation Loan. Student Outcome Tracking GCC promotes responsible borrowing. We Students cannot be awarded financial aid for encourage students to only borrow what they classes that do not count toward their degree or need. Borrowers must repay all loans! There are certificate program requirements. If a student is significant adverse financial consequences for enrolled in courses that do not count toward his students who fail to repay their student loans! or her degree, those courses cannot be used to Parent Loans for Undergraduate Students determine enrollment status and aid eligibility. All PLUS is a federally guaranteed loan program for registered courses must apply to the student's dependent undergraduate students that allow program as a general education requirement, a their parents to borrow for their education major requirement or elective (whether restricted expenses. or free elective) or remedial. Students who repeat courses they have taken • Eligibility: Parent or guardian of a previously either at GCC or another institution dependent, at least 6 credit hours and received a passing grade may impact both matriculated, U.S. citizen or equivalent, federal and state aid programs (To maintain full- good academic standing, parent credit time status for financial aid, a student's check. coursework must be at least 12 credits without • Amount: Up to full cost of education minus the repeated class). An exception may be made other financial aid. for state aid if the student did not meet the • Repayment: Monthly payments beginning minimum grade requirement for that class for with total disbursement of loan, 10- to 30- graduation. year repayment plan. Federal Aid, including student loans, will pay for Work-Study a student to repeat a passed course only once. The Federal-Work Study program gives you the State aid (TAP) will only pay for a repeated opportunity to work up to fifteen hours per week course once, but only if it is required to have a during the regular academic year (and in some higher grade for graduation in the student's cases, full-time during the summer months as particular degree program. well). If a student's program does not require them to earn a higher grade for graduation, but the • Eligibility: At least 6 credit hours, enrolled student is being advised to repeat coursework or non-enrolled with special approval, for academic reasons, it may be advisable for good academic standing, demonstrate the student to be enrolled in at least 12 credits of financial need, U.S. citizen or eligible new coursework (in addition any repeated noncitizen.

37 38 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) courses) in order to maintain his/her full time Credits Credits GPA status. Attempted Earned A general misconception is that a student must be full time in order to receive financial 8 5 1.5 assistance. That is incorrect. Students may be eligible to receive financial aid based on the 9 6 1.5 following credit hour requirements: 10 7 1.5 • Federal Pell grant: 1-12 or more credits • Federal SEOG: 1-12 or more credits 11 7 1.5 • New York State TAP: 12 or more credits • New York State Aid for Part Time Study: 1 12 8 1.5 -11 credits • Federal Direct Loans (Student and 13 9 1.5 Parent): 6 or more credits 14 9 1.5 Academic Standards for Financial Assistance 15 10 1.5 All students who receive federal, state or local financial aid funds must meet the institutional 16 11 1.5 academic good standing requirements to retain 17 11 1.5 eligibility. These standards became effective January 1, 1984, and student records will be 18 12 1.5 reviewed at the end of each semester after that date. Students will be notified, in writing, if they 19 13 1.5 have lost eligibility for the next semester. Questions concerning these standards should be 20 13 1.5 referred to the Financial Aid Office. 21 14 1.5 Federal Standard for Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) 22 15 1.5 Students receiving federal financial aid must meet certain academic standards to remain 23 15 1.5 academically eligible to receive aid. The federal standards are as follows: 24 16 1.75

Credits Credits GPA 25 17 1.75 Attempted Earned 3 3 1.5 26 17 1.75

4 3 1.5 27 18 1.75

5 3 1.5 28 19 1.75

6 4 1.5 29 19 1.75

7 5 1.5 30 20 1.75

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Credits Credits GPA Credits Credits GPA Attempted Earned Attempted Earned 31 21 1.75 54 36 2.0

32 21 1.75 55 37 2.0

33 22 1.75 56 38 2.0

34 23 1.75 57 38 2.0

35 23 1.75 58 39 2.0

36 24 1.75 59 40 2.0

37 25 1.75 60 40 2.0

38 25 1.75 61 41 2.0

39 26 1.75 62 42 2.0

40 27 1.75 63 42 2.0

41 27 1.75 64 43 2.0

42 28 2.0 65 44 2.0

43 29 2.0 66 44 2.0

44 29 2.0 67 45 2.0

45 30 2.0 68 46 2.0

46 31 2.0 69 46 2.0

47 31 2.0 70 47 2.0

48 32 2.0 71 48 2.0

49 33 2.0 72 48 2.0

50 34 2.0 73 49 2.0

51 34 2.0 74 50 2.0

52 35 2.0 75 50 2.0

53 36 2.0 76 51 2.0

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Certifying Officer in the Financial Aid Office at Credits Credits GPA (585) 345-6900. Attempted Earned 77 52 2.0 New York State Standard for Satisfactory Academic Progress (TAP 78 52 2.0 SAP) Students receiving financial aid from New York 79 53 2.0 State must meet certain academic standards to remain academically eligible to receive aid. The 80 54 2.0 state standards are as follows: 81 54 2.0 Certified Minimum Cumulative for this Credit GPA 82 55 2.0 Payment Hours

83 56 2.0 First 0 0.00

84 56 2.0 Second 6 1.30

85 57 2.0 Third 15 1.50

86 58 2.0 Fourth 27 1.80

87 58 2.0 Fifth 39 2.0

88 59 2.0 Sixth 51 2.0 Questions regarding federal or state academic 89 60 2.0 progress should be directed to the Financial Aid Office at (585) 345-6900. 90 60 2.0 Standard for Pursuit of Program (POP) New York State Tuition Assistance A student must complete the following number of Program (TAP) credit hours during the specific semester to be All students who receive TAP funding are certified for the next payment. required to meet the following standards of the Semester Receiving TAP Credits Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) and Earned Pursuit of Program (POP) as set forth by the New York State Education Department and the First 6 College. Students not meeting these standards will not be eligible for subsequent TAP Second 6 payments. Students in this situation will be Third 9 notified by the College. Questions concerning these standards should be referred to the Fourth 9 Records or Financial Aid offices. These standards apply to TAP and other grant Fifth and subsequent 12 programs administered by the New York State Higher Education Services Corporation (HESC). The regulations define “program pursuit” as If you have questions, please contact the TAP receiving a passing or failing grade in a certain

40 41 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) percentage of a full-time course load. The Developmental Coursework and percentage increases from 50 percent of the Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) minimum full-time load in each term of study in In some cases, a student may be registered for a the first year for which an award is made, to 75 combination of Developmental, Remedial and percent of the minimum full-time load in each College Level courses. These students may be term of study in the second year for which an eligible to receive TAP funds as long as their award is made, to 100 percent of the minimum credit hours are equal to or greater than 12. full-time load in each term of study in the third However, since the Developmental and and each succeeding year for which an award is Remedial courses will not be used toward made. graduation, they will not be used to compute Repeated Courses and State Student hours earned or satisfactory academic progress. Financial Aid Eligibility, Financial Aid Eligibility ACADEMIC INFORMATION The New York State Education Department has Program Titles, HEGIS, IPED & GCC established regulations concerning students Codes for Approved Curricula repeating courses and receiving state student All degree and certificate programs offered at financial assistance, which includes the Tuition Genesee Community College have been Assistance Program (TAP), Aid for Part-Time registered with the New York State Education Student (APTS), Regents Scholarship, Veterans Department and approved by the State Tuition Award (VTA) and/or Child of Veteran University of New York. Each program listed Awards. Specifically, these regulations state: below is identified with an Integrated If a student repeats a course in which a Postsecondary Education Data (IPED) system passing grade acceptable to the institution number. These were formerly referred to as has already been received, the course Higher Education Government Information cannot be included as part of the System (HEGIS) numbers. These standardized student’s minimum full-time course load codes are included in the catalog to satisfy state, for financial assistance purposes. When federal, and other requirements. Most students such courses are included in meeting the will not need to use or refer to the IPED/HEGIS minimum requirement, they render the numbers. student ineligible for a state award. Associate in Arts Degree (AA) Degree Type Title HEGIS CIPC Code SUNY ID Code SEDID (IRP) GCCID AA Liberal Arts & 5649 240103 524 00863 201 Science - Humanities and Social Science AA Theatre Arts 5610 500501 7968 91067 206 Associate in Applied Science Degree (AAS) Degree Type Title HEGIS CIPC Code SUNY ID Code SEDID (IRP) GCCID AAS Accounting 5002 520302 525 00865 730 AAS Business 5004 520201 6771 81355 732 Administration AAS Computer Information 5101 110401 533 00876 212 Systems AAS Computer Support 5104 110401 4934 25205 505 and Operations

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Degree Type Title HEGIS CIPC Code SUNY ID Code SEDID (IRP) GCCID AAS Computer Systems 5104 151201 7228 84122 494 and Network Technologies AAS Computerized 5303 151302 5916 76015 453 Drafting & Design AAS Criminal Justice 5505 430103 6566 80038 640 AAS Digital Art 5012 500102 5928 76101 500 AAS Entrepreneurship 5004 520701 455 00787 734 AAS Fashion Business 5004 521902 7061 83097 751 AAS Fitness and 5506 512309 5389 27261 428 Recreational Sports Management AAS Food Processing 5402 010401 11789 36621 580 Technology AAS Human Services 5501 440201 535 00878 605 AAS Individualized Studies 5699 240102 5648 28336 455 AAS Medical 5005 510716 5873 29146 720 Administrative Assistant AAS Nursing 5208 513801 534 00877 621 AAS Paralegal Studies 5099 220302 8071 91448 743 AAS Physical Education 5299 131314 3372 19212 427 Studies AAS Physical Therapist 5219 510806 7932 90197 623 Assistant AAS Polysomnographic 5299 510917 11040 33859 647 Technology AAS Respiratory Care 5215 510812 3496 19524 645 AAS Teaching Assistant 5503 131501 5889 29251 470 AAS Theatre Technology 5610 500502 7969 91068 461 AAS Tourism and 5011 520903 17775 40779 738 Hospitality Management AAS Tourism, Hospitality 5011 520903 5836 28975 7380 and Event Management AAS Veterinary 5402 510808 11041 33919 235 Technology AAS Web Design 5104 110801 10252 31590 493

Associate in Science Degree (AS) Degree Type Title HEGIS CIPC Code SUNY ID Code SEDID (IRP) GCCID AS Accounting 5002 520302 9329 30595 629

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Degree Type Title HEGIS CIPC Code SUNY ID Code SEDID (IRP) GCCID AS Alcohol and 5506 511501 3651 20280 260 Substance Abuse Studies AS Biotechnology 5604 410101 9902 31361 230 AS Business 5004 520201 6428 79224 771 Administration AS Communications and 5008 090101 530 00873 679 Media Arts AS Criminal Justice 5505 430103 3538 19798 240 AS Economic Crime 5505 430117 5402 27303 242 Investigation AS Engineering Science 5609 140102 7170 83487 530 AS Fine Arts 5610 500701 5597 28127 205 AS Human Services 5501 440201 3362 19145 650 AS Liberal Arts & 5649 240102 523 00862 250 Science - General Studies AS Liberal Arts & 5617 240199 13360 37470 225 Science - Mathematics AS Liberal Arts & 5649 240101 506 37469 226 Science - Natural Sciences AS Liberal Arts & 5506 240199 4804 24777 270 Science - Sport Management Studies AS Liberal Arts & 5608 240199 7487 86492 425 Science - Teacher Education Transfer Certificates Degree Title HEGI CIPC SUNY ID SEDID GCCI Type S Code Code (IRP) D CERT Applied Accounting 5002 520302 526 00866 9290 CERT Child Care 5503 190708 8073 91477 906 CERT Computer Repair 5105 151202 4706 24428 990 CERT Computerized Drafting 5303 151302 5927 76100 953 & Design CERT Criminal Justice 5505 430103 536 00881 920 CERT Developmental 5501 449999 5652 28362 908 Disability Studies CERT Entrepreneurship 5004 520701 5099 25945 994 CERT Fashion Design 5004 521902 16899 39532 951 CERT General Education 5649 240102 4672 24320 985 CERT Gerontology 5506 190702 7767 89072 905 CERT Health Studies 5299 519999 5605 28174 907

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Degree Title HEGI CIPC SUNY ID SEDID GCCI Type S Code Code (IRP) D CERT Help Desk Support 5104 111006 4839 24816 996 CERT Hospitality 5010 520901 3970 21705 975 Management CERT Medical Office 5005 510716 3867 21255 927 Assistant CERT Musical Theatre 5610 500509 4635 24198 987 CERT Teaching Assistant 5503 131501 4636 24199 925 CERT Web Design 5104 111004 4807 24784 993

pursuing educational goals in a discipline within Degree Opportunities the arts and humanities (such as history, Genesee Community College offers students English, art or theater, among others), then you four degree options, each providing different may find the A.A. a more suitable fit than the opportunities for those seeking further education A.S. or training. These degrees include: the Associate in Science (A.S.); the Associate in Arts (A.A.); A.A.S. the Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) and the Certificate. An Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree prepares you for entry-level positions in your A.S. desired field of study. This degree is specifically Students with long-term educational goals who designed for students who are eager to venture are considering continuing their studies at a four- into the workforce upon graduation from GCC. year institution are best served by completing an An A.A.S. degree will provide you with a strong Associate in Science (A.S.) degree program. foundation of important concepts, principles, and Working with a transfer counselor, you will methods within your field, as well as allow you to develop an appropriate academic plan that will transfer to a four-year institution, if you choose. include completing the necessary general education coursework required by many four- year institutions. With careful program selection, Certificate you will also have the opportunity to complete courses in your desired field of study. If you are already in the workforce, earning a Completing the A.S. degree at Genesee Certificate in a specific academic program will Community College gives you the option of allow you to change careers or even earn a embarking upon an educational career path at a promotion within your company. A Certificate will fraction of the costs charged by four-year also give you the opportunity to develop a colleges and universities. deeper background in the field you are already employed in. You can expand your A.A. understanding of a specific field by applying all courses within the Certificate program toward GCC offers Associate in Arts (A.A.) degrees, earning an A.A.S. degree. focused on students interested in pursuing educational goals in the liberal arts. The A.A. is Micro-Credential similar to the A.S. degree in that it prepares the student for continued study at a four-year Micro-credentials verify, validate, and attest that institution. If you are particularly interested in specific skills and/or competencies have been achieved. They differ from traditional degrees

44 45 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) and certificates in that they are generally offered the reading and math requirement and a 2.0 in shorter or more flexible timespans and tend to grade point average. If you have any questions be more narrowly focused. Micro-credentials concerning requirements, see your advisor. can be offered online, in the classroom, or via a Students receiving two diplomas simultaneously hybrid of both. must complete an application for each degree. Commencement is held once a year in May. Students receiving Degrees or Certificates Proficiency Requirements through August will be allowed to participate in the Commencement exercises. All information All students are required to demonstrate and updates pertaining to your degree will be proficiency in reading, math and writing skills sent to your Genesee email account. Please be prior to earning a college degree or certificate sure to check your account regularly. from Genesee Community College. Incoming students may demonstrate this proficiency in a General Education Requirements variety of ways, based on their submission of a All Associate’s degree programs offered at high school transcript, with any additional test Genesee Community College include a core of scores (such as the ACT, SAT or NY State general education courses required for Regents exams). Students who do not meet the successful completion of the degree. Students required proficiencies in reading, math and who follow the established curriculum worksheet writing skills upon entry to the College must for a given program offered at GCC will fulfill the register for the required Transitional Studies College’s general education requirements. course(s). Students who do not meet the required proficiencies in two or more areas As of fall 2016, the following summarizes the (reading, math and writing skills) upon entry to general education requirements, by degree type: the College should also complete FYE100- Foundations of Academic Success during the A.A.S. Degree first semester enrolled. Some students may 1. Natural Sciences: 3 credit hours require additional time to complete degree requirements depending on placement, 2. Basic Communication, 2 courses, 6 credit academic program choice and individual needs. hours: (1) ENG 101; and (2) ENG 102, ENG 105, Persons holding a postsecondary degree from a ENG 106, HUR 101, SPE 103, SPE 108, or SPE regionally accredited institution are presumed to 109 have met the reading and writing skills proficiencies. The mathematics proficiency 3: One course, 3 credit hours from the following: requirement may be satisfied through the • HIS 101 or 102; GEO 101 (Other World completion of equivalent courses from other Civilizations) accredited colleges or through meeting • HIS 104 or 105 (Western Civilization) proficiency standards. • HIS 203 or 204 (American History) Residence Requirement 4. Social Sciences: 3 credit hours At least half of the student’s credit hours must be earned through courses sponsored by this 5. One course, 3 credit hours from one of the College, including 24 of the final 30 hours. following areas: Humanities, The Arts or Foreign Degree Application Language Degree Applications can be completed through your MyGCC account. Make sure that all 6. Health and Physical Education: 2 credit hours program requirements have been met-including

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7. Additional Liberal Arts and Science course: 3 SUNY Approved General Education credit hours Courses The State University of New York has mandated 8. Minimum competency level in mathematics the implementation of minimum General Education requirements (effective fall 2000) for 9. Demonstrated reading competency all students who aspire to the baccalaureate A.S. and A.A. Degrees degree. The Provost’s Council on General All A.S. and A.A. degrees must include at least Education has reviewed and approved Genesee 30 credits of general education content, covering Community College courses listed below to fulfill at least 7 of the 10 SUNY Knowledge and Skills those requirements. Students intending to Areas. Specific requirements include: transfer to a SUNY baccalaureate college or university should consult with an academic 1. Mathematics: 3 credit hours (a course above advisor when selecting general education MAT 092 Algebra 1 is required) requirements of their A.A. and A.S. degree programs. Students enrolled in A.A.S. degrees 2. Basic Communication, 3 courses, 9 credit may select courses from among those listed hours: (1) ENG 101; (2) ENG 102 or ENG 105; below to fulfill general education requirements or and (3) HUR 101, SPE 103, SPE 108 or SPE others that may be approved dependent upon 109. their specific programs.

3. Natural Sciences: 3 credit hours The following Genesee Community College Courses are approved for SUNY General 4. Social Sciences: 3 credit hours Education requirements: Mathematics 5. One course, 3 credit hours from the following: • MAT 102, 108, 117, 121, 122, 129, 136*, • HIS 101 or 102; GEO 101 (Other World 137*, 140*, 141*, 142*, 245*, Civilizations) • HIS 104 or 105 (Western Civilization) *A passing grade in this course will qualify as a • HIS 203 or 204 (American History) waiver for this knowledge and skill area. Natural Sciences 6. One course, 3 credit hours from one of the • AST 107 following SUNY areas: Humanities, The Arts or • BIO 100, 102, 103, 104, 108, 111, 115, 116, Foreign Language 150, 152, 153, 201, 206

• CHE 100, 101, 102 7. One course, 3 credit hours from any one of • MET 101 the SUNY areas listed in #5 or #6 not already • taken PHY 100, 121, 122, 131, 132, 133 • Additional requirements include: SCI 110, 115 Social Sciences 8. Health and Physical Education: 2 credit hours • ANT 102 • ECO 101, 105 9. Additional Liberal Arts and Science course: 3 • GEO 105 credit hours • HUS 101

• 10. Demonstrated reading competency. POS 101, 103, 105, 210 • PSY 101, 106, 202, 210, 211, 250

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• SOC 101, 102, 103, 115, 210 For full course descriptions visit www.genesee.edu/academics/catalog/dspSubjec American History tList/ • HIS 203, 204, 207, 211, 215, 217 • MUS 203 Student Status & Course Loads A freshman is a student who has successfully • POS 107 completed fewer than 24 credit hours, and a Western Civilization sophomore is a student who has earned 24 or • ART 103, 104 more credit hours. The normal academic load at • HIS 104, 105 Genesee Community College for full-time • THE 202, 204 students is 12-15 credit hours a semester. A student carrying more than 19 credit hours per Other World Civilizations semester must have prior permission from his or • GEO 101, 105 her advisor. The New York State Department of • HIS 101, 102 Education has formulated guidelines for the • POS 203 granting of an equivalency diploma on the basis of earned college credit. Persons who have not Humanities earned a high school diploma may be issued a • ART 103, 104 New York State High School General • CIN 147, 205, 240, 242, 244, 245, 246 Equivalency Diploma (GED) if they provide • ENG 214 satisfactory evidence that they have successfully • LIT 201, 203, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214 completed 24 credit hours as a recognized • THE 212, LIT 215, 216, 217, 218 candidate for a college-level degree or certificate • MUS 107, 108, 203 at an approved institution. Current information • PHI 101, 102, 103 concerning regulations for GED credit • THE 101, 103, 212 distribution requirements is available from the Admissions Office at the College. The Arts Credits by Proficiency Examination • ART 103, 104, 105, 110, 114, 123, 127 Students may earn credit for some of the • DAN 127 courses of instruction listed in the general • LIT 214 catalog, for which no previous college credit has • MUS 101, 102, 107, 108, 203 been earned, by passing a proficiency • THE 101, 103, 105, 212 examination approved by the dean of the • PHO 103, 118 teaching area in which the course is taught. A list Foreign Language of approved examinations for credit-by- proficiency may be obtained from the Records • FRE 101, 102, 201, 202 Office. The only limitation on the amount of • SPA 101, 102, 201, 202 proficiency credit a student may earn is the • ASL 101, 102 College requirement that half of the student’s Basic Communication credit hours must be earned at this College. One of the following: Credit earned by examination will be recorded as • ENG 101, 102, 105 “Credit” (CR) on transcripts. It will not, however, be used in calculating a grade point average And one of the following: (GPA). It is the student’s responsibility to initiate • SPE 103, 108, 109 a request for credit on forms provided by the • HUR 101 Records Office. All students pay a test fee each time they take a locally developed proficiency

47 48 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) examination for credit, whether or not they pass application form: 585-343-0055 x6291 or email the examination. The College will award credit to [email protected]. students who have earned satisfactory scores in President’s List externally developed examinations published in Each semester the College extends an additional the list of approved examinations for credit. (For recognition to full-time students who achieve a example: Advanced Placement Examination of superior scholastic record during that term by the College Entrance Examination Board publishing the president’s list. Eligibility (CLEP), etc.) Credits earned by exam are not requirements include: considered as earned in residence. • A term grade point average (GPA) of at Honors Program least 3.75 The GCC Honors Program is designed to • Completion of 12 or more credit hours encourage academic work of depth, originality, • No grades of C- or lower, IP or U and quality by students demonstrating superior potential. The focus of the program is a Provost’s List challenging academic experience that Each semester the College extends an additional encourages independent, creative, and recognition to part-time students who achieve a interdisciplinary study. By successfully superior scholastic record during that term by participating in the Honors Program, you are publishing the provost's list. Eligibility eligible for additional Financial Aid. All of your requirements include: Honors work will be recognized on your official • A term grade point average (GPA) of at transcripts. least 3.75 Additional benefits of participating in this • Completion of a minimum of 6 credits up program include: to 11 credit hours • Early registration for classes • No grades of C- or lower, IP or U • Recognition at official college functions Dean’s List • The opportunity to work with highly Each semester the College extends special motivated faculty and students recognition to students who achieve an The Honors Program is open to full and part time outstanding scholastic record during that term by students studying at any of the GCC Campus publishing the dean's list. Centers. Eligibility requirements for full-time students include: Qualifications/Criteria Candidates for the Honors Program demonstrate • A term grade point average (GPA) of at evidence of exemplary academic achievement. least 3.50 On average, students obtain a combination of: • Completion of 12 or more credit hours • No grades of C- or lower, IP or U • A high school average of 87 • A combined SAT score of 1000 with no Eligibility requirements for part-time students subscore lower than 450 include: • Completion of 12 hours of study at an • A term grade point average (GPA) of at accredited institution of higher education least 3.50 with a QPI of 3.5 • Completion of 6 or more credit hours • And/or approval of the Honors Committee. • No grades of C- or lower, IP or U Applying to the Honors Program Contact Garth Swanson, Coordinator of the Honors Program, for more information and an

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DEGREE PROGRAMS Business and Commerce Accounting (A.S., A.A.S., CERT) With a degree in Accounting from GCC - whether it's an Associate in Science (AS) degree in preparation for transfer to a four-year college, or an Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree as a path to immediate employment - you will be equipped to move ahead toward your career aspirations. 629: Accounting A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2020 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 32 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT 129 Statistics 3 4th NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved Natural 1b 3 4th Sciences Course 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE ECO 101 Microeconomics 3 1st HISTORY Select one GCC Approved General Education 1d 3 1st History Course HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e Approved Humanities, The Arts, or Foreign Language 3 4th Course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 or ENG 105 3 2nd 1h BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE 108 Public Speaking 3 3rd LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Select one SUNY Approved 1i 3 3rd Liberal Arts Elective SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY Approved Foreign Language Course or for students having obtained an 85 or higher on the Regents B exam or an 85 or higher 1j on a regional exam aligned with the former regents at 3 3rd Checkpoint B have met this requirement and may select a language or an additional 3-credit SUNY General Education Elective HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 1 credit from any HED, PED or 1k 1 3rd ATH option HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 1 credits from any HED, PED or 1l 1 4th ATH option

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2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 31 As Listed 2a MAT 137 Calculus for Business 4 1st 2b ACC 101 Introduction to Financial Accounting 3 1st 2c ECO 105 Macroeconomics 3 2nd 2d ACC 102 Introduction of Managerial Accounting 3 2nd 2e CIS 116 Microcomputer Applications 3 2nd 2f General Elective (See Item 4b) 3 2nd 2g ACC211 Intermediate Accounting 1 (Fall Only) 3 3rd 2h BUS 205 Business Law 1 3 3rd 2i BUS106 Business Communications 3 4th Accounting Elective select one from ACC201, ACC212 or 2j 3 4th ACC215 (Spring Only) Upon 3 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE DEGREE 63 Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 16 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 16 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 16 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all Prior to 4a 0 students are required to demonstrate proficiency in Completion reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of interest in mind. As 4b 0 For additional assistance with course selection, see the Appropriate Transfer coordinator in the Student Success Center. Please Note: The prerequisite for MAT137 is MAT136 or MAT140 with a grade of C or better (or by permission of As 4c instructor). Students should be aware that they may be 0 Appropriate required to complete additional course work in order to meet the MAT137 prerequisite. Upon 4d GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

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730: Accounting A A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2020 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 LOCAL GENERAL EDUCATION 23 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT129 Statistics 3 2nd NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Natural 1b 3 3rd Sciences Course 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE ECO101 Microeconomics 3 1st HISTORY Select one: GEO101, HIS101, 102, 104, 1d 3 1st 105, 203, or 204 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one 1e SUNY Approved Humanities, The Arts, or Foreign 3 2nd Language Course 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 3 1st 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG102 or ENG105 3 2nd LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Met by Mathematics 1h 0 N/A Requirement HEALTH/PE/ATH 1 - Select one credit from any 1i 1 3rd HED, PED or ATH option HEALTH/PE/ATH 2 - Select one credit from any 1j 1 4th HED, PED or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 39 As Listed 2a SPE108 Public Speaking 3 4th 2b ACC101 Introduction to Financial Accounting 3 1st 2c ACC102 Introduction to Managerial Accounting 3 2nd ACC201 Computer Applications in Accounting 2d 3 4th (Spring Only) 2e ACC211 Intermediate Accounting 1 3 3rd 2f ACC212 Intermediate Accounting 2 (Spring Only) 3 4th 2g ACC215 Cost Accounting (Spring Only) 3 4th 2h ACC217 Tax Procedures 3 3rd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER BUS101 Principles of Business or BUS214 2i 3 1st Management Principles 2j BUS106 Business Communications 3 4th 2k BUS205 Business Law 1 3 3rd 2l CIS116 Microcomputer Applications 3 2nd 2m General Elective 3 3rd TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 16 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 16 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Note: Students planning to transfer to a bachelors program should consult with an academic advisor 4b 0 As Applicable or the Transfer Coordinator before beginning the second year of Accounting. Prior to 4c Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

9290: Applied Accounting Certificate Requirements Table FALL 2020 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 27 As Listed 1a ACC101 Introduction to Financial Accounting 3 1st 1b ACC217 Introduction to Income Tax (Fall Only) 3 1st

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1c CIS116 Microcomputer Applications 3 1st BUS101 Principles of Business or BUS 214 1d 3 1st Organizational Behavior 1e BUS205 Business Law 1 3 1st 1f ACC102 Introduction to Managerial Accounting 3 2nd ACC201 Computer Applications in Accounting 1g 3 2nd (Spring Only) 1h BUS106 Business Communications 3 2nd 1i BUS110 Personal Money Management 3 2nd TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 2 27 CERTIFICATE Completion 2a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 2b Semester 2 Total Credits 12 2nd 3 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 3a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 3b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Business Administration (A.S., A.A.S.) From entrepreneurial start-ups to working in a large corporate office, an Associate Degree in Business can be applied to any industry. 771: Business Administration A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2019 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 35 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT 129 Statistics 3 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Natural 1b 3 3rd Sciences Course 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE ECO 101 Microeconomics 3 1st HISTORY HIS 203, HIS 204 (per Note 1), ART 1d 3 1st 104, THE 202, THE 204 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one 1e 3 4th SUNY Approved Humanities Course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 or ENG 1g 3 2nd 105 BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE 108 Public 1h 3 2nd Speaking LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Select one SUNY 1i 3 4th Approved Other World Civilizations Course SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY 1j 3 3rd Approved Foreign Language Course (per Note 2) HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 1 credit from any HED, 1k 1 3rd PED or ATH option HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 1 credit from any HED, 1l 1 4th PED or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 28 As Listed 2a ECO 105 Macroeconomics 3 2nd 2b MAT 137 Calculus for Business (per Note 3) 4 1st 2c ACC 101 Introduction to Financial Accounting 3 2nd 2d ACC 102 Introduction of Managerial Accounting 3 3rd 2e BUS 101 Principles of Business 3 1st 2f BUS 213 Principles of Marketing 3 3rd 2g BUS 214 Organizational Behavior 3 4th 2h BUS 205 Business Law 1 3 3rd 2i CIS 116 Microcomputer Applications 3 2nd 2j General Elective 3 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 4 63 DEGREE Completion 4a Semester 1 Total Credits 16 1st 4b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 4c Semester 3 Total Credits 16 3rd 4d Semester 4 Total Credits 16 4th 5 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 5a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of As 5b interest in mind. For additional assistance with 0 Appropriate course selection, see the Transfer coordinator in the Student Success Center. Note 1: Students having obtained an 85 or higher on the US History Regents exam Select one SUNY As 5c 0 Approved American History Course in place of HIS Appropriate 203 or 204. Note 2: Students having obtained an 85 or higher on the Regents B exam or an 85 or higher on a regional exam aligned with the former regents at As 5d Checkpoint B have met the foreign language 0 Appropriate requirement and may select a language or an additional 3-credit SUNY General Education Elective Note 3: The pre-requisite for MAT 137 is MAT 136 or MAT 140 with a grade of C or better (or by permission of instructor). Students should be As 5e 0 aware that may be required to complete additional Appropriate course work in order to meet the pre-requisite for this course. Upon 5f GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

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732B: Business Administration A A S Degree Requirements Table BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CONCENTRATION FALL 2019 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 23 As Listed REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one: SUNY Approved 1a 3 4th Mathematics Course except MAT116 and MAT117 NATURAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved 1b 3 3rd Natural Science Course 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE ECO101 Microeconomics 3 1st HISTORY Select one: SUNY Approved American 1d History, Western Civilizations, World Civilizations or 3 3rd Social Science Course HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one: SUNY 1e Approved Humanities, Arts or Foreign Language 3 4th course. BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG102 Composition in 1g the Natural and Social Sciences or ENG105 3 2nd Composition in the Humanities HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 2 credits from any HED, PED, 1h 2 3rd ATH option

2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 39 As Listed 2a ACC101 Introduction to Financial Accounting 3 1st 2b ACC102 Introduction to Managerial Accounting 3 2nd 2c BUS101 Principles of Business 3 1st 2d BUS205 Business Law 1 3 3rd 2e BUS217 Co-op Education 3 4th 2f Concentration Requirement/Elective (per Item 4c) 3 1st 2g Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 2nd 2h Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 2nd 2i Concentration Requirement/Elective (per Item 4c) 3 2nd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2j Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 3rd 2k Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 3rd 2l Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 4th 2m Concentration Requirement/Elective (per Item 4c) 3 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 17 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), Prior to 4a all students are required to demonstrate proficiency in 0 Completion reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Concentration Requirements: BUS213 Principles of Marketing, BUS201 Professional Sales, CIS102 4b Introduction to Computers or CIS116 Microcomputer 0 As Selected Applications, CPS101 Creative Problem Solving, BUS214 Organizational Behavior Concentration Electives: 4c Select from any ACC, BLM, BUS, FBM, OFT, THM, CIS 0 As Selected (excluding 102 and 116) option. Prior to 4d Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Business Administration: Supply Chain Management Supply Chain Management (SCM) is a strategically driven, value-added process now engaged within every major industry around the world. Today's sophisticated business savvy companies rely as much on their supply chain personnel as they do their CFO to positively impact their bottom line.

732S: Business Administration A A S Degree Requirements Table SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION FALL 2019 to CURRENT

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 23 As Listed REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one: SUNY Approved 1a 3 4th Mathematics Course except MAT116 and MAT117 NATURAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved 1b 3 3rd Natural Science Course 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE ECO101 Microeconomics 3 1st HISTORY Select one: SUNY Approved American History, Western Civilizations, World Civilizations 1d 3 3rd or Social Science Course (Recommended: HIS 203 or 204) HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one: SUNY 1e Approved Humanities, Arts or Foreign Language 3 4th course. (Recommended PHI 103 or SPA 101) BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG102 Composition in 1g the Natural and Social Sciences or ENG105 3 2nd Composition in the Humanities HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 2 credits from any HED, PED, 1h 2 3rd ATH option

2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 39 As Listed 2a ACC101 Introduction to Financial Accounting 3 1st 2b ACC102 Introduction to Managerial Accounting 3 2nd 2c BUS101 Principles of Business 3 1st 2d BUS205 Business Law 1 3 3rd 2e BUS217 Co-op Education 3 4th 2f Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 1st 2g Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 2nd 2h Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 2nd 2i Concentration Requirement/Elective (per Item 4c) 3 2nd 2j Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 3rd 2k Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 3rd 2l Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2m Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 17 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for Prior to 4a details), all students are required to demonstrate 0 Completion proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Concentration Requirements: BLM 101 Principles of Business Logistics, BLM 212 Transportation and Distribution Management, BLM 223 Operations and Production Management, BUS 214 Organizational 4b 0 As Selected Behavior, CIS 116 Microcomputer Applications, BLM 234 Introduction to Purchasing and Supply Chain Management, BLM 245 Introduction to Inventory and Warehouse Management.

Concentration Electives: 4c Select from any ACC, BLM, BUS, FBM, OFT, THM, CIS 0 As Selected (excluding 102 and 116) option.

Prior to 4d Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Business Administration: Marketing & Social Media Social media is the now the “voice” of every organization and the primary way to communicate, analyze and engage customers around the world or in your hometown. In GCC’s Marketing and Social Media concentration students learn how to create an integrated, multi-channel social media strategy using Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and many other platforms.

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732M: Business Administration A A S Degree Requirements Table MARKETING AND SOCIAL MEDIA CONCENTRATION FALL 2019 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 23 As Listed REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one: SUNY Approved 1a 3 4th Mathematics Course except MAT116 and MAT117 NATURAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved 1b 3 3rd Natural Science Course 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE ECO101 Microeconomics 3 1st HISTORY Select one: SUNY Approved American 1d History, Western Civilizations, World Civilizations 3 3rd or Social Science Course HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one: SUNY 1e Approved Humanities, Arts or Foreign Language 3 4th course. BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG102 Composition in 1g the Natural and Social Sciences or ENG105 3 2nd Composition in the Humanities HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 2 credits from any HED, PED, 1h 2 3rd ATH option

2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 39 As Listed 2a ACC101 Introduction to Financial Accounting 3 1st 2b ACC102 Introduction to Managerial Accounting 3 2nd 2c BUS101 Principles of Business 3 1st 2d BUS205 Business Law 1 3 3rd 2e BUS217 Co-op Education 3 4th 2f Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 1st 2g Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 2nd 2h Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 2nd 2i Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 2nd 2j Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 3rd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2k Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 3rd 2l Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 4th 2m Concentration Requirement (per Item 4b) 3 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 17 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for Prior to 4a details), all students are required to demonstrate 0 Completion proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Concentration Requirements: BUS 213 Principles of Marketing, BUS 203 Advertising, BUS 225 Entrepreneurship, CIS 102 Introduction to Computer or 4b CIS 116 Microcomputer Applications, CIS 113 Web 0 As Selected Publishing, CIS 204 Web Design and Implementation, COM 120 New Communication Technologies, CPS 101 Introduction to Creative Problem Solving Prior to 4c Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Economic Crime Investigation (A.S.) Corporate and government employers need qualified professionals with accounting, computer, and investigative skills capable of dealing with these contemporary types of crime. 242: Economic Crime Investigation A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 32 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT 129 Statistics 3 3rd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Natural 1b 3 1st Sciences Course 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE ECO 101 Microeconomics 3 1st HISTORY HIS 203 or HIS 204 (per Note 1), or ART 1d 3 4th 103, ART 104, THE 202 or THE 204 1e HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE PHI 103 Ethics 3 4th 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 3 1st 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 or 105 3 2nd 1h BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE 108 3 3rd LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Select one SUNY 1i 3 4th Approved Other World Civilizations Course SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY 1j Approved Foreign Language Course (Per Note 3 2nd 2) HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 1 credit from any HED, 1k 1 1st PED, ATH option HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 1 credit from any HED, 1l 1 2nd PED, ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 30 As Listed 2a ECO 105 Macroeconomics 3 2nd 2b MAT 136 Algebra 3 and Trigonometry 3 4th 2c ACC 101 Introduction to Financial Accounting 3 1st 2d ACC 102 Introduction to Managerial Accounting 3 2nd 2e CIS 116 Microcomputer Applications 3 3rd 2f CRJ 101 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 1st 2g CRJ 110 Criminal Law 3 2nd 2h ACC 211 Intermediate Accounting 1 3 3rd 2i ACC 212 Intermediate Accounting 2 3 4th 2j ACC 217 Introduction to Income Tax 3 3rd TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 16 1st

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 16 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Note 1: For students having an 85 or higher on the US History Regents exam may Select one SUNY As 4b 0 Approved American History Course in place of Appropriate HIS 203 or 204. Note 2: or for students having obtained an 85 or higher on the Regents B exam or an 85 or higher on a regional exam aligned with the former regents As 4c at Checkpoint B have met this requirement and 0 may select a language or an additional 3-credit Appropriate Select one SUNY Approved General Education Course Upon 4d GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

Entrepreneurship (A.A.S., CERT) The continued growth of global retailing combined with the new dynamics of e-commerce has created a wide range of opportunities for both entrepreneurs and retail businesses.

734: Entrepreneurship A A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2020 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) LOCAL 1 22 As Listed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT129 Statistics 3 1st

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Natural 1b 3 3rd Sciences Course 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE ECO101 Microeconomics 3 1st HISTORY Select one GCC Local General Education 1d 3 4th History Course HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e Approved Humanities, The Arts, or Foreign 3 4th Language Course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 SPE 108 Public Speaking 3 3rd 1h LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Met by Mathematics 0 N/A HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 1 credit from any HED, PED or 1i 1 1st ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 42 As Listed 2a ACC 106 Basic Accounting Principles 3 2nd BUS 101 Introduction to Business or BUS 214 2b 3 1st Organizational Behavior 2c BUS 106 Business Communications 3 2nd 2d BUS 111 Exploring Business Opportunities 3 2nd 2e BUS 213 Principles of Marketing 3 2nd 2f BUS 201 Professional Sales 3 3rd 2g BUS 205 Business Law 1 3 2nd BUS 108 Customer Service Management or BUS 211 2h 3 3rd Merchandise Planning and Control 2i BUS 217 Co-op Education 3 3rd 2j BUS 225 Entrepreneurship 3 4th 2k CIS 116 Microcomputer Applications 3 1st COM 120 New Communications Technologies (Spring 2l 3 4th Only) 2m CPS 101 Creative Problem Solving 3 3rd BUSINESS ELECTIVE: Select from any ACC, BUS, 2n 3 4th CIS, FBM, OFT, THM, or BLM course

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 64 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 16 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 18 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for Prior to 4a details), all students are required to demonstrate 0 Completion proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 4b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

994: Entrepreneurship Certificate Degree Requirements Table FALL 2019 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 30 As Listed 1a ACC106 Basic Accounting 3 1st BUS101 Principles of Business or BUS 214 1b 3 1st Organizational Behavior 1c BUS106 Business Communications 3 1st 1d CIS116 Microcomputer Applications 3 1st 1e CPS101 Intro to Creative Problem Solving 3 1st 1f BUS201 Professional Sales 3 2nd 1g BUS205 Business Law 3 2nd 1h BUS213 Principles of Marketing 3 2nd 1i BUS225 Entrepreneurship 3 2nd COM120 New Communication Technologies 1j 3 2nd (Spring Only)

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 2 30 CERTIFICATE Completion 2a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 2b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 3a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 3b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Fashion Business (A.A.S.) Fashion Business: E-commerce The Fashion Business program: E-commerce concentration prepares you for the explosive growth in online retailing. With 72% of women looking online for apparel, and $26 billion of clothes sold online, it is an ever-expanding field.

751E: Fashion Business A A S Degree Requirements Table E-COMMERCE CONCENTRATION FALL 2021 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 22 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS Proficiency Only (per procedure 321) 0 N/A NATURAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved 1b 3 4th Natural Science Course SOCIAL SCIENCE ECO101 Microeconomics or ECO105 1c 3 4th Macroeconomics HISTORY Select one: HIS101, 102, 104, 105, 203, or 1d 3 4th 204 or GEO101 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one: SUNY 1e 3 3rd Approved Humanities, Arts or Foreign Language course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 SPE 108 3 2nd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Select one: SUNY 1h 3 4th Approved Liberal Arts and Sciences Course HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 1 credit from any HED, PED, 1i 1 1st ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 42 As Listed 2a BUS201 Professional Sales 3 2nd 2b BUS203 Advertising 3 3rd BUS211 Merchandise Planning and Control or BUS225 2c 3 3rd Entrepreneurship 2d BUS109 Principles of Retailing 3 1st 2e BUS208 Display and Visual Merchandising 3 3rd 2f FBM101 Principles of Fashion Merchandising (Fall Only) 3 1st 2g FBM102 Fashion Trends and Design (Fall Only) 3 1st 2h FBM115 Textiles and Fabrics (Spring Only) 3 2nd 2i FBM220 Fashion Show Production (Spring Only) 3 4th CIS102 Introduction to Computers or CIS116 2j 3 2nd Microcomputer Applications 2k ART 209 Computer Graphics 3 1st 2l CIS 109 Intro to Web Development 3 2nd 2m CIS 113 Web Publishing 3 3rd 2n COM 120 New Communication Technology (Spring Only) 3 2nd TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 64 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 16 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 18 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), Prior to 4a 0 all students are required to demonstrate proficiency in Completion reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college

degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 4c Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

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Fashion Business: Event Planning From a simple dinner with friends to a lavish party for hundreds, a birthday party for children to the inauguration of a president, everyone knows it takes planning to ensure a successful event. GCC's Event Planning Concentration will provide the skills necessary to satisfy the interests of even the most discriminating client for the most distinctive occasion.

751P: Fashion Business A A S Degree Requirements Table EVENT PLANNING CONCENTRATION FALL 2021 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 22 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS Proficiency Only (per procedure 321) 0 N/A NATURAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved 1b 3 4th Natural Science Course SOCIAL SCIENCE ECO101 Microeconomics or ECO105 1c 3 4th Macroeconomics HISTORY Select one: HIS101, 102, 104, 105, 203, or 1d 3 4th 204 or GEO101 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one: SUNY 1e 3 3rd Approved Humanities, Arts or Foreign Language course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 SPE 108 3 2nd LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Select one: SUNY 1h 3 4th Approved Liberal Arts and Sciences Course HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 1 credit from any HED, PED, 1i 1 1st ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 42 As Listed 2a BUS201 Professional Sales 3 2nd 2b BUS203 Advertising 3 3rd BUS211 Merchandise Planning and Control or BUS225 2c 3 3rd Entrepreneurship 2d BUS109 Principles of Retailing 3 1st 2e BUS208 Display and Visual Merchandising 3 3rd 2f FBM101 Principles of Fashion Merchandising (Fall Only) 3 1st 2g FBM102 Fashion Trends and Design (Fall Only) 3 1st 2h FBM115 Textiles and Fabrics (Spring Only) 3 2nd 2i FBM220 Fashion Show Production (Spring Only) 3 4th CIS102 Introduction to Computers or CIS116 2j 3 2nd Microcomputer Applications 2k BUS 108 Customer Service Management 3 1st

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2l THM 118 Principles of Event Management 3 2nd 2m THM 201 Meeting and Convention Planning 3 3rd COM 120 New Communication Technologies (Spring 2n 3 2nd Only) TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 64 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 16 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 18 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), Prior to 4a 0 all students are required to demonstrate proficiency in Completion reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college

degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 4b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Fashion Business: Fashion Design (A.A.S., CERT) Learning by doing is the mantra of GCC's new Fashion Design concentration. Courses such as Apparel Construction Fundamentals, Apparel Design and Draping, and Fashion Industry Technologies allow you to explore your interests and then display them through the annual Fashion Show.

751D: Fashion Business A A S Degree Requirements Table FASHION DESIGN CONCENTRATION FALL 2019 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 22 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS Proficiency Only (per procedure 321) 0 N/A NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved 1b 3 4th Natural Science Course SOCIAL SCIENCE ECO101 Microeconomics or ECO105 1c 3 4th Macroeconomics HISTORY Select one: HIS101, 102, 104, 105, 203, or 1d 3 4th 204 or GEO101

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e Approved Humanities, Arts or Foreign Language 3 3rd course. BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG102, 105, 106, 1g 3 2nd SPE103, 108 or 109 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Must select one SUNY 1h 3 4th Approved Liberal Arts and Sciences Course HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 1 credit from any HED, PED, 1i 1 1st ATH option

2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 42 As Listed

2a BUS201 Professional Sales 3 2nd 2b BUS203 Advertising 3 3rd BUS211 Merch Planning and Control or BUS225 2c 3 3rd Entrepreneurship 2d BUS109 Principles of Retailing 3 1st 2e BUS208 Display and Visual Merchandising 3 3rd 2f FBM101 Principles of Fashion Merchandising (Fall Only) 3 1st 2g FBM102 Fashion Trends and Design (Fall Only) 3 1st 2h FBM115 Textiles and Fabrics (Spring Only) 3 2nd 2i FBM220 Fashion Show Production (Spring Only) 3 4th CIS102 Intro to Computers or CIS116 Microcomputer 2j 3 2nd Applications 2k FBM 120 Apparel Construction Fundamentals (Fall Only) 3 1st 2l FBM 122 Apparel Design and Draping (Spring Only) 3 2nd 2m FBM210 Fashion Industry Technologies (Fall Only) 3 3rd 2n FBM 225 or ART 225 Fashion Illustration (Fall Only) 3 3rd TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 64 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 16 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 18 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th

4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A

Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for Prior to 4a details), all students are required to demonstrate 0 Completion proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 4b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

951: Fashion Design Certificate Requirements Table FALL 2020 to CURRENT CREDIT SEMESTE ITEM REQUIREMENT S R 1 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 30 As Listed FBM101 Principles of Fashion Merchandising (Fall 1a 3 1st Only) FBM102/ART102 Fashion Trends and Design (Fall 1b 3 1st Only) 1c FBM120 Apparel Construction Fundamentals 3 1st 1d FBM 210 Fashion Industry Technologies 3 1st 1e FBM225/ART225 Fashion Illustration 3 1st 1f FBM115 Principles of Textiles (Spring Only) 3 2nd 1g FBM220 Fashion Show Production (Spring Only) 3 2nd 1h FBM122 Apparel Design and Draping 3 2nd 1i BUS201 Professional Sales 3 2nd Business Elective select one BUS 109, 201, 203, 1j 3 2nd 211, 217, 225, ACC 101, 106

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CREDIT SEMESTE ITEM REQUIREMENT S R TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 2 30 CERTIFICATE Completion 2a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 2b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 3a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 3b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Fashion Business: Fashion Merchandising Management As a Fashion Merchandising Management student, you will acquire the skills you need to succeed in an industry that involves a global network of merchandising professionals working in a vibrant, ever- changing business.

751M: Fashion Business A A S Degree Requirements Table MERCHANDISING CONCENTRATION FALL 2019 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) LOCAL 1 22 As Listed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS Proficiency Only (per procedure 321) 0 N/A NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved 1b 3 4th Natural Science Course SOCIAL SCIENCE ECO101 Microeconomics or ECO105 1c 3 4th Macroeconomics HISTORY Select one: HIS101, 102, 104, 105, 203, or 1d 3 4th 204 or GEO101 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e Approved Humanities, Arts or Foreign Language 3 3rd course.

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102, 105, 106, 1g 3 2nd SPE103, 108 or 109 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Must select one SUNY 1h 3 4th Approved Liberal Arts and Sciences Course HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 1 credit from any HED, PED, 1i 1 1st ATH option

2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 42 As Listed

2a BUS201 Professional Sales 3 2nd 2b BUS203 Advertising 3 3rd 2c BUS211 Merchandise Planning 3 3rd 2d BUS109 Principles of Retailing 3 1st 2e BUS208 Display and Visual Merchandising 3 3rd 2f FBM101 Principles of Fashion Merchandising (Fall Only) 3 1st 2g FBM102 Fashion Trends and Design (Fall Only) 3 1st 2h FBM115 Textiles and Fabrics (Spring Only) 3 2nd 2i FBM220 Fashion Show Production (Spring Only) 3 4th CIS102 Introduction to Computers or CIS116 2j 3 2nd Microcomputer Applications 2k BUS 101 Introduction to Business 3 1st ACC 101 Intro to Financial Accounting or ACC 106 Basic 2l 3 2nd Accounting 2m BUS 217 Co-op Education 3 3rd 2n BUS 219 Business Topics Seminar 3 3rd TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 64 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 16 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 18 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER

4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A

Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for Prior to 4a details), all students are required to demonstrate 0 Completion proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 4b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Tourism and Hospitality Management (A.A.S., CERT) Responsible for over 9.3% of the global GDP, travel and tourism is one of the most important industries in the world in terms of economic impact and growth potential. 7380: Tourism, Hospitality and Event Management Degree Requirements Table FALL 2020 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) LOCAL 1 22 As Listed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one SUNY Approved 1a 3 2nd Mathematics Course (except MAT116 or MAT117) NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Natural 1b 3 4th Sciences Course SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved Social 1c 3 4th Sciences Course HISTORY Select one GCC Local General Education 1d 3 3rd History Course HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e Approved Humanities, The Arts, or Foreign 3 3rd Language Course 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 3 1st BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102, 105, 106 or 1g 3 2nd SPE 108 or 109 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Met by Mathematics 1h 0 N/A Requirement

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER HEALTH/PE/ATH Select one credit from any HED, 1i 1 1st PED or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 42 As Listed 2a BUS101 Principles of Business 3 1st 2b BUS108 Customer Service Management (Spring Only) 3 2nd BUS214 Organizational Behavior or BUS225 2c 3 3rd Entrepreneurship 2d BUS217 Co-op Education 3 4th CIS102 Intro to Computers or CIS116 Microcomputer 2e 3 2nd Applications ACC106 Basic Accounting or ACC101 Intro to Financial 2f 3 3rd Accounting 2g THM101 Introduction to Tourism and Hospitality 3 1st 2h THM103 Hotel Operations (Fall Only) 3 1st THM114 Food and Beverage Management (Spring 2i 3 2nd Only) 2j THM116 Global Destinations (Fall Only) 3 1st 2k THM118 Principles of Event Management (Spring Only) 3 2nd 2l THM201 Meeting and Convention Planning (Fall Only) 3 3rd THM202 Destination and Resort Marketing (Spring 2m 3 4th Only) Restricted Elective Select one: COM120 (Spring Only) 2n 3 4th or CPS101 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 64 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 16 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 18 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all Prior to 4a students are required to demonstrate proficiency in 0 Completion reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 4c Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

975: Hospitality Management Certificate Requirements Table FALL 2019 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 30 As Listed 1a THM101 Introduction to Tourism and Hospitality 3 1st 1b THM103 Hotel Operations (Fall Only) 3 1st THM201 Meeting and Convention Planning (Fall 1c 3 1st Only) 1d ACC106 Basic Accounting Practices 3 1st 1e BUS101 Principles of Business 3 1st THM114 Food and Beverage Management (Spring 1f 3 2nd Only) 1g THM202 Destination and Resort Marketing 3 2nd BUS108 Customer Service Management (Spring 1h 3 2nd Only) BUS214 Organizational Behavior or BUS225 1i 3 2nd Entrepreneurship 1j BUS217 Cooperative Education 3 2nd TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 2 30 CERTIFICATE Completion 2a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 2b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 3 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 3a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 3b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Information Technology Computer Information Systems (A.A.S.) As a Computer Programmer, you will write code to create software programs, and turn the program designs created by software developers and engineers into instructions that a computer can follow. 212: Computer Info Systems A A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2019 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 24 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT 140 or 141 4 1st NATURAL SCIENCES Select one SUNY 1b 3 3rd Approved Natural Sciences Course SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved 1c 3 1st Social Sciences Course HISTORY Select one: GEO 101, HIS 101, 102, 1d 3 4th 104, 105, 203, or 204 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one 1e 3 4th SUNY Approved Foreign Language Course 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 3 1st 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102, 105 or 106 3 2nd 1h LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Met by Mathematics 0 N/A HEALTH/PE/ATH Select any 2 HED/PED/ATH 1i 2 3rd credits

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 39 As Listed CIS 125 Computer Programming and Problem 2a 3 1st Solving 2b CIS 113 Web Publishing 3 1st 2c SPE 103, 108, 109 or HUR 101 3 2nd 2d CIS 112 Systems Analysis & Design (Spring Only) 3 2nd 2e MAT 247 Discrete Math (Spring Only) 3 2nd 2f ACC 101 Accounting 1 3 2nd 2g CIS 219 Computer Programming 1 4 3rd 2h CIS 208 Database (Fall Only) 3 3rd 2i MAT 129 Statistics 3 3rd 2j CIS 221 Computer Programming 2 4 4th 2j CIS 215 Web Scripting (Spring Only) 4 4th Restricted Elective - ACC 102, BUS 213, BUS 221, 2k Any CIS Option (Except 102 or 109) or any CSN 3 4th option. TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 63 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 16 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Prior to 4a Guide for details), all students are required to 0 Completion demonstrate proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College.

Electives: Electives for this program should be Prior to 4b 0 selected with the transfer institution and program of Completion interest in mind. For additional assistance with

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER course selection, see Transfer Services in the Student Success Center.

Prior to 4c Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Computer Repair Technology (CERT) Computer repair technicians set up, maintain, and repair stand-alone and networked personal computers. This includes businesses, ATM machines, and office machines. 990: Computer Repair Technology Certificate Requirements Table FALL 2020 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 27 As Listed 1a MATHEMATICS MAT 121 3 1st 1b BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 3 1st LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Select one: SUNY Approved American History, Western Civilization, 1c 3 2nd World Civilization, Humanities, Arts or Foreign Language course, SPE103, SPE108 or SPE109 1d CSN115 Introduction to Operating Systems 3 1st 1e CSN121 Network Fundamentals 3 1st 1f CSN201 Client Operating Systems (Fall Only) 3 1st 1g CIS125 Programming and Problem Solving 3 2nd 1h CIS102 Introduction to Computers 3 2nd 1i CSN151 Computer Repair 3 2nd TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 2 27 CERTIFICATE Completion 2a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 2b Semester 2 Total Credits 12 2nd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 3 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 3a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 3b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Computer Support and Operations (A.A.S.) Computer Support Specialists provide help and advice to people and organizations using computer software or equipment. With a degree in Computer Support Operations, you will be prepared to help users with their computer related needs as well as support Information Technology employees within their organization. 505: Computer Support and Operations A A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2020 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) LOCAL 1 23 As Listed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT 121 or MAT 136 3 1st NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Natural 1b 3 2nd Sciences Course SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved Social 1c 3 3rd Sciences Course HISTORY Select one GCC Local General Education 1d 3 4th History Course HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e Approved Humanities, The Arts, or Foreign 3 2nd Language Course 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 3 1st 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102, 105 or 106 3 2nd LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Met by Mathematics 1h 0 N/A Requirement

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER HEALTH/PE/ATH Select one credit from any HED, PED 1i 1 2nd or ATH option HEALTH/PE/ATH Select one credit from any HED, PED 1j 1 3rd or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 39 As Listed 2a CSN115 Introduction to Operating Systems 3 1st 2b CSN121 Network Fundamentals 3 1st 2c CIS125 Programming and Problem Solving 3 1st 2d CSN151 Computer Repair 3 2nd 2e BUS101 Principles of Business 3 2nd 2f CIS116 Microcomputer Applications 3 3rd 2g SPE 101, 103, 108, 109 or BUS 106 3 3rd 2h HUR101 Human Relations 1 3 3rd 2i CSN201 Client Operating Systems (Fall Only) 3 3rd 2j BUS201 Professional Sales 3 4th 2k CSN217 Information Technology Internship 3 4th 2l HUR102 Human Relations 2 3 4th 2m BUS221 Introduction to Project Management 3 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 16 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 16 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all Prior to 4a 0 students are required to demonstrate proficiency in Completion reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 4b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

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Computer Systems and Network Technologies (A.A.S.) Network and Computer Systems Administrators are responsible for the day-to-day operation of an organization's computer networks. They organize, install, and support an organization's computer systems. 494: Computer Systems and Network Technologies A A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2020 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 LOCAL GENERAL EDUCATION 23 As Listed REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one: MAT 121, MAT 122, 1a 3 1st MAT 136, MAT 140, MAT 141 NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Natural 1b 3 2nd Sciences Course SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved 1c 3 3rd Social Sciences Course HISTORY Select one GCC Local General 1d 3 4th Education History Course HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one 1e SUNY Approved Humanities, The Arts, or 3 3rd Foreign Language Course 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 3 1st BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102, 105, 106 1g 3 4th or SPE 108 or 109 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Met by Mathematics 1h 0 N/A Requirement HEALTH/PE/ATH - Select two credits from any 1i 2 4th HED, PED or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 39 As Listed 2a CSN115 Introduction to Operating Systems 3 1st 2b CSN121 Network Fundamentals 3 1st 2c CSN151 Computer Repair 3 1st 2d CIS125 Programming and Problem Solving 3 2nd Select one: MAT 121, MAT 122, MAT 136, MAT 2e 3 2nd 140, MAT 141, MAT 142 2f BUS221 Introduction to Project Management 3 2nd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2g CSN221 Inter/Intra Networking (Spring Only) 3 2nd Restricted Elective 1 Select one: CIS113, CIS116, 2h 3 3rd CIS120, CIS204, CIS215, CIS219, CSN130 2i CSN201 Client Operating Systems (Fall Only) 3 3rd CSN209 Overview of Computer and Network 2j 3 3rd Security (Fall Only) 2k CSN202 Server Operating Systems (Spring Only) 3 4th 2l CSN217 Information Technology Internship 3 4th Restricted Elective 2 Select one:CIS112 (Spring 2m Only), CIS113, CIS116, CIS120, CIS204, CIS215, 3 4th CIS219, CIS221(Spring Only), CSN130 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 4b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Help Desk Support (CERT) Computer support specialists provide help and advice to people and organizations using computer software or equipment. Help Desk Technicians assist non-IT users who are having computer problems. 996: Help Desk Support Certificate Requirements Table FALL 2020 to CURRENT

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 27 As Listed 1a BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 3 1st 1b BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 HUR101 3 2nd 1c CSN115 Introduction to Operating Systems 3 1st 1d CSN121 Network Fundamentals 3 1st 1e CSN201 Client Operating Systems (Fall Only) 3 1st 1f CIS116 Microcomputer Applications 3 1st 1g BUS101 Principles of Business 3 2nd 1h BUS221 Introduction to Project Management 3 2nd 1i CIS125 Programming and Problem Solving 3 2nd TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 2 27 CERTIFICATE Completion 2a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 2b Semester 2 Total Credits 12 2nd 3 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 3a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 3b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Web Design (A.A.S., CERT) The Internet is a primary source of communication, and organizations of every size have a critical need for website designers in order for their business to be successful. 493: Web Design A A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2020 to CURRENT

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 LOCAL GENERAL EDUCATION 23 As Listed REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one SUNY Approve 1a 3 1st Mathematics Course excluding MAT 117 NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Natural 1b 3 4th Sciences Course SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved 1c 3 3rd Social Sciences Course HISTORY Select one: GEO 101, HIS 101, 102, 1d 3 3rd 104, 105, 203, or 204 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one: 1e 3 2nd PHO103 or PHO118 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 3 1st BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102, 105 or 1g 3 2nd 106 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Met by Mathematics 1h 0 N/A Requirement HEALTH/PE/ATH Select two credits from any 1i 2 4th HED, PED or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 38 As Listed 2a CIS113 Web Publishing 3 1st 2b CIS125 Programming and Problem Solving 3 1st 2c ART209 Computer Graphics 1 3 1st 2d BUS101 Principles of Business 3 2nd Restricted Elective Select one any CIS option 2e 3 2nd (except 102), any CSN option, or BUS213 CIS204 Web Design and Implementation (Spring 2f 3 2nd Only) 2g HUR101 Human Relations 1 or BUS 213 3 3rd 2h CIS219 Computer Programming 1 4 3rd 2i CSN217 Information Technology Internship 3 3rd 2j CIS208 Database 3 4th 2k ART210 Computer Graphics 2 3 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2l CIS215 Web Scripting (Spring Only) 4 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 61 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 16 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 4b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

993: Web Design Certificate Requirements Table FALL 2020 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 29 As Listed 1a MATHEMATICS MAT 102 or Higher 3 1st HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE ART209 1b 3 1st Computer Graphics 1 1c CIS113 Web Publishing 3 1st 1d CIS125 Programming and Problem Solving 3 1st 1e PHO118 Introduction to Digital Photography 3 1st 1f CIS219 Computer Programming 1 4 2nd CIS204 Web Design and Implementation (Spring 1g 3 2nd Only) 1h CIS215 Web Scripting (Spring Only) 4 2nd Restricted Elective Select any CIS or CSN option 1i 3 2nd excluding CIS102

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 2 29 CERTIFICATE Completion 2a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 2b Semester 2 Total Credits 14 2nd 3 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 3a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 3b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Creative Arts Communication and Media Arts (A.S.) The explosion of broadcast and print media over the past few decades has led to a range of new opportunities in radio, television, newspapers and magazines. By studying Communications and Media Arts, you will be exposed to the fast-paced world of communication that we live in. 679: Communication and Media Arts A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 32 As Listed REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one SUNY Approved 1a 3 3rd Mathematics Course NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Natural 1b 3 4th Sciences Course SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved 1c 3 3rd Social Sciences Course HISTORY HIS 203 US History 1 or HIS 204 US 1d 3 2nd History 2 (per Note 1) HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE ART 104 1e 3 3rd Western Art History

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 or ENG 1g 3 2nd 105 BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE 108 Public 1h 3 2nd Speaking LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Select one SUNY 1i 3 4th Approved Western Civilizations Course SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY 1j Approved Foreign Language Course (per Note 3 1st 2) HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 2 credits from any HED, 1k 2 2nd PED or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 24 As Listed PHO 103 Introduction to Black and White 2a Photography or PHO 118 Introduction to Digital 3 4th Photography Select one SUNY Approved Other World 2b 3 3rd Civilizations Course 2c COM 101 Introduction to Mass Media 3 1st 2d COM 110 Introduction to Broadcasting 3 2nd 2e COM 111 TV and Video Production 3 1st 2f JOU 101 Introduction to Journalism 3 2nd 2g ENG 125 Media Writing 3 3rd 2h General Elective 3 4th Restricted Elective 1: Select 3 credits from list in 2i 3 1st item 4c Restricted Elective 2: Select 3 credits from list in 2j 3 4th item 4c TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 17 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of As 4b interest in mind. For additional assistance with 0 Appropriate course selection, see the Transfer coordinator in the Student Success Center. Restricted Electives: ART 209, CIN 214, COM102, COM 107, COM 111, COM 120, COM 4c 0 As Selected 211, COM 214, CPS 101, ENG 106, PHO 103, PHO 105, PHO118, THE 214

Note 1: Students having obtained an 85 or higher Informational 4d on the US History Regents exam may Select one 0 Note SUNY Approved American History Course

Note 2: Students having obtained an 85 or higher on the Regents B exam or an 85 or higher on a regional exam aligned with the former regents at As 4e 0 Checkpoint B have met this requirement and may Applicable select a language or an additional 3-credit SUNY General Education Elective Upon 4f GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

Digital Art (A.A.S.) GCC's Digital Art program emphasizes the role of computer technology in creative expression. Courses will develop your skills in animation, digital video, graphic design and web design, as well as more traditional techniques such as photography and drawing. 500: Digital Art A A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2018 to CURRENT

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 LOCAL GENERAL EDUCATION 23 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS Proficiency Only 0 1st NATURAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved 1b 3 3rd Natural Science course SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved 1c 3 2nd Social Science Course HISTORY Select one: GEO 101, HIS 101, 102, 1d 3 4th 104, 105, 203, or 204 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE ART 110 1e 3 1st Drawing 1 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 3 1st 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 or 105 3 2nd 1h LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE ART 103 or ART 104 3 1st HEALTH/PE/ATH Select two credits from any 1i 2 2nd HED, PED or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 39 As Listed 2a ART105 Two-Dimensional Design 3 1st 2b ART209 Computer Graphics 1 3 1st BUS203 Advertising or COM107 Visual 2c 3 1st Communications 2d ART107 Typography and Layout (Spring Only) 3 2nd 2e ART210 Computer Graphics 2 (Spring Only) 3 2nd 2f Restricted Elective 1 (per item 4b) 3 2nd 2g ART207 Graphic Design Applications (Fall Only) 3 3rd 2h Restricted Elective 2 (per item 4b) 3 3rd 2i General Elective 3 3rd PHO103 Introduction to Black & White 2j 3 3rd Photography 2k ART213 Digital Art Internship (Spring Only) 3 4th 2l ART217 Graphic Design Portfolio (Spring Only) 3 4th 2m CIS113 Web Publishing 3 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 18 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 17 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 12 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Restricted Elective Options: ART102, ART111, ART113, ART114, ART115, ART127, ART210, ART214 (Fall Only), ART221, ART225, BUS101, BUS106, BUS111, BUS203, BUS204, BUS205, 4b BUS208, BUS225, CIS106, CIS125, CIS127, 0 As Selected CIS204, CIS208, CIS215, CIS219, COM107, COM111, COM120, COM211, COM215, COM216, COM223/CIS223, MUS102, PHO105, PHO118, THE106, THE210, THE238 Note: In order to stay in sequence, students entering digital arts in the spring semester should Informational 4c 0 petition the instructor for permission to take ART Note 107 concurrently with ART 105 and ART 209. Prior to 4b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Fine Arts (A.S.) Genesee’s Fine Arts program aims to inspire your creativity, immerse you in experiential learning and showcase your talent. At the same time, you’ll acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to continue your education and succeed in B.A. or B.F.A. programs. 205: Fine Arts A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2020 to CURRENT

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) GENERAL 1 32 As Listed EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one SUNY Approved 1a 3 3rd Mathematics Course NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved 1b 3 4th Natural Sciences Course SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved Social 1c 3 1st Sciences Course HISTORY HIS 203 US History 1 or HIS 204 US History 2 1d 3 3rd (per note 1) or HIS 101, HIS 102 or GEO 101.

HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE ART 103 Western Art 1e 3 1st History 1

BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 Composition in the 1g Natural and Social Sciences or ENG 105 Composition in 3 2nd the Humanities BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE 103, SPE 108 or SPE 1h 3 4th 109 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE ART104 Western Art History 1i 3 2nd 2 SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY 1j Approved Foreign Language Course or ASL101, 3 2nd ASL102 (per Note 2) HEALTH/PE/ATH Select two credits from any HED, PED 1k 2 3rd or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 30 As Listed 2a ART105 Two Dimensional Design 3 1st 2b ART110 Drawing 1 3 1st 2c ART114 Painting 1 3 2nd 2d ART127 3-D Design (Spring Only) 3 2nd PHO103 Introduction to Black and White Photography or 2e 3 3rd PHO118 Introduction to Digital Photography

2f ART123 Ceramics 1 3 3rd

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2g Fine Arts Elective 1 (See Item 4c) 3 3rd 2h ART111 Drawing 2 3 4th ART221 Museum and Portfolio Fundamentals (Spring 2i 3 4th Only) 2j Fine Arts Elective 2 (See Item 4c) 3 4th Upon 3 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE DEGREE 62 Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 17 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), Prior to 4a 0 all students are required to demonstrate proficiency in Completion reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of interest in As 4b 0 mind. For additional assistance with course selection, see Appropriate the Transfer coordinator in the Student Success Center. Fine Arts Elective: Select one from ART115, ART123, As 4c 0 ART124, PHO103, PHO105, PHO118, ART209 Appropriate Note 1: Students having obtained an 85 or higher on the US History Regents exam may Select one SUNY As 4d 0 Approved American History Course in place of HIS 203 Appropriate or 204. Note 2: For students having obtained an 85 or higher on the Regents B exam or an 85 or higher on a regional As 4e exam aligned with the former regents at Checkpoint B 0 Appropriate have met this requirement and may select a language or an additional 3-credit SUNY General Education Elective. Upon 4f GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

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Theatre Arts (A.A.) GCC's award-winning Theatre Arts program is designed to expose you to the richness of the performing arts and to provide a solid academic foundation for further study and career opportunities in theatre. 206: Theater Arts A A Degree Requirements Table FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 48 As Listed REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one SUNY Approved 1a 3 3rd Mathematics Course NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved 1b 3 4th Natural Science Course SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved 1c 3 2nd Social Science Course HISTORY HIS 203 US History 1 or HIS 204 US 1d 3 3rd History 2 (per Note 1) HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select any CIN 1e 3 4th course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 1g Composition in the Natural and Social Sciences or 3 2nd ENG 105 Composition in the Humanities BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE 103 Introduction 1h 3 1st to Oral Interpretation 1i LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 1 THE 202 3 2nd LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 2 Select one SUNY 1j 3 4th Approved Other World Civilizations Course LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 3 Select one SUNY Approved American History course or SUNY Approved Western Civilizations course or SUNY Approved World Civilizations course or 1k 3 4th SUNY Approved Humanities course or SUNY Approved Arts course or SUNY Approved Foreign Language course THE204 strongly recommended LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 4 THE101 Intro to 1l 3 1st Theatre (per Notes 2)

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 5 SPE102 Voice 1m 3 2nd and Articulation (per Note 2) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 6 THE212 Play 1n 3 3rd Analysis (per Note 2) SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY 1o 3 4th Approved Foreign Language Course 1p HEALTH/PE/ATH DAN 127 3 2nd 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 15 As Listed 2a THE116 Performance in Theatre (per Note 3) 1 1st 2b THE103 Fundamentals of Acting 3 1st 2c THE106 Stage Craft 3 1st 2d THE117 Performance in Theatre (per Note 3) 1 2nd 2e THE118 Performance in Theatre (per Note 3) 1 3rd 2f THE203 Developing of Character 3 3rd 2g THE210 Intro to Theatrical Design 3 3rd TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 63 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 16 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 16 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 16 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of As 4b interest in mind. For additional assistance with 0 Appropriate course selection, see the Transfer coordinator in the Student Success Center.

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER Note 1: HIS203 US History I or HIS204 US History II or for students having obtained an 85 or higher As 4c 0 on the US History Regents exam any SUNY Applicable Approved American History course. Note 2: These courses are program requirements that meet Liberal Arts & Science Elective As 4d requirements for Associate of Arts degrees under 0 Applicable the Genesee Community College Local General Education Requirements. Note 3: Students may not enroll in more than two As 4e 0 theatre production courses in the same semester. Applicable Upon 4f GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

Musical Theatre (CERT) (not accepting new students) 987: Musical Theatre Certificate Degree Requirements Table FALL 2021 to CURRENT- NOT ACCEPTING NEW STUDENTS ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 17 As Listed 1a THE103 Fundamentals of Acting 3 1st 1b THE101 Introduction to Theatre 3 1st 1c MUS128 Applied Music: Private Voice Lessons 1 1st Restricted Elective Select one: THE203, SPE102 1d 3 1st or MUS102 (highly recommended) 1e DAN127 Introduction to Movement and Dance 3 2nd 1f MUS129 Applied Music: Private Voice Lessons 1 2nd 1g THE205 Audition Techniques 3 2nd TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 2 17 CERTIFICATE Completion 2a Semester 1 Total Credits 10 1st 2b Semester 2 Total Credits 7 2nd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 3 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 3a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 3b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Theatre Arts: Theatre Technology (A.A.) (not accepting new students) 461: Theatre Technology A A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2021 to CURRENT- NOT ACCEPTING NEW STUDENTS ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 23 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS Proficiency Only 0 N/A NATURAL SCIENCE Select one: PHY100 or 1b 3 3rd PHY121 SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one Select one SUNY 1c 3 2nd Approved Social Sciences Course HISTORY Select one: HIS203 or HIS204 (per Note 1d 3 3rd 1)

HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE THE101 Intro 1e 3 2nd to Theatre BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 or ENG105 3 2nd LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Select one SUNY 1h 3 3rd Approved Other World Civilizations Course HEALTH/PE/ATH - Select any 2 1i DAN/HED/PED/ATH credits (DAN/PED 127 2 2nd Recommended)

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 39 As Listed 2a SPE109 Interpersonal Communications 3 1st 2b THE106 Stage Craft 3 1st 2c THE116 Performance in Theatre 1 1st THE 202 Theatre History 1 or THE 204 Theatre 2d 3 1st History 2 2e THE117 Performance in Theatre 1 2nd 2f THE210 Intro to Theatrical Design 3 2nd 2g THE212 Play Analysis 3 4th 2h THE236 Stage Lighting 3 4th 2i THE238 Stage Sound 3 1st 2j THE256 Field Study Placement 1 4th 2k COM111 TV and Video Production (Fall Only) 3 3rd 2l EGR118 Computer Assisted Drafting (Fall Only) 3 3rd 2m General Electives (per Note 2) 9 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 16 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 16 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College.

Note 1: For students having obtained an 85 or As 4b higher on the US History Regents exam Select 0 Appropriate one SUNY Approved American History Course

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER Note 2: Electives for this program should be selected with the career goals or interest in mind. For additional assistance with course selection, see Upon 4b 0 the Theatre Technician in the Fine and Performing Completion Arts Department. THE103 and COM103 are recommended. Prior to 4c Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Health and Physical Education Fitness & Recreation Management: Personal Trainer (A.A.S.) The Fitness and Recreation Management - Personal Trainer concentration major provides you a background in business, health, and fitness with the opportunity to earn an NCCA accredited credentials through ACE as a certified personal trainer. 428: Fitness and Recreation Management A A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2021 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) LOCAL 1 24 As Listed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS MAT 129 Statistics or MAT 108 Survey 1a 3 1st of Mathematics NATURAL SCIENCE BIO 108 Nutrition or BIO 150 Survey 1b 4 3rd of Anatomy (Per Note 2) 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE ECO 101 Microeconomics 3 1st HISTORY Select one GCC Local General Education 1d 3 3rd History Course HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e 3 4th Approved Humanities, Arts or Foreign Language course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 SPE 108 Public Speaking 3 2nd 1h LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Met by Math Requirement 0 N/A HEALTH/PE/ATH PED 171 Body Conditioning and PED 1i 2 1st 172 Weight Training (Per Note 1) 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 37 As Listed 2a PED 251 Introduction to Sport Management 3 1st 2b HED 205 Responding to Emergencies 3 1st

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2c PED 277 Sport Facility Management (Spring Only) 3 2nd ACC 101 Accounting 1 or ACC 106 Basic Accounting 2d 3 2nd Practices 2e CPS 101 Introduction to Creative Problem Solving 3 2nd 2f PED 255 Athletic Training 3 2nd 2g PED 273 Principles of Personal Training (Fall Only) 3 3rd 2h PED 258 Sport Marketing 3 3rd CIS 102 Intro to Computers or CIS 116 Microcomputer 2i 3 3rd Applications 2j HED 209 Health Sciences Related to Coaching 3 4th 2k PED 285 Exercise Physiology (Spring Only) 4 4th 2l PED 261 Sport Management Internship (Spring Only) 3 4th BUS 108 Customer Service Management, BUS 201 2m 3 4th Professional Sales or BUS 203 Advertising Upon 3 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE DEGREE 61 Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 17 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 13 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see Prior to 4a GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all 0 students are required to demonstrate proficiency in Completion reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college

degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Note 1: This course meets Local General Education Informational 4b 0 Requirement and Program Requirement Note

Note 2: Student may exceed 63 credits if BIO 150 is 4c 0 As Selected chosen

Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of interest in mind. Prior to 4d 0 For additional assistance with course selection, see the Completion Transfer Coordinator in the Student Success Center.

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Physical Education Studies (A.A.S.) Being a Physical Education major gives you the opportunity to teach and influence others on how to improve one's quality of life through physical activity. Share your enthusiasm for health, fitness, and sport with others. 427: Physical Education Studies A A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2019 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) LOCAL 1 24 As Listed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT 129 Statistics 3 3rd NATURAL SCIENCE BIO 150 Survey of Anatomy & 1b Physiology (Fall Only) or BIO 152 Anatomy & Physiology 4 3rd 1 SOCIAL SCIENCE PSY 101 General Psychology or 1c 3 3rd SOC 101 Introductory Sociology HISTORY Select one: HIS 203 US History I or HIS 204 1d 3 1st US History 2 (per Note 2) HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e 3 4th Approved Humanities or SUNY Approved Arts Course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 SPE 108 Public Speaking 3 2nd 1h LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Met by Math Requirement 0 N/A HEALTH/PE/ATH PED 144 Hiking, Walking, and 1i 2 1st Backpacking (Per Note 1) 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 39 As Listed 2a HIS217 History of Sport in America (Fall Only) 3 3rd PED104 Teaching Methodologies in Sport Skills Studies 2b 3 1st (Fall Only) HED205 Responding to Emergencies or PED109 2c 3 1st Lifeguarding 2d PED250 Introduction to Physical Education 3 1st 2e PED272 Theory and Techniques of Coaching 3 4th 2f PED285 Exercise Physiology (Spring Only) 4 4th 2g HED209 Health Sciences Related to Coaching 3 2nd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER Select One PED271 Coaching Principles or PED255 2h 3 2nd Athletic Training or PED209 Water Safety Instruction Select One PED271 Coaching Principles or PED255 2i 3 3rd Athletic Training or PED209 Water Safety Instruction 2j PED180 Rhythmic Movement and Dance (Spring Only) 1 2nd 2k Intermediate PE Skill 1 (per Note 3) 1 2nd 2l Intermediate PE Skill 2 (per Note 3) 1 2nd 2m Intermediate PE Skill 3 (per Note 3) 1 4th 2n Intermediate PE Skill 4 (per Note 3) 1 4th SUNY Approved Foreign Language Course (per Note 2o 3 4th 4) 2p GENERAL ELECTIVE (per Item 4f) 3 2nd TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 63 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 17 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 16 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for Prior to 4a details), all students are required to demonstrate 0 Completion proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Note 1: This course meets Local General Education Informational 4b 0 Requirement and Program Requirement Note Note 2: For students having obtained an 85 or higher Informational 4c on the US History Regents exam may select HIS 101, 0 Note 102, 104, 105 or GEO 101 Note 3: Intermediate Skill Courses include PED 121, 4d 0 As Selected PED 140, PED 141, PED 149, PED 151, PED 154

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER Note 4: Students having obtained an 85 or higher on the Regents B exam or an 85 or higher on a regional exam aligned with the former regents at Checkpoint B have Informational 4e 0 met the foreign language requirement and may select a Note language or an additional 3 credit SUNY General Education Elective. Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of interest in Prior to 4f mind. For additional assistance with course selection, 0 Completion see the Transfer Coordinator in the Student Success Center. Prior to 4g Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Liberal Arts and Science: Sport Management Studies (A.S.) Majoring in Sport Management gives you the opportunity to apply business principles to the sport industry. Our program offers foundations of accounting, marketing, and management principles with a focus on sports information, sports facility management, and sport organization. 270: Sport Management A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2020 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 LOCAL GENERAL EDUCATION 31 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT 129 Statistics 3 3rd NATURAL SCIENCE BIO 102 Human Biology or 1b BIO 108 Nutrition or BIO 150 Survey of Human 3 3rd Anatomy and Physiology SOCIAL SCIENCE PSY 101 General Psychology 1c 3 3rd or SOC 101 Introductory Sociology HISTORY HIS 203 US History 1 or HIS 204 US 1d History 2 (per Note 1) or any SUNY Approved 3 2nd Western Civilizations course. HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one 1e 3 4th SUNY Approved Humanities course 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 3 1st 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 or 105 3 2nd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE 108 Public 1h 3 2nd Speaking or SPE109 Interpersonal Communication LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Select one SUNY 1i 3 4th Approved World Civilizations Course SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY 1j 3 4th Approved Foreign Language course (per Note 2) HEALTH/PE/ATH PED 171 Body Conditioning or 1k PED 172 Weight Training or PED 259 Beginning 1 1st Personal Fitness (Per Note 3) 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 30 As Listed ECO 101 Microeconomics or ECO 105 3 1st 2a Macroeconomics 2b PED 251 Introduction to Sports Management 3 1st 2c PED 271 Principles of Coaching 3 1st 2d BUS 101 Principles of Business 3 1st 2e ACC 101 Introduction to Financial Accounting 3 2nd 2f PED 277 Sport Facility Management (Spring Only) 3 2nd 2g PED 258 Sport Marketing (Fall Only) 3 3rd Computer Elective: CIS 102 Intro to Computers or 3 3rd 2h CIS 116 Microcomputer Applications PED 261 Sport Management Internship (Spring 3 4th 2i Only) Business Elective: BUS 109 Principles of Retailing 3 4th 2j or BUS 205 Business Law 1 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 61 DEGREE (per Note 4) Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 16 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Restricted Elective: Students should check with As 4b the transferring institution when selecting between 0 Appropriate BUS 109 or BUS 205. Computer Elective: Students are encouraged to As 4c take CIS 116, unless they have very little 0 Appropriate background in computers. Note 1: Students having obtained an 85 or higher Informational 4d on the US History Regents exam any SUNY 0 Note Approved American History course Note 2: Students having obtained an 85 or higher on the Regents B exam or an 85 or higher on a regional exam aligned with the former regents at Informational 4e Checkpoint B have met the foreign language 0 Note requirement and may select a language or an additional 3-credit SUNY General Education Elective Note 3: Course meets Local General Education (LGE) requirement and program requirement, LGE Informational 4f 0 met by program requirements when student selects Note 1 credit option. Note 4: Students who select a 2 credit PED and/or Informational 4g 4 credit Natural Science course may complete the 0 Note degree with up to 63 credits. Upon 4h GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

Health Care Health Studies (A.S., CERT) With the abundance of medical career options and specialties to consider, you may be unsure of what area interests you the most. GCC's Health Studies Certificate program provides the perfect opportunity

105 106 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) for you to explore the wide range of health care career options while mastering basic communication and computer skills. 690: HEALTH STUDIES A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2020 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 LOCAL GENERAL EDUCATION 33 As Listed REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS MAT 108 (Recommended for Nursing, Sleep and Vet Tech), MAT 121 1a 3 1st (Recommended for PTA), MAT 102, 108, 121 or 129 (Recommended for RCP) NATURAL SCIENCE CHE 100 Introduction to 1b 3 1st Chemistry 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE PSY101 General Psychology 3 1st HISTORY Select one GCC Local General 1d 3 4th Education History Course HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one 1e SUNY Approved Humanities, The Arts, or 3 2nd Foreign Language Course 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 3 1st 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 or 105 3 2nd BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE 108, SPE 109 or 1h 3 4th HUR 101 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE BIO104 1i 3 1st Fundamentals of Cell Biology SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY 1j Approved General Education Course from a 3 3rd category not met above HEALTH/PE/ATH - HED 205 Responding to 1k 3 2nd Emergencies 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 29 As Listed 2a BIO152 Anatomy and Physiology 1 4 2nd 2b OFT116 Medical Terminology 3 2nd 2c BIO108 Human Nutrition 3 3rd 2d HED113 Alcohol/Drug Use and Abuse 3 3rd 2e BIO153 Anatomy & Physiology 2 4 3rd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER General Elective 1 (CIS 102, CIS 116 or OFT 150 2f 3 3rd recommended) 2g PSY203 Dev Psychology Across Lifespan 3 4th 2h HED204 Introduction to Healthful Living 3 4th 2i General Elective 2 3 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 16 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 16 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details) all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Recommended General Electives: OFT155 Medical Coding I (CPT), OFT255 Medical Coding II(ICD10), OFT135 Medical Forms & Billing, Prior to 4b BIO201 Microbiology & Human Disease, SOC101 0 Completion Introductory Sociology, NUR130 NY PN to RN Transition Course or NUR131 Introduction to Associate Degree Nursing. Substitutions: CHE 100 and/or BIO 104 are prerequisite courses; if requirements are fulfilled by Prior to 4c 0 other coursework or exam scores student may Completion substitute an alternate elective. Upon 4d GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

907: Health Studies Certificate Requirements Table (not accepting new students) FALL 2021 to CURRENT - NOT ACCEPTING NEW STUDENTS

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 30 As Listed MATHEMATICS Polysomnography or Vet Tech students select MAT108, PTA students select 1a 3 1st MAT121 and RCP may select one from MAT102, MAT108, MAT121 or MAT129 NATURAL SCIENCE CHE100 Introduction to 1b 3 1st Chemistry 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE PSY101 General Psychology 3 2nd BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG101 College 1d 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG102 1e 3 2nd Composition in the Natural and Social Sciences 1f HED205 Responding to Emergencies 3 2nd Select one: BIO104, BIO150, or BIO152 1g 3 1st (Polysomnography select BIO152) 1h Select one: OFT116 or OFT150 3 1st 1i Select one: OFT135, OFT155, OFT255 3 2nd Select one SUNY Approved General Education 1j 3 2nd Course or CIS116 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 2 30 CERTIFICATE Completion 2a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 2b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 3a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 3b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

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Nursing (A.A.S.) Registered Nurses (R.N.'s) work to promote health, prevent disease, and help patients cope with illness. GCC's two-year Nursing program prepares you to pass the national R.N. licensing examination, and is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing. 621: Nursing A A S Degree Requirements Table includes both Traditional and PN to RN Transition specific student information FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 13 As Listed LOCAL GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS Proficiency Only 0 N/A NATURAL SCIENCE BIO201 Microbiology and 1b 4 3rd Human Disease (Per Note 1) 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE PSY101 General Psychology 3 1st 1d HISTORY General Education Waiver Approved 0 N/A HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE General 1e 0 N/A Education Waiver Approved BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 Composition 1g 3 2nd in the Natural and Social Sciences LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE General Education 1h 0 N/A Waiver Approved HEALTH/PE/ATH General Education Waiver 1i 0 N/A Approved 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS (per Notes 1 and 3) 51 As Listed 2a BIO152 Anatomy & Physiology 1 4 1st 2b BIO153 Anatomy & Physiology 2 4 2nd NUR111 Nursing 1 (Note 3 applies for LPN to RN 2c 5 1st students) NURLC1 Nursing Lab/Clinical 1 (Note 3 applies for 2d 3 1st LPN to RN students) NUR112 Nursing 2 (Note 3 applies for LPN to RN 2e 5 2nd students) NURLC2 Nursing Lab/Clinical 2 (Note 3 applies for 2f 3 2nd LPN to RN students)

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER NUR122 Pharmacology for Nurses (Note 3 applies 2g 3 2nd for LPN to RN students) 2h NUR211 Nursing 3 5 3rd 2i NURLC3 Nursing Lab/Clinical 3 3rd 2j NUR212 Nursing 4 5 4th 2k NURLC4 Nursing Lab/Clinical 4 3 4th 2l NUR230 Professional Issues in Nursing 3 3rd 2m NUR222 Nursing 5 2 4th 2n NUR LC5 Nursing Lab/Clinical 5 3 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 64 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 18 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 18 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 13 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Prior to 4a Guide for details), all students are required to 0 Program demonstrate proficiency in reading, math, and Admission writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. NOTE 1: Nursing students must achieve a minimum grade of "C" in all NUR courses and the sciences Prior to 4b 0 (BIO152, BIO153 and BIO201) and a grade of "CP" Completion in all clinical courses to progress in the program. NOTE 2: Students planning to transfer should carefully review their program with an academic Prior to 4c advisor to ensure that course sequences meet the 0 Completion requirements of the institution to which they expect to transfer. NOTE 3: PN TO RN TRANSITION STUDENTS Upon 4d ONLY Students with pre-admission placement into 0 the PN to RN program must pass NUR130 (PN to Completion RN Transition) & NUR131 (Intro to AND) with a

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER grade of “C” or better to be accepted to the RN program. For accepted PN to RN transition students credit for prior learning is granted for NUR111, NURLC1, NUR112, NURLC2 and NUR122 upon completion of RN program requirements. Specific enrollment and registration suggestions for unique circumstances are available from your advisor. Upon 4e Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Physical Therapist Assistant (A.A.S.) The PTA is a licensed healthcare professional dedicated to high standards of clinical practice. The PTA Program at GCC is an intense, academically rigorous program and requires dedicated, hardworking students with solid support systems. In order to pass the challenging national licensing exam and achieve the skill set necessary for excellence in clinical practice, students can expect a demanding course load, robust study, considerable practice of treatment techniques, research and collaborative project work outside the scheduled class hours. 623: Physical Therapist Assistant A A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2019 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 LOCAL GENERAL EDUCATION 20 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT121 Technical Math 1 3 1st NATURAL SCIENCE BIO152 Anatomy & 1b 4 1st Physiology 1 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE PSY101 General Psychology 3 3rd 1d HISTORY General Education Waiver Approved 0 N/A HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE General 1e 0 N/A Education Waiver Approved BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 2nd Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 1g 3 3rd Composition in the Natural and Social Sciences LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE BIO153 Anatomy & 1h 4 2nd Physiology 2

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER HEALTH/PE/ATH General Education Waiver 1i 0 N/A Approved 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 46 As Listed 2a HUS250 Introduction to Developmental Disabilities 3 1st 2b PTA101 Physical Therapist Interventions 1 3 1st 2c PTALB1 Lab for PTA 1 2 1st 2d PTA106 Introduction to Physical Therapy 2 1st 2e PTA102 Physical Therapist Interventions 2 3 2nd 2f PTALB2 Lab for PTA 102 2 2nd 2g PTA110 Kinesiology 2 2nd 2h PTALB3 Kinesiology Lab 1 2nd 2i HUS124 Gerontology 3 3rd 2j PTA202 Applied Neurology 3 3rd 2k PTA203 Physical Therapist Interventions 3 3 3rd 2l PTALB4 Lab for PTA203 2 3rd 2m PTA121 Clinical Experience 1 3 Summer 2n PTA222 Clinical Experience 2 4 4th 2o PTA208 Physical Therapy Interventions 4 3 4th 2p PTALB5 Lab for PTA208 2 4th 2q PTA223 Clinical Experience 3 5 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 66 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 17 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Suggested Summer Total Credits 3 Summer 3d Semester 3 Total Credits 17 3rd 3e Semester 4 Total Credits 14 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. NOTE: All math, science, and PTA courses must be completed with a grade of "C" or better (C minus As 4b is not acceptable), CR, TR in order to satisfy the 0 Applicable requirements for this program. A grade of CP is required for clinical. Prior to 4c Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Respiratory Care (A.A.S.) A Respiratory Therapist Assistant is responsible for setting up and operating the life-saving machines that help people breathe when breathing disorders and difficulties prevent them from adequately doing so on their own. As a Respiratory Therapist, you will also use a variety of sophisticated equipment and techniques to evaluate and monitor a patient's respiratory health. 645: Respiratory Care A A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 LOCAL GENERAL EDUCATION 16 As Listed REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS MAT102 Algebra 2, MAT 108 1a Survey of Mathematics, MAT121 Technical 3 1st Mathematics or MAT129 Statistics NATURAL SCIENCE BIO152 Anatomy & 1b 4 1st Physiology 1 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE PSY101 General Psychology 3 4th 1d HISTORY General Education Waiver Approved 0 N/A HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE General 1e 0 N/A Education Waiver Approved

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG101 College 1f 3 3rd Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG102 1g Composition in the Natural and Social Sciences OR 3 4th ENG105 Composition in the Humanities HEALTH/PE/ATH General Education Waiver 1h 0 N/A Approved 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 48 As Listed 2a BIO153 Anatomy & Physiology 2 4 2nd 2b BIO201 Microbiology and Human Disease 4 2nd 2c RCP101 Respiratory Care I 2 1st 2d RCPLB1 Respiratory Care I Lab 1 1st 2e RCP103 Cardiopulmonary Anatomy/Physiology 3 1st 2f RCP108 Medical Terminology for Health Studies 1 1st 2g RCP114 Respiratory Care II 2 2nd 2h RCPLB2 Respiratory Care II Lab 1 2nd 2i RCP115 Mechanical Ventilation I 2 2nd 2j RCPLB3 Mechanical Ventilation I Lab 1 2nd 2k RCP116 Mechanical Ventilation II 1 Summer 2l RCPLB4 Mechanical Ventilation II Lab 1 Summer 2m RCP117 Respiratory Pharmacology 1 Summer 2n RCP118 Clinical Practice I 2 Summer 2o RCP202 Cardiopulmonary Pharmacology 2 3rd 2p RCP203 Neonatal and Pediatric Respiratory Care 3 3rd 2q RCP204 Cardiopulmonary Disease 2 3rd 2r RCP209 Cardiopulmonary Diagnostics 3 3rd 2s RCP210 Clinical Practice II 5 3rd 2t RCP216 Clinical Practice III 5 4th 2u RCP218 Respiratory Care III 2 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 64 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 14 1st

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 14 2nd 3c Summer Total Credits 5 Summer 3d Semester 3 Total Credits 18 3rd 3e Semester 4 Total Credits 13 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. NOTE: All math, science, and PTA courses must be completed with a grade of "C" or better (C minus As 4b is not acceptable), CR, TR in order to satisfy the 0 Applicable requirements for this program. A grade of CP is required for clinical. Prior to 4c Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Veterinary Technology (A.A.S.) The Veterinary Technology program at GCC will let you turn your love of animals into an exciting new career where you can make a difference in the lives of animals and people. Earning this degree will enter you into a field that is constantly changing, with new advances and techniques often occurring. 235: Veterinary Technology AAS Degree Requirements Table FALL 2020 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 LOCAL GENERAL EDUCATION 21 As Listed REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one SUNY Approved 1a 3 1st Mathematics Course NATURAL SCIENCE BIO103 Introduction to 1b 3 2nd Microbiology (Spring only) 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE PSY101 General Psychology 3 1st

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER HISTORY Select one: GEO 101, HIS 101, 102, 1d 3 Summer 104, 105, 203, or 204 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE SPA101 1e 3 4th Introductory Spanish 1 or higher 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 3 1st 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 or 105 3 2nd LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Met by Math 1h 0 N/A Requirement 1i HEALTH/PE/ATH APPROVED WAIVER 0 N/A 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 49 As Listed 2a BIO123 Animal Anatomy & Physiology 1 (Fall Only) 3 1st 2b BIOLB3 Lab for BIO123 (Fall Only) 1 1st BIO124 Animal Anatomy & Physiology 2 (Spring 2c 3 2nd Only) 2d BIOLB4 Lab for BIO124 (Spring Only) 1 2nd VET100 Veterinary Technology Orientation (Fall 2e 1 1st Only) VET101 Introduction to Veterinary Technology (Fall 2f 2 1st Only) VET124 Veterinary Pharmacy and Pharmacology 2g 3 2nd (Spring Only) 2h VET201 Animal Clinic Externship 1 (Summer Only) 2 Summer 2i VET202 Animal Clinic Externship 2 (Fall Only) 1 3rd 2j VET212 Veterinary Nutrition (Spring Only) 2 4th VET223 Techniques in Laboratory Animals and 2k 2 2nd Exotics (Spring Only) 2l VETLB3 Lab for VET223 (Spring Only) 1 2nd 2m VET234 Clinical Laboratory Techniques (Fall Only) 3 3rd 2n VETLB4 Lab for VET234 (Fall Only) 1 3rd VET245 Small Animal Pathology and Nursing (Fall 2o 3 3rd Only) 2p VETLB5 Lab for VET245 (Fall Only) 1 3rd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER VET246 Large Animal Pathology and Nursing (Fall 2q 3 3rd Only) 2r VETLB6 Lab for VET246 (Fall Only) 1 3rd 2s VET203 Animal Clinic Externship 3 (Spring Only) 1 4th VET257 Principles of Veterinary Business (Spring 2t 3 4th Only) VET268 Surgical Nursing and Anesthesiology 2u 3 4th (Spring Only) 2v VETLB7 Lab for VET268 (Spring Only) 1 4th VET279 Veterinary Radiology and Dentistry (Spring 2w 3 4th Only) 2x VETLB8 Lab for VET279 (Spring Only) 1 4th 2y VET280 Veterinary Parasitology (Fall Only) 3 3rd TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 70 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 16 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 16 2nd Summer Total Credits 5 Summer 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 16 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. 2.0 minimum grade in all courses in the degree Prior to 4b 0 program Completion Prior to 4c Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

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Human Services Alcohol and Substance Abuse Studies (A.S.) Understanding the effects of alcohol and drug use is important in order to help others. The Alcohol and Substance Abuse Studies Program was developed as a foundation for students who intend to transfer into social work, human services or alcohol/substance abuse majors at four-year schools. 260: Alcohol and Substance Abuse A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 32 As Listed LOCAL GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT 129 Statistics 3 3rd 1b NATURAL SCIENCE BIO 102 Human Biology 3 4th 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE PSY 101 General Psychology 3 1st HISTORY HIS 203 US History I or HIS 204 US 1d 3 2nd History ll (per Note 1) HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one 1e 3 3rd SUNY Approved Humanities course 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 3 1st 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 or 105 3 2nd BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 HUR 101 Human 1h 3 1st Relations 1: Interpersonal Skills LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Select one SUNY 1i 3 3rd Approved World Civilizations Course SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY 1j 3 3rd Approved Foreign Language course (per Note 2) HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 2 credits from any HED, 1k 2 3rd PED, ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 30 As Listed Select one: ART 103, ART 104, THE 202, or THE 2a 3 4th 204 2b SOC 101 Introductory Sociology 3 2nd 2c HUS 101 Introduction to Human Services 3 1st 2d HUR 101 Human Relations 1: Interpersonal Skills 3 1st 2e HUS 110 Internship in Human Services 1 3 2nd 2f HUS 201 Internship in Human Services 2 3 3rd 2g HUS 113 Alcohol/Drug Use and Abuse 3 1st HUS 114 The Family: Impact of Alcohol/Drug Use 2h 3 2nd and Abuse 2i General Elective 1 3 4th 2j General Elective 2 3 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2k Restricted Elective 1 3 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 18 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 17 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Prior to 4a Proficiency Guide for details), all students are 0 Completion required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or

certificate from Genesee Community College. Restricted Elective: Select one from HED 204, HUR 102, HUS 103, HUS 104, HUS 106, HUS 124, As 4b 0 HUS 130, HUS 251, POS 101. POS 103, PSY 102, Appropriate PSY 106, PSY 202, SOC 102, SOC 103, SOC 115 Note 1: Students having obtained an 85 or higher on Informational 4c the US History Regents exam any SUNY Approved 0 Note American History course Note 2: Students having obtained an 85 or higher on the Regents B exam or an 85 or higher on a regional exam aligned with the former regents at Checkpoint Informational 4d 0 B have met the foreign language requirement and Note may select a language or an additional 3-credit SUNY General Education Elective Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of As 4e interest in mind. For additional assistance with 0 Appropriate course selection, see the Transfer coordinator in the Student Success Center.

Child Care (CERT) The Child Care Certificate program is designed to prepare you to become a care-giver to young children. The program is also designed to upgrade your skills and knowledge even if you already work with young children. 906: Child Care Certificate Requirements Table FALL 2018 to CURRENT

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 30 As Listed 1a ENG101 College Composition 3 1st 1b PSY101 General Psychology 3 1st 1c HUS101 Introduction to Human Services 3 1st HUS 104 The Preschool Child: Health, Safety and 1d 3 1st Nutrition (per Note 1) HUS106 Early Childhood Education - Methods & 1e 3 2nd Materials (per Note 1) 1f HED204 Intro to Healthful Living 3 2nd 1g HUS110 Field Experiences in Human Service 1 3 2nd 1h PSY210 Child Development 3 2nd 1i Restricted Elective 1 Select from list in item 3b 3 1st 1j Restricted Elective 2 Select from list in item 3b 3 2nd TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 2 30 CERTIFICATE Completion 2a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 2b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 3a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Restricted Elective Choices: ASL101, ASL102, HED205, HUS107, HUS108, HUS109, HUS130, 3b HUS250, HUS251, HUS103, HUS/HED113, 0 As Listed HUS/HED114, LIT203, PSY202, SOC103, or any SPA course. Note 1: HUS 104 and HUS 106 can be taken in As 3c 0 either the 1st or 2nd semester as available. Applicable Note 2: Students may enroll concurrently in the Informational 3d 0 Human Services Degree Program. Note

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER Prior to 3e Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Developmental Disabilities Studies (CERT) Our certificate program addresses the skills and knowledge necessary for you to succeed as a human service worker. The certificate may be completed in one year (full-time) and can be taken separately or as part of the Human Services AAS Degree Program. 908: Developmental Disabilities Studies Certificate Requirements Table FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 32 As Listed 1a ENG101 College Composition 3 1st 1b HUS101 Introduction to Human Services 3 1st 1c HUS250 Introduction to Developmental Disabilities 3 1st 1d PSY101 General Psychology 3 1st 1e BIO102 Human Biology 3 1st 1f PED177 Adaptive Physical Education 2 1st 1g HUS110 Field Experiences in Human Services 1 3 2nd HUS251 Developmental Disabilities: Strategies and 1h 3 2nd Lifespan Applications PSY210 Child Development or PSY211 Adolescent 1i 3 2nd Development 1j HED205 Responding to Emergencies 3 2nd Restricted Elective Select one: ART110, ART127, ASL101, MUS101, THE101, THE103, HED204, 1k HUS104, HUS106, HUS/HED113, HUS/HED114, 3 2nd HUS124, HUS130, HUR101, SOC101, PSY202, or PSY204 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 2 32 CERTIFICATE Completion 2a Semester 1 Total Credits 17 1st 2b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd

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3 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), Prior to 3a all students are required to demonstrate proficiency in 0 Completion reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Note1: Students interested in working with children As 3b must complete the NYS Child Abuse and Reporting 0 Applicable Seminar before employment. Note2: This certificate can be taken separately or in As 3c conjunction with a Human Services Program 0 Applicable associate's degree. Prior to 3d Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Human Services (A.S., A.A.S.) Human services employees are called upon to provide a wealth of services to people at every stage of life, from infancy to senior adulthood. The human services field encompasses hundreds of different careers in both public and private organizations. 650: Human Services A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 32 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT 129 Statistics 3 3rd 1b NATURAL SCIENCE BIO 102 Human Biology 3 4th 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE PSY 101 General Psychology 3 1st

HISTORY HIS 203 US History 1 or HIS 204 US History 2 1d 3 2nd (per Note 1)

HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e 3 4th Approved Humanities Course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 Composition in 1g the Natural and Social Sciences or ENG 105 3 2nd Composition in the Humanities

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1h BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE 108 Public Speaking 3 3rd LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Select one SUNY 1i 3 4th Approved Other World Civilizations Course SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY 1j 3 3rd Approved Foreign Language Course (Per Note 2) HEALTH/PE/ATH Select two credits from any HED, PED 1k 2 4th or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 30 As Listed 2a HUR101 Human Relations 1: Interpersonal Skills 3 1st 2b HUS101 Introduction to Human Services 3 1st 2c General Elective 1 3 1st 2d SOC 101 Introductory Sociology 3 2nd 2e HUS110 Internship in Human Services 1 3 2nd 2f General Elective 2 3 2nd Western Civilization Elective Select one from ART103, 2g 3 3rd ART104, THE202, THE204 2h HUS201 Internship in Human Services 2 3 3rd Restricted Elective: Select one from HED204, HUR102, HUS103, HUS104, HUS106, HUS124, HUS130, 2i 3 4th HUS250, HUS251, POS101, POS103, PSY102, PSY106, PSY202, SOC102, SOC103, SOC115 2i General Elective 3 3 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A

Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure Prior to 4a 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC 0 Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all Completion students are required to demonstrate proficiency in

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College.

Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of interest in As 4b mind. For additional assistance with course selection, 0 Appropriate see the Transfer coordinator in the Student Success Center.

Note 1: Students having obtained an 85 or higher on the Informational 4c US History Regents exam may select any SUNY 0 Note Approved History course

Note 2: Students having obtained an 85 or higher on the Regents B exam or an 85 or higher on a regional exam As 4d aligned with the former regents at Checkpoint B have 0 Applicable met this requirement and may select a language or an additional 3-credit SUNY General Education Elective. Upon 4e GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

605: Human Services A A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2021 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) LOCAL 1 23 As Listed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Proficiency Only (per procedure 1a 0 N/A 321) NATURAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved 1b 3 4th Natural Sciences course 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE PSY101 General Psychology 3 1st HISTORY Select one: GCC Local General Education 1d 3 3rd History Course HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one: 1e SUNY Approved Humanities, Art or Foreign 3 4th

Language course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG102, 105, 106 or 1g 3 2nd SPE 103, 108 or 109

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE SOC101 Introductory 1h 3 2nd Sociology HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 2 credits from any HED, 1i 2 4th PED, or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 39 As Listed 2a HUS101 Human Services 3 1st 2b HUR101 Human Relations 1 3 1st 2c HUR 103 Family Crisis Intervention 3 1st 2d HUS110 Internship in Human Service 1 3 2nd 2e HUS 250 Introduction to Developmental Disabilities 3 2nd 2f Restricted Elective 1 3 2nd 2g HUS201 Internship in Human Service 2 3 3rd HUS 106 Early Childhood Education - Method and 2h 3 3rd Materials 2i HUS 124 Gerontology 3 3rd 2j Restricted Elective 2 3 3rd 2k Restricted Elective 3 3 4th 2l General Elective 1 3 4th 2m General Elective 2 3 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for Prior to 4a details), all students are required to demonstrate 0 Completion proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee

Community College. NOTE: Students must consult with an advisor before selecting electives. An advisor will assist the student As 4b 0 in matching the elective with the requirements of the Applicable intended transfer institution.

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER Restricted Elective Options: CIS 102, 116, HUR 102, 104, HUS 114, 130, 204, 251, HED 204, LIT As 4c 0 203, PSY 106, 201, 202, 203, 204, SOC 102, 103, Selected 115, 240, any ASL or SPA course Prior to 4e Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Gerontology (CERT) This certificate program will expand your knowledge and skills of working with older adults. Our program is also designed to enhance your skills if you are presently employed in the gerontology field. 905: Gerontology Certificate Requirements Table FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 30 As Listed 1a ENG101 College Composition 3 1st 1b PSY101 General Psychology 3 1st 1c HUR101 Human Relations 3 1st 1d HUS101 Human Services 3 1st 1e HUS124 Gerontology 3 1st 1f HUS110 Field Experiences in Human Service 1 3 2nd 1g HUS130 Death and Dying 3 2nd 1h BIO102 Human Biology 3 2nd 1i Restricted Elective 1 Select from list in item 3b 3 2nd 1j Restricted Elective 2 Select from list in item 3b 3 2nd TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 2 30 CERTIFICATE Completion 2a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 2b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Prior to 3a Requirements (see GCC Placement and 0 Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Completion required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college

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degree or certificate from Genesee Community College.

Restricted Elective Choices: ART101, ART123, ART127, ASL101, HUS103, HUS/HED113, 3b HUS/HED114, HUS250, HUS251, HED204, 0 As Listed HED205, HUR101, HUR102, MUS101, MUS102, PSY204, or THE101 Note: Students may enroll concurrently in the As 3c 0 Human Services Degree Program. Applicable Prior to 3d Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Law and Criminal Justice Criminal Justice (A.S., A.A.S., CERT) As a Criminal Justice professional, you will enjoy satisfying careers in a growing field. The work is exciting and fulfilling, offering the opportunity to help others on a daily basis. 240: Criminal Justice A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 32 As Listed REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one SUNY Approved 1a Mathematics Course (MAT129 is recommended 3 3rd or MAT102 with PSY250 as Restricted Elective) NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Natural 1b 3 4th Sciences Course 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE PSY101 General Psychology 3 2nd HISTORY Select one GCC Local General 1d 3 2nd Education History Course HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one 1e SUNY Approved The Arts or Foreign Language 3 3rd Course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 1g 3 2nd Composition in the Natural and Social Sciences BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE 108, SPE 109 or 1h 3 1st HUR 101 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE SOC101 Introductory 1i 3 1st Sociology SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY 1j 3 4th Approved Humanities Course HEALTH/PE/ATH Select two credits from any 1k 2 4th HED, PED or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 30 As Listed SOC115 Crime and Delinquency or SOC210 2a 3 3rd Criminology 2b CRJ101 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 1st 2c CRJ110 Criminal Law 3 2nd 2d CRJ112 Policing 3 2nd 2e CRJ113 Introduction to Corrections 3 1st 2f CRJ205 Administration in Criminal Justice 3 4th 2g CRJ206 Criminal Investigation: Law and Process 3 3rd Restricted Elective: Select one from CRJ111, CRJ118/ANT118, CRJ119, CRJ120, CRJ122, 2h 3 3rd CRJ125, CRJ209, CRJ222, SOC115, HUR101, HUS113 or PSY250 2i General Elective 1 3 4th 2j General Elective 2 3 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of As 4b interest in mind. For additional assistance with 0 Appropriate course selection, see the Transfer coordinator in the Student Success Center. Upon 4c GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

640G: Criminal Justice A A S Degree Requirements Table GENERALIST CONCENTRATION FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 23 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS Proficiency Only (per procedure 321) 0 N/A NATURAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved 1b 3 3rd Natural Science Course 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE SOC 101 Introductory Sociology 3 1st HISTORY Select one: HIS101, 102, 104, 105, 203, 204 1d 3 4th or GEO101 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one: SUNY 1e Approved Humanities, Arts or Foreign Language 3 3rd course. BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG102 Composition in 1g 3 2nd the Natural and Social Sciences

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE SPE108 Public Speaking 1h or SPE109 Interpersonal Communications or HUR101 3 1st Human Relations HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 2 credits from any HED, PED, 1i 2 4th ATH option

2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 39 As Listed 2a CRJ101 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 1st 2b CRJ113 Introduction to Corrections 3 1st 2c PSY101 General Psychology 3 2nd 2d CRJ110 Criminal Law 3 2nd 2e CRJ112 Policing 3 2nd 2f Restricted Elective 1 (Options listed in Item 4b) 3 2nd 2g CRJ206 Criminal Investigation: Law and Process 3 3rd 2h General Elective (per item 4c) 3 3rd 2i Restricted Elective 2 (Options listed in Item 4b) 3 3rd 2j CRJ205 Administration in Criminal Justice 3 4th 2k Restricted Elective 3 (Options listed in Item 4b) 3 4th 2l Restricted Elective 4 (Options listed in Item 4b) 3 4th 2m General Elective (per item 4c) 3 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th

4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A

Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for Prior to 4a 0 details), all students are required to demonstrate Completion proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. If proficiency is not met, additional

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER coursework may be required to meet prerequisites for program requirements.

Restricted Electives: CRJ 111, CRJ 118 or ANT 118, CRJ 119 (Spring Only), CRJ 120 (Spring Only), CRJ 4b 122 (Fall Only), CRJ 125 (Spring Only), CRJ 209 0 As Selected (Spring Only), CRJ 222 (Spring Only), SOC 115 or SOC 210, HUR 101, HUS 113, PSY 250, HED 205 General Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of Informational 4c interest in mind. For additional assistance with course 0 Note selection, see the Transfer Coordinator in the Student Success Center. Prior to 4b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

920: Criminal Justice Certificate Requirements Table FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 30 As Listed 1a ENG 101 College Composition 3 1st 1b CRJ 113 Introduction to Corrections 3 1st 1c PSY 101 General Psychology 3 1st 1d CRJ 101 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 1st 1e CRJ 110 Criminal Law 3 2nd 1f CRJ 111 Criminal Procedure Law 3 2nd CRJ 205 Administration in Criminal Justice (Spring 1g 3 2nd Only) 1h General Elective 3 2nd 1i CRJ 206 Criminal Investigation: Law and Process 3 3rd 1j SOC 101 Introductory Sociology 3 3rd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 2 30 CERTIFICATE (per Note 1) Completion 2a Semester 1 Total Credits (per Note 2) 12 1st 2b Semester 2 Total Credits (per Note 2) 12 2nd 2c Semester 3 Total Credits (per Note 2) 6 3rd 3 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 3a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Note 1: This program cannot be completed in one Informational 3b 0 year Note Note 2: Prerequisite requirements as listed with course description in the catalog must be followed, Informational 3c no other course sequence restrictions exist. 0 Note Please consult the current catalog or an advisor to clarify any questions you may have concerning this. All of the courses can be applied to an A A S Informational 3d 0 Degree in Criminal Justice Note Prior to 3e Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Criminal Justice: Corrections Counseling Our criminal justice system deals with a multitude of offenders from all walks of life. Counselors are needed to assist those individuals who are released into society from jail or prison and are participating in various alternatives to incarceration programs. 640C: Criminal Justice A A S Degree Requirements Table CORRECTIONAL COUNSELING CONCENTRATION FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 23 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS Proficiency Only (per procedure 321) 0 N/A

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER NATURAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved 1b 3 3rd Natural Science Course 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE SOC 101 Introductory Sociology 3 1st HISTORY Select one: HIS101, 102, 104, 105, 203, 204 1d 3 4th or GEO101 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one: SUNY 1e Approved Humanities, Arts or Foreign Language 3 3rd course. BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG102 Composition in 1g 3 2nd the Natural and Social Sciences LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE SPE108 Public Speaking 1h or SPE109 Interpersonal Communications or HUR101 3 1st Human Relations HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 2 credits from any HED, PED, 1i 2 4th ATH option

2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 39 As Listed 2a CRJ101 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 1st 2b CRJ113 Introduction to Corrections 3 1st 2c PSY101 General Psychology 3 2nd 2d CRJ110 Criminal Law 3 2nd 2e CRJ112 Policing 3 2nd 2f Concentration Requirement 1 (Options listed in Item 4b) 3 2nd 2g CRJ206 Criminal Investigation: Law and Process 3 3rd 2h General Elective (per item 4c) 3 3rd 2i Concentration Requirement 2 (Options listed in Item 4b) 3 3rd 2j CRJ205 Administration in Criminal Justice 3 4th 2k Concentration Requirement 3 (Options listed in Item 4b) 3 4th 2l Concentration Requirement 4 (Options listed in Item 4b) 3 4th 2m General Elective (per item 4c) 3 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th

4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A

Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are required to demonstrate Prior to 4a proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to 0 Completion earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. If proficiency is not met, additional coursework may be required to meet prerequisites for program requirements. Concentration Requirements: HUR 101, HUS 113, 4b 0 As Selected SOC 115 or SOC 210, CRJ 209 (Spring Only) General Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of Informational 4c interest in mind. For additional assistance with course 0 Note selection, see the Transfer Coordinator in the Student Success Center. Prior to 4b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Criminal Justice: Forensics CSI has become a familiar term in today's society because of television and movies. In the real world, the use of forensic science is often used to link a suspect to a crime.

640F: Criminal Justice A A S Degree Requirements Table FORENSICS CONCENTRATION FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER

GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 23 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS Proficiency Only (per procedure 321) 0 N/A

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER NATURAL SCIENCE CHE 100 Introduction to 1b 3 3rd Chemistry 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE SOC 101 Introductory Sociology 3 1st HISTORY Select one: HIS101, 102, 104, 105, 203, 204 1d 3 4th or GEO101 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one: SUNY 1e Approved Humanities, Arts or Foreign Language 3 3rd course. BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG102 Composition in 1g 3 2nd the Natural and Social Sciences LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE SPE108 Public Speaking 1h or SPE109 Interpersonal Communications or HUR101 3 1st Human Relations HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 2 credits from any HED, PED, 1i 2 4th ATH option

2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 39 As Listed 2a CRJ101 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 1st 2b CRJ113 Introduction to Corrections 3 1st 2c PSY101 General Psychology 3 2nd 2d CRJ110 Criminal Law 3 2nd 2e CRJ112 Policing 3 2nd 2f Concentration Requirement 1 (Options listed in Item 4b) 3 2nd 2g CRJ206 Criminal Investigation: Law and Process 3 3rd 2h General Elective 1 (per item 4c) 3 3rd 2i General Elective 2 (per item 4c) 3 3rd 2j CRJ205 Administration in Criminal Justice 3 4th 2k Concentration Requirement 2 (Options listed in Item 4b) 3 4th 2l Concentration Requirement 3 (Options listed in Item 4b) 3 4th 2m General Elective 3 (per item 4c) 3 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th

4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A

Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are required to demonstrate Prior to 4a proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to 0 Completion earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. If proficiency is not met, additional coursework may be required to meet prerequisites for program requirements. Concentration Requirements: CRJ 125 (Spring Only), 4b 0 As Selected BIO 102, CRJ 118 (Fall Only) General Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of Informational 4c interest in mind. For additional assistance with course 0 Note selection, see the Transfer Coordinator in the Student Success Center. Prior to 4b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Criminal Justice: Homeland Security/Emergency Management Homeland Security and Emergency Management is an important aspect in today's society. There are many different roles and responsibilities of governmental agencies, not-for-profit and private agencies, and other sectors in the case of an emergency.

640H: Criminal Justice A A S Degree Requirements Table HOMELAND SECURITY/EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION FALL 2018 to CURRENT

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 23 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS Proficiency Only (per procedure 321) 0 N/A NATURAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved 1b 3 3rd Natural Science Course 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE SOC 101 Introductory Sociology 3 1st HISTORY Select one: HIS101, 102, 104, 105, 203, 204 1d 3 4th or GEO101 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one: SUNY 1e Approved Humanities, Arts or Foreign Language 3 3rd course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG102 Composition in 1g 3 2nd the Natural and Social Sciences LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE SPE108 Public Speaking 1h or SPE109 Interpersonal Communications or HUR101 3 1st Human Relations HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 2 credits from any HED, PED, 1i 2 4th ATH option

2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 39 As Listed 2a CRJ101 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 1st 2b CRJ113 Introduction to Corrections 3 1st 2c PSY101 General Psychology 3 2nd 2d CRJ110 Criminal Law 3 2nd 2e CRJ112 Policing 3 2nd 2f Concentration Requirement 1 (Options listed in Item 4b) 3 2nd 2g CRJ206 Criminal Investigation: Law and Process 3 3rd 2h General Elective (per item 4c) 3 3rd 2i Concentration Requirement 2 (Options listed in Item 4b) 3 3rd 2j CRJ205 Administration in Criminal Justice 3 4th 2k Concentration Requirement 3 (Options listed in Item 4b) 3 4th 2l Concentration Requirement 4 (Options listed in Item 4b) 3 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2m General Elective (per item 4c) 3 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th

4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A

Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are required to demonstrate Prior to 4a proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to 0 Completion earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. If proficiency is not met, additional coursework may be required to meet prerequisites for program requirements. Concentration Requirements: CRJ 111, CRJ 119 4b (Spring Only), CRJ 120 (Spring Only), CRJ 122 (Fall 0 As Selected Only) General Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of Informational 4c interest in mind. For additional assistance with course 0 Note selection, see the Transfer Coordinator in the Student Success Center. Prior to 4b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Criminal Justice: Policing Police Officers are the first line of defense in our society and often are called upon to handle a multitude of issues. Officers need to be enforces, mediators, counselors, referees, social workers, and public servants.

640P: Criminal Justice A A S Degree Requirements Table POLICING CONCENTRATION FALL 2018 to CURRENT

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 23 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS Proficiency Only (per procedure 321) 0 N/A NATURAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved 1b 3 3rd Natural Science Course 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE SOC 101 Introductory Sociology 3 1st HISTORY Select one: HIS101, 102, 104, 105, 203, 204 1d 3 4th or GEO101 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one: SUNY 1e Approved Humanities, Arts or Foreign Language 3 3rd course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG102 Composition in 1g 3 2nd the Natural and Social Sciences LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE SPE108 Public Speaking 1h or SPE109 Interpersonal Communications or HUR101 3 1st Human Relations HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 2 credits from any HED, PED, 1i 2 4th ATH option

2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 39 As Listed 2a CRJ101 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 1st 2b CRJ113 Introduction to Corrections 3 1st 2c PSY101 General Psychology 3 2nd 2d CRJ110 Criminal Law 3 2nd 2e CRJ112 Policing 3 2nd 2f Concentration Requirement 1 (Options listed in Item 4b) 3 2nd 2g CRJ206 Criminal Investigation: Law and Process 3 3rd 2h General Elective (per item 4c) 3 3rd 2i Concentration Requirement 2 (Options listed in Item 4b) 3 3rd 2j CRJ205 Administration in Criminal Justice 3 4th 2k Concentration Requirement 3 (Options listed in Item 4b) 3 4th 2l Concentration Requirement 4 (Options listed in Item 4b) 3 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2m General Elective (per item 4c) 3 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th

4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A

Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are required to demonstrate Prior to 4a proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to 0 Completion earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. If proficiency is not met, additional coursework may be required to meet prerequisites for program requirements. Concentration Requirements: CRJ 111, CRJ 119 4b (Spring Only), CRJ 209 (Spring Only), CRJ 222 (Spring 0 As Selected Only) General Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of Informational 4c interest in mind. For additional assistance with course 0 Note selection, see the Transfer Coordinator in the Student Success Center. Prior to 4b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Paralegal Studies (A.A.S.) A degree in Paralegal Studies can open the doors into a fascinating career in law. One of the fastest- growing occupational categories in the country, the paralegal profession offers a wide range of employment opportunities. 743: Paralegal Studies AAS Degree Requirements Table FALL 2018 to CURRENT

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 23 As Listed LOCAL GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one SUNY Approved 1a 3 3rd Mathematics Course NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Natural 1b 3 3rd Sciences Course 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE POS105 Political and Civil Rights 3 2nd

HISTORY Select one GCC Local General 1d 3 1st Education History Course

HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one 1e SUNY Approved Humanities, The Arts, or Foreign 3 4th Language Course 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 3 1st 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 OR 105 3 2nd LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Met by Mathematics 1h 0 N/A Requirement HEALTH/PE/ATH - Select two credits from any 1i 2 1st HED, PED or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 40 As Listed 2a ACC101 Introduction to Financial Accounting 3 2nd 2b CIS116 Microcomputer Applications 3 1st 2c PLG114 Introduction to Legal Studies 3 1st 2d PLG116 Commercial Law 3 2nd 2e PLG122 Torts Law 3 1st 2f PLG125 Civil Litigation 3 2nd 2g PLG201 Legal Research and Writing 4 3rd 2h PLG221 Real Estate Law 3 3rd 2i PLG225 Trusts and Estates 3 4th 2j PLG231 Family Law 3 4th Restricted Elective Select one: ACC217 (Fall only), 2k 3 4th CRJ110, CRJ111, OFT251, PLG253 2l Program Elective 1 (per item 4b) 3 3rd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2m Program Elective 2 (per item 4b) 3 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 63 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 17 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 16 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Prior to 4a Proficiency Guide for details), all students are 0 Completion required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Electives Select from: Any SUNY Approved Prior to 4b 0 Liberal Arts Elective Completion Prior to 4c Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Liberal Arts General Education Certificate (CERT) The General Education program enables you to complete lower-division general education requirements in ten knowledge and skill areas that are guaranteed to be accepted by all SUNY campuses and universities. 985: General Education Certificate Degree Requirements Table FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 33 As Listed MATHEMATICS Select one SUNY Approved 1a 3 1st Mathematics Course NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Natural 1b 3 2nd Sciences Course SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved 1c 3 1st Social Sciences Course

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER AMERICAN HISTORY Select one SUNY 1d 3 2nd Approved American History Course WESTERN CIVILIZATION Select one SUNY 1e 3 1st Approved Western Civilizations Course WORLD CIVILIZATION Select one SUNY 1f 3 2nd Approved Other World Civilizations Course 1g ARTS Select One SUNY Approved Arts Course 3 1st HUMANITIES Select one SUNY Approved 1h 3 2nd Humanities Course FOREIGN LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1i 3 2nd Approved Foreign Language Course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG101 College 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 SPE103, SPE108 or 1j 3 2nd SPE109 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 2 33 CERTIFICATE Completion 2a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 2b Semester 2 Total Credits 18 2nd 3 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 3a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 3b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

General Studies (A.S.) In GCC's General Studies program, you can design your own course of study in consultation with your academic advisor and a transfer counselor. This program is especially helpful if you have not yet decided on a specific academic or career goal. 250: Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2018 to CURRENT

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 32 As Listed REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one SUNY Approved 1a 3 1st Mathematics course NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved 1b 3 3rd Natural Sciences course SOCIAL SCIENCE Select One SUNY Approved 1c 3 3rd Social Science course HISTORY HIS 203 US History 1 or HIS 204 US 1d 3 1st History 2 (per Note 1) HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one 1e 3 4th SUNY Approved Humanities course 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 3 1st 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 or 105 3 2nd 1h BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE 108 or SPE 109 3 2nd LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Select one SUNY 1i 3 2nd Approved Western Civilizations Course SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY 1j 3 1st Approved Foreign Language course (per Note 2) HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 2 credits from any HED, 1k 2 4th PED, ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 30 As Listed Select one SUNY Approved World Civilizations 2a 3 3rd course

2b Select one SUNY Approved Arts course 3 4th 2c FYE 100 or CEP 101 3 1st 2d General Elective 1 3 2nd 2e General Elective 2 3 2nd 2f General Elective 3 3 3rd 2g General Elective 4 3 3rd 2h General Elective 5 3 4th 2i General Elective 6 3 4th 2j General Elective 7 3 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Note 1: Students having obtained an 85 or higher Informational 4b on the US History Regents exam may take any 0 Note SUNY Approved American History course Note 2: Students having obtained an 85 or higher on the Regents B exam Students with an 85 or higher on a regional exam aligned with the former Informational 4c regents at Checkpoint B have met the foreign 0 Note language requirement and may select a language or an additional 3-credit SUNY General Education Elective Upon 4d GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

Humanities and Social Science (A.A.) The Humanities and Social Science Program lays the groundwork for future study leading to careers in law, sociology, psychology, public service, history, and Spanish, among others. In this program you will be able to explore multiple fields in the humanities and social and behavioral sciences, allowing you to have a well-rounded knowledge of the world we live in. 201G: Liberal Arts and Sciences Humanities Social Science A A Degree Requirements Table ENGLISH CONCENTRATION FALL 2018 to CURRENT

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) LOCAL 1 47 As Listed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one: SUNY Approved 1a 3 2nd Mathematics Course NATURAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved 1b 3 3rd Natural Science Course SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved Social 1c 3 4th Science Course HISTORY HIS 203 US History 1 or HIS 204 US History 2 1d 3 1st (per Note 1) HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e 3 3rd Approved Humanities Course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 Composition in 1g the Natural and Social Sciences or ENG 105 Composition 3 2nd in the Humanities BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE 103, SPE 108, SPE 1h 3 4th 109 or HUR 101 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 1 Select one from HIS 101, 1i 3 3rd HIS 102, or GEO101 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 2 Select any SUNY 1j 3 2nd Approved Western Civilization Course (per Note 4) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 3 Select any SUNY 1k 3 1st Approved Arts Course (per Note 4) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 4 Foreign Language 1l 3 1st Option 1 (per Note 3) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 5 Foreign Language 1m 3 2nd Option 2 (per Note 3) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 6 Foreign Language 1n 3 3rd Option 3 (per Note 3) SUNY GEN ED SELECTION LIT201 Introduction to 1o 3 2nd Literature or LIT214/THE212 Play Analysis (per Note 2) HEALTH/PE/ATH Select two credits from any HED, PED 1p 2 4th or ATH option

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 15 As Listed LIT210 African American Literature or ENG214 2a 3 3rd Introduction to Creative Writing 2b LIT211 Short Story or LIT203 Children's Literature 3 4th LIT215 World Literature or LIT216 American Lit: Civil War- Present or LIT217 British Lit: Medieval Period through 2c 3 4th Restoration or LIT218 British Literature: Romantic Period to the Present or LIT212 American Literature 1 2d General Elective 1 3 1st 2e General Elective 2 3 4th Upon 3 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE DEGREE 62 Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for Prior to 4a details), all students are required to demonstrate 0 Completion proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of interest in As 4b 0 mind. For additional assistance with course selection, see Appropriate the Transfer coordinator in the Student Success Center. Note 1: For students having obtained an 85 or higher on the US History Regents exam any SUNY Approved As 4c 0 American History course or HIS 101, HIS 102 or GEO 101 Applicable can be used in place of HIS 203 or 204. Note 2: These courses are concentration requirements that meet Liberal Arts & Science Elective requirements for As 4d 0 Associate of Arts degrees under the Genesee Community Applicable College Local General Education Requirements.

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER Note 3: Competency through the 201 level of foreign language is required. Proficiency may be determined by a placement test in the language: Spanish or French. Students entering with 201 competency but less than 9 foreign language credits, must fulfill the remaining credits As 4e with any SUNY Approved Foreign Language course. 0 Applicable (Generally, SUNY institutions accept ASL if students are in a helping profession, such as teacher education, nursing, etc. Students should check with their transfer institution to determine if ASL is accepted as a foreign language and ask for a course substitution.) Note 4: Students who select ART 103 or ART 104 to meet their Western Civilization requirement have also met the As 4f SUNY ARTS requirement and may select an Arts course 0 Applicable or request a course substitution for any SUNY Approved General Education Course. Upon 4g GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

201L: Liberal Arts and Sciences Humanities Social Science A A Degree Requirements Table SOCIOLOGY CONCENTRATION FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) LOCAL 1 47 As Listed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one: SUNY Approved 1a 3 2nd Mathematics Course NATURAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved 1b 3 3rd Natural Science Course SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved Social 1c 3 4th Science Course HISTORY HIS 203 US History 1 or HIS 204 US History 2 1d 3 1st (per Note 1) HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e 3 3rd Approved Humanities Course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 Composition in 1g the Natural and Social Sciences or ENG 105 Composition 3 2nd in the Humanities BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE 103, SPE 108, SPE 1h 3 4th 109 or HUR 101 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 1 Select one from HIS 101, 1i 3 3rd HIS 102, or GEO101 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 2 Select any SUNY 1j 3 2nd Approved Western Civilization Course (per Note 4) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 3 Select any SUNY 1k 3 1st Approved Arts Course (per Note 4) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 4 Foreign Language 1l 3 1st Option 1 (per Note 3) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 5 Foreign Language 1m 3 2nd Option 2 (per Note 3) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 6 Foreign Language 1n 3 3rd Option 3 (per Note 3) SUNY GEN ED SELECTION SOC101 Introductory 1o 3 2nd Sociology (per Note 2) HEALTH/PE/ATH Select two credits from any HED, PED 1p 2 4th or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 15 As Listed 2a SOC102 Social Problems 3 3rd 2b SOC210 Criminology 3 4th 2c SOC204 Human Diversity 3 4th 2d General Elective 1 3 1st 2e General Elective 2 3 4th Upon 3 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE DEGREE 62 Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for Prior to 4a details), all students are required to demonstrate 0 Completion proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of interest in As 4b 0 mind. For additional assistance with course selection, see Appropriate the Transfer coordinator in the Student Success Center. Note 1: For students having obtained an 85 or higher on the US History Regents exam any SUNY Approved As 4c 0 American History course or HIS 101, HIS 102 or GEO 101 Applicable can be used in place of HIS 203 or 204. Note 2: These courses are concentration requirements that meet Liberal Arts & Science Elective requirements for As 4d 0 Associate of Arts degrees under the Genesee Community Applicable College Local General Education Requirements. Note 3: Competency through the 201 level of foreign language is required. Proficiency may be determined by a placement test in the language: Spanish or French. Students entering with 201 competency but less than 9 foreign language credits, must fulfill the remaining credits As 4e with any SUNY Approved Foreign Language course. 0 Applicable (Generally, SUNY institutions accept ASL if students are in a helping profession, such as teacher education, nursing, etc. Students should check with their transfer institution to determine if ASL is accepted as a foreign language and ask for a course substitution.) Note 4: Students who select ART 103 or ART 104 to meet their Western Civilization requirement have also met the As 4f SUNY ARTS requirement and may select an Arts course 0 Applicable or request a course substitution for any SUNY Approved General Education Course. Upon 4g GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

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201M: Liberal Arts and Sciences Humanities Social Science A A Degree Requirements Table ECONOMICS CONCENTRATION FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) LOCAL 1 47 As Listed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one: SUNY Approved 1a 3 2nd Mathematics Course NATURAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved 1b 3 3rd Natural Science Course SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved Social 1c 3 4th Science Course HISTORY HIS 203 US History 1 or HIS 204 US History 2 1d 3 1st (per Note 1) HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e 3 3rd Approved Humanities Course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 Composition in 1g the Natural and Social Sciences or ENG 105 Composition 3 2nd in the Humanities BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE 103, SPE 108, SPE 1h 3 4th 109 or HUR 101 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 1 Select one from HIS 101, 1i 3 3rd HIS 102, or GEO101 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 2 Select any SUNY 1j 3 2nd Approved Western Civilization Course (per Note 4) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 3 Select any SUNY 1k 3 1st Approved Arts Course (per Note 4) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 4 Foreign Language 1l 3 1st Option 1 (per Note 3) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 5 Foreign Language 1m 3 2nd Option 2 (per Note 3) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 6 Foreign Language 1n 3 3rd Option 3 (per Note 3) SUNY GEN ED SELECTION ECO101 Microeconomics 1o 3 2nd (per Note 2)

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER HEALTH/PE/ATH Select two credits from any HED, PED 1p 2 4th or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 15 As Listed 2a ECO105 Macroeconomics 3 3rd 2b MAT140 Pre-calculus 3 4th

2c Select any SUNY Approved Liberal Arts Course 3 4th 2d General Elective 1 3 1st 2e General Elective 2 3 4th Upon 3 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE DEGREE 62 Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for Prior to 4a details), all students are required to demonstrate 0 Completion proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of interest in As 4b 0 mind. For additional assistance with course selection, see Appropriate the Transfer coordinator in the Student Success Center. Note 1: For students having obtained an 85 or higher on the US History Regents exam any SUNY Approved As 4c 0 American History course or HIS 101, HIS 102 or GEO 101 Applicable can be used in place of HIS 203 or 204. Note 2: These courses are concentration requirements that meet Liberal Arts & Science Elective requirements for As 4d 0 Associate of Arts degrees under the Genesee Community Applicable College Local General Education Requirements.

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER Note 3: Competency through the 201 level of foreign language is required. Proficiency may be determined by a placement test in the language: Spanish or French. Students entering with 201 competency but less than 9 foreign language credits, must fulfill the remaining credits As 4e with any SUNY Approved Foreign Language course. 0 Applicable (Generally, SUNY institutions accept ASL if students are in a helping profession, such as teacher education, nursing, etc. Students should check with their transfer institution to determine if ASL is accepted as a foreign language and ask for a course substitution.) Note 4: Students who select ART 103 or ART 104 to meet their Western Civilization requirement have also met the As 4f SUNY ARTS requirement and may select an Arts course 0 Applicable or request a course substitution for any SUNY Approved General Education Course. Upon 4g GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

201N: Liberal Arts and Sciences Humanities Social Science A A Degree Requirements Table SPANISH CONCENTRATION FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) LOCAL 1 47 As Listed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one: SUNY Approved 1a 3 2nd Mathematics Course NATURAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved 1b 3 3rd Natural Science Course SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved Social 1c 3 4th Science Course HISTORY HIS 203 US History 1 or HIS 204 US History 2 1d 3 1st (per Note 1) HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e 3 3rd Approved Humanities Course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 Composition in 1g the Natural and Social Sciences or ENG 105 Composition 3 2nd in the Humanities BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE 103, SPE 108, SPE 1h 3 4th 109 or HUR 101 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 1 Select one from HIS 101, 1i 3 3rd HIS 102, or GEO101 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 2 Select any SUNY 1j 3 2nd Approved Western Civilization Course (per Note 4) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 3 Select any SUNY 1k 3 1st Approved Arts Course (per Note 4) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 4 SPA 101 Elementary 1l 3 1st Spanish 1 (Per Note 2 and 5) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 5 Select any SUNY 1m 3 2nd Approved Liberal Arts Course LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 6 Select any SUNY 1n 3 3rd Approved Liberal Arts Course SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select any SUNY Approved 1o 3 1st SUNY General Education Course HEALTH/PE/ATH Select two credits from any HED, PED 1p 2 4th or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 15 As Listed 2a SPA102 Elementary Spanish 2 (per note 5) 3 2nd 2b SPA201 Intermediate Spanish 1 (per note 5) 3 3rd 2c SPA 202 Intermediate Spanish 2 (per note 5) 3 4th 2d General Elective 1 3 4th 2e General Elective 2 3 4th Upon 3 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE DEGREE 62 Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for Prior to 4a details), all students are required to demonstrate 0 Completion proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of interest in As 4b 0 mind. For additional assistance with course selection, see Appropriate the Transfer coordinator in the Student Success Center. Note 1: For students having obtained an 85 or higher on the US History Regents exam any SUNY Approved As 4c 0 American History course or HIS 101, HIS 102 or GEO 101 Applicable can be used in place of HIS 203 or 204. Note 2: This course is a concentration requirements that meets Liberal Arts & Science Elective requirements for As 4d 0 Associate of Arts degrees under the Genesee Community Applicable College Local General Education Requirements. Note 3: Competency through the 201 level of foreign language is required. Proficiency may be determined by a placement test in the language: Spanish or French. Students entering with 201 competency but less than 9 foreign language credits, must fulfill the remaining credits As 4e with any SUNY Approved Foreign Language course. 0 Applicable (Generally, SUNY institutions accept ASL if students are in a helping profession, such as teacher education, nursing, etc. Students should check with their transfer institution to determine if ASL is accepted as a foreign language and ask for a course substitution.) Note 4: Students who select ART 103 or ART 104 to meet their Western Civilization requirement have also met the As 4f SUNY ARTS requirement and may select an Arts course 0 Applicable or request a course substitution for any SUNY Approved General Education Course. Note 5: Students who have met any of the listed requirements by exam should choose additional Liberal As 4g 0 Arts electives based on their major and transfer institution Applicable and seek advisement.

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER Upon 4h GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

201P: Liberal Arts and Sciences Humanities Social Science A A Degree Requirements Table PSYCHOLOGY CONCENTRATION FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) LOCAL 1 47 As Listed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one: SUNY Approved 1a 3 2nd Mathematics Course NATURAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved 1b 3 3rd Natural Science Course SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved Social 1c 3 4th Science Course HISTORY HIS 203 US History 1 or HIS 204 US History 2 1d 3 1st (per Note 1) HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e 3 3rd Approved Humanities Course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 Composition in 1g the Natural and Social Sciences or ENG 105 Composition 3 2nd in the Humanities BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE 103, SPE 108, SPE 1h 3 4th 109 or HUR 101 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 1 Select one from HIS 101, 1i 3 3rd HIS 102, or GEO101 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 2 Select any SUNY 1j 3 2nd Approved Western Civilization Course (per Note 4) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 3 Select any SUNY 1k 3 1st Approved Arts Course (per Note 4) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 4 Foreign Language 1l 3 1st Option 1 (per Note 3) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 5 Foreign Language 1m 3 2nd Option 2 (per Note 3)

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 6 Foreign Language 1n 3 3rd Option 3 (per Note 3) SUNY GEN ED SELECTION PSY101 General 1o 3 2nd Psychology (per Note 1) HEALTH/PE/ATH Select two credits from any HED, PED 1p 2 4th or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 15 As Listed 2a PSY250 Statistics for the Social Sciences 3 3rd PSY201 Social Psychology or PSY202 Abnormal 2b 3 4th Psychology PSY203 Dev Psych Across Lifespan or PSY210 Child 2c 3 4th Development or PSY211 Adolescent Development 2d General Elective 1 3 1st 2e General Elective 2 3 4th Upon 3 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE DEGREE 62 Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for Prior to 4a details), all students are required to demonstrate 0 Completion proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of interest in As 4b 0 mind. For additional assistance with course selection, see Appropriate the Transfer coordinator in the Student Success Center. Note 1: For students having obtained an 85 or higher on the US History Regents exam any SUNY Approved As 4c 0 American History course or HIS 101, HIS 102 or GEO 101 Applicable can be used in place of HIS 203 or 204.

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER Note 2: These courses are concentration requirements that meet Liberal Arts & Science Elective requirements for As 4d 0 Associate of Arts degrees under the Genesee Community Applicable College Local General Education Requirements. Note 3: Competency through the 201 level of foreign language is required. Proficiency may be determined by a placement test in the language: Spanish or French. Students entering with 201 competency but less than 9 foreign language credits, must fulfill the remaining credits As 4e with any SUNY Approved Foreign Language course. 0 Applicable (Generally, SUNY institutions accept ASL if students are in a helping profession, such as teacher education, nursing, etc. Students should check with their transfer institution to determine if ASL is accepted as a foreign language and ask for a course substitution.) Note 4: Students who select ART 103 or ART 104 to meet their Western Civilization requirement have also met the As 4f SUNY ARTS requirement and may select an Arts course 0 Applicable or request a course substitution for any SUNY Approved General Education Course. Upon 4g GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

201T: Liberal Arts and Sciences Humanities Social Science A A Degree Requirements Table HISTORY CONCENTRATION FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) LOCAL 1 47 As Listed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one: SUNY Approved 1a 3 2nd Mathematics Course NATURAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved 1b 3 3rd Natural Science Course SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved Social 1c 3 4th Science Course HISTORY HIS 203 US History 1 or HIS 204 US History 2 1d 3 1st (per Note 1) HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e 3 3rd Approved Humanities Course

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 Composition in 1g the Natural and Social Sciences or ENG 105 Composition 3 2nd in the Humanities BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE 103, SPE 108, SPE 1h 3 4th 109 or HUR 101 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 1 Select one from HIS 101, 1i 3 3rd HIS 102, or GEO101 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 2 Select any SUNY 1j 3 2nd Approved Western Civilization Course (per Note 4) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE 3 Select any SUNY 1k 3 1st Approved Arts Course (per Note 4) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 4 Foreign Language 1l 3 1st Option 1 (per Note 3) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 5 Foreign Language 1m 3 2nd Option 2 (per Note 3) LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVES 6 Foreign Language 1n 3 3rd Option 3 (per Note 3) SUNY GEN ED SELECTION HIS 203 US History 1 or HIS 1o 3 2nd 204 US History 2 (per Note 2) HEALTH/PE/ATH Select two credits from any HED, PED 1p 2 4th or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 15 As Listed HIS 104 Western Tradition 1 or HIS105 Western Tradition 2a 3 3rd 2 HIS 101 World Civilizations 1 or HIS 102 World 2b 3 4th Civilizations 2 2c GEO 101 World Regional Geography 3 4th 2d General Elective 1 3 1st 2e General Elective 2 3 4th Upon 3 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE DEGREE 62 Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for Prior to 4a details), all students are required to demonstrate 0 Completion proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of interest in As 4b 0 mind. For additional assistance with course selection, see Appropriate the Transfer coordinator in the Student Success Center. Note 1: For students having obtained an 85 or higher on the US History Regents exam any SUNY Approved As 4c 0 American History course or HIS 101, HIS 102 or GEO 101 Applicable can be used in place of HIS 203 or 204. Note 2: These courses are concentration requirements that meet Liberal Arts & Science Elective requirements for As 4d 0 Associate of Arts degrees under the Genesee Community Applicable College Local General Education Requirements. Note 3: Competency through the 201 level of foreign language is required. Proficiency may be determined by a placement test in the language: Spanish or French. Students entering with 201 competency but less than 9 foreign language credits, must fulfill the remaining credits As 4e with any SUNY Approved Foreign Language course. 0 Applicable (Generally, SUNY institutions accept ASL if students are in a helping profession, such as teacher education, nursing, etc. Students should check with their transfer institution to determine if ASL is accepted as a foreign language and ask for a course substitution.) Note 4: Students who select ART 103 or ART 104 to meet their Western Civilization requirement have also met the As 4f SUNY ARTS requirement and may select an Arts course 0 Applicable or request a course substitution for any SUNY Approved General Education Course. Upon 4g GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

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Individualized Studies (A.A.S.) Today's employers often look for those with skills in more than one discipline. In addition, organizations frequently require employees to seek additional schooling to improve their performance or advance to higher-level positions. For these reasons, GCC's Individualized Studies program is designed for those who are seeking immediate employment after graduation. 455I: Individualized Studies A A S Degree Requirements Table INDIVIDUALIZED CAREER CONCENTRATION FALL 2021 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 LOCAL GENERAL EDUCATION 24 As Listed REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one SUNY Approved 1a 3 1st Mathematics Course NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Natural 1b 3 1st Sciences Course SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved 1c 3 1st Social Sciences Course HISTORY Select one GCC Local General 1d 3 3rd Education History Course HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one 1e SUNY Approved Humanities, The Arts, or 3 3rd Foreign Language Course 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG101 3 1st BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG102, ENG105, 1g 3 2nd ENG106, HUR101, SPE103, SPE108 or SPE109 1h LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Met by Mathematics 0 N/A HEALTH/PE/ATH Select any 3 HED/PED/ATH 1i 3 2nd credits PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS (See item 4b for 2 36 As Listed additional information) Computer Science CIS102 Introduction to 2a 3 1st Computers or CIS 116 Microcomputer applications 2b Career Concentration 1 3 2nd 2c Career Concentration 2 3 2nd 2d Career Concentration 3 3 3rd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2e Career Concentration 4 3 3rd 2f Career Concentration 5 3 4th 2g Career Concentration 6 3 4th 2h Career Concentration 7 3 4th 2i General Elective 1 3 2nd 2j General Elective 2 3 3rd 2k General Elective 3 3 4th 2l General Elective 4 3 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 60 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. NOTE: Career courses should be chosen based on individual educational goals. The plan can be intro- or interdisciplinary and should be approved by an Academic Dean. The number of courses required Prior to 4b 0 to complete career concentration and/or general Completion electives may vary based on credits earned per course. An approved individualized studies plan must accompany a major change form. Prior to 4c Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

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Individualized Studies (A.A.S.): Solar Electric Technician 455P: Individualized Studies A A S Degree Requirements Table SOLAR ELECTRIC TECHNICIAN CONCENTRATION Spring 2022 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 LOCAL GENERAL EDUCATION 24 As Listed REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one SUNY Approved 1a 3 1st Mathematics Course NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Natural 1b 3 1st Sciences Course SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved 1c 3 1st Social Sciences Course HISTORY Select one GCC Local General 1d 3 3rd Education History Course HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one 1e SUNY Approved Humanities, The Arts, or 3 3rd Foreign Language Course 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG101 3 1st BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG102, ENG105, 1g 3 2nd ENG106, HUR101, SPE103, SPE108 or SPE109 1h LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Met by Mathematics 0 N/A HEALTH/PE/ATH Select any 3 HED/PED/ATH 1i 3 2nd credits PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS (See item 4b for 2 36 As Listed additional information) Computer Science - CIS102 Introduction to 2a 3 2nd Computers or CIS 116 Microcomputer applications Career Concentration 1 - PVO 101 Intro to Solar 2b 4 1st Electric Career Concentration 2 - PVO 102 Solar Design & 2c 4 1st Installation Career Concentration 3 - PVO 103 Solar Codes & 2d 4 1st Standards Career Concentration 4 - PVO 104 Solar Business 2e 3 1st & Finance Career Concentration 5 - COE 214 Co-op or 2f 3 3rd Internship Experience

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER Career Concentration 6 - BUS 106 Business 2g 3 4th Communications 2h General Elective 1 - 3 2nd 2i General Elective 2 - 3 4th 2j General Elective 3 - 3 4th 2k General Elective 4 - 3 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 60 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. NOTE: Career courses should be chosen based on individual educational goals. The plan can be intro- or interdisciplinary and should be approved by an Academic Dean. The number of courses required Prior to 4b 0 to complete career concentration and/or general Completion electives may vary based on credits earned per course. An approved individualized studies plan must accompany a major change form. Prior to 4c Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

8100: Solar Electric Technician Requirements Table Spring 2022 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 27 As Listed 1a PVO 101 Intro to Solar Electric 4 1st

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1b PVO 102 Solar Design & Installation 4 1st 1c PVO 103 Solar Codes & Standards 4 1st 1d PVO 104 Solar Business and Finance 3 1st TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 2 15 CERTIFICATE Completion 2a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 3a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community

College. Prior to 3b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Mathematics (A.S.) (not accepting new students) Mathematics is an integral part of our technologically advanced society. It is also the basis for critical- thinking skills and nearly all of forms of analysis. A degree in math can be the foundation for a career in business, computing, teaching, engineering, government, law, medicine and many healthcare fields. Additionally, math is aligned with the study of physics, chemistry, biology, business, economics, computer science or the social sciences. 225: Liberal Arts and Sciences: Mathematics A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2021 to CURRENT - NOT ACCEPTING NEW STUDENTS ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER

GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) LOCAL 1 34 As Listed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT129 Statistics 3 4th NATURAL SCIENCE PHY 131 (Fall Only), BIO 115 or 1b 4 1st CHE 101 SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved Social 1c 3 1st Sciences Course HISTORY Select one GCC Local General Education 1d 3 3rd History Course HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e 3 4th Approved Humanities or SUNY Approved Arts Course

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG101 3 1st 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 3 2nd 1h BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE103, 108, or 109 3 1st LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE PHY 132 (Spring Only), BIO 1i 4 2nd 116 (Spring Only) or CHE 102 SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY 1j 3 3rd Approved Foreign Language Course (per Note 1) 1k HEALTH/PE/ATH Select any 2 HED/PED/ATH credits 2 3rd 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 28 As Listed 2a MAT141 Calculus I 4 1st 2b MAT142 Calculus II 4 2nd 2c MAT245 Calculus III (Fall Only) 4 3rd 2d MAT247 Discrete Math (Spring Only) 3 2nd 2e MAT255 Differential Equations (Spring Only) 4 4th 2f Restricted Elective CIS 125, 127 or 219 3 3rd 2g General Electives 6 4th Upon 3 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE DEGREE 62 Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 17 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 14 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 16 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all Prior to 4a 0 students are required to demonstrate proficiency in Completion reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College.

Note 1: Students having obtained an 85 or higher on the Informational 4b Regents B exam or an 85 or higher on a regional exam 0 aligned with the former regents at Checkpoint B have met Note the foreign language requirement and may select a

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER language or an additional 3 credit SUNY General Education Elective.

Science Sequence: One complete sequence must be Prior to 4c taken in PHY 131 and 132 or BIO 115 and 116 or CHE 0 Completion 101 and 102 Upon 4d GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

Natural Sciences (A.S.) Natural Sciences: Biology Concentration Have you always wondered about what makes living things work? Do you dream about making new discoveries to help cure diseases? Are you curious about the adaptations of different plants and animals? If you answer yes to any of these questions, a degree in biology might be a great career path for you.

226B: Liberal Arts and Science: Natural Sciences A S Degree Requirements Table BIOLOGY CONCENTRATION FALL 2019 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) LOCAL 1 34 As Listed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT129 Statistics (per Note 1) 3 3rd 1b NATURAL SCIENCE CHE101 General Chemistry 1 4 1st SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved Social 1c 3 4th Science Course HISTORY Select one: GEO 101, HIS 101, 102, 104, 105, 1d 3 4th 203, or 204 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e 3 3rd Approved Arts or Humanities Course 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG101 3 1st 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 3 2nd 1h BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE103, 108, or 109 3 3rd LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE CHE102 General 1i 4 2nd Chemistry 2

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY 1j 3 4th Approved Foreign Language Course (per Note 2) 1k HEALTH/PE/ATH Select any 2 HED/PED/ATH credits 2 2nd 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 30 As Listed 2a BIO115 General Biology 1 4 1st 2b MAT 140 Pre-calculus 4 1st 2c BIO116 General Biology 2 4 2nd 2d MAT 141 Calculus 1 4 2nd 2e CHE 201, PHY 121 or PHY 131 4 3rd 2f BIO 205 Genetics 4 3rd 2g CHE 202, PHY 122 or PHY 132 4 4th 2h General or Restricted Elective 2 4th Upon 3 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED 64 Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 17 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 17 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for Prior to 4a details), all students are required to demonstrate 0 Completion proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of interest in As 4b mind. For additional assistance with course selection, 0 Appropriate see the Transfer Coordinator in the Student Success Center.

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER Restricted Electives: BIO111, BIO115, BIO116, BIO152, BIO153, BIO201 or BIO206, BIO205, BIO211, CHE201, CHE202, CIS116, CIS125, CIS 127 CIS219, As 4c 0 EGR 100, EGR235, EGR236, MAT129, MAT 140, Appropriate MAT141, MAT142, MAT245, MAT247, MAT255, MAT 246, PHY121 or PHY131, PHY122 or PHY132, PHY133 Note 1: Course meets concentration and Local General Informational 4d 0 Education Plan Requirement Note Note 2: Students having obtained an 85 or higher on the Regents B exam or an 85 or higher on a regional exam aligned with the former regents at Checkpoint B have 4e 0 As Applicable met this requirement and may select a language or an additional 3-credit SUNY approved general education elective. Note 3: Students who select restricted electives with Informational 4f 0 higher credits may complete up to 35 program credits. Note Upon 4g Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Natural Sciences: Chemistry Concentration If you are a person intrigued by working in a laboratory, analyzing and testing materials, then a degree in chemistry might be a great career path for you. At Genesee Community College you can earn a Liberal Arts Associate of Natural Sciences degree with a concentration in Chemistry. Our A.S. degree will teach you the skills and techniques necessary to conduct laboratory work in private sector businesses, manufacturing facilities, hospitals and healthcare organizations, pharmaceutical firms, government agencies and much more. Successful completion of an A.S. degree will allow you to continue your studies as a third year student in any SUNY four-year school or transfer to a private university.

226C: Liberal Arts and Science: Natural Sciences A S Degree Requirements Table CHEMISTRY CONCENTRATION FALL 2019 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 LOCAL GENERAL EDUCATION 34 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT 141 Calculus 1 (per Note 1) 3 1st NATURAL SCIENCE CHE101 General Chemistry 1b 4 1st 1

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved 1c 3 4th Social Science Course HISTORY Select one: GEO 101, HIS 101, 102, 1d 3 4th 104, 105, 203, or 204 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one 1e 3 3rd SUNY Approved Arts or Humanities Course 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG101 3 1st 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 3 2nd 1h BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE103, 108, or 109 3 3rd LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE CHE102 General 1i 4 2nd Chemistry 2 SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY 1j Approved Foreign Language Course (per Note 3 3rd 2) HEALTH/PE/ATH Select any 2 HED/PED/ATH 1k 2 2nd credits 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 29 As Listed 2a MAT 142 Calculus 2 4 2nd 2b CHE 201 Organic Chemistry 1 4 3rd 2c CHE 202 Organic Chemistry 2 4 4th 2d PHY 131 Physics with Calculus 1 4 3rd 2e PHY 132 Physics with Calculus 2 4 4th 2f General or Restricted Elective 1 3 1st 2g General or Restricted Elective 2 3 2nd 2h General or Restricted Elective 3 3 4th Upon 3 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED 64 Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 14 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 16 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 17 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of As 4b interest in mind. For additional assistance with 0 Appropriate course selection, see the Transfer Coordinator in the Student Success Center. Restricted Electives: BIO111, BIO115, BIO116, BIO152, BIO153, BIO201 or BIO206, BIO205, BIO211, CHE201, CHE202, CIS116, CIS125, CIS As 4c 127 CIS219, EGR 100, EGR235, EGR236, 0 Appropriate MAT129, MAT 140, MAT141, MAT142, MAT245, MAT247, MAT255, MAT 246, PHY121 or PHY131, PHY122 or PHY132, PHY133 Note 1: Course meets concentration and Local Informational 4d 0 General Education Plan Requirement Note Note 2: Students having obtained an 85 or higher on the Regents B exam or an 85 or higher on a regional exam aligned with the former regents at As 4e 0 Checkpoint B have met this requirement and may Applicable select a language or an additional 3-credit SUNY approved general education elective. Note 3: Students who select restricted electives Informational 4f with higher credits may complete up to 35 program 0 Note credits. Upon 4g Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Natural Sciences: Environmental Biology Concentration Are you a person who loves the outdoors and thinks that the ideal career would involve exploring the natural world? Do you have a passion for conserving the planet’s natural resources and want to find solutions for environmental problems? An Associate of Science degree from Genesee Community

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College in Liberal Arts Natural Science with a concentration in Environmental Biology may be the right career path for you.

226E: Liberal Arts and Science: Natural Sciences A S Degree Requirements Table ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY CONCENTRATION FALL 2019 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) LOCAL 1 34 As Listed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT129 Statistics (per Note 1) 3 4th 1b NATURAL SCIENCE CHE101 General Chemistry 1 4 1st SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved Social 1c 3 4th Science Course HISTORY Select one: GEO 101, HIS 101, 102, 104, 1d 3 4th 105, 203, or 204 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e 3 4th Approved Arts or Humanities Course 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG101 3 1st 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 3 2nd 1h BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE103, 108, or 109 3 3rd LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE CHE102 General 1i 4 2nd Chemistry 2 SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY 1j 3 4th Approved Foreign Language Course (per Note 2) 1k HEALTH/PE/ATH Select any 2 HED/PED/ATH credits 2 2nd 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 29 As Listed 2a BIO115 General Biology 1 4 1st 2b MAT 140 Pre-calculus 4 1st 2c BIO116 General Biology 2 4 2nd 2d MAT 141 Calculus 1 4 2nd 2e CHE 201 Organic Chemistry 1 4 3rd 2f BIO 205 Genetics 4 3rd 2g BIO 111 Ecology 4 3rd 2h General or Restricted Elective 2 4th

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER Upon 3 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED 64 Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 17 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for Prior to 4a details), all students are required to demonstrate 0 Completion proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of As 4b interest in mind. For additional assistance with course 0 Appropriate selection, see the Transfer Coordinator in the Student Success Center. Restricted Electives: BIO111, BIO115, BIO116, BIO152, BIO153, BIO201 or BIO206, BIO205, BIO211, CHE201, CHE202, CIS116, CIS125, CIS 127 CIS219, As 4c 0 EGR 100, EGR235, EGR236, MAT129, MAT 140, Appropriate MAT141, MAT142, MAT245, MAT247, MAT255, MAT 246, PHY121 or PHY131, PHY122 or PHY132, PHY133 Note 1: Course meets concentration and Local General Informational 4d 0 Education Plan Requirement Note Note 2: Students having obtained an 85 or higher on the Regents B exam or an 85 or higher on a regional exam aligned with the former regents at Checkpoint B have As 4e 0 met this requirement and may select a language or an Applicable additional 3-credit SUNY approved general education elective. Note 3: Students who select restricted electives with Informational 4f 0 higher credits may complete up to 35 program credits. Note Upon 4g Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

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Natural Sciences: Physics Concentration Do you like to investigate how things work? Are you curious about space, energy, transportation, medicine, structural design, technology, climate and the environment, financial matters, sports or even gaming? Physics plays an integral role in nearly every major career path. With an Associate of Science degree from Genesee Community College in Liberal Arts Natural Science with a concentration in Physics you will have taken the first step toward any of these diverse career paths.

226P: Liberal Arts and Science: Natural Sciences A S Degree Requirements Table PHYSICS CONCENTRATION FALL 2019 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) LOCAL 1 33 As Listed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT 141 Calculus 1 (per Note 1) 4 1st 1b NATURAL SCIENCE CHE101 General Chemistry 1 4 1st SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved Social 1c 3 4th Science Course HISTORY Select one: GEO 101, HIS 101, 102, 104, 105, 1d 3 4th 203, or 204 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e 3 3rd Approved Arts or Humanities Course 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG101 3 1st 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 3 2nd 1h BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE103, 108, or 109 3 3rd LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE CHE102 General 1i 4 2nd Chemistry 2 SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY 1j 3 4th Approved Foreign Language Course (per Note 2) 1k HEALTH/PE/ATH Waived for Physics Concentration 0 N/A 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 31 As Listed 2a PHY 131 Physics with Calculus 1 4 1st 2b PHY 132 Physics with Calculus 2 4 2nd 2c PHY 133 Physics with Calculus 3 4 3rd 2d MAT 142 Calculus 2 4 2nd 2e MAT 245 Calculus 3 4 3rd 2f CIS 127 Computing in Math, Science and Engineering 4 3rd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2g MAT 246 Linear Algebra 4 4th 2h MAT 255 Differential Equations 3 4th Upon 3 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED 64 Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 17 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for Prior to 4a details), all students are required to demonstrate 0 Completion proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of interest in As 4b mind. For additional assistance with course selection, 0 Appropriate see the Transfer Coordinator in the Student Success Center. Restricted Electives: BIO111, BIO115, BIO116, BIO152, BIO153, BIO201 or BIO206, BIO205, BIO211, CHE201, CHE202, CIS116, CIS125, CIS 127 CIS219, As 4c 0 EGR 100, EGR235, EGR236, MAT129, MAT 140, Appropriate MAT141, MAT142, MAT245, MAT247, MAT255, MAT 246, PHY121 or PHY131, PHY122 or PHY132, PHY133 Note 1: Course meets concentration and Local General Informational 4d 0 Education Plan Requirement Note Note 2: Students having obtained an 85 or higher on the Regents B exam or an 85 or higher on a regional exam aligned with the former regents at Checkpoint B have As 4e 0 met this requirement and may select a language or an Applicable additional 3-credit SUNY approved general education elective. Note 3: Students who select restricted electives with Informational 4f 0 higher credits may complete up to 35 program credits. Note

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER Upon 4g Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Natural Sciences: Flexible STEM Concentration Do you already have a career in mind? Perhaps you know what bachelor’s or master’s degree(s) you intend to pursue. And, maybe you even have your four-year college or university mapped out. With GCC’s Liberal Arts Natural Science: Flexible STEM Concentration A.S. Degree, we will help you create the academic pathway that suits your unique interests and transfer plans.

226I: Liberal Arts and Science: Natural Sciences A S Degree Requirements Table FLEXIBLE STEM CONCENTRATION FALL 2019 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) LOCAL 1 35 As Listed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT 140, 141 or 142 (per Note 1) 4 1st 1b NATURAL SCIENCE CHE101 General Chemistry 1 4 1st SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved Social 1c 3 4th Science Course HISTORY Select one: GEO 101, HIS 101, 102, 104, 105, 1d 3 4th 203, or 204 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one SUNY 1e 3 3rd Approved Arts or Humanities Course 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG101 3 1st 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 3 2nd 1h BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE103, 108, or 109 3 3rd LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE CHE102 General 1i 4 2nd Chemistry 2 SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY 1j 3 3rd Approved Foreign Language Course (per Note 2) 1k HEALTH/PE/ATH Select any 2 HED/PED/ATH credits 2 2nd 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 29 As Listed 2a PHY 121, PHY 131, BIO 115, or CHE 201 4 1st 2b PHY 122, PHY 132, BIO 116, or CHE 202 4 2nd 2c Restricted Elective 1 4 3rd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2d Restricted Elective 2 4 3rd 2e Restricted Elective 3 4 4th 2f Restricted Elective 4 3 4th 2g General Elective 1 3 2nd 2h General Elective 2 3 4th Upon 3 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED 64 Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 16 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 17 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 16 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for Prior to 4a details), all students are required to demonstrate 0 Completion proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of interest in As 4b mind. For additional assistance with course selection, 0 Appropriate see the Transfer Coordinator in the Student Success Center. Restricted Electives: BIO111, BIO115, BIO116, BIO152, BIO153, BIO201 or BIO206, BIO205, BIO211, CHE201, CHE202, CIS116, CIS125, CIS 127 CIS219, As 4c 0 EGR 100, EGR235, EGR236, MAT129, MAT 140, Appropriate MAT141, MAT142, MAT245, MAT247, MAT255, MAT 246, PHY121 or PHY131, PHY122 or PHY132, PHY133 Note 1: Course meets concentration and Local General Informational 4d 0 Education Plan Requirement Note

Note 2: Students having obtained an 85 or higher on the As 4e Regents B exam or an 85 or higher on a regional exam 0 aligned with the former regents at Checkpoint B have Applicable met this requirement and may select a language or an

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER additional 3-credit SUNY approved general education elective.

Note 3: Students who select restricted electives with Informational 4f 0 higher credits may complete up to 35 program credits. Note Upon 4g Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Office Technology and Support Medical Administrative Assistant (A.A.S.) The Medical Administrative Assistant Program will prepare you with the necessary skills to enter the medical workforce in doctor's offices, hospitals, and other facilities. 720: Medical Administrative Assistant A A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2019 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 LOCAL GENERAL EDUCATION 22 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS Proficiency met 0 N/A 1b NATURAL SCIENCE BIO 102 Human Biology 3 2nd SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved 1c 3 1st Social Sciences Course HISTORY Select one GCC Local General 1d 3 4th Education History Course HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one 1e SUNY Approved Humanities, The Arts, or 3 4th Foreign Language Course (Per Note 1) BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102, ENG 105, 1g ENG 106, SPE 103, SPE 108, SPE 109, or HUR 3 2nd 101

LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Select one SUNY 1h 3 3rd Approved Liberal Arts and Science Elective.

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 1 credit from any HED, 1i 1 1st PED or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 42 As Listed ACC 101 Introduction to Financial Accounting or 2a 3 3rd ACC 106 Basic Accounting Practices 2b OFT 116 Medical Terminology 3 1st 2c BUS 106 Business Communications 3 3rd 2d BUS 214 Organizational Behavior 3 3rd 2e CIS 116 Microcomputer Applications 3 2nd 2f OFT 150 Introduction to Health Insurance 3 1st 2g OFT 101 Keyboarding 3 1st 2h OFT 102 Intermediate Keyboarding 3 2nd 2i OFT 210 Medical Transcription (Spring Only) 3 4th 2j OFT 155 Medical Coding 1 3 2nd 2k OFT 135 Medical Forms and Billing 3 3rd 2l OFT 244 Medical Office Systems (Spring Only) 3 4th 2m OFT 255 Medical Coding 2 3 3rd 2n BUS 217 Co-op Education 3 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 64 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 16 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 18 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 15 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College.

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER Note 1: Students having obtained an 85 or higher on the Regents B exam or an 85 or higher on a regional exam aligned with the former regents at As 4b Checkpoint B have met the Language requirement 0 and may select a Language requirement and may Appropriate select a language or an additional 3 credit SUNY General Education Elective. Prior to 4c Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Medical Office Assistant Certificate (CERT) The Medical Office Assistant Program will prepare you with the necessary skills to enter the medical workforce in doctor's offices, hospitals, and other facilities. 927: Medical Office Assistant Certificate Requirements Table FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 30 As Listed 1a OFT101 Keyboarding 3 1st 1b OFT102 Intermediate Keyboarding 3 2nd 1c OFT150 Introduction to Health Insurance 3 1st 1d OFT116 Medical Terminology 3 1st 1e OFT135 Medical Forms & Billing 3 1st 1f OFT210 Medical Transcription 3 2nd 1g OFT244 Medical Office Systems 3 2nd 1h BIO102 Human Biology 3 1st 1i BUS217 Cooperative Education 3 2nd 1j CIS116 Microcomputer Applications 3 2nd TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 2 30 CERTIFICATE Completion 2a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 2b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 3 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 3a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 3b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Science and Technology Biotechnology (A.S.) (not accepting new students) These are exciting times for careers in Biotechnology, where biology and state-of-the-art technology are converging to address and solve some of today’s most urgent health and scientific issues. Amazing discoveries, inventive new products and dynamic new applications occur every day, making biotechnology an unprecedented opportunity. 230: Biotechnology A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2021 to CURRENT- NOT ACCEPTING NEW STUDENTS ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 LOCAL GENERAL EDUCATION 29 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT129 Statistics 3 3rd 1b NATURAL SCIENCE BIO115 General Biology 1 4 1st 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE General Education Waiver 0 N/A HISTORY Select one SUNY Approved Other 1d 3 1st World Civilizations Course 1e HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE PHI103 Ethics 3 4th 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG101 3 1st 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG102 or ENG105 3 2nd 1h BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE102, 108, or 109 3 4th LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Select any SUNY 1i approved American History or SUNY approved 3 3rd Western Civilization course.

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY 1j Approved Foreign Language Course. (per Note 3 4th 1) HEALTH/PE/ATH Select any 1 HED/PED/ATH 1k 1 3rd credit 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 35 As Listed 2a BIO117 Biotechnology 3 1st 2b CHE101 General Chemistry 1 4 1st 2c MAT141 Calculus I 4 2nd 2d BIO116 General Biology 2 4 2nd 2e CHE102 General Chemistry 2 4 2nd BIO205 Genetics or PHY121 or PHY 131 (PHY Fall 2f 4 3rd Only) (per Note 2) 2g CHE201 Organic Chemistry 1 (Fall Only) 4 3rd 2h BIO206 Microbiology 4 4th 2i CHE202 Organic Chemistry 2 (Spring Only) 4 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 64 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 17 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College.

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER Note 1: Students having obtained an 85 or higher on the Regents B exam or an 85 or higher on a regional exam aligned with the former regents at Informational 4b Checkpoint B have met the foreign language 0 requirement and may select a language or an Note additional 3 credit SUNY General Education Elective. Note 2: Check with transfer institution to determine Prior to 4c 0 their requirements. Completion Upon 4d GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

Computerized Drafting and Design (A.A.S., CERT) Drafting is a major communication medium among designers and engineers. Drafters prepare drawings to communicate ideas and instructions for others to follow in the fabrication of products and projects. 453: Computerized Drafting & Design A A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2020 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) LOCAL 1 24 As Listed GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS MAT121, MAT122, MAT136, MAT140, 1a 3 1st MAT141 or MAT142 NATURAL SCIENCE PHY121 College Physics 1 or 1b 4 3rd PHY122 College Physics 2 SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved Social 1c 3 4th Sciences Course HISTORY Select one: GEO101, HIS101, 102, 104, 105, 1d 3 4th 203, or 204 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one: PHO103 1e 3 4th or PHO118 BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG101 College 1f 3 1st Composition 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG106 Technical Writing 3 2nd LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Met by Mathematics 1h 0 N/A Requirement HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 1 credit from any HED, PED or 1i 1 2nd ATH option

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 1 credit from any HED, PED or 1j 1 4th ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 39 As Listed MAT 121, MAT 122, MAT 136, MAT 140, MAT 141 or 2a 3 2nd MAT 142 2b EGR101 Engineering Drawing 1 (Fall Only) 3 1st 2c EGR102 Engineering Drawing 2 (Spring Only) 3 2nd 2d EGR103 Architectural Drawing (Spring Only) 3 2nd 2e EGR105 Engineering Design Graphics 1 (Fall Only) 3 3rd 2f EGR108 Manufacturing Processes (Fall Only) 3 1st 2g EGR117 Engineering Blueprint Reading (Spring Only) 3 4th 2h EGR118 Computer Assisted Drafting1 (Fall Only) 3 1st 2i EGR119 Computer Assisted Drafting 2 (Spring Only) 3 2nd 2j EGR215 Commercial Building with REVIT (Spring Only) 3 4th 2k EGR220 3-D Solids and Modeling (Fall Only) 3 3rd COE214 Cooperative or Internship Experiences or 2l 3 3rd BUS217 Cooperative Education Restricted Elective: Select one from ART207, ART209, 2m ART210, any CHE, CIS (except 102), CSN, EGR, PHY, 3 3rd or MAT(except 108, 116 or 117) course. TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 63 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 16 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 16 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 16 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all Prior to 4a 0 students are required to demonstrate proficiency in Completion reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College.

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER Prior to 4b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

953: Computerized Drafting and Design Certificate Requirements Table FALL 2020 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 30 As Listed 1a MATHEMATICS MAT121 Technical Math 1 3 1st SOCIAL SCIENCE Select one: SUNY Approved 1b 3 1st Social Sciences Course 1c EGR101 Engineering Drawing 1 (Fall only) 3 1st 1d EGR102 Engineering Drawing 2 (Spring only) 3 2nd 1e EGR103 Architectural Drawing (Spring only) 3 2nd 1f EGR108 Manufacturing Processes (Fall only) 3 1st 1g EGR118 Computer Assisted Drafting 1 (Fall only) 3 1st EGR119 Computer Assisted Drafting 2 (Spring 1h 3 2nd only) EGR117 Engineering Blueprint Reading (Spring 1i 3 2nd only) COE214 Cooperative or Internship Experience or 1j 3 2nd BUS217 Cooperative Education TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 2 30 CERTIFICATE Completion 2a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 2b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 3a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College.

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER Note: All courses can be applied to an AAS Degree Upon 3b 0 in Drafting Completion Prior to 3c Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Engineering Science (A.S.) (not accepting new students) Engineers are problem solvers, organizers, communicators, calculators and designers. They are capable of clearly defining a problem and the constraints such as time or cost, and provide a simple solution. 530: Engineering Science A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2021 to CURRENT - NOT ACCEPTING NEW STUDENTS ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 25 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT 141 Calculus 1 (Per note 1) 4 1st NATURAL SCIENCE CHE 101 General Chemistry 1b 4 1st 1 SOCIAL SCIENCE Select One SUNY Approved 1c 3 4th Social Science Course HISTORY Select one: GEO 101, HIS 101, HIS 102, 1d HIS 104, HIS 105, HIS 203, HIS 204, HIS 224, HIS 3 4th 225 1e HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Waived 0 N/A BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 or ENG 1g 3 2nd 105 BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE 103 or SPE 108 1h 3 2nd or SPE 109 1i LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Waived 0 N/A 1j SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Waived 0 N/A HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 2 credits from any HED, 1k 2 2nd PED or ATH option 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 43 As Listed 2a PSY 131 General Physics 1 (Fall only) 4 1st 2b EGR 100 Introduction to Engineering 3 1st

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2c MAT 142 Calculus 2 4 2nd 2d PSY 132 General Physics 2 (Spring only) 4 2nd 2e MAT 245 Calculus 3 (Fall only) 4 3rd CIS 127 Computing in Math, Science, and 2f 3 3rd Engineering (Fall only) EGR 235 Engineering Mechanics 1: Statics (Fall 2g 3 3rd only) 2h EGR 245 Circuit Analysis (Fall only) 4 3rd Select one: CHE 102, CHE 201, CHE 202, PHY 2i 4 3rd 133, EGR 118 EGR 236 Engineering Mechanics 2: Dynamics 2j 3 4th (Spring only) 2k EGR 255 Mechanics of Solids (Spring only) 3 4th 2l MAT 255 Differential Equations (Spring only) 4 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 68 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 18 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 16 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 18 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 16 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Acceptance: To be accepted into the Engineering Prior to 4b Science program, a student must meet the 0 Acceptance prerequisites for MAT 141 Calculus 1. Note 1: This course meets both a Local General Upon 4c Education requirement and a program specific 0 Completion requirement.

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER Upon 4d GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

Food Processing Technology (A.A.S.) (not accepting new students) Western New York has long history and significant foothold in food processing industry with hundreds of food processing operations located from Buffalo to Binghamton. New food manufacturers have made Genesee County their home further empowering the region’s robust food processing profession. GCC’s Food Processing Technology (FPT) Associate in Applied Science degree will allow you to take advantage of this growing industry and be prepared for the new jobs being created every year throughout the region. 580: Food Processing Technology AAS Degree Requirements Table FALL 2021 to CURRENT - NO LONGER ACCEPTING NEW STUDENTS ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 LOCAL GENERAL EDUCATION 23 As Listed REQUIREMENTS 1a MATHEMATICS MAT129 Statistics 3 2nd 1b NATURAL SCIENCE PHY100 How Things Work 3 3rd 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE ECO101 Microeconomics 3 4th HISTORY Select one GCC Local General 1d 3 4th Education History Course HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one 1e SUNY Approved Humanities, The Arts, or 3 4th Foreign Language Course BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 or ENG106 3 2nd LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Met by MAT 1h 0 N/A requirement HEALTH/PE/ATH - Select any 2 HED/PED/ATH 1i 2 3rd credits 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 37 As Listed 2a BIO104 or BIO115 3 1st 2b CHE100 or CHE101 3 1st 2c BIO108 Human Nutrition 3 3rd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER FPT101 Introduction to Food Processing 2d 3 1st Technology FPT102 Food Safety, Sanitation and Hazard 2e 3 2nd Analysis FPT201 Unit Operations in Food and Dairy 2f 3 3rd Processing 2g FPT205 Analytical Methods and Labeling of Food 4 4th CIS102 Intro to Computers or CIS116 2h 3 2nd Microcomputer Applications 2i BUS101 Principles of Business 3 1st 2j BUS214 Organizational Behavior 3 3rd 2k BUS217 Business Internship 3 4th Restricted Elective Select any BLM, BUS or ACC 2l 3 2nd option TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 60 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 14 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 16 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. NOTE: Students may complete up to 62 total Upon 4b 0 credits if they select BIO115 and/or CHE100. Completion Prior to 4c Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

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Teaching and Education Teaching Assistant (A.A.S., CERT) Higher expectations at both the state and national levels have resulted in more rigorous certification requirements for teaching assistants. The four levels of paraprofessional licensure encourage development of a career path and continuation of postsecondary education. 470: Teaching Assistant A A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2018 to CURRENT ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 21 As Listed REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS (met by Lib Arts & Science Elective or 1a 0 N/A not required) NATURAL SCIENCE (met by Lib Arts & Sci Elective or 1b 0 N/A Waiver) 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE PSY101 General Psychology 3 1st HISTORY Must select one: HIS 101, 102, 104, 105, 203, 1d 3 1st or 204 HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE LIT203 Children's 1e 3 2nd Literature BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 College 1f 3 1st Composition BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG102 Composition in the 1g Natural and Social Sciences or ENG105 Composition in 3 2nd the Humanities LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Must select one: SUNY 1h 3 3rd Approved Mathematics or Natural Science Course HEALTH/PE/ATH HED204 Introduction to Healthful 1i 3 1st Living

2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 39 As Listed 2a ASL101 American Sign Language 1 3 3rd 2b CIS102 Introduction to Computers 3 2nd 2c EDF100 Introduction to Education 3 1st 2d EDF212 Co-operative Education 1 4th 2e HUS101 Introduction to Human Services 3 4th 2f EDF250 Introduction to Developmental Disabilities 3 2nd 2g PED177 Adaptive Physical Education (Fall Only) 2 3rd

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2h PSY210 Child Development 3 2nd 2i GEO101 World Regional Geography 3 4th Concentration Elective 1 (EDF 105 required for Generalist 2j 3 3rd Concentration) 2k Concentration Elective 2 3 3rd 2l Concentration Elective 3 3 4th 2m Concentration Elective 4 3 4th 2n Concentration Elective 5 3 4th Identifying and Reporting Suspected Child Abuse 2o 0 1st Seminar Upon 3 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE DEGREE 60 Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 14 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 16 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for Prior to 4a details), all students are required to demonstrate 0 Completion proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Concentration Elective Options All students must choose an Area of Concentration from the options listed. Electives for this program should be selected within the intended area of Concentration. Developmental Disabilities select from: EDF105, 4b HED205, HUR101, HUS104, HUS106, HUS251, PSY202 0 As Selected or PSY211. For Learning Strategies and Technologies select from: ASL102, CIS116, CIS120, EDF105, HUS106, MAT116 or MAT117. For Generalist select from: EDF105(REQUIRED), ASL102, CIS116, CIS120, HED205, HUR101, HUS104,

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER HUS106, HUS251, MAT116, MAT117, PSY202 or PSY211.

ADVISEMENT REQUIREMENT Advisement is Prior to 4c mandatory prior to registration for the first 30 hours of 0 registration study. Certificate Completion Candidates completing the first 30 credit hours, as listed above, meet the requirements As 4d 0 for the Genesee Community College Teaching Assistant Applicable Certificate. Certification Eligibility Candidates completing the first 18 credit hours meet the necessary semester hours of collegiate study for the New York State Level II or III Teaching Assistant Certificate and/or New York State Pre-Professional Teaching Assistant Certificate provided As 4e they matriculate into a program registered as leading to 0 Applicable teacher certification. All candidates applying for a Level I, II, III, or Pre- Professional Teaching Assistant Certificate must achieve a qualifying score on the New York State Assessment of Teaching Assistant Skills Test (NYSATAS). Prior to 4f Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

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1 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 30 As Listed 1a HED 204 Intro to Healthful Living 3 Summer Select one: SUNY Approved History or The Arts 1b 3 Summer Course Identifying & Reporting Suspected Child Abuse 1c 0 Summer Seminar (per note)

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 1d ENG 101 College Composition 3 1st 1e EDF 100 Introduction to Education 3 1st 1f PSY 101 General Psychology 3 1st 1g EDF 250 Introduction to Exceptionalities 3 1st ENG 102 or 105 Composition in the Natural and 1h 3 2nd Social Sciences or Humanities PSY 210 Child Development or PSY 211 Adolescent 1i 3 2nd Development 1j LIT 203 Children's Literature 3 2nd Select one: CIS, AST, BIO, CHE, PHY, or MAT 1k 3 2nd option TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 2 30 CERTIFICATE Completion 2a Summer Total Credits 6 Summer 2b Semester 1 Total Credits 12 1st 2c Semester 2 Total Credits 12 2nd 3 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Prior to 3a Proficiency Guide for details), all students are 0 Completion required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Prior to 3b Minimum QPI: 2.00 0 Completion

Teacher Education Transfer (A.S.) The Teacher Education Transfer program will prepare you to transfer to an upper division college in the field of education. A vital aspect of this program will be your guided observational experience giving you exposure to actual public and private classrooms. 425: Teacher Education A S Degree Requirements Table FALL 2018 to CURRENT

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER GCC CORE (LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES) 1 LOCAL GENERAL EDUCATION 32 As Listed REQUIREMENTS MATHEMATICS Select one SUNY Approved 1a 3 3rd Mathematics course (per Note 1) NATURAL SCIENCE Select one SUNY Approved 1b 3 1st Natural Science course 1c SOCIAL SCIENCE PSY 101 General Psychology 3 1st HISTORY HIS 203 US History I or HIS 204 US 1d 3 1st History 2 (per Note 2) HUMANITIES, ARTS, LANGUAGE Select one 1e 3 4th SUNY Approved Humanities course 1f BASIC COMMUNICATION 1 ENG 101 3 1st 1g BASIC COMMUNICATION 2 ENG 102 or 105 3 2nd BASIC COMMUNICATION 3 SPE 103 or SPE 108 1h 3 2nd or SPE 109 or HUR 101 LIB ARTS & SCI ELECTIVE Select one SUNY 1i 3 2nd Approved Western Civilizations Course SUNY GEN ED SELECTION Select one SUNY 1j 3 3rd Approved World Civilizations course HEALTH/PE/ATH Select 2 credits from any HED, 1k PED, ATH option (HED 204 recommended 3 2 4th credits) 2 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 30 As Listed

2a Select one SUNY Approved Arts course 3 2nd 2b EDF 201 Educational Foundations 1 3 3rd 2c EDF 202 Educational Foundations 2 3 4th PSY 210 or PSY 211 (Early Childhood/Childhood: 2d PSY 210 Required - Adolescent: PSY 211 3 3rd Required) Select one SUNY Approved Foreign Language 2e 3 1st course 1 Select one SUNY Approved Foreign Language 2f course 2 (Must be consecutive with selection for 3 2nd course 1)

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ITEM REQUIREMENT CREDITS SEMESTER 2g General Elective 1 3 3rd 2h General Elective 2 3 4th 2i General Elective 3 3 4th 2j General Elective 4 3 4th TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE Upon 3 62 DEGREE Completion 3a Semester 1 Total Credits 15 1st 3b Semester 2 Total Credits 15 2nd 3c Semester 3 Total Credits 15 3rd 3d Semester 4 Total Credits 17 4th 4 GENERAL CURRICULUM INFORMATION 0 N/A Proficiency Requirements: As outlined in Procedure 321- Placement and Proficiency Requirements (click to see GCC Placement and Proficiency Guide for details), all students are Prior to 4a 0 required to demonstrate proficiency in reading, Completion math, and writing skills prior to earning a college degree or certificate from Genesee Community College. Note 1: MAT 117 Recommended for Early Informational 4b Childhood and Adolescent Education with 0 Note prerequisite of MAT 116 as General Elective Note 2: Students having obtained an 85 or higher Informational 4c on the US History Regents exam may select any 0 Note SUNY Approved American History course Electives: Electives for this program should be selected with the transfer institution and program of As 4d interest in mind. For additional assistance with 0 Appropriate course selection, see the Transfer coordinator in the Student Success Center. Upon 4e GPA of 2.0 Required for graduation 0 Completion

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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Abbreviation Subject Course offerings and descriptions are accurate FYE First Year Experience as of the time of this catalog’s production. For a GEO Geography full catalog description of any course visit HED Health Education www.genesee.edu/academics/catalog/dspSubjec HIS History tList/ HON Honors HUM Humanities Course Abbreviations HUR Human Relations Abbreviation Subject HUS Human Services ACC Accounting JOU Journalism AGR Agriculture LIT Literature ANT Anthropology MAT Mathematics ART Art MET Meteorology ASL American Sign Language MSC Military Science AST Astronomy MSP Math/Science Preparatory ATH PE Competitive Fundamentals MUS Music BIO Biology NUR Nursing Business Logistics OFT Office Technology/Secretarial BLM Management PED Physical Education BUS Business Administration PHI Philosophy CEP Career Educational Planning PHM Pharmacology CES College Skills PHO Photography CHE Chemistry PHY Physics CIN Cinema PLG Paralegal CIS Computer Information Systems POR Portuguese COE Cooperative Education POS Political Science Communications and Media PSY Psychology COM Arts PTA Physical Therapist Assistant CPS Creative Problem Solving RCP Respiratory Care CRJ Criminal Justice REA Reading Computer Sys & Network CSN RET Retail Business Management Technology SCI Science DAN Dance SER Service Learning ECO Economics SOC Sociology EDF Education SPA Spanish EGR Engineering Science SPE Speech ENG English TEC Technical ESL English Second Language THE Theatre FBM Fashion Merchandising Mgmt THM Tourism & Hospitality Mgmt FPT Food Processing Technology VET Veterinary Technology FRE French

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Accounting converting a manual accounting system to a computerized system. Emphasizes the computer ACC101 – Introduction to Financial as a problem-solving tool in various accounting Accounting and financial situations. Spring only. 3 credits Prerequisites: CIS116 and ACC102 or Catalog Description: The concepts, principles concurrent enrollment in ACC102 for students in and standards of financial accounting as they the Accounting certificate only with instructor apply to financial statements including the approval. statement of cash flows are developed from a user perspective. Generally Accepted ACC211 – Intermediate Accounting 1 Accounting Principles are applied to cash, 3 credits receivables, payables, inventory, long-term Catalog Description: In-depth study of Generally operational assets, long-term debt and equity. Accepted Accounting Principles. Topics include Prerequisite or corequisite: MAT 092 or the conceptual framework of accounting, completion of the Genesee Community College financial statements and related disclosures, math proficiency. accounting for cash, receivables and inventories, asset acquisition, cost allocation and asset ACC102 – Introduction to Managerial disposition. Fall only. Prerequisite: ACC102. Accounting 3 credits ACC212 – Intermediate Accounting 2 Catalog Description: The concepts and principles 3 credits of managerial accounting as they apply to Catalog Description: A continuation ACC211, financial statements including the statement of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. cash flows are developed from a user Topics include current liabilities and perspective. Topics include manufacturing contingencies, long-term liabilities and accounting, cost-volume-profit analysis, decision receivables, investments, contributed capital, making, cost accumulation and allocation, retained earnings, earnings per share, income budgeting, performance evaluation, responsibility recognition, income taxes, post-employment accounting, capital budgeting, cost accounting benefits, leases, statement of cash flows and systems and financial statement analysis. accounting for changes and errors. Spring only. Prerequisite: ACC101. Prerequisite: ACC211. ACC106 – Basic Accounting Practices ACC215 – Cost Accounting 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Survey aspects of financial Catalog Description: Studies managerial and managerial accounting with an emphasis on accounting in-depth from the preparer's analysis and interpretation of financial perspective. Topics include managerial decision statements and the application of key managerial support systems, elements of costs, job-order accounting tools for decision-making. Not open and process costing, just-in-time and flexible to students with credit in ACC101. Designed manufacturing systems, cost-volume-profit primarily for Office Technology, Tourism analysis, budgets and performance evaluation. Management, and Fashion Merchandising Spring only. Prerequisite: ACC102. Management students. ACC217 – Introduction to Income Tax ACC201 – Computer Applications in 3 credits Accounting Catalog Description: Survey of current Federal 3 credits Income Tax law and practice in the preparation Catalog Description: Develops skills using of tax returns for the individual taxpayer. Topics currently popular accounting software, include determination of gross income,

197 198 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) deductions, exemptions, income from trade or and contrasts with the art of later periods. business, retirement plans, credits and special Introduces the distinctive features of the art taxes, accounting periods and methods, produced by western civilization and relates its depreciation, gains and losses, withholding, development to that of other regions. estimated tax, payroll taxes, tax administration ART104 – Western Art History 2 and tax planning. Fall only. Prerequisite: 3 credits ACC101 or concurrent enrollment in ACC101 for Catalog Description: Surveys history of western students in the Accounting certificate only with art from CE 1500 to present, and compares and instructor approval. contrasts with the art of earlier periods. Anthropology Introduces the distinctive features of art produced by western civilization and relates its ANT102 – Cultural Anthropology development to that of other regions. 3 credits Catalog Description: Examines different levels of ART105 – Two-Dimensional Design technological complexity of selected cultures and 3 credits analyzes topics common to all societies such as Catalog Description: Introduces the elements religion, kinship, marriage, child-rearing and principles of design and art concepts. practices, social structure, ecological Focuses on creative problem solving, critical relationships, linguistics, and other areas. analysis of visual imagery, and utilizing visual arts as a form of expression. Two class hours, ANT118 – Forensic Anthropology two studio hours. 3 credits Catalog Description: Examines human skeletal ART107 – Typography and Layout remains in the context of medicolegal issues. 3 credits Analyzes the scientific evidence of skeletal or Catalog Description: Introduces the basics of badly decomposed remains in order to establish using type in the graphic arts. Students clarify circumstances of death and identification of the and enhance visual messages through the use decedent by estimating age, gender, racial of type and visual placement (layout) of affinity, stature, pathologic conditions, and information. Two class hours, two studio hours. traumatic injury. Introduces human osteology, Prerequisites: ART105 and ART209. and presents methods and techniques used in ART110 – Drawing 1 forensic anthropology. Discusses case reports, 3 credits contexts in which remains are found, and Catalog Description: Introduces beginning methods of recovery. drawing skills. Focuses on observational drawing Art and the development of an artistic imagination. Students must supply their own materials. Two ART102 – Fashion Trends and Design class hours, two studio hours. 3 credits Catalog Description: This course is an ART111 – Drawing 2 introduction to fashion design. Students will use 3 credits fashion, history, design and materials in learning Catalog Description: Explores advanced drawing about the world of fashion. Fall only. Students techniques and the creative process. Focuses on may receive credit only once for this listing. developing large drawings in a variety of mixed- media materials. Two class hours, two studio ART103 – Western Art History 1 hours. Students must provide their own supplies. 3 credits Prerequisite: ART110. Catalog Description: Surveys history of western art from prehistory to CE 1500, and compares

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ART114 – Painting 1 including pottery, ceramic sculpture, jewelry, and 3 credits metal arts. Includes individualized instruction Catalog Description: Introduces acrylic painting within an open studio environment. Two class techniques. Focuses on the use of color theory, hours, two studio hours. design fundamentals and painting styles. Two ART126 – Craft Fundamentals 2: Advanced class hours, two studio hours. 3 credits ART115 – Painting 2 Catalog Description: Offers intensive work in 3 credits three-dimensional material. Includes history, Catalog Description: Explores advanced acrylic concepts, theory, and problems in various painting techniques. Focuses on developing new media. Open studio with individualized skills in painting, experimenting with mixed- instruction. Two class hours, two studio hours. media approaches and creative concepts. Prerequisite: ART125. Students must provide their own supplies. Two ART127 – 3-D Design class hours, two studio hours. Prerequisite: 3 credits ART114. Catalog Description: Teaches students the ART123 – Ceramics 1 mastery of 3-Dimensional materials. Introduces 3 credits design, techniques, methods and tools of Catalog Description: Utilizes various methods of sculpture. Encourages creativity, craftsmanship hand building in clay and focuses on vessel and development of personal ideas through a traditions and ceramic sculpture. Teaches variety of problem solving assignments. Reading students the mastery of clay materials. material, demonstrations, critiques and lectures Encourages creativity, craftsmanship and with an overview of 3-Dimensional history development of personal ideas through a variety supplement studio work. Two class hours, two of problem solving assignments. Reading studio hours. Students must provide their own material, demonstrations, critiques and lectures supplies. with an overview of historical ceramics ART207 – Graphic Design Applications supplement studio work. Lecture: 2 hours Studio: 3 credits 2 hours Catalog Description: In-depth study of graphic ART124 – Ceramics 2 design software including paint and vector-based 3 credits programs. Tutorials guide students through Catalog Description: Utilizes the potter's wheel detailed exploration of layout, paint, and draw and hand building skills to create functional and programs. Two class hours, two studio hours. sculptural ceramics. Emphasizes excelled Prerequisites: ART105 and ART209. mastery of clay materials including form, ART209 – Computer Graphics proportion, design, craftsmanship and personal 3 credits expression. Instruction of making glazes, loading Catalog Description: Introduces the computer as and firing kilns. Reading material, image-making tool. Includes image development, demonstrations, critiques and lectures on dimensioning, modifying, storage, and system ceramic history supplement studio work. Two management. Two class hours, two lab hours. class hours, two studio hours. Prerequisite: ART 123. ART210 – Computer Graphics 2 3 credits ART125 – Craft Fundamentals 1 Catalog Description: Focuses on the computer 3 credits as an image-making and image-retrieval tool. Catalog Description: Develops skills to work with Advanced study in image development, clay or metal crafts. Explores various media

199 200 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) dimensioning, modifying, storage, retrieval, and Catalog Description: Prepares the artist for system management. Builds skills in entrance into the career field by developing and presentation graphics using different graphic exploring career goals and opportunities and software. Two class hours, two lab hours. reviewing art resources. Assists students in Prerequisite: ART209. creating a comprehensive professional art portfolio and promotional materials as well as ART213 – Digital Art Internship developing skills in art presentation and museum 3 credits practices. Catalog Description: Educationally structured work experience in a selected digital art or ART225 – Fashion Illustration graphic art agency, under the supervision of 3 credits agency personnel and the instructor. Provides Catalog Description: An introduction to fashion opportunities to apply knowledge and skills to illustration and portfolio development. Students specific career application and objectives. A learn foundation skills to design on the human minimum of 150 hours required for completion. form; fashion figure proportions, garment/fabric Spring only. Prerequisites: ART107 and and garment details, color and basic rendering ART207, or permission of instructor. techniques, designer sketching and illustration and development of a garment collection. ART214 – Interdisciplinary Computer Art Students must provide their own supplies. Fall 3 credits only. Catalog Description: Integrates artistic pursuits (photography, drawing, painting, music, writing American Sign Language and/or video) into the digital realm. Students create animation, digital illustrations and photo ASL101 – American Sign Language 1 manipulations using the computer. Prerequisite: 3 credits ART209. Catalog Description: Develops basic communication skills in American Sign ART215 – Adv Studies-Digital Art Language. Emphasizes the learning of 3 credits grammatical structures and sign vocabulary in Catalog Description: This capstone project meaningful contexts (e.g., introducing oneself, course develops advanced skills in digital art discussing living situations, sharing about problem solving and analysis. Includes either family). Topics include making connections with print- or multimedia-based strategies. Deaf people, higher institutions for the Deaf, and Prerequisite: ART207. visual ways of living. ASL and Deaf culture are ART217 – Graphic Design Portfolio taught and learned using the immersion method. 3 credits Prerequisites: None. Catalog Description: Advances skills learned in ASL102 – American Sign Language 2 prior classes. Includes production of graphic 3 credits design projects that recreate industry- and client- Catalog Description: Strengthens beginner-level based standards. Emphasizes printing methods, receptive and expressive communication skills paper and ink selection, production acquired in American Sign Language 1. management, and cost control. Spring only. Supports the acquisition of new sign vocabulary Prerequisites: ART107 and ART207. and grammar in structured and meaningful ART221 – Museum and Portfolio dialogues using the immersion approach to ASL Fundamentals learning and Deaf cultural awareness. Topics 3 credits include cultural products, Deaf communities, and Deaf-related disciplines and careers. Prerequisites: ASL 101 or equivalent.

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Astronomy techniques and strategy for highly skilled, second-year participants in competitive women’s AST107 – Astronomy volleyball. One and one-half class hours. 3 credits Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. Catalog Description: A broad introduction to the history of astronomy; basic principles of physics; ATH205 – Competitive Men's Soccer origin of solar systems along with planets, Fundamentals I moons and other objects. Other topics are types 1 credits of stars, galaxies, characteristics of planets, their Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced moons, asteroids, comets and meteoroids. soccer skill development, competition techniques Telescopes are utilized to view the evening sky. and strategy for highly skilled, first-year Evening observations required. participants in competitive men’s soccer. One and one-half class hours. Prerequisite: PE Competitive Fundamentals Permission of instructor. ATH201 – Competitive Women's Volleyball ATH206 – Competitive Men's Soccer Fundamentals I Fundamentals II 1 credits 1 credits Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced Catalog Description: Introduces plans and volleyball skill development, competition strategies for success and optimal experience for techniques and strategy for highly skilled, first- the first-year player in intercollegiate athletics year participants in competitive women’s specific to the sport of men’s soccer. One and volleyball. One and one-half class hours. one-half class hours. Prerequisite: Permission of Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. the instructor. ATH202 – Competitive Women's Volleyball ATH207 – Competitive Men’s Soccer Fundamentals II Fundamentals III 1 credits 1 credits Catalog Description: Introduces plans and Catalog Description: Focuses on leadership strategies for success and optimal experience for skills for a second-year player in men’s soccer. the first-year player in intercollegiate athletics Provides students with the opportunity to analyze specific to the sport of women’s volleyball. One athletic and academic progress and plan for and one-half class hours. Prerequisite: career transfer. One and one-half class hours. Permission of the instructor. Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. ATH203 – Competitive Women’s Volleyball ATH208 – Competitive Men’s Soccer Fundamentals III Fundamentals IV 1 credits 1 credits Catalog Description: Focuses on leadership Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced skills for a second-year player in women’s soccer skill development, competition techniques volleyball. Provides students with the opportunity and strategy for highly skilled, second-year to analyze athletic and academic progress and participants in competitive men’s soccer. One plan for career transfer. One and one-half class and one-half class hours. Prerequisite: hours. Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. Permission of the instructor. ATH204 – Competitive Women’s Volleyball ATH209 – Competitive Women's Soccer Fundamentals IV Fundamentals I 1 credits 1 credits Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced volleyball skill development, competition

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Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced ATH214 – Competitive Men's Basketball soccer skill development, competition techniques Fundamentals II and strategy for highly skilled, first-year 1 credits participants in competitive women’s soccer. One Catalog Description: Introduces plans and and one-half class hours. Prerequisite: strategies for success and optimal experience for Permission of instructor. the first-year player in intercollegiate athletics specific to the sport of men’s basketball. One ATH210 – Competitive Women's Soccer and one-half class hours. Prerequisite: Fundamentals II Permission of the instructor. 1 credits Catalog Description: Introduces plans and ATH215 – Competitive Men’s Basketball strategies for success and optimal experience for Fundamentals III the first-year player in intercollegiate athletics 1 credits specific to the sport of women’s soccer. One and Catalog Description: Focuses on leadership one-half class hours. Prerequisite: Permission of skills for a second-year player in men’s the instructor. basketball. Provides students with the opportunity to analyze athletic and academic ATH211 – Competitive Women’s Soccer progress and plan for career transfer. One and Fundamentals III one-half class hours. Prerequisite: Permission of 1 credits the instructor. Catalog Description: Focuses on leadership skills for a second-year player in women’s ATH216 – Competitive Men’s Basketball soccer. Provides students with the opportunity to Fundamentals IV analyze athletic and academic progress and plan 1 credits for career transfer. One and one-half class Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced hours. Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. basketball skill development, competition techniques and strategy for highly skilled, ATH212 – Competitive Women’s Soccer second-year participants in competitive men’s Fundamentals IV basketball. One and one-half class hours. 1 credits Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced soccer skill development, competition techniques ATH217 – Competitive Women's Basketball and strategy for highly skilled, second-year Fundamentals I participants in competitive women’s soccer. One 1 credits and one-half class hours. Prerequisite: Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced Permission of the instructor. basketball skill development, competition techniques and strategy for highly skilled, first- ATH213 – Competitive Men's Basketball year participants in competitive women’s Fundamentals I basketball. One and one-half class hours. 1 credits Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced basketball skill development, competition ATH218 – Competitive Women's Basketball techniques and strategy for highly skilled, first- Fundamentals II year participants in competitive men’s basketball. 1 credits One and one-half class hours. Prerequisite: Catalog Description: Introduces plans and Permission of instructor. strategies for success and optimal experience for the first-year player in intercollegiate athletics specific to the sport of women’s basketball. One

202 203 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) and one-half class hours. Prerequisite: Provides students with the opportunity to analyze Permission of the instructor. athletic and academic progress and plan for career transfer. One and one-half class hours. ATH219 – Competitive Women’s Basketball Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. Fundamentals III 1 credits ATH224 – Competitive Swimming Catalog Description: Focuses on leadership Fundamentals IV skills for a second-year player in women’s 1 credits basketball. Provides students with the Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced opportunity to analyze athletic and academic swimming skill development, competition progress and plan for career transfer. One and techniques and strategy for highly skilled, one-half class hours. Prerequisite: Permission of second-year participants in competitive the instructor. swimming. One and one-half class hours. Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. ATH220 – Competitive Women’s Basketball Fundamentals IV ATH225 – Competitive Baseball 1 credits Fundamentals I Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced 1 credits basketball skill development, competition Catalog Description: Introduces plans and techniques and strategy for highly skilled, strategies for success and optimal experience for second-year participants in competitive women’s the first year player in intercollegiate athletics basketball. One and one-half class hours. specific to the sport of baseball. One and one- Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. half class hours. Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. ATH221 – Competitive Swimming Fundamentals I ATH226 – Competitive Baseball 1 credits Fundamentals II Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced 1 credits swimming skill development, competition Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced techniques and strategy for highly skilled, first- baseball skill development, competition year participants in competitive swimming. One techniques and strategy for highly skilled, first- and one-half class hours. Prerequisite: year participants in competitive baseball. One Permission of instructor. and one-half class hours. Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. ATH222 – Competitive Swimming Fundamentals II ATH227 – Competitive Baseball 1 credits Fundamentals III Catalog Description: Introduces plans and 1 credits strategies for success and optimal experience for Catalog Description: Focuses on leadership the first-year player in intercollegiate athletics skills for a second-year player in baseball. specific to the sport of swimming. One and one- Provides students with the opportunity to analyze half class hours. Prerequisite: Permission of the athletic and academic progress and plan for instructor. career transfer. One and one-half class hours. Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. ATH223 – Competitive Swimming Fundamentals III ATH228 – Competitive Baseball 1 credits Fundamentals IV Catalog Description: Focuses on leadership 1 credits skills for a second-year player in swimming.

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Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced ATH233 – Competitive Men’s Lacrosse baseball skill development, competition Fundamentals I techniques and strategy for highly skilled, 1 credits second-year participants in competitive men’s Catalog Description: Introduces plans and baseball. One and one-half class hours. strategies for success and optimal experience for Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. the first year player in intercollegiate athletics specific to the sport of men’s lacrosse. One and ATH229 – Competitive Softball Fundamentals one-half class hours. Prerequisite: Permission of I the instructor. 1 credits Catalog Description: Introduces plans and ATH234 – Competitive Men's Lacrosse strategies for success and optimal experience for Fundamentals II the first year player in intercollegiate athletics 1 credits specific to the sport of softball. One and one-half Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced class hours. Prerequisite: Permission of lacrosse skill development, competition instructor. techniques and strategy for highly skilled, first- year participants in competitive men’s lacrosse. ATH230 – Competitive Softball Fundamentals One and one-half class hours. Prerequisite: II Permission of the instructor. 1 credits Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced ATH235 – Competitive Men's Lacrosse softball skill development, competition Fundamentals III techniques and strategy for highly skilled, first- 1 credits year participants in competitive softball. One and Catalog Description: Focuses on leadership one-half hours. Prerequisite: Permission of skills for a second-year player in men’s lacrosse. instructor. Provides students with the opportunity to analyze athletic and academic progress and plan for ATH231 – Competitive Softball Fundamentals career transfer. One and one-half class hours. III Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. 1 credits Catalog Description: Focuses on leadership ATH236 – Competitive Men’s Lacrosse skills for a second-year player in softball. Fundamentals IV Provides students with the opportunity to analyze 1 credits athletic and academic progress and plan for Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced career transfer. One and one-half class hours. lacrosse skill development, competition Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. techniques and strategy for highly skilled, second-year participants in competitive men’s ATH232 – Competitive Softball Fundamentals lacrosse. One and one-half class hours. IV Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. 1 credits Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced ATH237 – Competitive Women's Lacrosse softball skill development, competition Fundamentals I techniques and strategy for highly skilled, 1 credits second-year participants in competitive women’s Catalog Description: Introduces plans and softball. One and one-half class hours. strategies for success and optimal experience for Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. the first year player in intercollegiate athletics specific to the sport of women’s lacrosse. One and one-half class hours. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.

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ATH238 – Competitive Women's Lacrosse Catalog Description: Catalog Description: Fundamentals II Focuses on leadership skills for a second-year 1 credits player in golf. Provides students with the Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced opportunity to analyze athletic and academic lacrosse skill development, competition progress and plan for career transfer. One and techniques and strategy for highly skilled, first- one-half class hours. Prerequisite: Permission of year participants in competitive women's the instructor. lacrosse. One and one-half hours. Prerequisite: ATH244 – Competitive Golf Fundamentals IV Permission of instructor. 1 credits ATH239 – Competitive Women’s Lacrosse Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced golf Fundamentals III skill development, competition techniques and 1 credits strategy for highly skilled, second-year Catalog Description: Focuses on leadership participants in competitive golf. One and one-half skills for a second-year player in women’s class hours. Prerequisite: Permission of the lacrosse. Provides students with the opportunity instructor. to analyze athletic and academic progress and plan for career transfer. One and one-half class Biology hours. Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. BIO100 – Principles of Biology 3 credits ATH240 – Competitive Women’s Lacrosse Catalog Description: Introduction to the basic Fundamentals IV 1 credits characteristics of life, organisms, their Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced interactions, and the scientific process. Improves lacrosse skill development, competition scientific thinking and increases science literacy. techniques and strategy for highly skilled, Explores five core concepts of biology: studying second-year participants in competitive women’s and using the scientific method, evolution, lacrosse. One and one-half class hours. ecology, genetics, and biodiversity. Two class Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. hours, two lab hours. (Not for credit in Math/Science curriculum or students with credit ATH241 – Competitive Golf Fundamentals I in restricted biology electives) Not open to 1 credits students with credit in BIO152, BIO153, BIO115, Catalog Description: Introduces plans and or BIO116. strategies for success and optimal experience for the first year player in intercollegiate athletics BIO102 – Human Biology specific to the sport of golf. One and one-half 3 credits class hours. Prerequisite: Permission of the Catalog Description: Surveys basic concepts of instructor. human anatomy and physiology, including the structure of cells, tissues, and organs and their ATH242 – Competitive Golf Fundamentals II normal physiological interactions. Laboratory 1 credits experiences reinforce important concepts. Two Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced golf class hours, two lab hours. (Not for credit in skill development, competition techniques and Math/Science curriculum or students with credit strategy for highly skilled, first-year participants in BIO 150, 152, or 153). in competitive golf. One and one-half class hours. Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. BIO103 – Introduction to Microbiology 3 credits ATH243 – Competitive Golf Fundamentals III Catalog Description: Introduces the science of 1 credits microbiology including animal and/or foodborne

205 206 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) microorganisms. Lectures explore the biology of Catalog Description: Overview of the broad microorganisms including but not limited to discipline of ecology, and introduces biological bacteria, viruses, fungi, prions and/or foodborne and physical components of the environment microorganisms. Topics include microbial and the interactions between the two. Topics identification and control. Laboratory include basic ecology, meteorology, hydrology, experiences include performance of common environmental degradation, and resource procedures and tests used in microbiology. management. Fall only. Three class hours, three Lecture two hours; Lab two hours. Prerequisite: lab hours. Prerequisite: BIO 104 with a grade of Completion of the Genesee Community College ‘C’ or higher or high school Regents chemistry or Math proficiency or concurrent enrollment in Regents biology with a Regents exam grade of MAT 092 or MAT 108. 70 or higher. Must meet the Genesee Community College reading proficiency. BIO104 – Fundamentals of Cell Biology 3 credits BIO115 – General Biology 1 Catalog Description: Introduces basic chemistry, 4 credits the structure, function, and biochemistry of cells, Catalog Description: Examines the structure and and the scientific method. Laboratory exercises functioning of cells, including origin, physiology, develop skills including use of binocular biochemistry, respiration, photosynthesis, microscopes and measuring. This is a reproduction, and genetics. Laboratory exercises preparatory course, for students with little or no reinforce the lectures, which include using recent experience in biology and chemistry, who microscopes and measurement techniques. plan on taking additional biology courses. Two General Biology 1 and 2 are recommended to class hours, two lab hours. Prerequisite: students transferring into pre-medicine or any life Completion of the Genesee Community College science program. General Biology I and II are reading requirement and completion of the not sequential. Either may be taken first. Genesee Community College math requirement Prerequisites: High school Regents biology or concurrent enrollment in MAT 108 or MAT completed with a 75 or higher or permission of 092. Students planning to enroll in Physical the instructor. Completion of the Genesee Therapist Assistant or a Math or Natural Science Community College reading and math program should choose MAT092. Not open to proficiencies. students with credit in BIO 115, BIO 152 or BIO116 – General Biology 2 higher. (Not for credit in Math/Science 4 credits curriculum) Catalog Description: Introduces evolutionary BIO108 – Human Nutrition theory and the diversity of living things. Students 3 credits will explore the scientific evidence for evolution Catalog Description: Overview of basic concepts and processes by which new species emerge. of diet and nutrition. Topics include elementary Special emphasis will be placed on the genetic, anatomy and physiology of the digestive system, molecular, anatomical, and physiological introductory food chemistry, weight control, and characteristics that define and are used to the role of diet in health. Lab exercises analyze classify plant and animal species. General some popular foods for simple nutrients. Biology 1 and 2 are recommended to students Students analyze popular diets for nutritional transferring to any of the life sciences programs. completeness. Two class hours, two lab hours. (General Biology 1 and 2 are not sequential. (Not for credit in Math/Science curriculum). Either may be taken first.). Prerequisites: High School Regents Biology completed with a 75 or BIO111 – Ecology higher or permission of instructor. Completion of 4 credits

206 207 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) the Genesee Community College reading and with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. Corequisites: math proficiencies. BIOLB4, VET 124, VET 223 and VET LB3. BIO117 – Introduction to Biotechnology BIO150 – Survey of Human Anatomy and 3 credits Physiology Catalog Description: A survey course in the field 4 credits of biotechnology. Topics include current career Catalog Description: A one semester survey of opportunities; biotechnology research; industry the anatomy and physiology of the human body. development and regulation; microbial, plant and The course studies basic anatomical animal biotechnology practices; biotechnology's terminology, body organization, cellular activities role in modern medicine, agriculture and DNA and histology. Emphasis is on structure and profiling; bioethics and the impact of function and the role negative feedback and biotechnology on society. Includes an homeostasis play in the human body. Body introduction to documentation (notebooks), systems studied include cardiovascular, skeletal, Standard Operating Procedure (SOP), Quality muscular, endocrine, reproductive, nervous and Assurance (QA), current Good Laboratory respiratory. Laboratory study includes Practices (cGLP) and Federal Drug microscope work, model study, organ dissection, Administration (FDA) Regulations. and exercises designed to illustrate normal form and function. This course is primarily for students BIO123 – Animal Anatomy & Physiology 1 interested in physical education studies, fitness 3 credits and recreation management, polysomnography, Catalog Description: Introduces the student to and students that may need a four credit science the structure and function of the bodies of course for transfer. domestic animals with emphasis on the skeletal, muscular, nervous, integumentary, endocrine, BIO152 – Anatomy & Physiology 1 and sensory systems. Medical terminology will 4 credits be studied throughout the course. Homeostasis Catalog Description: The first course of a 2- will be discussed including the role of control semester comprehensive study of the anatomy systems such as negative feedback and the and physiology of the human body. The course relation of form to function. Prerequisite: focuses on the integumentary skeletal, muscular Acceptance into the Veterinary Technology and nervous systems. Studies body program. Corequisites: VET 100, VET 101, and organization, anatomical terminology, and BIOLB3. foundations of histology. Emphasis is on form and function, and the role that negative feedback BIO124 – Animal Anatomy & Physiology 2 and homeostasis play in the control of the 3 credits human body. The course is designed using Catalog Description: Continue the study of Human Anatomy and Physiology Society (HAPS) anatomy and physiology of domestic animals Learning outcomes. Laboratory study includes with investigation of the cardiovascular, microscope work, organ and animal dissection, respiratory, digestive, lymphatic and immune, and exercises designed to illustrate normal urinary, and reproductive systems. Includes an anatomy and physiology. Pre-requisite: overview of avian, reptilian and amphibian Successful completion of the Genesee anatomy. Emphasis will be placed on the Community College Math and Reading structure and function of the tissues of each proficiencies and BIO 104 or BIO 115 completed system along with the differences in the system with a grade of “C” or better within the last five between the species examined. Prerequisites: years, or acceptance into a health care career VET 100, VET 101, BIO123, and BIOLB3 each program.

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BIO153 – Anatomy & Physiology 2 discussed. Prerequisites: BIO 115 and CHE 101 4 credits with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. Catalog Description: A continuation of Biology BIO206 – General Microbiology 152 and the comprehensive study of the 4 credits anatomy and physiology of the human body. Catalog Description: Studies the structure and Systems studied include endocrine, function of micro-organisms, with an emphasis cardiovascular, lymphatic, immune, respiratory, on prokaryotes. Topics include microbial digestive, urinary and reproductive. Metabolic physiology, growth and metabolism, control of and regulatory pathways, including those growth, genetics and genetic engineering, host- involving fluids, electrolytes and acid/base microbe relationships, principles of immunology, balance, are an integral part of the course, along environmental and applied microbiology. Lab with homeostasis and feedback loops. The procedures include microscopy, aseptic course is designed using Human Anatomy and technique, staining methods, media preparation Physiology Society (HAPS) learning outcomes. and use, growth of bacterial cultures, enzyme Laboratory study includes microscope work, and chemical assays, identification techniques, organ and animal dissection, and exercises modern molecular techniques. Three class designed to illustrate normal function. Pre- hours, three lab hours. Prerequisite: BIO 115 requisite: Successful completion of the Genesee with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. Community College Math and Reading proficiencies and completion of Biology 152 with BIOLB3 – Lab for BIO 123 a C or better, within the last five years. 1 credits Catalog Description: BIOLB3 is the application of BIO201 – Microbiology and Human Disease didactic instruction for BIO123 and a required co- 4 credits requisite. Skills and performance in BIOLB3 are Catalog Description: Studies the characteristics assessed as a component of BIO123 and of microorganisms, their role in health and therefore, must be successfully completed in disease, and methods of controlling them. addition to all the requirements for BIO123. Examines mechanisms of immunity. Laboratory Laboratory work includes anatomy studies using exercises reinforce important concepts and models and dissections, physiology exercises, aseptic techniques. Recommended for students and microscopic histological observations. majoring in health-related sciences. Three class Corequisites: VET100, VET101, BIO123. hours, three lab hours. Prerequisite: BIO152 or BIO115 with a ‘C’ or higher. BIOLB4 – Lab for BIO 124 1 credits BIO205 – Genetics Catalog Description: BIOLB4 is the application of 4 credits didactic instruction for BIO124 and a required co- Catalog Description: Basic genetic concepts and requisite. Skills and performance in BIOLB4 are topics. Structure, function, and interaction of assessed as a component of BIO124 and DNA and RNA. Replication and mutation of therefore, must be successfully completed in DNA. Regulation of gene expression. Structure addition to all the requirements for BIO124. and function of eukaryotic cells, chromosomes, Laboratory work includes anatomy studies using and their mutation. Transmission and inheritance models and dissections, physiology exercises, of simple traits, molecular traits, and the and microscopic histological observations. calculation of molecule size through Prerequisites: VET 100, VET 101, BIO123, electrophoresis. Labs use breeding experiments BIOLB3 each with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. and molecular biology. Current application of Corequisites: BIO124, VET 124. molecular genetics to mutations, populations, evolution, or disease and development may be

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Business Logistics Management managing the recurring activities of a firm in the areas of production and operations. The BLM101 – Principles of Business Logistics objective of this course is to provide the student 3 credits with critical thinking skills and insight into the Catalog Description: This course explains the issues and problems dealt with primarily in a basic activities that support the efficient and cost manufacturing environment and to provide them effective flow of goods, starting with raw with the appropriate analytical resources and materials to their finished product state from the techniques used to gain a competitive point of origin to their final destination in advantage. Some of the areas to be considered conformance with customer service standards. from a process view perspective include site Specific areas addressed include the sharing of location, forecasting, inventory control, capacity accurate and timely information, purchasing, planning, cycle time, scheduling, quality, transportation and distribution management, information resources, and supply chain warehousing and inventory control, packaging, management. production planning and order fulfillment. Students should take this course during their first BLM234 – Introduction to Purchasing and semester as a foundation for other BLM courses. Supply Chain Management 3 credits BLM212 – Transportation and Distribution Catalog Description: This course will focus on Management Purchasing and Supply Chain Management 3 credits (SCM) and the contributory role that each plays Catalog Description: This course will focus on in developing a successful domestic and understanding and managing the various international Supply Chain strategy for an attributes associated with providing timely, cost organization. Also presented is the impact they effective and efficient distribution planning and have on the competitiveness, success and transportation from the point of conversion to an profitability of a firm and its strategic partners. intermediate party or end user. Included will be Additional topics included are a brief history, such items as the various modes of collaboration, supplier evaluation and selection transportation available as well as specific carrier techniques, negotiation strategies and the selection along with their associated regulations, increased utilization of systems integration. individual economic attributes and service Strategic versus tactical functionality is covered intervals. Financial characteristics such as rate along with worldwide business dynamics, making, fuel surcharges, contracts, discounting, product flow, transportation, inventory control, freight consolidation, distribution analyses, warehousing, analytical tools, and finally future product returns, claims and operational trends. considerations impacting other organizations within the firm will be fully addressed. BLM245 – Introduction to Inventory and Technology, documentation preparation, Warehouse Management organizational structure and responsibilities and 3 credits horizontal interdepartmental relationships will Catalog Description: This course focuses on one also be discussed. of the most-costly aspects of Supply Chain Management, the storage and management of BLM223 – Operations and Production physical inventories, and explains the Management fundamental management challenges associated 3 credits with each. Straight forward quantitative metrics Catalog Description: This course is an such as order cycle time, turnover, fill rates, and introduction to the strategic concepts and the carrying costs are presented. Decision making quantitative and qualitative tools used in tools such as the Reorder Point Quantity and

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Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) are taught to BUS109 – Principles of Retailing help manage these functions in an efficient 3 credits manner. Basic and developing technologies, Catalog Description: Examines types of retail material handling equipment and optimum stores, merchandising, operations, store location storage utilization within the warehouse are and layout, internal organization, buying, covered. Upon completion, the student should be personnel management, inventory control, and able to address the basic problems associated sales promotion in the evolving global, high-tech with warehousing and inventory management. retail to e-tail business environment. Business Administration BUS110 – Personal Money Management 3 credits BUS101 – Principles of Business Catalog Description: Equips students with 3 credits hands-on, lifelong skills including creating a Catalog Description: Examines the scope of financial plan for personal goals, avoiding credit business as it relates to the global economic trouble, saving money on every day and major system. Topics include types of business purchases (auto, homes, etc.), investing in ownership, management principles, the internal stocks, bonds and mutual funds. organization, human resource management, marketing, finance and risk management. BUS111 – Exploring Business Opportunities Students should take this course during their first 3 credits semester as a foundation for other business Catalog Description: Examines the personal courses. characteristics of an entrepreneur. Conducts an investigation of a business opportunity and BUS106 – Business Communications identifies required business criteria prior to start- 3 credits up. Presents the basic foundations for Catalog Description: Explores the integrated entrepreneurial success. Useful for anyone communication skills necessary for today's interested in understanding the issues involved workplace, including the purposes, strategies, in starting his/her own business immediately or and processes of listening, speaking, reading, in the future. Not open to students with credit in writing, and presenting within business contexts. BUS225. Incorporates language arts skills throughout the course. BUS112 – Supervisory Principles 3 credits BUS108 – Customer Service Management Catalog Description: Concentrates on the scope 3 credits of management in the global environment. Catalog Description: The course provides an Examines the four main functions of overview of basic elements of customer service, management (planning, organizing, leading, and career options, and role in any industry. It controlling) and the decision-making process studies leaders in service and the impact of through case analysis and team projects. service businesses on the world economy. The Studies the management skills necessary to course presents case studies of businesses adapt to rapidly changing world competition and which utilize customer service and hospitality environments. techniques to differentiate from their competition and to develop new products and services. It BUS194 – Public Procurement covers customer service philosophies, skills and 3 credits innovations. The course examines available Catalog Description: Introduce public technology used to anticipate and manage procurement principles and relevant applications customer needs and improve revenue and by integrating concepts from a legal, ethical, and customer retention. documentation oriented standpoint.

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BUS201 – Professional Sales Catalog Description: Studies human resources 3 credits managerial theories and practices appropriate Catalog Description: Introduces selling principles for any Organization. Topics include planning and their applications, integrating concepts from personnel needs, recruiting, selecting, psychology, sociology, and human relations as developing, utilizing, compensating and they apply to the art of persuasion. maximizing human resources. BUS203 – Advertising BUS208 – Display and Visual merchandising 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Introduces advertising Catalog Description: Visual presentations principles as part of the marketing mix. Develops created using mannequins, props, fixtures, skills in types of media, copy development, merchandise and signage for promotion of layout visualization, and planning and consumer products. implementation of advertising campaigns BUS211 – Merchandise Planning and Control including production of TV commercials. 3 credits BUS204 – Business Management Problems Catalog Description: Explores the complex 3 credits decisions retailers face in managing large Catalog Description: Analyzes the motives and diversified assortments of merchandise for behaviors of groups and individuals. Develops successful merchandising. Analyzes techniques analytical and decision- making skills applied to in calculating markup, markdown, profits, pricing, business management problems. Students inventory valuation, and stock turnover. Fall only. develop communication skills, identify problems Prerequisite: BUS 109 or BUS101 and opportunities, make recommendations, write BUS213 – Principles of Marketing strategic plans and implement TQM. 3 credits Prerequisite: BUS101. Catalog Description: Focuses on the role of BUS205 – Business Law 1 marketing in the global economy and the overall 3 credits evaluation of the marketing process. Topics Catalog Description: Studies the impact of law include marketing functions, policies, and on the business environment. Topics include practices including the marketing strategy and ethics, contracts, sales, torts, consumer marketing mix (product, price, promotion and protection, criminal law, civil and criminal place). Addresses website and social media procedure, litigation, and the court system. perspectives. Case studies and team projects enhance course concepts. BUS206 – Business Law 2 3 credits BUS214 – Organizational Behavior Catalog Description: Studies the law of personal 3 credits property and bailments; real property; landlord Catalog Description: This course concentrates and tenants; wills, trusts and estates; negotiable on analysis of factors impacting individual and instruments; insurance; secured transactions; organizational success in today’s rapidly bankruptcy; principal and agency; employment; changing business environment. Students will sole proprietorships, partnerships and explore topics such as personality, motivation, corporations; and professional liability. ethics, diversity, and organizational structure. Prerequisite: BUS 205. Focus will also be placed on development of interpersonal skills including communication, BUS207 – Human Resource Management teamwork, decision making, leadership, and 3 credits conflict resolution through applied classwork and assignments.

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BUS217 – Cooperative Education Includes college policies and procedures, stress 3 credits and time management techniques, and decision- Catalog Description: Introduces students to first- making strategies. Upon completion of the hand experiences in business operations. course students will learn how to successfully Students are placed in positions relative to their "navigate" their college experience, set goals career and academic objectives. Prerequisite: and objectives, and create an academic plan. Successful completion of 24 credits or by Prerequisite: None. instructor approval. Contact instructor directly. CEP101 – Career and Educational Planning BUS219 – Business Topics Seminars 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Prepares students to Catalog Description: Explores the solutions to develop a greater understanding of career and business case problems, utilizing creative educational opportunities. Includes self- thinking skills and data to make managerial assessment, goal-setting, and decision-making decisions. Fall only. Prerequisite: Successful skills as related to the career development completion of 24 credit hours in business. process. Successful completion of the course enables students enrolled in the Individualized BUS221 – Introduction to Project Studies degree program to complete their Management mandatory educational plan. Recommended for 3 credits student desiring guidance to develop a Catalog Description: Studies project customized career and educational plan. Not management theory and skills. Defines and open to students who have successfully organizes projects by defining the scope, completed CEP102. schedule and available resources. Learn to create work breakdown structures, identify task College Skills dependencies and prerequisites, and identify a critical path to completion of a project. CES101 – College Success Addresses risk and change management. Spring 1 credits only. Prerequisite: CIS102 or higher or CSN 115 Catalog Description: Examines methods to or higher or EGR 118 or BUS 101 or BUS 109. improve memory, read textbooks, take notes, take tests, and manage time and money. BUS225 – Entrepreneurship Explores the services available on campus and 3 credits in the community and related College policies Catalog Description: Capstone course studies and practices. Develops self-assessment skills the critical process of developing a bona fide necessary to gain insight for future potential. Not business feasibility plan. Topics include: concept open to students who have successfully development, management, legal, regulation, completed FYE100, CEP101, or CEP102. marketing research and penetration, pricing, and financial perspectives. Prerequisite: 12 credits in CES110 – Leadership in the Community BUS***, ACC***, FBM***, OFT***, THM***, 1 credits PED258 and PED277 or with instructor Catalog Description: Introduces students to permission. leadership in the local community. Utilizes experiential learning with a strong emphasis Career Educational Planning placed on structured group activities, out-of-class observations, selected readings and class CEP100 – Surviving and Thriving in College discussions to focuses on particular areas of 1 credits local leadership (i.e. job readiness, health and Catalog Description: Develops a greater human services, government, law enforcement, understanding of college success strategies. tourism, and agriculture) during each session.

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Chemistry acid/base chemistry, precipitation, thermodynamics, oxidation/reduction, and CHE100 – Introduction to Chemistry electrochemistry. Recommended for students 3 credits pursuing careers in science, engineering, health Catalog Description: An introduction to general, and/or technology fields. A solid math/algebra organic and biological chemistry, with an background is expected. Spring and Summer emphasis on applications that are relevant to only. Three class hours, three lab hours. students pursuing health science programs. Prerequisites: CHE 101 with a grade of ‘C’ or Topics include measurement, atomic and higher. molecular structure, chemical and physical bonding, gas properties, chemical reactions, CHE201 – Organic Chemistry 1 acid/base chemistry, organic molecule structure 4 credits and functional groups, and common groups of Catalog Description: Survey of carbon-containing biological molecules (carbohydrates, lipids and compounds, including bonding, intermolecular proteins). Two class hours, two lab hours. Not forces, configurations, stereochemistry and open to students with credits in, BIO 115, BIO reaction mechanisms. Properties and reactions 116, CHE 101 or PHY 131. Prerequisite: for the following functional groups: alkyl halides, Completion of the Genesee Community College alkenes, alkynes, and alcohols. Fall only. Three math requirement or concurrent enrollment in class hours, three lab hours. Prerequisite: MAT 092 or MAT108. Students planning to enroll CHE102. in Physical Therapist Assistant or a Mathematics CHE202 – Organic Chemistry 2 or Natural Science program should choose 4 credits MAT092. Catalog Description: Application of common CHE101 – General Chemistry 1 analytical techniques (mass spec, IR and NMR 4 credits spectroscopy) used in organic chemistry. Topics Catalog Description: Introduces the fundamental include properties, reactions, synthesis and principles of chemistry including: atomic mechanisms of the following functional groups: structure, periodicity, chemical bonding, alcohols, ethers, aromatics, ketones, aldehydes, molecular geometry, chemical reactions, amines, and carboxylic acids. Three class hours, stoichiometry, solutions, gases and three lab hours. Spring only. Prerequisite: CHE thermochemistry. Recommended for students 201. pursuing careers in science, engineering, health Cinema and/or technology fields. A solid math/algebra background is expected. Three class hours, CIN147 – Popular Cinema three lab hours. Prerequisites: CHE 100 with a 3 credits grade of ‘C’ or higher or Regents Chemistry with Catalog Description: Examines the popular a Regents exam score 75 or higher or MAT 102 genres of feature films, including science-fiction, or higher. The math requirements may be taken Westerns, spy and suspense films, musicals, concurrently with CHE 101. (Note: MAT 108 horror and crime films. Explores the feature film MAT 129, MAT 116 and MAT 117 are not as a reflection of contemporary society. accepted as math prerequisites.) Prerequisite: completion of the Genesee Community College reading proficiency. CHE102 – General Chemistry 2 4 credits CIN205 – Thriller Films Catalog Description: A continuation of General 3 credits Chemistry 1 includes properties of solids, liquids Catalog Description: Presents an in-depth and solutions, kinetics, chemical equilibrium, examination of one of the most popular and

213 214 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) elusive of film genres—the suspense thriller—by comedy and then to sophisticated comedy, tracing its history from the early film-noir including the works of such master comics as offerings to the relevant cautionary thrillers of Mel Brooks and Woody Allen. Prerequisite: today. Analyzes the structural terrains that completion of the Genesee Community College comprise the genre and the various theories reading proficiency. regarding our fascination with them. Prerequisite: CIN245 – Hitchcock Films completion of the Genesee Community College 3 credits reading proficiency. Catalog Description: Presents an in-depth CIN214 – Writing for Stage and Screen examination of Alfred Hitchcock's directorial style 3 credits and its formation from 1922-1976. Analyzes one Catalog Description: Introduces basic techniques of Hitchcock's favorite themes; an innocent man of writing for the stage and screen, with involved through unusual circumstances, falsely emphasis on structure/development, storytelling accused of murder, and forced to find the real through dialogue, dramatic action, murderer himself. Prerequisite: completion of the characterization, and continuous revision Genesee Community College reading through workshop process. Prerequisite: proficiency. Completion of ESL/ENG 100 or by placement. CIN246 – American Cinema CIN240 – Horror in Films 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Explores Hollywood motion Catalog Description: Traces our fascination with pictures as an art form, as an industry, and as a horror stories and explores certain formulaic system of representation and communication. horror sequences and images that have become Examines how Hollywood films work technically, staples of popular culture. Investigates the artistically, and culturally to reinforce and staying power of horror myths and legends (e.g. challenge American's national self-image. Dracula, Jeckyll and Hyde, and Frankenstein). Defines elements of film language, such as shot, Charts the transformation of real horror into cinematography, film noir, mise en scene, and artificial horror in an effort to distinguish between montage. Studies popular genres such as terror and horror. Prerequisite: completion of the Westerns, comedy, and combat film. Students Genesee Community College reading learn to become active and critical viewers. proficiency. Prerequisite: completion of the Genesee Community College reading proficiency. CIN242 – Female Role in Film 3 credits Computer Information Systems Catalog Description: Examines how American films from 1920 to the present depict women in a CIS102 – Introduction to Computers variety of genres: melodrama, romance, comedy, 3 credits film noir, etc. Studies how societal changes Catalog Description: Includes the most recent affected the way women were presented in developments in the computer industry, Hollywood. Prerequisite: completion of the computer applications, the Internet, and the Genesee Community College reading components of a computer system. Laboratory proficiency. exercises stress application programs such as word processing, spreadsheet, and database. CIN244 – Film Comedy 3 credits CIS106 – Introduction to Virtual Reality Catalog Description: Examines comic films about 3 credits 20th century life, politics, morality, and science. Catalog Description: An Introduction to Virtual Moves from zany, screwball comedy to slapstick Reality. Students will enhance computer and

214 215 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) creative skills for interacting with virtual reality. maintainable web project. Prerequisite or Students will complete a variety of tasks in a Corequisite: CIS 102 or higher or ART 209. virtual reality environment including: CIS114 – Assembler Programming designing/creating objects, 4 credits communicating/interacting with other users, and Catalog Description: Explores the characteristics manipulating items. of electronic digital computers which are CIS109 – Intro to Web Development necessary to write a program in Assembler 3 credits programming language. Applies Assembler Catalog Description: An introduction to creating a programming language to solve simple business website including HTML coding and use of and arithmetic problems. Students should plan dynamic web templates. Not open to students sufficient time to complete the necessary with credit in CIS113 or CIS204; not an approved programming projects using the college's course for the Web Design degree or Certificate. computing facilities. Prerequisite: CIS125. CIS111 – Information Technology CIS116 – Microcomputer Applications Communication and Training 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Develops skills to solve Catalog Description: Introduces communications problems using common microcomputer skills and methods involved in communicating software. Topics include microcomputer with and training end users in the use of fundamentals, word processing, electronic information technology. Develops skills in the spreadsheets, databases, and other software. It planning, development, documentation and is recommended that students complete CIS102 delivery of end user training sessions using or possess a fundamental knowledge of personal computer-based presentation software and other computer operations, word processing, computer software. Prerequisite or corequisite: spreadsheet, presentation and database CIS120. software before taking this course. CIS112 – Systems Analysis and Design CIS120 – Advanced Microcomputer 3 credits Applications Catalog Description: Studies the current 3 credits techniques of system analysis specification, Catalog Description: Advanced skill development selection, and implementation. Includes the to solve problems using common microcomputer effective use and management of hardware, software. Topics include desktop publishing, software and data processing in meeting the presentation software, advanced spreadsheet information needs of today's business enterprise. concepts, and database programming. Spring Spring only. Prerequisite: CIS125. only. Prerequisite: CIS116. CIS113 – Web Publishing CIS125 – Programming and Problem Solving 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Introduces the techniques, Catalog Description: Develops computer skills skills, and tools used to publish and manage a for problem solving using modern programming website. Develops the skills needed for software. Solves a variety of problems by publishing a simple web page and introduces developing a strategy, applying appropriate HTML coding; builds on these authoring techniques, and testing results. Prerequisite or techniques and introduces other topics such as corequisite: MAT102 or higher or by math web design, web project management, and web placement exam. Windows based computer is maintenance; and acquires skills to build a required for completing the course.

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CIS127 – Computing in Math, Science, and SQL, and guidelines for mapping a data model Engineering into a relational database will be covered. 3 credits Students will model a multimedia and/or text-only Catalog Description: An introduction to computer problem and implement it on a single machine programming and problem solving, with special with a commercially available database package. emphasis on problems found in mathematics, Prerequisite: CIS 112, or CIS113, or CIS 125, or science, and engineering. Students will use CIS 215, or CIS 219. software such as Maple and Excel, and/or a CIS213 – Software Integration programming environment such as MatLab or 4 credits Python, to efficiently and effectively solve Catalog Description: Capstone experience problems by developing a strategy, applying designed to develop and implement an appropriate techniques, and validating results. information center, which is a specialized facility Prerequisite: MAT140 or higher. that makes available software tools. Integrates CIS130 – Internet Literacy computer programming and system development 1 credits concepts, principles and practices through a Catalog Description: Introduces the techniques comprehensive project. Analyzes, designs, tests, of information retrieval on the Internet as well as and documents realistic methods using a team some of the problems plaguing it. Topics include approach. Introduces project scheduling and email, newsgroups, file transfer protocol, World control techniques, formal presentations, and Wide Web, search engines, and web page group dynamics into the solution of information creation. Prerequisite: CIS102 or equivalent. systems problems. Prepares students for optional, industry-developed certification CIS204 – Web Design and Implementation examinations. Prerequisite: CIS112, CIS208, 3 credits and one programming course. Catalog Description: Assuming a basic knowledge of HTML coding and web page CIS214 – End User Support design, this class moves into large-scale site 3 credits development and an introduction to advanced Catalog Description: Introduces the concepts, web technologies. Building on the web page methodologies, and technologies involved in design concepts introduced in CIS203, this providing end users support in an information course focuses on site design issues, including technology environment. Integrates theory with scalability, maintenance, and integration of web practice in a collegial environment, drawing on a technologies into the business or organizational combination of text-based readings, a review of context. Technologies introduced in this course the current literature, and a discussion of include Perl, cascading style sheets, dynamic students' own experiences in providing end user HTML, basic JavaScript, and streaming media. support. Prerequisite or corequisite: CIS120. Each student will be required to purchase a Prerequisite: CSN120 and CIS111. domain name to create a website. Spring only. CIS215 – Web Scripting Prerequisite: CIS113. 4 credits CIS208 – Database Catalog Description: Introduces scripting 3 credits languages, using them to accomplish a variety of Catalog Description: A presentation of the tasks with an emphasis on dynamic web page fundamental concepts used in data modeling generation. Students will work with both server- and database implementation. The data side and client-side languages. Spring only. modeling process, basic relational concepts, and Prerequisite: CIS125. the process of normalization, relational algebra,

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CIS219 – Computer Programming1 be data manipulation, User Interface Design and 4 credits publishing process. Pre-Requisite: CIS 295 Catalog Description: Introduces computer concepts and programming in a modern, high- Cooperative Education level language with a focus on problem solving COE212 – Coop or Internship Experience and systematic program development. Topics 1 credits include problem analysis, algorithm design, top- Catalog Description: Provides students with an down development, program testing, opportunity to earn credit for a work experience documentation, data types, input/output, (paid or unpaid) which is related to their career sequence, selection, loops, functions, arrays, and academic objectives. A minimum of 40 hrs is strings, files, and data structures. Additionally, required. Prerequisite: Successful completion of students are introduced to basic algorithms such 12 credits or instructor approval as sorting and searching. Prerequisite: CIS125. COE213 – Coop or Internship Experience CIS221 – Computer Programming2 2 credits 4 credits Catalog Description: Provides students with an Catalog Description: A continuation of CIS219. opportunity to earn credit for a work experience Demonstrates advanced computing system (paid or unpaid) which is related to their career concepts, problem solving and systematic and academic objectives. A minimum of 80 hrs is program development. Topics include program required. Prerequisite: Successful completion of development, program testing, documentation, 12 credits or instructor approval functions, files, advanced data structures, and COE214 – Coop or Internship Experience object-oriented concepts such as inheritance, 3 credits polymorphism, exception handling, and event Catalog Description: Provides students with an driven programming. Additional topics may opportunity to earn credit for a work experience include but are not limited to: database (paid or unpaid) which is related to their career programming, networking, GUI development, and academic objectives. A minimum of 120 hrs recursion, lists, stacks, queues and trees. is required. Prerequisite: Successful completion Prerequisite: CIS219. of 12 credits or instructor approval CIS295 – Application Development and Design 1 Communications and Media Arts 3 credits COM101 – Introduction to Mass Media Catalog Description: This class is designed to 3 credits instruct students on how to design, create, Catalog Description: Introduces basic mass measure and deploy applications for mobile media concepts affecting radio, television, devices. These devices include, but are not newspapers, the computer, and film. Explores limited to, phone, tablet and android devices. the effectiveness of media messages in their Pre-Requisites: CIS 125 social and cultural contexts. Examines the CIS296 – Application Development and history of the media and creation of mass media Design 2 theories. 3 credits COM102 – Radio Station Catalog Description: This class is designed to 3 credits increase student understanding of capabilities, Catalog Description: Explains radio station limitations and design standards for mobile operations. Introduces principles, theories and applications introduced in Application radio broadcasting procedures. Examines FCC Development 1. The feature areas of study will rules and regulations. Provides instruction and

217 218 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) training for becoming a successful radio COM102. Credit in this course will not satisfy the personality by honing program development, Fine Arts requirement in any degree program. news, copy, scriptwriting and announcing skills. COM124 – Broadcasting Practicum Two class hours, two lab hours. 1 credits COM107 – Visual Communication Catalog Description: Provides one college credit 3 credits for working on the college radio station or Catalog Description: Surveys the development of participating in an internship program at a visual design in the mass media and its impact commercial radio station in Batavia, Rochester on American society. Explores general concepts or Buffalo. Students may enroll four times for a of visual communication including psychology of maximum of four semesters hours of credit. design and contemporary theories of electronic Activity hours to be arranged. Prerequisite: media. COM102, COM102 or concurrent enrollment in COM102. Credit in this course will not satisfy the COM110 – Introduction to Broadcasting Fine Arts requirement in any degree program. 3 credits Catalog Description: Introduces broadcasting COM125 – Broadcasting Practicum concepts used in radio, television, computer, and 1 credits satellite applications. Develops management Catalog Description: Provides one college credit decision practices utilizing communication for working on the college radio station or theories. participating in an internship program at a commercial radio station in Batavia, Rochester COM111 – TV and Video Production or Buffalo. Students may enroll four times for a 3 credits maximum of four semesters hours of credit. Catalog Description: Introduces production Activity hours to be arranged. Prerequisite: techniques including the use of television and COM102, COM102 or concurrent enrollment in video equipment, staging, lighting, television COM102. Credit in this course will not satisfy the graphics, and the function of studio personnel. Fine Arts requirement in any degree program. Two class hours, two lab hours. Fall only. COM126 – Broadcasting Practicum COM120 – New Communication Technologies 1 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Provides one college credit Catalog Description: Provides an historical and for working on the college radio station or theoretical perspective on new communication participating in an internship program at a and information technologies. Examines the commercial radio station in Batavia, Rochester interconnection between technology, culture, or Buffalo. Students may enroll four times for a economics, and politics through a projects-based maximum of four semesters hours of credit. approach. Activity hours to be arranged. Prerequisite: COM123 – Broadcasting Practicum COM102, COM102 or concurrent enrollment in 1 credits COM102. Credit in this course will not satisfy the Catalog Description: Provides one college credit Fine Arts requirement in any degree program. for working on the college radio station or participating in an internship program at a COM211 – Advanced Video Production 3 credits commercial radio station in Batavia, Rochester Catalog Description: Develops video production or Buffalo. Students may enroll four times for a techniques using the college's media facility and maximum of four semesters hours of credit. equipment, operating video production and post- Activity hours to be arranged. Prerequisite: production equipment to create effective visual COM102, COM102 or concurrent enrollment in

218 219 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) communication. Two class hours, two lab hours. for further study in criminal justice, for careers in Spring only. Prerequisite: COM111. criminal justice agencies, and for knowledgeable citizenship. COM214 – Writing for Stage and Screen 3 credits CRJ110 – Criminal Law Catalog Description: Introduces basic techniques 3 credits of writing for the stage and screen, with Catalog Description: Introduces students to the emphasis on structure/development, storytelling criminal law and the New York Penal Code. through dialogue, dramatic action, Examines the historical development of laws in characterization, and continuous revision the United States. Discusses the parties of through workshop process. Prerequisite: crime, the elements of crime, inchoate crimes Completion of ESL/ENG 100 or by placement. and the various categories of crime, including crimes against persons, property offenses and COM221 – Media Production Practicum crimes that harm society. Analyzes the criminal 1 credits defenses used in the Criminal Justice system. Catalog Description: Internship at media facility Prerequisite: CRJ 101 or PLG114. or college cable television station in student's field of interest. Facility must be approved by CRJ111 – Criminal Procedure Law program faculty. Prerequisite: COM211 or 3 credits ART210. Catalog Description: Familiarizes students with the basic principles of criminal procedure law. COM222 – Media Production Practicum Examines the total criminal process from 2 credits accusation through final appeal. Identifies the Catalog Description: Internship at media facility court structure and its participants. Studies or college cable television station in student's constitutional and New York procedural law, field of interest. Facility must be approved by including warrants, searches, stops, program faculty. Prerequisite: COM211 or interrogations, arrests, and suspect ART210. identifications. Prerequisite: CRJ 101 or Creative Problem Solving PLG114. CPS101 – Introduction to Creative Problem CRJ112 – Police Solving 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Studies factors which Catalog Description: Develops individual creative influence and shape the delivery of police potential. Focuses on the interactive elements in services in American communities. Analyzes deliberate creativity and innovation: the creative contemporary issues including styles of policing, person, the creative process, the creative police role, expectations and conflict, career product, and the creative environment. concepts and professionalism, community Emphasizes application in personal and participation and accountability. Teaches professional settings. students how to evaluate their impact on police services in a given community. Prerequisite: Criminal Justice CRJ101. CRJ101 – Introduction to Criminal Justice CRJ113 – Introduction to Corrections 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Presents overview of the Catalog Description: Examines current American administration of criminal justice in the United correctional institutions and community-based States and the problems of crime prevention and corrections in terms of development, objectives, control in American society. Prepares students standards, and philosophy. Includes jails,

219 220 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) prisons, detention facilities, and correctional issues. Eligibility for NYS Pre-Assignment camps. Examines community approaches to Certification as a security guard. Spring only. corrections, including probation, parole, halfway CRJ121 – Police Firearms houses, work release, prerelease centers, 3 credits pretrial intervention programs and other Catalog Description: Presents the use and alternatives to incarceration programs. nomenclature for service weapons police officers CRJ118 – Forensic Anthropology are authorized to carry in the performance of 3 credits their duties. Emphasizes standard safety Catalog Description: Examines human skeletal precautions and use of force regulations, loading remains in the context of medicolegal issues. and unloading, position, sight alignment, proper Analyzes the scientific evidence of skeletal or grip, trigger control and effective range of the badly decomposed remains in order to establish respective weapons before firing. Includes firing circumstances of death and identification of the range practice and qualification. Participants decedent by estimating age, gender, racial must successfully complete the minimum affinity, stature, pathologic conditions, and qualifying course of fire as adopted by the New traumatic injury. Introduces human osteology, York State Municipal Police Training Council and presents methods and techniques used in (MPTC). Prerequisite: This course is available forensic anthropology. Discusses case reports, only to persons enrolled in the Basic Course for contexts in which remains are found, and Police Officers in the Genesee Community methods of recovery. Spring only. College Rural Police Training Institute. Course instructors must be certified by the New York CRJ119 – Homeland Security State Municipal Police Training Council pursuant 3 credits to 9 NYCPP Part 6024. Catalog Description: Presents a comprehensive overview of homeland security from an all- CRJ122 – Introduction to Emergency hazards perspective. Examines threats to Management homeland security stemming from natural and 3 credits technological disasters, domestic and Catalog Description: Examines the need for and international terrorism, and weapons of mass principles of emergency management in destruction. Reviews the roles and formulating and implementing effective response responsibilities of governmental agencies, not- to all hazards including natural and man-made for-profit and private agencies, and individual disasters. Reviews contingency planning, hazard citizens concerning homeland security and risk assessment, joint operations, law and operations. Fall only. ethics, emergency response and recovery. Explores event mitigation, emergency rescue CRJ120 – Introduction to Security and medical operations and incident command. 3 credits Studies terrorism and national security issues, Catalog Description: Presents a broad law enforcement, relief administration, volunteer foundation for the range of protective services. and citizen coordination, public relations and Studies the historical aspects of security, and applications to specific types of incidents. Spring techniques of prevention, protection, only. enforcement, detection, safety and emergency services. Explores the role of security and safety CRJ123 – Introduction to Emergency and their relationship to the Criminal Justice Telecommunications System. Examines symptoms, causes and 3 credits possible solutions to security problems and Catalog Description: Provides an introduction to public safety telecommunications in support of

220 221 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) police, fire, and emergency medical services. effectiveness, change and evaluation. This course is designed to provide students with Prerequisite: CRJ101. Spring only. a basic understanding of 911 operations, CRJ206 – Criminal Investigations: Law and emergency communications, and the unique role Process public safety telecommunicators serve within the 3 credits overall emergency response framework. Catalog Description: Studies criminal Students successfully completing this course will investigative principles and techniques based also receive national certification from the upon rules of evidence and related appellate Association of Public Safety Communications court decisions. Presents investigative methods, Official (APCO) which is broadly accepted in 911 skills and procedures used in conducting major Centers in the United States and Canada. crime scene investigations. Examines the CRJ125 – Introduction to Forensics identification, collection and preservation of 3 credits evidence, and case preparation for prosecution. Catalog Description: Familiarizes students with Prerequisites: CRJ101 and CRJ110. the basic principles of crime scene investigation CRJ209 – Juvenile Justice and the scientific concepts and techniques used 3 credits in a forensic laboratory thorough participation in Catalog Description: Introduces the interactions crime scene analysis, evidence collection and of various agencies (e.g. the police, courts, evidence preservation. Provides practice in corrections, and other youth agencies and forensic crime laboratory procedures involving programs) within the juvenile justice system. various branches of forensics, including Topics include the role of police, courts, fingerprinting, toxicology, serology and corrections and community programs in impression evidence. Fall only. Two class hours, delinquency prevention, control and treatment. two lab hours. Focuses on juvenile violent behavior and CRJ199 – Forensic Anthropology constitutional rights. Spring only. Prerequisite: 3 credits CRJ101 or HUS101 or SOC101. Catalog Description: Examines human skeletal CRJ222 – Field Studies in Criminal Justice remains in the context of medicolegal issues. 3 credits Analyzes the scientific evidence of skeletal or Catalog Description: Presents independent and badly decomposed remains in order to establish group studies of selected criminal justice circumstances of death and identification of the agencies. Students are assigned to an agency decedent by estimating age, gender, racial based on career objectives to evaluate and affinity, stature, pathologic conditions, and reflect upon the theoretical and actual traumatic injury. Introduces human osteology, operational functions of the agency. Eight off and presents methods and techniques used in campus hours and one and one-half on campus forensic anthropology. Discusses case reports, class hours. Prerequisite: CRJ101 and contexts in which remains are found, and permission of instructor. methods of recovery. CRJ205 – Administration in Criminal Justice Computer Sys & Network Technology 3 credits CSN115 – Introduction to Operating Systems Catalog Description: Presents general 3 credits administrative concepts of criminal justice Catalog Description: Examines several operating agency operations. Examines organizational systems with emphasis on a modern LINUX- principles and the individual, allocation and based distribution. Topics include memory and management of human resources, organizational process management, I/O systems, storage,

221 222 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) multi-processing, networking, and system CSN150 – Computer Repair commands. Requires hands-on projects in 4 credits system administration tasks such as managing Catalog Description: Introduces the file systems, creating and configuring user microcomputer and its operating system accounts and groups, managing file/directory components. Includes hardware installation, permissions, creating shell scripts, and setting repair, systematic troubleshooting, bus up services. Prerequisite: Some PC experience structures, operating system installation, and is recommended. navigation tools. Lab work includes PC assembly and repair projects. Three class hours, three lab CSN120 – Network Fundamentals hours. 4 credits Catalog Description: Explores computer CSN151 – Computer Repair networks using the OSI and TCP models, 3 credits network protocols, IP, Ethernet and application Catalog Description: Introduces computer services. Uses a combination of lectures and hardware, software and operating system laboratory experiences to analyze protocols, components. Includes hardware installation, network operations, cabling, routers and configuration, repair, systematic troubleshooting, switches. Prerequisite: Completion of the internal operation, peripheral devices, operating Genesee Community College math proficiency. system installation, and system tools. Lab work includes PC assembly and repair projects. CSN121 – Network Fundamentals 3 credits CSN190 – Operating Systems 2: Advanced Catalog Description: Explores computer Linux networks using the OSI and TCP models, 3 credits network protocols, IP, Ethernet, network Catalog Description: This course is a follow up to hardware, media and application services. Uses the Introduction to Operating Systems course, a combination of lectures and hands-on and provides students with an in-depth experiences to analyze protocols, network examination of a modern Linux-based operating operations, cabling, routers and switches. system. Topics include the boot process, file Prerequisite: Completion of the Genesee system administration, package management, Community College math proficiency. system administration tools, kernel configuration, networking services, the X window system, shell CSN130 – Operating Systems 2: Advanced scripting, troubleshooting, and security. Students LINUX will be required to complete several hands-on 3 credits projects during the course of the semester. Catalog Description: This course is a follow up to Prerequisite: CSN115 the Introduction to Operating Systems course, and provides students with an in-depth CSN201 – Client Operating Systems examination of a modern Linux-based operating 3 credits system. Topics include the boot process, file Catalog Description: Explores concepts and system administration, package management, requirements of client operating systems with an system administration tools, kernel configuration, emphasis on the current Microsoft Windows networking services, the X window system, shell operating systems. Introduces the various tools scripting, troubleshooting, and security. Students for installing, administering, configuring and will be required to complete several hands-on supporting Windows using skills based activities. projects during the course of the semester. Prepares students to take the current Microsoft Prerequisite: CSN115 Windows certification examination. Fall only.

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Prerequisite or co-requisite: CSN121 or CSN115 identifying and describing risks, and intrusion or permission of instructor. detection. Fall only. Prerequisite: CSN 120. CSN202 – Server Operating Systems CSN209 – Overview of Computer & Network 3 credits Security Catalog Description: Explores concepts and 3 credits requirements of server operating systems with Catalog Description: Provides a solid foundation an emphasis on current Microsoft products. of the core concepts and terminology used in the Introduces the various tools for installing, field. Includes topics such as authentication, administering, configuring and supporting identifying and describing risks, and intrusion Windows Server Operating Systems using skills detection. Fall only. Prerequisite: CSN 121. based activities. Prepares students to take the CSN217 – Information Technology Internship corresponding Microsoft certification 3 credits examination. Spring only. Prerequisite: CSN201 Catalog Description: Participation in a minimum or permission of instructor. of 120 hours field experience in an internship CSN206 – LAN Switching and Wireless business/organization for the purpose of Networking experiential learning in business operations, 3 credits management, and information technologies Catalog Description: Introduces technologies which are related to career and academic and protocols needed to design and implement objectives. Prerequisite: 12 credit hours of CSN converged switched and wireless networks. and/or CIS courses and permission of instructor. Topics include Ethernet switching, VLAN, switch CSN220 – Inter/Intra Networking trunking, interVLAN routing, VTP, RSTP, 4 credits wireless networking and wireless security. Catalog Description: Introduces LAN/WAN Students complete procedural labs on architecture, network routing protocols, IP configuration, implementation, and addressing and interconnecting networks. Also troubleshooting of enterprise level network introduces technologies and protocols needed to switches and wireless LANs. Fall only. design and implement converged switched Prerequisite: CSN121 networks. Topics include Ethernet switching, CSN207 – Wide Area Networking VLAN, switch trunking and interVLAN routing. 3 credits Three lecture hours, two lab hours. Prerequisite: Catalog Description: Presents WAN technologies CSN120. and network services required by converged CSN221 – Inter/Intra Networking applications in enterprise networks. Lectures and 3 credits labs cover protocols, WAN security, Voice Over Catalog Description: Introduces LAN/WAN IP, principles of traffic, access control, and architecture, network routing protocols, IP addressing services. Skills include configuration, addressing and interconnecting networks. Also implementation, detection, troubleshooting and introduces technologies and protocols needed to corrective actions. Spring only. Two class hours, design and implement converged switched two lab hours. Prerequisite: CSN206 networks. Topics include Ethernet switching, CSN208 – Overview: Comp/Network Security VLAN, switch trunking and interVLAN routing. 4 credits Prerequisite: CSN121. Catalog Description: Provides a solid foundation CSN290 – Overview: Computer/Network of the core concepts and terminology used in the Security field. Includes topics such as authentication, 4 credits

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Catalog Description: An overview of computer work, and researching its origins, students will and network security that provides a solid understand the history, use of, and terms of hip- foundation of the core concepts and terminology. hop dance. Authentication, identifying and describing risks, DAN178 – Tap Dance I and intrusion detection will be some of the topics 3 credits covered. Prerequisite: CSN 201 or CSN 205 or Catalog Description: Introduces tap dance as an permission of the instructor. art form through exploration of tap technique, CSN291 – Cybersecurity Analyst history and aesthetics. Includes studio classes in 3 credits basic tap technique as well as observation of tap Catalog Description: Introduces students to dance on video and live in concert (when cybersecurity practices and concepts with high possible) and discussion of reading assignments emphases placed on hands-on practical virtual and research. lab work. Students gain access to full software DAN179 – Jazz Dance 1 and hardware resources to more fully engage in 3 credits discovery. This curriculum maps to NSA/NICE Catalog Description: Introduces jazz dance as an standards and prepares students for CompTIA art form through exploration of traditional jazz Cybersecurity Analyst certification (CySA+). technique, history and aesthetics. Includes CompTIA CySA+ meets the ISO 17024 standard studio classes in traditional jazz as well as and is approved by U.S. Department of Defense observation of jazz dance on video and live in to fulfill Directive 8570.01-M requirements. concert (when possible) and discussion of Prerequisites: CSN150, CSN208, CSN220 reading assignments and research. Dance DAN296 – Dance for Musical Theatre DAN127 – Intro to Movement and Dance 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Introduces student to Catalog Description: Develops awareness of contemporary/popular musical theatre movement individual movement characteristics through the techniques and choreographers. Surveys history experiential learning of movement skills on the and aesthetics of the time period selected introductory level. Surveys elementary modern through studio work, video, film, text and dance techniques, elements of rhythm and discussion. Includes rehearsal and performance spatial awareness, and simple composition and of a final dance project. improvisational dance studies. Economics DAN135 – Hip-Hop Dance ECO101 – Microeconomics 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Develops awareness of Catalog Description: Introduces microeconomic movement in different levels and space. Focuses theory, with emphasis upon the concepts of on rhythm, syncopation and stage presence. consumer and business firm behavior, demand Derived from a combination of jazz funk and and supply, value, production, distribution, street jazz, this style of dance requires high general equilibrium and welfare. Focuses on energy, attention to detail and an understanding problems of resource allocation, income of complex rhythms. Students will develop an distribution, labor unions and industrial appreciation and understanding of the art of hip- organizations, and government regulation. It is hop dance through physical exercise, floor work, recommended that the college's reading and partnering, and floor movement to better math requirements have been met. understand the technique of hip-hop. Using movement improvisation and choreographed

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ECO105 – Macroeconomics activities, and assessments to support the 3 credits paraprofessional in improving students' reading Catalog Description: Introduces macroeconomic and writing abilities with a particular emphasis on theories, with emphasis upon the concepts of strategies for one-on-one and small group aggregate market structures and market pricing, instruction. Includes phonological and phonemic national income accounting, consumption, awareness, alphabet recognition and phonics, investment, money and banking, and income decoding, vocabulary, fluency, comprehension, determination. Examines the problems of and writing. Designed for teaching assistants employment, price stability and growth. It is seeking New York State certification, recommended that the college's reading and paraprofessionals with instructional duties in math requirements have been met. schools, and those interested in pursuing a degree in teaching. Prerequisite: ENG101 ECO290 – Strategic Decision Making: An Introduction to Game Theory EDF201 – Educational Foundations 1 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Introduces game theory and Catalog Description: Provides knowledge, strategic thinking. Examines dominance, understanding, and skill from the study of the key backward induction, Nash equilibrium, foundational elements of the American evolutionary stability, commitment, credibility, educational system: historical development, asymmetric information, adverse selection, and philosophical assumptions, learning theory, signaling and applies these concepts to games school governance, and societal/cultural played in class and to examples drawn from implications. Analyzes the interrelatedness of economics, politics, the movies, and elsewhere. these elements and the influences each has on It is recommended that the college's reading and education. Prerequisites: Sophomore status or math requirements have been met. permission of the instructor. Completion of ENG 101 and a G.P.A. of 2.0 or higher. Education EDF202 – Educational Foundations 2 EDF100 – Introduction to Education 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Examines and analyzes key Catalog Description: Provides knowledge, elements of and issues that affect the interaction understanding, and skill related to the taking place between teacher and student within interactions taking place in the classroom and the public school classroom. Focuses on goals within the school system from the perspective of and objectives, instructional strategies, the paraprofessional. Focuses on managing classroom management, and evaluation of records and materials, attending to the needs of student progress. Students gain first-hand students, assisting in the development of practical experience related to the learning instructional materials and experiences, assisting interactions within the context of a guided in instructional work, and current issues related classroom field observation blended with to the operation of schools. Students complete a classroom content and content gained in guided field observation under the supervision of Educational Foundations I. Prerequisites: EDF a certified teacher. 201 or permission of the instructor and a G.P.A. EDF105 – Supporting Students in Reading of 2.5 or higher. and Writing EDF212 – Cooperative Education 3 credits 1 credits Catalog Description: Focuses on what children Catalog Description: Integrates key factors should know and be able to do in beginning influencing learning in contemporary society with reading and provides research- based strategies,

225 226 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) an individually assigned guided field observation planes in the sectional and auxiliary view within a classroom, resource room, technology techniques in drawing experiences. Requires room, or computer lab. Assisted by an advisor, completion of formal detailed drawings students document workplace experiences and demonstrating manual drawing skills. Concurrent degree program goals and learning objectives in registration in EGR118 is highly recommended. a professional portfolio. Prerequisite: Last Fall only. semester of program and permission of EGR102 – Engineering Drawing 2 instructor. 3 credits EDF250 – Introduction to Developmental Catalog Description: Solves drafting problems Disabilities using advanced drawing techniques. Compares 3 credits CAD methods and manual drafting techniques. Catalog Description: Overview of disabilities Areas of study include projection of surfaces, encountered when working with infants, children secondary auxiliary views, basic tolerancing, and adults with development disabilities through determining classes of fits, sheet metal drafting, their lifespan. Focuses on individuals with geometric tolerancing, threads and fasteners, intellectual, behavioral, sensory, physical or and metric practices. Requires completion of learning difficulties. Emphasizes physiological formal detailed drawings demonstrating manual basis, resulting behavior, treatment typically drawing skills and advanced problem solving and applied, historical events and future trends. visualization skills, following ANSI standards. Includes a mandatory field observation. Spring only. Prerequisite: EGR101. Equivalent to HUS250. EGR103 – Architectural Drawing Engineering Science 3 credits Catalog Description: Utilizes basic architectural EGR100 – Introduction to Engineering drawing techniques and methods in developing a 3 credits typical set of plans for a small residential home. Catalog Description: Introduces engineering Areas of study include drawing techniques, plan disciplines and aspects of professionalism, as view development, elevation drawings, details, well as, the fundamental principles used in electrical plans, dimensioning practices, plot engineering analysis and design. Students will plans, and geometry in architecture. Two class gain experience and skills in the application of hours, two lab hours. Spring only. Prerequisite: these principles to projects and case studies. EGR 118. Legal aspects of the engineering profession will be reviewed and discussed. Prerequisite or Co- EGR105 – Engineering Design Graphics 1 requisite: MAT 140 or higher 3 credits Catalog Description: Introduces the design EGR101 – Engineering Drawing 1 process used in the engineering fields, crucial for 3 credits drafters as support in engineering drafting. Uses Catalog Description: Uses traditional drafting CAD methods and sketching techniques to solve methods to develop manual drafting skills for 3-D space problems. Solves problems with drawings and engineering-related problems. spatial relationships for determining true lengths, Compares CAD and manual techniques. Areas angels, surfaces, volumes and other information of study include use of drafting equipment, applying descriptive geometry methods. technical sketching, geometric constructions, Students complete detailed drawings, determine setting up drawings, reproducing blueprints, and volume and weight of a machined part, and applying multi-view projection theory in the present a design proposal. Two class hours, two drawing process, complying with ANSI standards. Uses spatial relationships of lines and

226 227 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) lab hours. Fall only. Prerequisite: EGR102 and two lab hours. Spring only. Prerequisite: EGR119. EGR118. EGR108 – Manufacturing Processes EGR215 – Commercial Building Design with 3 credits REVIT Catalog Description: Explores the structure of 3 credits the manufacturing industry and the methods, Catalog Description: Utilizes REVIT software in processes and materials associated with them. conjunction with commercial architectural Topics include structure of industry, general drawing techniques and methods in developing a manufacturing processes, primary metals set of plans for a two story office building. Areas industry, casting, forging, machining, metal of study include plan view development, fastenings, integrated circuit manufacturing, elevation drawings, details, mechanical plans, plastic, glass and ceramic processing. Fall only. building energy usage, interior design and photo realistic rendering in 3D geometry. Prerequisite: EGR117 – Engineering Blueprint Reading EGR 103. 3 credits Catalog Description: Focuses on the different EGR220 – 3-D Solids and Modeling methods of drawing, size and shape 3 credits descriptions, industrial terms, symbol Catalog Description: Introduces 3-D software to identification, abbreviations and visualization produce 3-D solids and render them as models. skills necessary to correctly interpret production Performs operations for creating 3-D objects drawings. Uses industrial standards ANSI, ISO, including extruding, combining, solidifying, and DOD as guidelines. wireframes, meshing, and determining mass properties of engineering drawings. Requires EGR118 – Computer Assisted Drafting 1 realistic rendering of objects in solid forms. Two 3 credits class hours, two lab hours. Fall only. Catalog Description: Creates 2-D engineering Prerequisite: EGR119. drawings using basic CAD concepts and industrial level software. Focuses on the EGR221 – CAD Operating System principles and practices common to all CAD 3 credits systems used in drafting. Develops skills with Catalog Description: Uses advanced CAD operating systems, computer terminology, and techniques and skills to develop a portfolio functions of hardware and peripheral demonstrating software capabilities not components within a workstation environment developed in EGR220. Demonstrates advanced and using proper drafting standards. Requires 3-D capabilities. Two class hours, two laboratory drawings using different techniques, drawing hours. Prerequisite: EGR220. constructions and dimensioning. Two class EGR235 – Engineering Mechanics 1: Statics hours, two lab hours. Fall only. 3 credits EGR119 – Computer Assisted Drafting 2 Catalog Description: Comprehensive analysis of 3 credits basic principles of statics, including vector and Catalog Description: Uses an scalar treatment of multi-dimensional force industrial/engineering level CAD software to systems. Studies include sectional forces in generate 2-D drawings. Performs advanced beams, cables and frames. Shear and moment techniques of the software on different drawings. diagrams that are developed using methods of Focuses on CAD software capabilities and joints and sections are incorporated in these graphic problem solving techniques. Requires studies. Free body diagrams are used to drawings using various input devices and calculate forces on frames, cables and produce hard copy drawings. Two class hours, machines. A process is developed for evaluating

227 228 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) static determinacy of multiple force systems. Electrical Frictional forces on static systems are analyzed. Other topics include an investigation of static ELC150 – Electricity & Electronics equilibrium, resultant forces and equivalent force 4 credits systems. Fall only. Prerequisite: PHY 132. Catalog Description: This course introduces the students to basic principles of electricity and EGR236 – Engineering Mechanics 2: electronics with an emphasis on their use in Dynamics technical applications. The student will build and 3 credits test electrical circuits, learn electric symbology, Catalog Description: Continues the study of read and draw schematics, measure voltage, mechanisms as applied to moving bodies. current, resistance, and capacitance using a Examines position, displacement and velocity in multimeter, construct electric and electronic both rectangular and polar coordinators, and circuits, and be introduced to various motor Newton's laws of motion, moments and products types and motor controls. Semiconductors and of inertia, plane rigid body motion along with solid state electronics are explored. linear and angular impulse and momentum. Includes both free and forced vibration, rotating English axes and Coriolis acceleration, and application of ENG091 – Grammar and Paragraph Mastery D'Alembert's principles. Spring only. 3 credits Prerequisite: EGR235. Catalog Description: Catalog Description: EGR245 – Electrical Circuit Analysis Develops student mastery of basic grammar and 4 credits paragraph writing: capitalization, sentence Catalog Description: A comprehensive study of structure, word level skills, punctuation, and the basic concepts of electrical circuits. Topics paragraph development and cohesion. include resistive, inductive and capacitive Placement in this course is determined by circuits, Kirchhoff's Voltage and Current laws, College placement and proficiency requirements. analysis of operational amplifiers using mesh Computers may be used, but prior computer and nodal analysis, Sinusoidal Steady State knowledge is not necessary. This class carries circuit analysis, power calculations and the use institutional credit but cannot be applied toward of Phasors to develop current and voltage any degree or certificate program. calculations. Laboratory will include the use of ENG100 – Introduction to Composition actual circuit elements to support theory from 3 credits lecture sessions and will incorporate software to Catalog Description: Improves basic writing simulate system analysis. Three lecture hours, skills: grammar, mechanics, style and three lab hours. Prerequisite: PHY132. organization. Students who pass with a C or EGR255 – Mechanics of Solids higher understand the basic nature of informative 3 credits and persuasive writing and library research. Catalog Description: Studies the mechanical Prerequisite: ENG 091 with a grade of 'C' or behavior of solid bodies under various types of higher or by placement. loading. Topics include stresses and strain, ENG101 – College Composition stress-strain relationships, plane stress and plain 3 credits strain, shear and bending moments in beams, Catalog Description: Concentrates on the stresses in beams, deflection of beams, torsion rhetorical principles and strategies essential for of shafts, buckling of columns, energy methods clear, effective academic writing. Emphasizes and failure criteria. Prerequisite: EGR 235. the stages of the writing process and the critical thinking skills necessary to create appropriately

228 229 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) researched and documented college level prose. Catalog Description: Media Writing focuses on Draws readings and models for analysis from a writing practice in organizing and writing for print, variety of college level sources. Requires electronic and digital media; introduction to students to produce a minimum of 20 pages of news, feature and advocacy writing; focus on writing, excluding exercises and quizzes. aesthetics, ethical and legal issues; application Prerequisite: ENG 100 or ESL 100 with a grade to journalism, broadcasting; public relations, of 'C' or higher or by placement. advertising and digital media. Prerequisite: ENG101 ENG102 – Composition in the Natural and Social Sciences ENG192 – Technical Writing 2 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Continues the study of Catalog Description: Builds on the technical composition strategies introduced in ENG 101 by communication knowledge and experience focusing on writing within the social and natural gained in ENG 106. Focuses on the research, sciences. Emphasizes critical thinking skills and organization and presentation of usable rhetorical principles commonly employed in information in the specialized fields of students disciplines that investigate human behavior taking the class. Considers audience/user and/or the natural world. Students produce 20 to needs, information design, visual forms, process 25 pages of text. Prerequisite: ENG101. explanations, proposals, projects, reports and Web document design for computer systems and ENG105 – Composition in the Humanities network technology, drafting, engineering. 3 credits Develops critical thinking skills through analysis Catalog Description: Continues the study of of conventions specific to the fields mentioned composition strategies introduced in ENG 101 by above applied in document design. Use of focusing on writing within the humanities. computers required. Prerequisite: ENG 106 Emphasizes critical thinking skills and rhetorical principles commonly employed in writing about ENG214 – Introduction to Creative Writing expressions of the human experience. Examines 3 credits literature, film, visual arts, and performing arts in Catalog Description: Fosters skills in techniques some combination. Students produce 20 to 25 of reading, writing, and analyzing contemporary pages of text. Prerequisite: ENG101. literature. Students generate creative texts through workshops and engage in both peer and ENG106 – Technical Writing instructor review sessions. Portfolio exam. 3 credits Online courses require computer knowledge. Catalog Description: Examines the special Prerequisite: ENG102 or ENG105 or permission rhetoric of technical communication. Focuses on of the instructor. the fusion of process and product in the organizing of usable information. Considers English Second Language audience and user needs, information design, visual forms, engaging in description and ESL090 – Elementary English I definition, creating process explanations, 3 credits developing proposals, organizing reports, and Catalog Description: Introduces non-native writing instructions. Develops critical thinking English speakers to basic language skills skills through analysis of conventions applied in needed for academic purposes. Students who document design. Use of computers required. pass the course with a grade of C or higher have Prerequisite: ENG101 developed the ability to understand and use English in reading, writing, listening and ENG125 – Media Writing speaking at the novice level. Requires additional 3 credits laboratory practice weekly. Placement in English

229 230 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) as a Second Language courses is determined by Prepares students for academic activities across instructor or by placement test. the curriculum. In order to receive a passing grade of A, B, or C a student must achieve a ESL091 – Elementary English 2 final average of 70% or higher. A final grade of F 3 credits will be assigned for averages below 70%. Catalog Description: A continuation of ESL 090: Prerequisite: By placement test, permission of Elementary English I. Emphasizes the ability to instructor, or upon successful completion of ESL use and understand English in context. Students 093. who pass with a C or higher can express themselves orally, read authentic materials, Fashion Merchandising Mgmt understand oral input and write compositions at the high novice level. Requires additional weekly FBM101 – Principles of Fashion laboratory practice. Prerequisite: by completion Merchandising of ESL 090 with a grade of ‘C’ or better, by 3 credits placement test, or by instructor. Catalog Description: Explores the development of the fashion industry including merchandising, ESL093 – Basic ESL Listening and Speaking marketing, market structure, production, 3 credits technology, consumer behavior, and support Catalog Description: Develops basic services. Fall only. competencies in pronunciation, listening, speaking, and note taking for non-native FBM102 – Fashion Trends and Design speakers of English. Prepares students for 3 credits academic activities across the curriculum. In Catalog Description: This course is an order to receive a passing grade of A, B, or C a introduction to fashion design. Students will use student must achieve a final average of 70% or fashion, history, design and materials in learning higher. A final grade of F will be assigned for about the world of fashion. Fall only. Students averages below 70%. Placement by test or may receive credit only once for this listing. permission of instructor. FBM115 – Principles of Textiles 3 credits ESL100 – Introduction to Composition and Catalog Description: Examines natural and man- United States Culture 3 credits made fibers, yarns, fabric construction, color Catalog Description: A course designed for application, finishes, performance and English as A Second Language learners. maintenance. Spring only. Students who pass with a C or higher have FBM120 – Apparel Construction developed mastery in grammar appropriate to Fundamentals specific academic purposes and in 3 credits communication skills. Introduces American Catalog Description: An introduction to the tools culture. Additional laboratory supported practice and techniques of apparel construction. Apply required weekly. Not open to students with credit specific terminology to the process of in ENG100. Prerequisite: Completion of ENG construction. Construction techniques include: 091 or ESL 091 with a grade of C or higher, by hands-on sewing machine techniques, body TOEFL exam or by placement exam. types and size charts, selecting patterns, fittings, step-by-step sewing instructions and assembly ESL110 – Adv ESL Listening and Speaking 3 credits procedures, types of stitches, seams, darts, Catalog Description: Establishes competencies pleats and tucks, bias, sewing with knits, zippers, in listening, speaking, note-taking and pockets, sleeves, collars, necklines, facings and pronunciation for non-native speakers of English. interfacings, linings, waistlines, hems, and

230 231 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) closures. Students must provide their own Catalog Description: An introduction to fashion supplies. Fall only. illustration and portfolio development. Students learn foundation skills to design on the human FBM122 – Apparel Design and Draping form; fashion figure proportions, garment/fabric 3 credits and garment details, color and basic rendering Catalog Description: An introduction to apparel techniques, designer sketching and illustration design through draping and pinning. Utilize a and development of a garment collection. sketch design in a three-dimensional dress form. Students must provide their own supplies. Fall Apply basic techniques of fitting a garment using only. darts, sleeves, waistlines, bodice, and collars. Mark the new design to a flat pattern for mass Food Processing Technology production. Students must provide their own supplies. Spring only. FPT101 – Introduction to Food Processing Technology FBM210 – Fashion Industry Technologies 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Introduces students to the Catalog Description: A hands-on application of basic principles of food science including technology and software used in the Fashion chemical, physical and microbiological properties Industry for production of apparel. Select the of food as well as technology used to create design, apply to software, and plan cost- safe, nutritious and abundant supplies of food. effectiveness in the production of the garment. Food processing and unit operations will be Course will use 2-D and 3-D software: covered as a foundation for upper level work; commercial OptiTex, or Gerber AcuMark, and field trips to food processing businesses will personal Bernina MyLabel. Students must support classroom work. provide their own supplies. Fall only. FPT102 – Food Safety, Sanitation & Hazard FBM220 – Fashion Show Production Analysis 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Application of fashion Catalog Description: Provides information on buying and merchandising techniques in actual procedures to control biological, chemical and situations. Students apply theoretical materials of physical hazards and assure the safety of foods. their previous courses in the actual planning and Topics include discussions on the regulatory presentation of a full-scale fashion show. Spring environment that govern food safety within the only. Prerequisites: FBM101 and FBM102 or United States, different hazards in foods, Good ART102. Manufacturing Practices (GMP), prerequisite FBM222 – Apparel Design & Draping 2 programs, third party audits, Hazard Analysis 3 credits Critical Control Point (HACCP) and the Catalog Description: An introduction to apparel application of current technologies in reducing design through draping and pinning. Students incidences of foodborne illness. will utilize a sketch design in a three-dimensional FPT201 – Unit Operations in Food & Dairy dress form, apply basic techniques of fitting a Processing garment using darts, sleeves, waistlines, bodice 3 credits and collars, and mark the new design to a flat Catalog Description: Provides an integrated pattern for mass production. Students must introduction to the principles of food processes provide their own supplies. Spring only. that are used to preserve and change the FBM225 – Fashion Illustration physical properties of food. Specific processes 3 credits include cooling, freezing, heat processing, concentration, dehydration, fermentation, high

231 232 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) pressure, irradiation and packaging. A strong with native speakers in everyday settings. focus will be on unit operations that exist within Increases depth and breadth of linguistic and the dairy industry and how milk changes cultural understanding. Instruction occurs in throughout these processes. French with some explanation in English. See placement guidelines on Advisement Homepage. FPT205 – Analytical Methods & Labeling of Instructor determines final placement. Food Prerequisite: FRE 102 or equivalent. Typically 4 credits offered Fall only. Catalog Description: Introduces basic analytical techniques for microbiological, chemical, and FRE202 – Intermediate French 2 sensory properties of food. Emphasis will be on 3 credits common technologies employed by the food Catalog Description: Strengthens French processing industry and examination of selected listening, speaking, reading and writing skills properties of food commodities and how acquired in Intermediate French I. Prepares processing and preparation of food affect these students to use real-world application of properties. Labeling of food will be discussed. language and cultural skills and knowledge in Three lecture hours; three lab hours. their chosen field at the high-intermediate level. See placement guidelines on Advisement French Homepage. Instructor determines final FRE101 – Elementary French 1 placement. Prerequisite: FRE 201 or equivalent. 3 credits Typically offered Spring only. Catalog Description: Develops French listening, speaking, reading and writing skills at the novice Foundations of Academic Success level. Develops cultural awareness and FYE100 – Foundations of Academic Success introduces concepts of cultural diversity and 3 credits tolerance. Emphasizes ability to use and Catalog Description: Presents techniques that understand basic French in context. See help students cope successfully with the placement guidelines on Advisement Homepage. demands of college. Enlarges the student's Instructor determines final placement. awareness of self with respect to academic and personal goals, and assists each person to gain FRE102 – Elementary French 2 3 credits the necessary skills to succeed in college. Catalog Description: Strengthens French Geography listening, speaking, reading and writing skills acquired in Elementary French I. Emphasizes GEO101 – World Regional Geography the ability to use and understand French in 3 credits context at the high-novice level. Prepares Catalog Description: Introduces the physical and students to interact with members of diverse human geography of the world. Examines the cultures. See Advisement Homepage for major physical/environmental, cultural, political Placement Guidelines. Instructor determines and economic characteristics of each world final placement. Prerequisite: FRE 101 or region. equivalent. GEO105 – The Geography of Sustainability 3 credits FRE201 – Intermediate French 1 3 credits Catalog Description: Introduces the connections Catalog Description: Enhances French listening, between human activities and the physical speaking, reading and writing skills at the environment. Examines environmental intermediate level. Prepares students to interact processes, human impact on the global environment, diverse perspectives on the

232 233 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) contested concept of sustainability, and solutions Catalog Description: Catalog Description: to environmental problems. Emphasizes social Presents the four major components of the science models, theories and perspectives as mandated New York State Education frameworks for thinking critically and creatively Department (NYSED) requirements. Focuses on about a range of sustainability issues. SAVE Legislation (Safe Schools Against Violence in Education), Child Abuse Workshop Health Education (identifying and reporting suspected child abuse HED107 – CPR/AED for the Professional and maltreatment), alcohol and tobacco, and Rescuer signs and symptoms of drug use. Includes safety 1 credits education-identifying dangerous environments, Catalog Description: Presents CPR skills and preventing child abduction, fire and arson. AED essentials for the professional rescuer. Certification in SAVE Legislation and Mandated Provides information on a total community Reporter available. Two class hours. approach to reducing deaths from cardiovascular HED203 – Personal Health disease and respiratory emergencies. American 3 credits Red Cross certification available upon Catalog Description: Assists students in making satisfactory completion of course requirements. informed choices about personal health and HED113 – Alcohol/Drug Use and Abuse wellness. Emphasizes the vital role that health 3 credits plays in the successful achievement of one's Catalog Description: Examines the symptoms, academic, social, emotional and personal goals. and physical, pharmacological, psychological, HED204 – Introduction to Healthful Living and social effects of addiction as a disease and 3 credits the impact on society. [Note: The New York Catalog Description: Emphasizes reasons and State Office of Alcohol and Substance Abuse strategies for assuming responsibility for Services has reviewed this course and finds that maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Focuses on it is consistent with established standards for lifestyle factors and their relationships to well- alcoholism counselor education training toward being, behaviors, and disease. Includes health the CASAC credential]. and wellness, stress, drug, alcohol and tobacco HED114 – Family: Impact of Alcohol and use and abuse, nutrition and weight control, Drugs cardiovascular health, physical fitness, healthy 3 credits relationships, sexuality, birth control, sexually Catalog Description: Analyzes the effects of transmitted diseases, safety education addiction on the family. Emphasizes family roles, (identifying dangerous environments, preventing characteristics of children (and adult children) of child abduction, fire and arson), communication parents with addictions, codependence theories, skills for productive relationships (i.e., conflict and adaptations made by family members. resolution), identifying and reporting suspected (Note: The New York State Office of Alcohol and child abuse and maltreatment, and Safe Schools Substance Abuse Services has reviewed this Against Violence in Education Legislation course and finds that it is consistent with Certification. established standards for alcoholism counselor HED205 – Responding to Emergencies education and training toward the CASAC 3 credits credential.) Spring only. Prerequisite: HED 113 Catalog Description: Presents emergency or HUS 113. techniques used to maintain health, alleviate HED115 – Community Health and Safety suffering and sustain human life under conditions 2 credits during which professional care and/or normal

233 234 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) health services are unavailable. Studies safety HIS104 – Western Tradition 1 and prevention as they relate to home, school, 3 credits industry, and the highway. Provides Red Cross Catalog Description: Examines the political, certification in Responding to Emergencies and social, economic and intellectual development of CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer upon Western society from antiquity to 1500 CE. successful completion of requirements and Explores the ways that ancient, classical and payment of Red Cross fees. medieval societies shaped the development of contemporary Western thought and institutions. HED209 – Health Sciences Related to Emphasizes developing and implementing the Coaching skills of the historian. 3 credits Catalog Description: Introduces a series of HIS105 – Western Tradition 2 interactive exercises and activities designed to 3 credits study Health Sciences as they apply to coaching Catalog Description: Examines the political, interscholastic sports in New York State. social, economic and intellectual development of Presents the definitions of selected principles of Western society from 1500 CE to the present. biology, anatomy, physiology, kinesiology related Explores how modern historical and cultural to coaching, risk minimization, mixed issues shaped the development of contemporary competition, legal implications for coaches, and western thought and institutions. Emphasizes the NYSED Selection Classification program. developing and implementing the skills of the Specific information will be given regarding historian. current health issues facing athletes (i.e. HIS203 – United States History 1: Colonial Concussion/head trauma, the Female Athlete Period to 1865 Triad, drug use and abuse, etc). 3 credits History Catalog Description: Surveys United States history from Pre-Columbian America through the HIS101 – World Civilizations 1 Civil War. Focuses on the ideas and issues that 3 credits shaped the emergence of the United States Catalog Description: Examines the social, including institutional development, cultural political, economic, environmental, religious and transformation, and political evolution. Themes intellectual influences on the rise and fall of world examined include: exploration and colonization, civilizations prior to 1500 CE. Presents history early America's relations with the British empire; from a global perspective, with an emphasis on the American Revolution; establishing the new the beliefs and contributions shaping the whole republic, Jacksonian Democracy, the of the human community. Emphasizes technological and economic development of the developing and implementing the skills of the young nation, social and cultural life, westward historian. expansion, the sectional crisis, and the Civil War. HIS102 – World Civilizations 2 Introduces techniques of historical research and 3 credits critical writing about the early history of the Catalog Description: Examines the social, United States. political, economic, environmental, religious and HIS204 – United States History 2: 1865 to the intellectual influences on the rise and fall of world Present civilizations from 1500 CE to the present. 3 credits Presents history from a global perspective, with Catalog Description: Surveys United States an emphasis on the beliefs and contributions history from Reconstruction to the present. shaping the whole of the human community. Focuses on the role of the United States among

234 235 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) the community of nations and on the ideas and New York State, and through this to the United events that have shaped the development of our States and global community. Introduces culture, government and institutions since 1865. techniques of historical research and critical Examines the following themes: Reconstruction, writing about the history of New York State. industrialization and its effects on American Prerequisite: HIS 203 or HIS 204 or a grade of society, immigration and urbanization, 85 or better on the New York State Regents progressivism, World War I, social and cultural American history and government examination. changes of the Twenties, the Great Depression HIS215 – The American Civil War and the New Deal, World War II, postwar 3 credits affluence and social change, the Cold War and Catalog Description: Examines the coming of the its end, the civil rights movement, Watergate, the Civil War-tracing the causes from the rise of Reagan Revolution, and the war on terrorism. slavery in America and the creation of the Introduces techniques of historical research and Constitution to westward expansion and critical writing about the modern history of the diverging economic bases – as well as the United States. military, political, and cultural aspects of the war HIS205 – History of Technology itself. (For students with a grade of 85 or higher 3 credits on the NY State Regents Exam, this course may Catalog Description: Explores the human be used to fulfill the SUNY General Education consequences of technology to the 'life, requirement for American history. For all others, prosperity and health' of 21st century society. this course will count as a general education Investigates ways people have adapted to their elective.) environment through the creation of tools, HIS217 – History of Sport in America machines, and technical systems, and their 3 credits relationships to sociological and ideological Catalog Description: Examines the development systems. of sport in America from its folk game roots to HIS207 – American Military History Since the multi-billion-dollar business of today. The 1898 course investigates the interrelationship between 3 credits sport and social, economic, cultural and political Catalog Description: Surveys the military history forces in the United States. Note: Students of the United States from the Spanish-American wishing to use this course to fulfill the SUNY War to the present. Examines the development General Education requirement in American and use of the American armed forces in the History are required to meet one of the following context of the political, social, economic, criteria: successful completion of HIS 203 or HIS intellectual and technological evolution of the 204; score 85 or better on the New York State nation. Prerequisite: HIS 203 or HIS 204 or a Regents American History and Government grade of 85 or better on the New York State examination; or earn a score of 3 or better on the Regents American history and government AP United States history examination. examination. Honors HIS211 – New York State History 3 credits HON111 – Honors Mentoring Catalog Description: Surveys the development of 1 credits the peoples of New York state from pre-history to Catalog Description: Offers intensive study of a the present. Focuses on the contributions topic ordinarily not offered or pursued in a course diverse groups and individuals have made to under the guidance a faculty mentor. The political, social, economic and cultural fabric of student works with the mentor to determine depth of research, length of paper or project, and

235 236 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) time requirements, and submits written proposal paper and/or project in the Honors Seminar. to Honors Committee for approval. Upon Prerequisite: Admission to the Honors Program completion of work, the student presents the or permission of the Honors Committee and the paper and/or project in the Honors Seminar. coordinator. Prerequisite: Admission to the Honors Program HON121 – Honors Mentoring or permission of the Honors Committee and the 2 credits coordinator. Catalog Description: Offers intensive study of a HON112 – Honors Mentoring topic ordinarily not offered or pursued in a course 1 credits under the guidance a faculty mentor. The Catalog Description: Offers intensive study of a student works with the mentor to determine topic ordinarily not offered or pursued in a course depth of research, length of paper or project, and under the guidance a faculty mentor. The time requirements, and submits written proposal student works with the mentor to determine to Honors Committee for approval. Upon depth of research, length of paper or project, and completion of work, the student presents the time requirements, and submits written proposal paper and/or project in the Honors Seminar. to Honors Committee for approval. Upon Prerequisite: Admission to the Honors Program completion of work, the student presents the or permission of the Honors Committee and the paper and/or project in the Honors Seminar. coordinator. Prerequisite: Admission to the Honors Program HON122 – Honors Mentoring or permission of the Honors Committee and the 2 credits coordinator. Catalog Description: Offers intensive study of a HON113 – Honors Mentoring topic ordinarily not offered or pursued in a course 1 credits under the guidance a faculty mentor. The Catalog Description: Offers intensive study of a student works with the mentor to determine topic ordinarily not offered or pursued in a course depth of research, length of paper or project, and under the guidance a faculty mentor. The time requirements, and submits written proposal student works with the mentor to determine to Honors Committee for approval. Upon depth of research, length of paper or project, and completion of work, the student presents the time requirements, and submits written proposal paper and/or project in the Honors Seminar. to Honors Committee for approval. Upon Prerequisite: Admission to the Honors Program completion of work, the student presents the or permission of the Honors Committee and the paper and/or project in the Honors Seminar. coordinator. Prerequisite: Admission to the Honors Program HON123 – Honors Mentoring or permission of the Honors Committee and the 2 credits coordinator. Catalog Description: Offers intensive study of a HON114 – Honors Mentoring topic ordinarily not offered or pursued in a course 1 credits under the guidance a faculty mentor. The Catalog Description: Offers intensive study of a student works with the mentor to determine topic ordinarily not offered or pursued in a course depth of research, length of paper or project, and under the guidance a faculty mentor. The time requirements, and submits written proposal student works with the mentor to determine to Honors Committee for approval. Upon depth of research, length of paper or project, and completion of work, the student presents the time requirements, and submits written proposal paper and/or project in the Honors Seminar. to Honors Committee for approval. Upon Prerequisite: Admission to the Honors Program completion of work, the student presents the

236 237 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) or permission of the Honors Committee and the HON133 – Honors Mentoring coordinator. 3 credits Catalog Description: Offers intensive study of a HON124 – Honors Mentoring topic ordinarily not offered or pursued in a course 2 credits under the guidance a faculty mentor. The Catalog Description: Offers intensive study of a student works with the mentor to determine topic ordinarily not offered or pursued in a course depth of research, length of paper or project, and under the guidance a faculty mentor. The time requirements, and submits written proposal student works with the mentor to determine to Honors Committee for approval. Upon depth of research, length of paper or project, and completion of work, the student presents the time requirements, and submits written proposal paper and/or project in the Honors Seminar. to Honors Committee for approval. Upon Prerequisite: Admission to the Honors Program completion of work, the student presents the or permission of the Honors Committee and the paper and/or project in the Honors Seminar. coordinator. Prerequisite: Admission to the Honors Program or permission of the Honors Committee and the HON134 – Honors Mentoring coordinator. 3 credits Catalog Description: Offers intensive study of a HON131 – Honors Mentoring topic ordinarily not offered or pursued in a course 3 credits under the guidance a faculty mentor. The Catalog Description: Offers intensive study of a student works with the mentor to determine topic ordinarily not offered or pursued in a course depth of research, length of paper or project, and under the guidance a faculty mentor. The time requirements, and submits written proposal student works with the mentor to determine to Honors Committee for approval. Upon depth of research, length of paper or project, and completion of work, the student presents the time requirements, and submits written proposal paper and/or project in the Honors Seminar. to Honors Committee for approval. Upon Prerequisite: Admission to the Honors Program completion of work, the student presents the or permission of the Honors Committee and the paper and/or project in the Honors Seminar. coordinator. Prerequisite: Admission to the Honors Program or permission of the Honors Committee and the HON201 – Honors Seminar 1 coordinator. 1 credits Catalog Description: Offers intensive study of a HON132 – Honors Mentoring topic ordinarily not offered or pursued in a course 3 credits under the guidance a faculty mentor. The Catalog Description: Offers intensive study of a student works with the mentor to determine topic ordinarily not offered or pursued in a course depth of research, length of paper or project, and under the guidance a faculty mentor. The time requirements, and submits written proposal student works with the mentor to determine to Honors Committee for approval. Upon depth of research, length of paper or project, and completion of work, the student presents the time requirements, and submits written proposal paper and/or project in the Honors Seminar. to Honors Committee for approval. Upon Prerequisite: Admission to the Honors Program completion of work, the student presents the or permission of the Honors Committee and the paper and/or project in the Honors Seminar. coordinator. Prerequisite: Admission to the Honors Program or permission of the Honors Committee and the HON202 – Honors Seminar 2 coordinator. 1 credits

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Catalog Description: Serves as a unifying HON210 – Interdisciplinary Honors experience for all students in the Honors 3 credits Program by providing a forum for the exchange Catalog Description: Explores a topic of ideas and pursuit of thought at a more encompassing two or more academic areas advanced level of a particular theme or topic. taught by instructors in the respective disciplines. Students deliver presentations focusing on the Prerequisite: Admission to the Honors program designated theme, Honors Program mentoring or with permission of the Honors committee and and enriched course projects. Students may the instructors. attend plays, exhibitions, and/or participate in HON220 – Leadership Development Seminar other activities. Required each semester a 3 credits student is enrolled in the Honors Program. Catalog Description: Uses a humanities-based Prerequisite: Admission to the Honors Program approach to leadership training, i.e., classical or with permission of the Honors Program literature, films, and group interaction. Includes Committee and the instructor. developing a personal leadership style, goal HON203 – Honors Seminar 3 setting, decision making, time management, 1 credits team building, managing change, conflict Catalog Description: Serves as a unifying resolution, and ethics. Prerequisite: GPA of 3.5 experience for all students in the Honors or higher and permission of instructor. Program by providing a forum for the exchange of ideas and pursuit of thought at a more Humanities advanced level of a particular theme or topic. HUM142 – The Literature of Film Students deliver presentations focusing on the 3 credits designated theme, Honors Program mentoring Catalog Description: Examines the history of and enriched course projects. Students may cinema from short silent films of the late 1800's attend plays, exhibitions, and/or participate in to contemporary feature films, mainly American. other activities. Required each semester a Uses representative films from various eras to student is enrolled in the Honors Program. demonstrate the necessary techniques and Prerequisite: Admission to the Honors Program concepts for presenting fiction on the screen. or with permission of the Honors Program Analyzes visual images, sound, lighting, setting, Committee and the instructor. and acting. HON204 – Honors Seminar 4 HUM145 – The Development of Cinema 1 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Serves as a unifying Catalog Description: Examines the history of experience for all students in the Honors cinema from short silent films of the late 1800s to Program by providing a forum for the exchange contemporary feature films, mainly American. of ideas and pursuit of thought at a more Uses representative films from various eras to advanced level of a particular theme or topic. demonstrate the necessary techniques and Students deliver presentations focusing on the concepts for presenting fiction on the screen. designated theme, Honors Program mentoring Analyzes visual images, sound, lighting, setting, and enriched course projects. Students may and acting. attend plays, exhibitions, and/or participate in HUM241 – Male Role in Film other activities. Required each semester a 3 credits student is enrolled in the Honors Program. Catalog Description: Examines, analyzes and Prerequisite: Admission to the Honors Program critiques the depiction of males in American or with permission of the Honors Program films: gangster, Western hero, "Macho" man, Committee and the instructor.

238 239 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) psycho/murderer, intruder, misfit, member of a and violence including child abuse. Covers "male buddies" group, and modern hero and intervention approaches by human services antihero. agencies and law enforcement, legal aspects of violence cases, and the multidisciplinary HUM243 – Bogart - Cult Hero approach to effective treatment plans. 3 credits Catalog Description: Focuses on Bogart as both HUS104 – Preschool Children-Health, Safety a film actor and star, why he and his films make and Nutrition his image such a lively presence in our 3 credits imagination, the myth surrounding his Catalog Description: Emphasizes the symptoms personality, and the relationship between his and treatment of typical childhood illnesses, personal image and those characters he safety hazards, first aid techniques and accident "played" on the screen. prevention. Explores, within the context of children's developmental stages, nutritional Human Relations requirements and subsequent effects on HUR101 – Human Relations 1 behavior, child abuse factors, and special needs 3 credits of children due to health conditions. Catalog Description: Examines basic dynamics HUS106 – Early Childhood Education - and processes which occur in relationships with Methods and Materials others. Exposes students to techniques, skills, 3 credits and knowledge useful in understanding their own Catalog Description: Covers typical behavior and in comprehending the behavior of characteristics of young children (infant to eight others. years). Emphasizes learning materials and HUR102 – Human Relations 2 teaching methods appropriate for use with 3 credits various age groups. Studies child guidance Catalog Description: Examines group behavior techniques, theories of play, quality program and techniques to influence group processes. characteristics, and lesson plan designs. Studies principles affecting group behavior, Requires demonstrations of effective lesson plan effective meeting strategies, conflict resolution and storytelling techniques. principles, and leadership skills. Utilizes small HUS110 – Internship in Human Services 1 groups in class to apply course material. 3 credits Prerequisite: HUR101. Catalog Description: Internship placement in Human Services conjunction with weekly class seminar designed to integrate theory with practical application to HUS101 – Introduction to Human Services further develop professional Human Services 3 credits helping values, knowledge, skills and behaviors. Catalog Description: Introduces the field of Placement must be instructor approved with site human services through topics such as career supervision by a qualified human services options, social policy development, societal worker. Minimum of 125 internship hours per changes, and the social welfare system. Includes semester (average of at least 8 hours per week). the nature of the helping process and beginning Prerequisite: HUS101 skill development. HUS113 – Alcohol/Drug Use and Abuse HUS103 – Family Crisis Intervention 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Examines the symptoms, Catalog Description: Presents the causes, physical, pharmacological, psychological, and dimensions and ramifications of family problems social effects of addiction as a disease and the

239 240 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) impact on society. Covers treatment programs placement and/or continuing education within the and options. [Note: The New York State Office of field. Minimum of 125 internship hours per Alcohol and Substance Abuse Services has semester (average of at least 8 hours per week). reviewed this course and finds that it is Prerequisite: HUS101 and HUS110 consistent with established standards for HUS204 – Human Diversity alcoholism counselor education and training 3 credits toward the CASAC credential.] Catalog Description: Examines the definition of HUS114 – Family: Impact of Alcohol and human diversity in American culture, including Drugs ethnicity, race, gender, sexual orientation, 3 credits poverty, and religion. Identifies the Catalog Description: Analyzes the effects of misinformation that perpetuates the exclusion of alcoholism and drug abuse on the family. diverse groups from mainstream opportunities, Emphasizes family roles, characteristics of and differentiates covert acts, institutional children of alcoholics and substance abusers, policies, and ideologies that promote the co-dependence theories, adult children of such exclusion of diverse groups. Provides an families and adaptations made individually and awareness of the student's own diversity and socially by family members. [Note: The New how their feelings and worldviews might differ York State Office of Alcohol and Substance from other diverse groups, and how those Abuse Services has reviewed this course and differences may influence behaviors positively finds that it is consistent with established and/or negatively. standards for alcoholism counselor education HUS250 – Introduction to Developmental and training toward the CASAC credential.] Disabilities Spring only. Prerequisite: HUS 113 or HED 113. 3 credits HUS124 – Gerontology Catalog Description: Overview of disabilities 3 credits encountered when working with infants, children Catalog Description: Examines contemporary and adults with development disabilities through issues impacting older adults such as special their lifespan. Focuses on individuals with needs, changing roles experienced with aging, intellectual, behavioral, sensory, physical or community resources, legislation and programs learning difficulties. Emphasizes physiological designed to meet these multifaceted needs. basis, resulting behavior, treatment typically applied, historical events and future trends. HUS130 – Death & Dying Includes a mandatory field observation. 3 credits Equivalent to EDF 250. Catalog Description: Provides a basic background on historical and contemporary HUS251 – Developmental Disabilities: perspectives on death and dying. Examines Strategies and Applications current practices regarding death in the US. 3 credits Emphasizes the special situation of the Catalog Description: Introduces and applies terminally ill and bereaved. principles of learning and motivation to the various disabilities. Covers treatment strategies HUS201 – Internship in Human Services 2 through the lifespan of the individual with 3 credits developmental disabilities. Identifies impact of Catalog Description: Continuing instructor developmental disabilities on families. Stresses approved and site supervised internship specific skills for facilitating adaptive and placement with weekly class seminar to further cognitive potentials. Studies evaluative develop and refine professional helping values, processes, behavior modification, treatment care knowledge, skills and behaviors required for job

240 241 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) plans, forms of therapy, advocacy and issues LDR272 – Organizational Management Skills related to community integration. Prerequisite: for Community College Personnel HUS 250. 3 credits Catalog Description: Developed specifically for Journalism community college employees readying for JOU101 – Introduction to Journalism advancement opportunities, this course focuses 3 credits specifically on the development of skills Catalog Description: Introduces the principles necessary for a variety of leadership roles. and practices of print journalism. Defines what Administrators new to their positions, teaching constitutes news and discusses news gathering, faculty, and support and professional staff will news and feature writing, news editing, and engage in various knowledge and skills-building ethical problems of journalists. Prerequisite: activities designed to enhance and build upon ENG101. current knowledge and skills sets. The curriculum will include foundational management Leadership concepts common across all job descriptions, LDR261 – Leadership, Citizenship & combined with more specialized curriculum Professionalism in a Community College focused on the participant’s contractual function. 3 credits Sample topics covered include: Interpersonal Catalog Description: This course will engage relationship development; negotiations and participants in the identification and refinement of conflict management; messaging in the knowledge and skills necessary to the communication; management of expectations; nurturing of a student-centered community job performance appraisal; and change college work environment that promotes leadership. Prerequisite: LDR 271. integrity, professionalism, high standards of LDR273 – Advanced Communication Skills service, and unity-of-purpose. Sample topics to for Community College Personnel be covered include: the functions and services of 1 credits a college; student and employee interaction; Catalog Description: Effective communication expectations of external stakeholders; service underpins every successful endeavor in most processes across departments; and current organizations. For success in a community social, political, and economic issues in higher college setting, leaders and aspiring leaders education. Sample skills developed or reinforced must be able to assist others by adeptly applying include: communicating effectively across a variety of communication techniques, and constituencies; building and empowering teams; determining which technique to use in which formal and informal collaboration; self- situation. This course will provide students with management; and organizational opportunities for self-reflective learning as a interdependence. Curriculum will include means of encouraging participants to modify coverage of key institutional policies and their personal communication style to become procedures; selected policies and procedures better leaders. Prerequisites: LDR 271 and 272. from the State University of New York (SUNY) and the New York State Education Department Literature (NYSED); the Middle States Commission of LIT201 – Introduction to Literature Higher Education (MSCHE) Standards for 3 credits Accreditation and Requirements of Affiliation; Catalog Description: Introduces the unique and the American Association of Community characteristics of poetry, fiction, and drama. Colleges (AACC) Competencies for Community Investigates the function of literature as a form of College Leaders.

241 242 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) communication. Requires use of computer for Catalog Description: Examines social, political, online course sections. Prerequisite: ENG101. philosophical, scientific, and spiritual issues as they appear in science fiction. Explores LIT203 – Children's Literature representative stories and novels, as well as 3 credits biographical and historical material. Develops Catalog Description: Examines classical and informed judgments about science fiction and its contemporary selected works of children's connection to science and philosophy. Evaluates literature from a variety of genres. Develops and critique works of science fiction. Computer critical thinking skills to make informed labs may be used, although computer knowledge judgments about children's books. Considers a not necessary, except for online course sections. variety of literary criticism models and applies Prerequisite: ENG101. them to representative works. Online course requires computer knowledge. Prerequisite: LIT214 – Play Analysis ENG101. 3 credits Catalog Description: Develops ability to carefully LIT210 – African American Literature read and analyze plays. Employs scripts from 3 credits various period and genres to explore theatre as Catalog Description: Examines the binding, a written, visual, and collaborative art form. common themes of African-American literature Prerequisite: ENG 101. from the late eighteenth century to the present. Establishes useful definitions for the novel, the LIT216 – American Literature: Civil War to the short story, poetry, drama, and literary nonfiction Present (e.g. autobiography, essay, oratory) as they 3 credits apply to African-American literature in particular. Catalog Description: Examines American Prerequisite: ENG101. literature from the post-Civil War era (1865) to present day. Looks at the American tradition and LIT211 – Short Story culture and how each artist fits within his or her 3 credits historical context through the literary periods of Catalog Description: Focuses on the unique realism, naturalism, modernism, and post- characteristics of the genre. Explores classical modernism. Explores how students fit into the and contemporary representative stories from American tradition and culture. Teaching around the world. Applies a variety of literary methods may include small group discussions, criticism models to selected stories. Online lectures, independent study, and the use of course requires computer knowledge. computer labs. Prerequisite: ENG101. Prerequisite: ENG101. LIT217 – British Literature: Medieval Period LIT212 – American Literature 1 - Pre-colonial through Restoration Period to the Civil War 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Focuses on the study of Catalog Description: Focuses on American British literature from the Middle Ages to the literature from the pre-colonial era to 1865. Restoration. Examines the development of Examines the nature of American culture as British culture as expressed through a variety of expressed through a variety of genres and literary genres from the three major historical historical periods. Employs different literary periods. Analysis via various literary critical critical approaches. Computer use required for approaches. Computer use required for online online sections. Prerequisite: ENG101. sections. Prerequisite: ENG 101. LIT213 – Science Fiction 3 credits

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LIT218 – British Literature: Romantic Period MAT102 – Algebra 2 to the Present 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Topics include solving first Catalog Description: Focuses on the study of degree inequalities, introduction to functions, British literature from the Romantic Period to linear equations in two variables and graphing, present day. Examines the nature of British solving systems of two or three linear equations culture as expressed through a variety of literary and inequalities, brief review of polynomial genres and historical periods. Analysis via operations and factoring, algebraic fractions, various literary critical approaches. Computer variation, solving rational equations and use required for online sections. Prerequisite: proportions, rational exponents and radical ENG 101. expressions, complex numbers, solving radical equations, and four methods for solving Mathematics quadratic equations, with emphasis on problem MAT091 – Basic Math Skills solving and applications throughout the course. 4 credits Not open to students with credit in MAT 136 or Catalog Description: Students move through a higher. Prerequisite: MAT 092 or by placement. series of content modules using a mastery MAT108 – Survey of Mathematics learning approach, making extensive use of 3 credits computer software for content delivery, practice Catalog Description: A study of various topics of skills, and assessment (graded homework, including an introduction to estimation, algebra, quizzes, and module pre- and post-tests). Topics geometry, consumer mathematics, probability include operations with whole numbers, and statistics, with an emphasis on critical fractions, decimals, and signed numbers; ratios, thinking and interpreting results. Other topics rates, and proportions; percent; measurement may be covered at the discretion of the conversions within the U. S. Customary System instructor. MAT108 is a common selection by and within the Metric System using Unit Liberal Arts students with fewer than three years Analysis; scientific notation; evaluating and of high school mathematics. Either MAT108 or simplifying variable expressions; solving linear MAT092 can be used to satisfy the GCC math equations; and some basic geometry. proficiency graduation requirement Either Prerequisite: By placement. MAT108 or MAT092 can be used to satisfy the MAT092 – Algebra 1 prerequisite for MAT129, Statistics. MAT108 4 credits does not satisfy the prerequisite for any other Catalog Description: Students move through a math course. Although this course can satisfy series of content modules using a mastery your mathematics requirement for some GCC learning approach, making extensive use of programs and transfer to some baccalaureate computer software for content delivery, practice institutions, speak with an academic advisor to of skills, and assessment (graded homework, ensure that this course meets your goals. quizzes, and module pre- and post-tests). Topics Prerequisite: MAT091 with a grade of C or include simplifying variable expressions, solving better, or by placement. linear equations and inequalities, graphing linear MAT116 – Math for Elementary Teachers 1 equations in two variables, solving systems of 3 credits linear equations in two variables, operations with Catalog Description: Focuses on foundational exponential pressions and polynomials, factoring concepts of number theory, arithmetic, and polynomials, simplifying radical expressions algebra that underlie the elementary school (square roots), and solving quadratic equations. mathematics curriculum. Emphasizes problem Prerequisite: MAT 091 or by placement. solving and the historical development of

243 244 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) numeration systems and other mathematical binomial and normal probability distributions, concepts. Prerequisite: MAT092 with a grade of estimation and sampling, hypothesis testing, and C or better, or equivalent by placement. linear regression models. Emphasis is on practical applications that include the use of MAT117 – Math for Elementary Teachers 2 statistical software that must be approved by the 3 credits full-time faculty course coordinator. (Examples Catalog Description: Covers fundamental include MINITAB and StatCrunch.). Prerequisite: concepts of probability, statistics, measurement MAT 092, minimum grade of C in MAT 108, or and geometry and the historical development of higher; or by placement; or by permission of Mathematics. Develops understanding of instructor. mathematical concepts that form the foundation for topics included in the elementary MAT131 – Consumer Mathematics mathematics curriculum and further develops 3 credits creative problem-solving and mathematical Catalog Description: Overview of mathematics communication skills. Prerequisite: MAT116. applications to consumer problems and issues. Topics include compound and simple interest, MAT121 – Technical Math 1 annuities, mortgages, promissory notes and 3 credits outstanding principal. Prerequisite: Math skills Catalog Description: Reviews basic algebraic equivalent to MAT092 or higher. operations and solutions of linear equations. Emphasizes applications of linear equations, MAT136 – Algebra 3 and Trigonometry graphing techniques, units of measurement 3 credits conversions, exponents and radicals, functions, Catalog Description: Topics include absolute trigonometric functions, and vectors. value equations and inequalities; solving Prerequisite: MAT092 or higher or by placement. systems of linear equations using determinants; review of rational exponents, radical expressions MAT122 – Technical Math 2 and complex numbers; quadratic equations and 3 credits inequalities; solving equations reducible to Catalog Description: Emphasizes solutions to quadratic form; quadratic, exponential and systems of linear equations, solutions and logarithmic functions and applications; graphs of applications of quadratic equations, laws of sines functions; algebra of functions; inverse functions; and cosines, graphs of trigonometric functions, conic sections; nonlinear systems of equations complex numbers, exponential and logarithmic and inequalities; right triangle trigonometry; functions, linear inequalities, and direct and trigonometric functions and the unit circle. Not inverse variation. Prerequisite: MAT121 with a open to students with credit in MAT 140 or grade of C or higher. higher. Prerequisite: MAT 102 with a grade of ‘C’ MAT125 – Finite Mathematics or higher or by placement. 3 credits Catalog Description: Emphasizes topics in MAT137 – Calculus for Business 4 credits discrete mathematics, including set theory, linear Catalog Description: Covers the principal programming, logic, probability, matrices, and concepts of differential and integral calculus as applications. Prerequisite: Math skills equivalent they relate to business applications. Students will to MAT092 or higher. study functions (including exponential and MAT129 – Statistics logarithmic), limits, differentiation, and 3 credits integration. Emphasis will be placed upon the Catalog Description: Studies descriptive data use of calculus in solving problems from the with graphical and numerical techniques, fields of business & economics. Prerequisite:

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MAT 136 or MAT 140 with a grade of ‘C’ or MAT245 – Calculus 3 higher or by placement or instructor permission. 4 credits Catalog Description: Covers infinite series, MAT140 – Precalculus curves in parametric and polar forms, vectors, 4 credits partial differentiation, and multiple integrals. Catalog Description: Studies polynomial, Applications of these topics focus on analysis of rational, exponential, logarithmic, and functions and surfaces in 3 dimensional space. trigonometric functions and their inverses. Four Fall only. Prerequisite: MAT 142 with a grade of class hours. Not open for credit to students who ‘C’ or higher or by placement. May be taken have credit in MAT 141 or higher. Prerequisite: concurrently with MAT 142 with instructor MAT 136 (with a minimum grade of C) or permission. equivalent by placement. MAT246 – Linear Algebra MAT141 – Calculus 1 4 credits 4 credits Catalog Description: Covers systems of linear Catalog Description: Studies functions of a single equations and matrices, determinants, vectors variable with regard to limits, continuity, and vector spaces, linear transformations, differentiation, anti-differentiation, and eigenvectors and eigenvalues, linear applications of these topics. Concludes with a transformations, and numerical methods. Four study of the definite integral and the fundamental class hours. Prerequisite: MAT142 with a grade theorem of calculus. Four class hours. of C or better, or permission of instructor. Prerequisite: MAT 140 (with a minimum grade of C) or equivalent by placement. MAT247 – Discrete Math 3 credits MAT142 – Calculus 2 Catalog Description: Provides an introduction to 4 credits discrete mathematical structures and their Catalog Description: Examines applications of applications to computer programming. Topics the definite integral; analysis of the natural include logic of compound and quantified logarithmic, exponential, trigonometric, and statements, elementary number theory, direct & hyperbolic functions; introduction to differential indirect proofs, mathematical induction, sets, equations; techniques of integration; L'Hopital's discrete probability & counting, functions, and an Rule and indeterminate forms; improper introduction to graph theory. Spring only. integrals; and infinite series. Prerequisite: MAT Prerequisite: MAT 140 with a grade of ‘C’ or 141 with a grade of ‘C’ or higher or by higher or by placement. placement. MAT255 – Differential Equations MAT195 – Calculus for Business 4 credits 4 credits Catalog Description: Covers solutions of first Catalog Description: Covers the principal order differential equations, Euler's Method, concepts of differential and integral calculus as linear differential equations with constant they relate to business applications. Students will coefficients, non-linear equations, LaPlace study functions (including exponential and transforms, numerical solutions, and series logarithmic), limits, differentiation, and solutions. Applications focus on modeling with integration. Emphasis will be placed upon the first- and second-order linear equations. CAS use of calculus in solving problems from the Software (such as Derive or Maple) will be used fields of business & economics. Pre-Requisite: for solving a variety of application problems. MAT 136 or MAT 140 with a grade of C or better Spring only. Prerequisite: MAT 142 with a grade (or by permission of instructor). of ‘C’ or higher or by placement.

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Meteorology curriculum designed to provide the knowledge and skills necessary for participating in the MET101 – Introduction to Meteorology STEM enrichment program including readiness 3 credits for MAT 136, CHE 101, and PHY 131. Students Catalog Description: An introduction to scientific will begin an exploration of science and math inquiry of how the atmosphere and weather topics typically covered in first half of PHY 100 – behave. It examines atmospheric parameters How things Work and the first half of MAT 102 – (temperatures, humidity, pressure, winds); the Algebra 2. Students will explore the physical formation of clouds, rain and snow; middle- world and its impact on human life, including the latitude cyclones and hurricanes; and the basic principles of mechanics, thermodynamics, development of thunderstorms, lightning, hail electricity, magnetism, waves, optics, and atomic and tornadoes. Basic weather forecasting, physics as well as the solving of first degree climate change, air pollution, and optical inequalities, introduction to functions, linear phenomena are also examined. Includes a equations in two variables and graphing, solving laboratory component where students learn to systems of two or three linear equations and analyze meteorological concepts, data, and inequalities, a brief review of polynomial maps. Two class hours, two lab hours. operations and factoring. Prerequisite: Completion of the Genesee Community College math proficiency. MSP163 – Math/Science Prep 3 2 credits Math/Science Preparatory Catalog Description: This course is the third MSP161 – Math/Science Prep semester of a four (4) semester preparatory 2 credits curriculum designed to provide the knowledge Catalog Description: This course is the first and skills necessary for participating in the semester of a four (4) semester preparatory STEM enrichment program including readiness curriculum designed to provide the knowledge for MAT 136, CHE 101, and PHY 131. Students and skills necessary for participating in the will begin an exploration of science and math STEM enrichment program including readiness topics typically covered in CHE 100 – for MAT 136, CHE 101, and PHY 131. Students Introduction to Chemistry and review will begin an exploration of science and math components of MAT 102 – Algebra 2. Students topics typically covered in first half of PHY 100 – will encounter general, organic and biological How things Work and the first half of MAT 102 – chemistry by exploring topics such as Algebra 2. Students will explore the physical measurement, atomic and molecular structure, world and its impact on human life, including the chemical and physical bonding, gas properties, basic principles of mechanics, thermodynamics, chemical reactions, acid/base chemistry, organic electricity, magnetism, waves, optics, and atomic molecule structure and functional groups, and physics as well as the solving of first degree common groups of biological molecules inequalities, introduction to functions, linear (carbohydrates, lipids and proteins) while equations in two variables and graphing, solving reviewing the solving of first degree inequalities, systems of two or three linear equations and introduction to functions, linear equations in two inequalities, a brief review of polynomial variables and graphing, solving systems of two operations and factoring. or three linear equations and inequalities, a brief review of polynomial operations and factoring. MSP162 – Math/Science Prep 2 2 credits MSP164 – Math/Science Prep 4 Catalog Description: This course is the second 2 credits semester of a four (4) semester preparatory Catalog Description: This course is the fourth semester of a four (4) semester preparatory

246 247 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) curriculum designed to provide the knowledge Catalog Description: Surveys the history of film and skills necessary for participating in the music from the silent era to the present with a STEM enrichment program including readiness focus on Hollywood narrative films. Explores the for MAT 136, CHE 101, and PHY 131. Students role and relation of music to the plot and visual will begin an exploration of science and math elements of film. topics typically covered in BIO 100 – Introduction MUS128 – Applied Music: Private Voice to Biology and review components of MAT 102 – Lessons Algebra 2. Students will explore an introduction 1 credits to the basic characteristics of life, organisms, Catalog Description: Instruction in voice by a their interactions, and the scientific process. qualified private teacher. Hours to be arranged Improves scientific thinking and increases with instructor. Students registered for Private science literacy. This course will provide an Voice Lessons will be charged an Applied Music overview of 5 core concepts of biology: studying fee of $400 per course to offset the additional and using the scientific method, evolution, costs of private instruction, in addition to the ecology, genetics, and biodiversity. College’s standard tuition and fees. This fee is Music 100% refundable prior to the first day of the term, and non-refundable on or after the first day of MUS101 – Music Appreciation term. A minimum of twelve 40-minute lessons is 3 credits required per semester for 1 academic credit. Catalog Description: Surveys music as a form of Students are required to present a performance communication with emphasis on developing examination at the end of each term. Prior understanding and awareness of the techniques experience is not necessary. Credit in this and means of using musical sounds for course will not satisfy Fine Arts requirements in communication and expressing human emotions any degree program. Prerequisite: None. both actively, from a performer's point of view, and passively as an informed, knowledgeable MUS129 – Applied Music: Private Voice and discriminating listener. Lessons 1 credits MUS102 – Introduction to Music Theory Catalog Description: Instruction in voice by a 3 credits qualified private teacher. Hours to be arranged Catalog Description: Studies scales, intervals, with instructor. Students registered for Private key signatures, meters, rhythmic reading, and Voice Lessons will be charged an Applied Music chords. This course is for students with little or fee of $400 per course to offset the additional no background in music performance or theory costs of private instruction, in addition to the who wish to obtain the skills necessary to read College’s standard tuition and fees. This fee is music and learn to apply the skills in a practical 100% refundable prior to the first day of the term, way. and non-refundable on or after the first day of MUS107 – Hip Hop Culture term. A minimum of twelve 40-minute lessons is 3 credits required per semester for 1 academic credit. Catalog Description: Studies the development of Students are required to present a performance hip hop styles and techniques and the social, examination at the end of each term. This course political, and cultural phenomenon associated follows up on skills learned in MUS 128. with them. Students are understood to have a basic knowledge of music and singing. Credit in this MUS108 – Music at the Movies course will not satisfy Fine Arts requirements in 3 credits any degree program. Prerequisite: MUS 128

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MUS130 – Applied Music: Private Voice MUS203 – History of Rock & Roll: Blues and Lessons Beyond 1 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Catalog Description: Catalog Description: Surveys the development of Instruction in voice by a qualified private teacher. rock and roll through a basic narrative of Hours to be arranged with instructor. Students American culture, politics, and economic history. registered for Private Voice Lessons will be Examines race, gender, class, technology, and charged an Applied Music fee of $400 per the music business as it relates to the creation of course to offset the additional costs of private rock music in the United States and globally. instruction, in addition to the College’s standard Learning activities include critical analysis of tuition and fees. This fee is 100% refundable audio and video recordings, attendance at live prior to the first day of the term, and non- concerts of various rock and roll styles, group refundable on or after the first day of term. A discussions, and research projects. Note: minimum of twelve 40-minute lessons is required Students wishing to use this course to fulfill the per semester for 1 academic credit. Students are SUNY General Education requirement in required to present a performance examination American history must have earned an 85 or at the end of each term. This course follows up higher on the US History Regents exam. Three on skills learned in MUS129. Students are class hours. expected to have an intermediate understanding of music and singing. Credit in this course will Nursing not satisfy Fine Arts requirements in any degree NUR111 – Nursing 1 program. Prerequisite: MUS129. 5 credits Catalog Description: Introduces the student to MUS131 – Applied Music: Private Voice concepts related to professional nursing practice. Lessons 1 credits Emphasis is placed on developing the Catalog Description: Catalog Description: foundational knowledge and nursing Instruction in voice by a qualified private teacher. assessments necessary to provide care to Hours to be arranged with instructor. Students diverse individuals and populations. The registered for Private Voice Lessons will be competencies of patient centered care, safe charged an Applied Music fee of $400 per practice environment, collaboration, healthcare course to offset the additional costs of private informatics and management of care are instruction, in addition to the College’s standard introduced at a foundational level. This course tuition and fees. This fee is 100% refundable provides classroom and online content. prior to the first day of the term, and non- Prerequisite: Admission to the Nursing Program. refundable on or after the first day of term. A Prerequisite or co-requisite: BIO 152 with a minimum of twelve 40-minute lessons is required grade of “C” or higher. Co-requisite: NUR LC1 per semester for 1 academic credit. Students are NUR112 – Nursing 2 required to present a performance examination 5 credits at the end of each term. This course follows up Catalog Description: Introduces the student to on skills learned in MUS130. Students are concepts related to nursing care of diverse understood to be at a level suitable for entry into individuals experiencing temporary health status a four-year program. Credit in this course will not changes. Emphasis is placed on nursing process satisfy Fine Arts requirements in any degree and prioritization of patient care to promote program. Prerequisite: MUS130. optimal wellness. The competencies of patient centered care, safe practice environment, collaboration, healthcare informatics and

248 249 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) management of care are developed. This course student learning related to critical thinking skills, provides classroom and online content. math and dosage calculations. Prepares Prerequisites: NUR 111 and BIO 152 with a students for entry into the clinical sequence of grade of “C” or higher and NUR LC1 with a second level nursing courses. One and a half grade of "CP". Prerequisite or co-requisite: BIO class hours and one and a half laboratory hours. 153 with a grade of “C” or higher. Co-requisite: Prerequisites: Successful completion of NUR NUR 122 and NUR LC2 130 and current LPN registration in a US jurisdiction. NUR122 – Pharmacology for Nurses 3 credits NUR193 – Introduction to Associate Degree Catalog Description: Presents essential concepts Nursing of pharmacology. Designed to promote the use 1 credits of critical thinking in the application of drug Catalog Description: Facilitates the transition of therapy. Emphasis is placed on the integration of students entering the nursing program via the pharmacologic principles, legal responsibilities of New York State LPN to RN Articulation Model. the nurse and the nursing process. Provides an orientation to the basic policies and Prerequisites: NUR 111 and BIO 152 with a requirements pertaining to students in the grade of “C” or higher, and NUR LC1 with a associate degree program. Emphasizes critical grade of “CP”. Prerequisite or co-requisite: BIO thinking skills for the nursing process, and 153 with a grade of “C” or better. Co-requisites: nursing skills related to medication NUR 112 and NUR LC2. administration and intravenous therapy. Prerequisites: Successful completion of the NYS NUR130 – NY PN to RN Transition Course PN to RN Transition course and eligibility to 3 credits enter NUR 201. Catalog Description: The NY PN to RN Transition course is designed to validate prior NUR211 – Nursing 3 learning, and update/enhance the student's 5 credits knowledge. This course facilitates transition from Catalog Description: Introduces the student to the role of Practical Nurse to that of a student concepts related to the care of diverse preparing for the role of Registered Nurse. individuals experiencing physiologic and Nursing process is used as the framework for psychological health status changes. Emphasis critical thinking and problem solving. Four is placed on health promotion and management. contact hours (3 classroom, 1 laboratory). The competencies of patient centered care, safe Prerequisites: Eligibility for licensure as a practice environment, collaboration, healthcare licensed practical nurse in a United States informatics and management of care continue to jurisdiction. For progression into the nursing be developed. This course provides classroom program, applicants must hold current LPN and online content. Prerequisites: BIO 153, NUR registration in a United States jurisdiction and 112, NUR 122 and with a grade of “C” or higher, meet the specific admission requirements of the and NUR LC2 with a grade of “CP”. Prerequisite institution/program to which she/he is applying. or co-requisite: BIO 201 with a grade of “C” or higher Co-requisite: NUR 230 and NUR LC3. NUR131 – Introduction to Associate Degree Nursing NUR212 – Nursing 4 2 credits 5 credits Catalog Description: Familiarizes the LPN Catalog Description: Introduces the student to transition student with the GCC Nursing Program concepts related to the nursing care of diverse philosophy, objectives, outcomes, policies, and individuals experiencing prolonged changes in organizing framework. Updates and enhances health status. Emphasis is placed on managing

249 250 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) and optimizing health. The competencies of Catalog Description: NUR LC1 is the application patient centered care, safe practice environment, of didactic instruction for NUR 111 and a collaboration, healthcare informatics and required co-requisite. Skills and performance in management of care are applied to clinical NUR LC1 are assessed as a component of NUR practice. This course provides classroom and 111 and therefore, must be successfully online content. Prerequisites: BIO 201, NUR completed in addition to all of the requirements 211, and NUR 230 with a grade of “C” or higher for NUR 111. Prerequisite: Admission to the and NUR LC3 with a grade of "CP" Corequisite: Nursing Program Prerequisite or co-requisite: NUR LC4, NUR 222, and NUR LC5. BIO 152 with a grade of “C” or better Co- requisite: NUR 111 NUR222 – Nursing 5 2 credits NURLC2 – Nursing Lab/Clinical 2 Catalog Description: Introduces the student to 3 credits concepts related to the nursing care of diverse Catalog Description: NUR LC2 is the application individuals with complex health care needs. of didactic instruction for NUR 112 and a Emphasis is placed upon integration of the required co-requisite. Skills and performance in competencies of patient centered care, safe NUR LC2 are assessed as a component of NUR practice environment, collaboration, healthcare 112 and therefore, must be successfully informatics and management of care in clinical completed in addition to all of the requirements practice. This course provides classroom and for NUR 112. Prerequisites: NUR 111, BIO 152 online content. Prerequisites: BIO 201, NUR with a grade of “C” or better, and NUR LC1 with 211, and NUR 230 with a grade of “C” or higher a grade of “CP”. Prerequisite or co-requisite: and NUR LC3 with a grade of "CP”. Co- BIO 153 with a grade of “C” or better Co- requisites: NUR 212, NUR LC4, and NUR LC5. requisites: NUR 112, NUR 122 NUR230 – Professional Issues in Nursing NURLC3 – Nursing Lab/Clinical 3 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Introduces the student to Catalog Description: NUR LC3 is the application professional issues relevant to current trends in of didactic instruction for NUR 211 and a nursing, leadership and management. The required co-requisite. Skills and performance in emphasis is placed on role transition and NUR LC3 are assessed as a component of NUR promoting an environment of quality patient care 211 and therefore, must be successfully and safety. Prerequisites: BIO 153, NUR 112 completed in addition to all of the requirements and NUR122 with a grade of “C” or higher, and for NUR 211. Prerequisites: NUR 112, NUR 122 NUR LC2 with a grade of “CP”. Prerequisites for with a grade of “C” or better, and NUR LC2 with PN to RN students: NUR 131 and BIO 153 with a a grade of “CP”. Prerequisite or co-requisite: grade of “C” or higher. Co-requisites: NUR 211 BIO 201 with a grade of “C” or better Co- and NUR LC3. requisites: NUR 211, NUR 230 NUR291 – Nursing Internship-Coop. Ed. NURLC4 – Nursing Lab/Clinical 4 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Introduces students to Catalog Description: NUR LC4 is the application clinical experiences in nursing. Students are of didactic instruction for NUR 212 and a placed in positions relative to their career and required co-requisite. Skills and performance in academic objectives. Prerequisites: Successful NUR LC4 are assessed as a component of NUR completion of NUR 101 and NUR 102. 212 and therefore, must be successfully completed in addition to all of the requirements NURLC1 – Nursing Lab/Clinical 1 for NUR 212. Prerequisites: NUR 211, NUR 230, 3 credits

250 251 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) and BIO 201 with a grade of “C” or better, and OFT135 – Medical Forms and Billing NUR LC3 with a grade of "CP" Co-requisites: 3 credits NUR 212, NUR 222, NUR LC5 Catalog Description: Emphasize the role of computers in health insurance using NURLC5 – Nursing Lab/Clinical 5 computerized patient accounting software. 3 credits Students will be introduced to medical billing, Catalog Description: NUR LC5 is the application insurance terminology, and the preparation of of didactic instruction for NUR 222 and a insurance claims. Software will simulate medical required co-requisite. Skills and performance in office situation which includes patient information NUR LC5 are assessed as a component of NUR input, billing operations, and document 222 and therefore, must be successfully production. Prerequisite or corequisite: OFT116. completed in addition to all of the requirements for NUR 222. Prerequisites: NUR 211, NUR 230, OFT150 – Intro to Health Insurance BIO 201 with a grade of “C” or better, and NUR 3 credits LC3 with a grade of “CP”. Co-requisites: NUR Catalog Description: This course will introduce 212, NUR LC4, NUR 222 students to the history of health insurance, the legal and ethical side of health insurance, and Office Technology/Secretarial the types of health insurance. Topics will include OFT101 – Keyboarding the claims process, HIPPA, and reimbursement. 3 credits OFT155 – Medical Coding I (CPT) Catalog Description: Develops personal 3 credits computer and keyboarding skills through an Catalog Description: Students are introduced to individual program of instruction using computer procedural coding using the American software, including frequent drills to increase Association’s Current Procedural Terminology speed and accuracy. Introduces simple letters, (CPT) and Healthcare Common Procedure tabulations, vertical and horizontal centering, and Coding System (HCPCS) coding systems. one-page reports. Requires a minimum level of Students will learn how the CPT and HCPS proficiency of 35 words per minute (wpm). coding procedures interact with medical billing in OFT102 – Intermediate Keyboarding office and hospital settings. Prerequisites: 3 credits OFT116. Additional courses are required in order Catalog Description: Increases keyboarding to be certified as a Medical Coder. techniques. Includes production using word OFT210 – Medical Transcription processing software of two-page letters, two- 3 credits page reports, two-page memos, tables, Catalog Description: Builds the skills necessary envelopes, and mail merges. Requires a to produce accurate medical records and minimum level of proficiency of 45 words per correspondence from dictated materials. minute (wpm). Prerequisite: OFT101. Emphasizes punctuation, spelling, grammar, OFT116 – Medical Terminology medical vocabulary, and efficiency. 3 credits Prerequisites: OFT116 and OFT101. Catalog Description: Analyzes and applies OFT244 – Medical Office Procedures comprehensive study of medical word to the 3 credits continual learning of new terminology. Includes Catalog Description: Examines responsibilities root words, prefixes, suffixes, and emphasis on and duties of the medical office assistant through the newly learned words in a variety of exercise the use of projects and simulations that include formats. Medical terminology skills may be medical law and ethics, preparation of records applied to various allied health fields. and records management, telephone procedures

251 252 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) and appointment scheduling, health insurance scuba participant. Certification available. Two and billing, office management, professional class hours, two laboratory hours. Prerequisite: reports, and medical meetings. Demonstration of sufficient water skill. OFT255 – Medical Coding II (ICD 10) PED113 – Beginning Indoor Soccer 3 credits 1 credits Catalog Description: Students are introduced to Catalog Description: Focuses on beginning diagnostic coding with emphasize on the indoor soccer skill development for the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10) inexperienced soccer participant. One and one- classification system. Students will learn how the half class hours. diagnostic coding procedures, interact with PED120 – Foundations of Volleyball medical reimbursement and office operations. 1 credits Prerequisite: OFT116. Catalog Description: Focuses on volleyball skill Physical Education development. Includes individual and team skills and game rules. PED104 – Teaching Methodologies in Sport Skill Studies PED121 – Teaching Methods in Volleyball 3 credits 1 credits Catalog Description: Introduces the fundamental Catalog Description: Presents major skills, skills and rules in the sports of volleyball, soccer, strategies, etiquette, and safety consideration in basketball, softball, golf, and tennis. Provides volleyball. Provides opportunity to analyze skills basic knowledge of activity plan preparation. and plan and implement drills and activities while adhering to the New York State Physical PED105 – Beginning Swimming Education Standards and to the National 1 credits Physical Education Standards. Prerequisite: Catalog Description: Introduces non-swimmers PED 104 or PED 120 to fundamental water and swimming skills. One and one-half class hours. PED123 – Foundations of Soccer 1 credits PED109 – Lifeguarding Catalog Description: Focuses on soccer skill 3 credits development. Includes individual and team skills Catalog Description: Develops active water and game rules. rescue skills and knowledge. The American Red Cross pre-requisites requires successful PED125 – Intermediate Swimming completion of the following swimming 1 credits competencies in order to take the course: swim Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced 300 yards using front crawl or breaststroke, tread swimming skill and stroke development for the water for 2 minutes legs only, swim 20 yards, experienced swimmer. Includes personal safety surface dive, recover a 10 lb. brick and swim and rescue skills. One and one-half class hours. back 20 yards within 1 minute 40 seconds. Prerequisite: PED105. Lifeguarding Certification available upon PED127 – Introduction to Movement and successful course performance. Four class Dance hours. 3 credits PED111 – Beginning Scuba Diving Catalog Description: Develops awareness of 3 credits individual movement characteristics through the Catalog Description: Focuses on beginning experiential learning of movement skills on the scuba diving skill development, equipment introductory level. Surveys elementary modern terminology and safety for the inexperienced dance techniques, elements of rhythm and

252 253 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) spatial awareness, and simple composition and PED140 – Teaching Methods in Basketball improvisational dance studies. 1 credits Catalog Description: Presents major skills, PED131 – Foundations of Basketball strategies, etiquette, and safety consideration in 1 credits basketball. Provides opportunity to analyze skills Catalog Description: Focuses on basketball skill and plan and implement drills and activities while development. Includes individual and team skills adhering to the New York State Physical and game rules. Education Standards and to the National PED132 – Beginning Karate Physical Education Standards. One and One- 1 credits half class hours. Prerequisite: PED 104 or PED Catalog Description: Focuses on achieving the 131 physical and mental conditioning and training required to execute a variety of basic martial arts PED141 – Teaching Methods in Soccer 1 credits techniques and forms or kata and engages in Catalog Description: Presents major skills, effective sparring and self-defense. Acquaints strategies, etiquette, and safety consideration in students with the historical and philosophical and soccer. Provides opportunity to analyze skills spiritual aspects of the martial arts. Designed for and plan and implement drills and activities while students with little or no background in the conforming to the New York State Physical martial arts. One and one-half class hours. Education Standards and to the National PED135 – Hip-Hop Dance Physical Education Standards. One and One- 3 credits half class hours. Prerequisite: PED 104 or PED Catalog Description: Develops awareness of 123 movement in different levels and space. Focuses on rhythm, syncopation and stage presence. PED143 – Principles of Fly Tying and Fly Derived from a combination of jazz funk and Fishing 2 credits street jazz, this style of dance requires high Catalog Description: Catalog Description: energy, attention to detail and an understanding Provides students of all experience levels with a of complex rhythms. Students will develop an practical introduction to the lifetime sport of fly appreciation and understanding of the art of hip- fishing. Presents students with the many aspects hop dance through physical exercise, floor work, of fly tying and fly fishing for salmon, trout and partnering, and floor movement to better bass so that they can enjoy fishing success for understand the technique of hip-hop. Using the remainder of their active adult lives. movement improvisation and choreographed work, and researching its origins, students will PED144 – Hiking, Walking & Backpacking understand the history, use of, and terms of hip- 2 credits hop dance. Catalog Description: Introduces students to the lifetime benefits of hiking, backpacking and PED136 – Beginning Yoga walking for Fitness. Focuses on creative 1 credits exercise programs that fit the individual's needs, Catalog Description: Introduces basic yoga interests, abilities and goals. Includes a variety of postures, breathing techniques, meditation and workout formats and locales. relaxation. PED146 – Beginning Bowling PED137 – Intermediate Yoga 1 credits 1 credits Catalog Description: Focuses on beginning Catalog Description: Intermediate yoga postures, bowling skill development for the inexperienced breathing techniques, meditation, and relaxation.

253 254 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) bowler. Fee associated with course. One and PED152 – Beginning Badminton one-half class hours. 1 credits Catalog Description: Develops game skills and PED147 – Intermediate Bowling court strategies for match play in singles and 1 credits doubles for beginning and advanced players. Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced One and one-half class hours. bowling skill development and techniques for the experienced participant. Emphasizes strategies PED153 – Foundations of Softball of competitive bowling. Fee associated with 1 credits course. One and one-half class hours. Catalog Description: Focuses on softball skill Prerequisite: PED 146. development. Includes individual and team skills and game rules. PED148 – Foundations of Golf 1 credits PED154 – Teaching Methods in Softball Catalog Description: Presents the basic skills of 1 credits golf including grip, stance, swing, rules, and Catalog Description: Present major skills, etiquette. One and one-half class hours. strategies, etiquette, and safety consideration in softball. Provides opportunity to analyze skills PED149 – Teaching Methods in Golf and plan and implement drills and activities while 1 credits adhering to the New York State Physical Catalog Description: Presents major skills, Education Standards and to the National strategies, etiquette, and safety consideration in Physical Education Standards. One and half golf. Provides opportunity to analyze skills and class hours. Prerequisite: PED 104 or PED 153 plan and implement drills and activities while adhering to the New York State Physical PED155 – Begin. Skiing & Snowboarding Education Standards and to the National 1 credits Physical Education Standards. One and One- Catalog Description: Focuses on beginning half class hours. Prerequisite: PED 104 or PED skiing or snowboarding skill development, 148 equipment terminology and safety. Students will be responsible for providing or renting their PED150 – Foundations of Racket Sports equipment, fees for lift passes, as well as 1 credits transportation to the ski resort. One and one-half Catalog Description: Focuses on skill class hours. development in racket sports including tennis, badminton and pickleball. Includes individual and PED157 – Intermediate Skiing team skills and game rules. 1 credits Catalog Description: Builds on basic skiing PED151 – Teaching Methods in Racket knowledge with a focus on advanced skill Sports development and techniques for the experienced 1 credits participant. Students ski on local slopes during Catalog Description: Presents major skills, evening. One class hour, one off-campus strategies, etiquette, and safety consideration in laboratory hour. Prerequisite: PED 155. tennis, badminton and pickleball. Provides opportunity to analyze skills and plan and PED158 – Intermediate Karate implement drills and activities while conforming 1 credits to the New York State Physical Education Catalog Description: Focuses on the advanced Standards and to the National Physical aspects of the martial arts and expands physical Education Standards. Prerequisite: PED 104 or and mental aspects of martial arts training. PED 150 Concentrates on perfecting sparring, kata, and

254 255 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) self-defense learned in Beginning Karate. possible) and discussion of reading assignments Deepens understanding of historical and and research. philosophical and spiritual aspects of the martial PED179 – Jazz Dance I arts. One and one-half class hours. Prerequisite: 3 credits PED 132. Catalog Description: Introduces jazz dance as an PED171 – Body Conditioning art form through exploration of traditional jazz 1 credits technique, history and aesthetics. Includes Catalog Description: Designed for students with studio classes in traditional jazz as well as minimal workout experience. Emphasizes weight observation of jazz dance on video and live in control techniques, nutritional recommendations, concert (when possible) and discussion of safety precautions, warming up and cooling reading assignments and research. down, and cardiovascular training. Provides the PED180 – Rhythmic Movement and Dance opportunity to work out and learn new 1 credits techniques including plyometrics, speed and Catalog Description: Introduces students to the agility exercises, balance exercises, and stability lifetime benefits of rhythmic movement and ball exercises. dance. Focuses on creative movement programs PED172 – Weight Training that teach about movement through time and 1 credits space with force and flow to music. Includes a Catalog Description: Designed for the variety of movement formats and music. inexperienced participant. Introduces fitness Provides opportunity to analyze skills and plan center safety, warm up and cool down, weight and implement drills and activities while adhering training adaptations, and nutritional to the New York State and National Physical considerations. Provides the opportunity to learn Education Standards. and practice common weight training techniques. PED188 – Beginning Lacrosse PED177 – Adaptive Physical Education 1 credits 2 credits Catalog Description: Focuses on beginning Catalog Description: Focuses on individuals who lacrosse skill development for the inexperienced have a disability limiting their participation in the lacrosse participant. One and one half class regular physical education offerings or hours. Prerequisite: None. individuals who wish to learn to assist a person PED209 – Water Safety Instruction with a disability. Students develop and 3 credits participate in an individualized, self-designed Catalog Description: Prepares students to teach and modified sport, game or exercise program American Red Cross Water Safety courses to and learn to select activities for individuals with diverse populations. Identifies appropriate disabilities which will be of value in meeting course planning, organization, teaching methods immediate and future physical and motor fitness. and facilitation skills used in various courses. Three class hours. Studies correct and safe skill instruction for the PED178 – Tap Dance I Infant and Preschool Aquatics Program, the 3 credits Learn to Swim Program, the Community Water Catalog Description: Introduces tap dance as an Safety Course and the Basic Water Rescue art form through exploration of tap technique, Course. Provides Red Cross certification in history and aesthetics. Includes studio classes in Water Safety Instruction upon successful basic tap technique as well as observation of tap completion of requirements. Prerequisite: dance on video and live in concert (when Instructor approval.

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PED220 – Sports Law recreation, event and facility management, 3 credits health and fitness clubs, professional as well as Catalog Description: Presents the central issues international sport. associated with collegiate and professional PED255 – Athletic Training sports, as regulated by various professional 3 credits associations and laws. Discusses eligibility, drug Catalog Description: Presents the foundation of testing, Title IX (sports competition for women), athletic training. Studies contemporary principles torts, collective bargaining agreements, free and methods of conditioning, prevention, and agency, salary caps, agent representation, first-aid care of injuries occurring in athletics. intellectual property rights, relationships between Introduces the fundamentals of taping and antitrust and labor laws, role of player agents, wrapping techniques, inspection and physical dispute resolution and player behavior that has examination, and training room procedures. led to much tort litigation. Examines issue of race, violence and athletes as role models. PED256 – Athletic Training Practicum I 1 credits PED227 – Movement & Dance II Catalog Description: Provides students with 3 credits direct experience in injury prevention, treatment, Catalog Description: Explores traditional modern and rehabilitation of athletes under the dance with an emphasis on technique and supervision of an athletic trainer. Prepares performance. Includes studio classes in modern students who wish to transfer into a four-year dance technique beyond the introductory level athletic training program. One and one-half class focusing on phrasing, musicality, and hours. Prerequisites: PED 255 and HED 205 performance techniques. The class will view each with a grade of ‘C’ or higher, and interview modern dance live (when possible) and on video with and permission of the College's head and will discuss text assignments and history athletic trainer during the second half of the research. Course will culminate in the student's first semester. presentation of a lecture/demonstration. Prerequisite: DAN127/PED 127 or instructor PED257 – Athletic Training Practicum 2 permission. 1 credits Catalog Description: Provides academic and PED250 – Introduction to Physical Education practical experience in injury evaluation and the 3 credits development and implementation of Catalog Description: Introduces careers in rehabilitation programs. Prerequisite: PED 256 physical education and sport, contemporary with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. concepts, and new approaches to physical education and sport activities. Examines careers PED258 – Sport Marketing in teaching, coaching, sport administration, sport 3 credits information, and related areas. Catalog Description: Introduces students to marketing, promotion and advertisement, sales, PED251 – Introduction to Sports Management and the elements of the marketing mix as they 3 credits pertain to the sport enterprise, including the Catalog Description: Examines career coverage of decision making and planning from opportunities within the sport industry and the sport manager’s perspective and provides knowledge relevant to the sponsorship strategies utilized in the sports management, marketing, legal, and financial industry. Specific topics include: the nature of operations of sport organizations. Incorporates sport marketing, studies of sport consumers and management applications in a variety of sport consumer behaviors, data based marketing entities including intercollegiate athletics, research, the sport product, managing sport

256 257 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) brands, licensing, pricing and promotion, sales, Catalog Description: Introduces the history of electronic media, public relations, and the interscholastic athletics in New York State. marketing mix. Also examined will be the legal Presents the objectives, rules, regulations and aspects of sports marketing and ideas for future policies of athletics, as well as performance trends. skills, technical information, and organization and management practices. The special training PED259 – Beginning Personal Fitness and conditioning of the athletes in specific 2 credits sports, the fitting of equipment, specific safety Catalog Description: Focuses on fitness theory, precautions and officiating methods will also be basic fitness training and conditioning principles, examined. An internship that will include while working toward specific individual fitness practical experience as a coach in the specific goals. Also emphasizes personal behaviors for sport and periods of observing other approved optimal wellness. coaches in that specific sport will also be PED261 – Sport Management Internship required. Prerequisites: HED 209, and PED 271. 3 credits Catalog Description: Allows students to practice PED273 – Principles Personal Training 3 credits sport management theory in a practical setting Catalog Description: Introduces the foundations oriented toward professional development, of personal training. Prepares students for leadership, and management. Provides sport certification in personal training or for pursuing a management and administrative work career in fitness center management. Discusses experience (promotions, planning, organization, basic principles including functional anatomy of media support, etc.) in the community. Studies the human body, biomechanics, exercise professional character development, physiology, nutrition for performance and health, communication skills, ethics, and etiquette. and weight management techniques. Provides Promotes career preparation and provides hands-on training in pre-exercise assessment, opportunities for learners to develop skills flexibility assessment, resistance training necessary to become leaders in the athletic techniques, and cardiovascular training profession. Prerequisites: PED 251 & PED 258 techniques. Introduces design of an PED271 – Principles of Coaching individualized workout plan for varying 3 credits populations. Catalog Description: Introduces high school and college level coaching. Presents coaching PED275 – Personal Training Experience 3 credits philosophy, roles and responsibilities, legal Catalog Description: Promotes opportunity to requirements, discipline, respect, motivation, practice and improve skills to become effective practice planning, teaching methodology, personal trainers. Provides students with direct conditioning and coaching ethics. Includes New experience in pre-exercise assessment, flexibility York State mandated Child Abuse Prevention assessment, resistance training techniques, and Workshop, SAVE Legislation (Schools Against cardiovascular training techniques. Encourages Violence in Education), Alcohol and Tobacco professional interaction with clientele and Use and Abuse, and Signs and Symptoms of opportunities to design and implement fitness Drug Use. Mandated Reporter and SAVE and nutritional programs. Prerequisite: PED273. Legislation Certification available. PED277 – Sport Facility Management PED272 – Theory and Techniques of 3 credits Coaching Catalog Description: Introduces students to 3 credits Sport Facility Management, Facility

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Development, Facility Systems and Operations, arts focusing on the dances of Liberia, Ghana, Facility Administration and Event and Activity Senegal, and Guinea. Emphasizes alignment, Management. Specific topics include History and develops the ability to self-correct and replicate Future of Sport Facilities, Facility Management sophisticated movement sequences, develops Basics, Human Resources, Facility Planning, comprehension of polyrhythms in music and Site, Design and Construction, Maintenance movement, and prepares students to perform Systems, Sport Facility Operations, Marketing West African dance for social settings, as well as and Sales, Finance and Budget, Legal the stage. Explores the contextualization of Responsibilities and Security, and Sport Facility performing arts within the African Diaspora. Preparation and Event Management. Introduces basic elements and fundamentals of musical rhythms produced by significant PED278 – Tap Dance II percussion instruments. 3 credits Catalog Description: Continues development of PED296 – Dance for Musical Theatre technical and performance skills. Includes studio 3 credits classes in intermediate tap technique as well as Catalog Description: Introduces student to observation of tap dance on video, discussion of contemporary/popular musical theatre movement reading assignments, and presentation of techniques and choreographers. Surveys history research. Prerequisite: PED 178/DAN 178 or and aesthetics of the time period selected instructor permission. through studio work, video, film, text and discussion. Includes rehearsal and performance PED279 – Jazz Dance II of a final dance project. 3 credits Catalog Description: Continues development of PED297 – Competitive Men's Lacrosse jazz technique. Includes studio classes in Fundamentals 1 traditional jazz technique at the intermediate 2 credits level as well as observation of jazz dance on Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced video and in concert (when possible) and lacrosse skill development, competition discussion of reading assignments and research. techniques and strategy for highly skilled, first- Prerequisite: PED 179/DAN 179 or instructor year participants in competitive men's lacrosse. permission. Three class hours. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. PED285 – Exercise Physiology 4 credits PED298 – Competitive Men's Lacrosse Catalog Description: Examines the functional Fundamentals 2 capacity and the adaptations of the human body 2 credits to the demands of sport and exercise. Metabolic, Catalog Description: Focuses on advanced cardiovascular, and neuromuscular adjustments lacrosse skill development, competition in relationship to exercise of varying intensities techniques and strategy for highly skilled, and duration will be studied. Additional topics second-year participants in competitive men's include the relationship between physical activity lacrosse. Three class hours. Prerequisite: PED and various diseases, as well as, the effects of 297. ergogenic aids commonly used in sport and exercise. Phlebotomy PED293 – Introduction to West African Dance PHB190 – Phlebotomy Technician 3 credits 4 credits Catalog Description: Provides an exploration of Catalog Description: Designed to gain the West African dance techniques and performing knowledge in technical and procedural aspects

258 259 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) of both adult and pediatric phlebotomy required Photography to become a Phlebotomy technician. Concepts in infection control, legal issues, supplies, special PHO103 – Introduction to Black & White collection and basic clerical skill used for patient Photography interaction will be included. This course leads to 3 credits National Certification as a Phlebotomist. Catalog Description: Presents fundamentals of camera operation and principles of visualization Philosophy and composition. Emphasizes darkroom procedures, film processing, and selective PHI101 – Introduction to Philosophy printing techniques. Two class hours, two lab 3 credits hours. Students must provide their own Catalog Description: Introduces major ideas and photographic supplies. philosophers of the Western Hemisphere. Defines and analyzes a number of these ideas PHO105 – Intermediate Photography and develops a historical progression. 3 credits Catalog Description: Explores precise control of PHI102 – Logic exposure, image processing workflow, and 3 credits location/studio lighting techniques. Discusses Catalog Description: Introduces principles of artistic and commercial aspects of photography. good argument and techniques developed by Portfolio development. Two class hours, two lab logicians for use in mathematics, philosophy, hours. Students must provide their own fully and the other sciences. Practices defining and adjustable manual shutters speed and aperture solving problems in informal fallacies, logical camera and photographic supplies. Prerequisite: reasoning and symbolic expression. PHO103 or PHO118. PHI103 – Ethics 3 credits PHO118 – Introduction to Digital Catalog Description: Engages in dialog to work Photography 3 credits toward a definition of good and evil as Catalog Description: Presents the fundamentals expressions of society's evolving values. of digital image capture using cameras and Examines a variety of controversial moral issues scanners. Emphasizes the making of images from daily experience and explains the and the interpretation of their character in terms contradictory solutions people reach by of subject and form: Classical photography with appealing to different philosophical premises. digital technology. Emphasizes the post- PHI104 – Philosophy of Religion production work needed to bring images to an 3 credits audience electronically, rather than intensive Catalog Description: Engages in dialectic among post-production experience with image students and demonstrates the art of countering manipulation, special effects, new media, or an argument with an argument. Enquires into the animation. Student to supply his or her own meaning, nature, and problems concerning the adjustable manual shutters speed and aperture existence of God and the religious experience. digital camera and photographic supplies, Explores both evidential and non-evidential batteries, memory cards and any necessary justifications for the existence of God, as well as hardware accessories or software accessories to atheistic justification for the non-existence of make the camera functional. Two class hours, God. two lab hours.

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Physics interference, optics, atomic and nuclear physics. Three class hours, three lab hours. Spring only. PHY100 – How Things Work Prerequisite: MAT 121 or MAT 136 or higher or 3 credits by placement. Catalog Description: Explores the physical world and its impact on human life, including the basic PHY131 – Physics With Calculus 1 principles of mechanics, thermodynamics, 4 credits electricity, magnetism, waves, optics, and atomic Catalog Description: Introduces fundamental physics. Recommended for students pursuing principles of physics. Includes one and two nontechnical majors. Two class hours and two dimensional motion, Newton's laws, energy, laboratory hours. Prerequisite: Basic arithmetic momentum, rotation, statics, harmonic motion, skills equivalent to MAT091. waves, gravitation, fluid mechanics, heat, and ideal gases. A calculus based physics course for PHY110 – Technical Physics students in science and engineering related 4 credits programs. Three class hours, three lab hours. Catalog Description: Introduces statics (forces Fall only. Prerequisite or corequisite: MAT 141 or vectors and torques on stationary structures), higher or by placement. kinematics (the description of linear and rotational motion), the laws of motion, work and PHY132 – Physics With Calculus 2 energy, power, electricity, waves, gas law, heat 4 credits and optics. Emphasizes practical problem Catalog Description: Introduces electric fields of solving. A non-calculus-based physics course discrete and continuous charges, Gauss's law, recommended for students in technical potential, DC circuits, capacitance, magnetic programs. Three class hours and three lab fields, Ampere's law, induction, Maxwell's hours. Prerequisite: MAT121 or equivalent. equations, AC circuits, and thermodynamic processes and laws. Three class hours, three lab PHY121 – College Physics 1 hours. Spring only. Prerequisites: PHY131 and 4 credits MAT 142 (MAT 142 can be taken concurrently Catalog Description: An algebra/trigonometry with PHY 132). based introduction to physics for career or transfer students with majors somewhat, but not PHY133 – Physics With Calculus 3 closely, related to physics. Topics include one 4 credits and two dimensional motion, Newton's laws, Catalog Description: Introduces waves, standing energy, momentum, rotation, statics, fluid waves, optics, interference and diffraction, mechanics, heat and thermodynamics, and electromagnetic waves, special relativity, wave- special relativity. Three class hours, three lab particle duality, the Bohr atom, wave functions, hours. Fall only. Prerequisite: MAT 121 or MAT Schrodinger's equation and hydrogen molecules, 136 or higher or by placement. solids, radioactivity and nuclear physics, and elementary particles. Three class hours, three PHY122 – College Physics 2 lab hours. Spring only. Prerequisite or 4 credits corequisite: PHY 132. Catalog Description: An algebra/trigonometry based introduction to physics for career or PHYLB6 – College Physics 2 Lab transfer students with majors somewhat, but not 0 credits closely, related to physics. Topics include Catalog Description: This is the required lab for Coulomb's law, potential, Kirchhoff's laws, PHY 122, College Physics 2. capacitance, magnetic fields, induction, RC, RL and LC circuits, alternating currents, sound, electromagnetic waves, standing waves,

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Paralegal solve legal problems and to present solutions in the appropriate legal format. Introduces use of PLG114 – Introduction to Legal Studies databases and the Internet as legal research 3 credits tools and resources. Prerequisite: PLG 114 and Catalog Description: Introduces structure and ENG102, or consent of the program director. procedures of the American federal and state judicial systems, the legislative process, legal PLG221 – Real Estate Law reasoning and research, the litigation process, 3 credits and several substantive areas of law. Includes Catalog Description: Examines the law of real the canons of legal ethics and the role and property including the common types of responsibilities of a paralegal. concurrent ownership, surveys, easements, encumbrances, zoning ordinances, real estate PLG116 – Commercial Law contracts, mortgages, deeds, title examination, 3 credits title insurance, closing preparation, closing Catalog Description: Provides in-depth analysis documents and leases. Prerequisite: PLG 114 or of contract law. Introduces Article 2 of the the consent of program director. Uniform Commercial Code, agency relationships, and sole proprietorships, partnerships and PLG225 – Trusts and Estates corporations. Prerequisite: PLG 114 or consent 3 credits of program director. Students cannot earn credit Catalog Description: Study the essential legal for both PLG116 and for either BUS205 or requirements of last wills and testaments, trusts BUS206. and estate planning. Procedures for the probate and administration of estates will be covered in PLG122 – Tort Law detail. Prerequisite: PLG114 or consent of 3 credits program director. Catalog Description: Examines the principles of premises and personal liability, including PLG231 – Family Law intentional tort law, negligence law, product 3 credits liability, strict liability, mass tort liability and Catalog Description: Examines the laws of affirmative defenses to causes of action marriage, separation, annulment, divorce, sounding in tort liability. paternity and adoption, with special attention given to spousal support, property distribution, PLG125 – Civil Litigation child support, child custody and visitation. 3 credits Emphasizes document preparation and court Catalog Description: Examines civil procedure in procedures. Prerequisite: PLG 114 or consent of state and federal courts and provides in-depth the program director. analysis of the litigation process emphasizing the function of the paralegal within the process. PLG253 – Paralegal Internship Applies the rules of civil procedure by analyzing 3 credits fact patterns, drafting pleadings, and organizing Catalog Description: Provides opportunity to use information for trial preparation. Prerequisite: and refine paralegal, organization and PLG 114 or consent of the program director communication skills in a supervised, law-related work site. Prerequisite: An overall average of C PLG201 – Legal Research and Writing or better in all paralegal courses and a grade of 4 credits B or higher in PLG 201, and consent of the Catalog Description: Uses a law library, performs program director. legal research, analyzes legal problems, and writes a legal memorandum. Locates and uses both primary and secondary legal resources to

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Political Science Catalog Description: Examines the collective interactions of a range of actors on the global POS101 – American Government stage from nations and states to non- 3 credits governmental organizations and multinational Catalog Description: Introduces constitutional corporations. Introduces and applies theories development and present practice of American and concepts to help students discern recurring government. Emphasizes the functional patterns. Topics include the rise and decline of operation of the legislative, executive, and great powers, nuclear proliferation, terrorism, the judicial branches of government. Examines the globalization of trade and finance, global role of political parties and the individual. inequalities, human rights, and ecological POS103 – American State and Local sustainability. Government POS210 – The American Presidency 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Introduces organization, Catalog Description: Examines the historical structure, and function of state, county, regional, foundations, theoretical aspects, and the powers and municipal government, with special attention of the presidency. Students will explore the given to New York State government. various models of presidential power, the major POS105 – Rights, Liberties, and Justice issues scholars are investigating, and will 3 credits complete a project based on observation, Catalog Description: Examines the role of the hypothesis development, collection of data, U.S. Supreme Court as guardian and interpreter evaluation of evidence, and interpretive analysis. of the Constitution. Situates landmark cases (This course will only be offered in the spring within their historical and political context, and semester of a presidential election year.) builds the critical thinking skills necessary for students to reflect on the significance of the Professionalism Court's rulings for their own lives. PRF101 – Introduction to Professionalism 3 credits POS107 – American Political Parties 3 credits Catalog Description: Provides the foundation to Catalog Description: Introduces the theoretical develop professionally. Includes fundamental and practical perspectives of American political guidelines, techniques, and skill building parties. Examines the origin, structure and practices for professional success, and topics operation of the parties. Students participate in such as work ethics, career strategies, and an actual political campaign. Offered every other human relations in the workplace. Prerequisite: year to correspond to state and national 24 credit hours. elections. NOTE: Students wishing to use this Psychology course to fulfill the SUNY General Education requirement in American History are required to PSY101 – General Psychology meet one of the following criteria: successful 3 credits completion of HIS 203 or HIS 204; score 85 or Catalog Description: Introduces the scientific better on the New York State Regents American study of human and animal behavior. Topics History and Government examination; or earn a include basic methodology, motivation, emotion, score of 3 or better on the AP United States learning, memory, human development, history examination. personality, psychological disorders, and therapy. Prerequisite: completion of the Genesee POS203 – International Relations Community College reading proficiency. 3 credits

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PSY103 – Abnormal Psychology heredity and the environment. Prerequisite: PSY 3 credits 101. Catalog Description: Surveys mental and PSY204 – Psychology of Adulthood and behavioral disorders observed in western Aging society. Explores causes of disorders, 3 credits characteristic symptoms, treatment of disorders, Catalog Description: Analyzes theories and historical perspectives, diagnosis and research in adult development. Emphasizes the classification, and relevant research. interactive effects of all areas of development Prerequisite: PSY 101. along with the interaction of heredity and PSY106 – Human Sexuality environment. Prerequisite: PSY101. 3 credits PSY210 – Child Development Catalog Description: Comprehensive survey of 3 credits research in human sexuality. Topics include Catalog Description: This course reviews human childhood and adolescent sexuality, marital and cognitive, psychosocial, and physical/motor extramarital sex, sexual orientation, self- development from conception through pre- pleasuring, pornography, prostitution, and the adolescence. Effects of the interaction of sexuality of the elderly. Presents the research heredity and environment are considered, with methodology employed in this field and the special emphasis upon the latter. Prerequisite: fundamental findings that have been discovered. PSY 101. Fall only. PSY211 – Adolescent Development PSY201 – Social Psychology 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Examines the unique nature Catalog Description: Examines individual and course of adolescent development including behavior in social settings. Discusses research biological, cognitive, emotional and social methodology, social cognition, attitudes, group development within the contexts of family, peers, behavior, social influence, prejudice, aggression, school and society. Emphasizes the interactive altruism, and interpersonal attraction. effects of heredity and environment on all Prerequisite: PSY101 or SOC101. aspects of development, with special emphasis PSY202 – Abnormal Psychology on the latter. Prerequisite: PSY 101 3 credits PSY250 – Statistics for the Social Sciences Catalog Description: Surveys mental and 3 credits behavioral disorders observed in western Catalog Description: Presents an overview of society. Explores causes of disorders, techniques used by social scientists for characteristic symptoms, treatment of disorders, organizing, computing, interpreting, presenting historical perspectives, diagnosis and and reporting data in American Psychological classification, and relevant research. Association (APA) documentation style. Prerequisite: PSY101. Emphasis will be on analysis within the context PSY203 – Dev Psychology Across Lifespan of social science research paradigms. Specific 3 credits topics include: measures of central tendency, Catalog Description: A study of the development variability, and shape; tests of association and of human behavior throughout the life cycle inference. Prerequisites: PSY 101 and (conception to death). Emphasizes the principles completion of the Genesee Community College of physical, social/emotional, and cognitive Math Proficiency. (Note: MAT 108, MAT 116, development as well as the interaction of and MAT 117 are not accepted.)

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Physical Therapist Assistant Prerequisite: Acceptance into the PTA program. Co-requisites: PTA 101 and PTALB1. PTA101 – Physical Therapy Interventions 1 3 credits PTA110 – Kinesiology Catalog Description: Introduces medical 2 credits terminology, common pathologies, abbreviations, Catalog Description: Introduces mechanical and documentation pertinent to the role of the concepts (e.g., force and torque) integral to the physical therapist assistant. Develops skills for understanding of resisted exercise systems. fundamental physical therapy treatments. Explores selected biomechanical principles, Includes draping and positioning of patients, especially those related to musculoskeletal transferring and lifting of patients, palpation of performance during exercise and gait. Includes anatomical landmarks, goniometry, massage, regional functional anatomy, with emphasis on gait training with assistive devices, and utilization normal joint and muscle function, clinical of selected thermal agents. Prerequisite: pathologies, and acquisition of skill in palpating Acceptance into the PTA program. Corequisites: superficial anatomic structures. Prerequisite: BIO PTA 106 and PTA LB1. 152 with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. Corequisite: PTALB3. PTA102 – Physical Therapy Interventions 2 3 credits PTA121 – Clinical Experience 1 Catalog Description: Acquires cognitive and 3 credits psychomotor skills in orthopedics, therapeutic Catalog Description: The student will apply exercises, vital signs, infection control practices, physical therapy procedures to patients, under traction, intermittent compression, ultrasound the supervision of a licensed physical therapist and hydrotherapy. Integrates knowledge of or physical therapist assistant, at a physical clinically relevant pathological conditions into therapy clinical affiliation site. Emphasis is treatment of orthopedic patients with co- placed on safe, professional, ethical, and morbidities. Prerequisites: BIO 152, PTA101, competent treatment implementation and patient PTALB1 and PTA 106 each with a grade of `C' interactions. Students will develop personal or higher. Corequisite: PTA LB2. communication skills and take an active role and responsibility for their professional development. PTA106 – Introduction to Physical Therapy Prerequisites: PTA 102, PTALB2, PTA 110, PTA 2 credits LB3 and BIO 153 each with a grade of "C" or Catalog Description: Introduces students to the better. Student must have current certification in field of physical therapy and the role of the Adult & Pediatric 1st Aid/CPR/AED or equivalent. Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA). Explores interpersonal skills and professionalism relevant PTA202 – Applied Neurology to the health care environment. Addresses 3 credits interactions between PTA and patients, Catalog Description: Provides a basic therapists, and other health care team members. understanding of how the human nervous Advances concepts of social and cultural system works and explores common competency, confidentiality, HIPAA, and neuropathies that impair health and functioning. professional responsibilities. Addresses state Presents clinically relevant aspects of normal laws and professional therapy association neuroanatomy and basic neurophysiology as a positions and their integration into clinical background for understanding disorders of the policies and procedures. Covers computer human nervous system. Assists in literacy, on-line medical research, effective study comprehending important clinical concepts skills, and continuing professional development. related to abnormal neurological conditions in order to substantiate therapeutic rationale for

264 265 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) physical therapy treatment techniques taught in PTA 203, and PTALB4 each with a grade of 'C' the PTA curriculum. One lecture and two or higher. Student must have current certification seminar hours a week. Prerequisite: BIO152. in Adult & Pediatric 1st Aid/CPR/AED or Corequisite: PTA203 and PTALB4. equivalent. PTA203 – Physical Therapy Interventions 3 PTA223 – Clinical Experience 3 3 credits 5 credits Catalog Description: Explores principles of pain Catalog Description: The student will apply control, electrically induced exercise and physical therapy assessments and interventions cardiopulmonary rehabilitation. Develops to patients / clients under the supervision of a treatment skills in clinical electrotherapy, licensed physical therapist or physical therapist ultrasound, ultraviolet radiation, chest physical assistant at a physical therapy clinical affiliation therapy, and cardiac rehabilitation. Integrates site. The student will be expected to expand on knowledge of clinically relevant pathological the skills developed during their first two clinical conditions into treatment of cardiopulmonary experience and didactic instruction. Emphasis is patients with co-morbidities. Prerequisites: placed on reaching entry-level performance in PTA102, PTALB2 and BIO 153 with grade of "C" preparation for entrance into the work force. The or higher. student will educate clinic staff through a professional in-service on a topic appropriate for PTA208 – Physical Therapy Interventions 4 the clinical setting. Student must have current 3 credits certification in Adult & Pediatric 1st Catalog Description: Explores principles of motor Aid/CPR/AED or equivalent. behavior in neurological rehabilitation, pediatrics and geriatrics. Emphasizes motor control, motor PTALB1 – Lab for PTA101 learning, and neurological therapeutic exercises. 2 credits Addresses architectural barriers, training in daily Catalog Description: PTA LB1 is the application living activities, orthotics and prosthetics. of didactic instruction for PTA101 and a required Integrates knowledge of clinically relevant co-requisite. Skills and performance in PTA LB1 pathological conditions into treatment of are assessed as a component of PTA 101 and neurological patients with co-morbidities. therefore, must be successfully completed in Prerequisite: PTA203 and PTALB4 with a grade addition to all the requirements for PTA 101. Co- of "C" or better. requisites: PTA101 and PTA106 PTA222 – Clinical Experience 2 PTALB2 – Lab for PTA102 4 credits 2 credits Catalog Description: The student will apply Catalog Description: PTA LB2 is the application physical therapy procedures to patients under of didactic instruction for PTA102 and a required the supervision of a licensed physical therapist co-requisite. Skills and performance in PTA LB2 or physical therapist assistant at a physical are assessed as a component of PTA 102 and therapy clinical affiliation site. The student will be therefore, must be successfully completed in expected to expand on the skills developed addition to all the requirements for PTA 102. Co- during their first clinical experience. Emphasis is requisite: PTA 102 placed on safe, professional, and competent PTALB3 – Kinesiology Lab treatment implementation and patient 1 credits interactions. Students will continue to develop Catalog Description: PTALB3 is the application personal communication skills and are of didactic instruction for PTA110 and a required responsibility for continued professional co-requisite. Skills and performance in PTALB3 development. Prerequisite: PTA 121, PTA 202, are assessed as a component of PTA110 and

265 266 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) therefore, must be successfully completed in RCP106 – Respiratory Care Clinical Practice addition to all the requirements for PTA110. Co- 2 requisite: PTA110 1 credits Catalog Description: Opportunity to practice PTALB4 – Lab for PTA203 cardiopulmonary assessments, respiratory care 2 credits procedures, critical thinking, and professionalism Catalog Description: PTALB4 is the application in a supervised clinical rotation at an area of didactic instruction for PTA203 and a required hospital. 128 clinical hours. Prerequisite co-requisite. Skills and performance in PTALB4 RCP112. are assessed as a component of PTA203 and therefore, must be successfully completed in RCP107 – Respiratory Pharmacology addition to all the requirements for PTA203. Co- 1 credits requisite: PTA203 Catalog Description: Introduces general and specific respiratory pharmacological principles, PTALB5 – Lab for PTA208 including drug calculations, the autonomic 2 credits nervous system, and delivery methods. Explores Catalog Description: PTALB5 is the application drugs used in the treatment of asthma, chronic of didactic instruction for PTA208 and a required bronchitis, chronic obstructive pulmonary co-requisite. Skills and performance in PTALB5 disease (COPD) and other pulmonary disorders. are assessed as a component of PTA208 and therefore, must be successfully completed in RCP108 – Medical Terminology for Health addition to all the requirements for PTA208. Co- Studies requisite: PTA208. 1 credits Catalog Description: Provides an overview of Respiratory Care medical terminology. This includes prefixes, RCP101 – Respiratory Care 1 suffixes, word roots, terms, and abbreviations. 2 credits RCP109 – Cardiopulmonary Physiology Catalog Description: Introduces major concepts 3 credits of respiratory care, including cardiopulmonary Catalog Description: Examines the control and assessment, oxygen therapy, pulmonary function function of the cardiopulmonary system and how testing, and the therapeutic rationale for these it relates to other body organ systems. Explores procedures. Laboratory includes hands-on cardiac and pulmonary physiology and practice of respiratory care procedures and pathophysiology in the neonatal, pediatric, adult, critical thinking skills. Prerequisite or corequisite: and geriatric patient. Prerequisite or corequisite: BIO 152 with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. BIO105. Corequisite: RCP LB1. RCP110 – Introduction to Respiratory Care RCP103 – Cardiopulmonary 4 credits Anatomy/Physiology Catalog Description: Introduces major concepts 3 credits of respiratory care, including cardiopulmonary Catalog Description: Examines the control and assessment, oxygen therapy, pulmonary function function of the cardiopulmonary system and how testing, and the therapeutic rationale for these it relates to other body organ systems. Explores procedures. Laboratory includes hands-on cardiac and pulmonary physiology and practice of respiratory care procedures and pathophysiology in the neonatal, pediatric, adult, critical thinking skills. Three class hours and two and geriatric patient. Prerequisite or corequisite: laboratory hours Prerequisite or corequisite: BIO 105 or BIO 152 with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. BIO105

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RCP112 – Mechanical Ventilation including drug calculations, the autonomic 5 credits nervous system, and delivery methods. Explores Catalog Description: Introduces principles, drugs used in the treatment of asthma, chronic effects, and classification of mechanical bronchitis, chronic obstructive pulmonary ventilation. Discusses current theory relative to disease (COPD) and other pulmonary disorders. modes, initiation, monitoring, management, Prerequisites RCP114 and RCP115 with a C or weaning from life support, and home ventilator better Lecture: 1 hr. issues. Four lecture, three lab hours. RCP118 – Clinical Practice 1 Prerequisites: RCP109 and RCP110. 2 credits RCP114 – Respiratory Care 2 Catalog Description: Opportunity to practice 2 credits cardiopulmonary assessments, respiratory care Catalog Description: Provides rationale and procedures, critical thinking, and professionalism delivery of airway management, bronchial in a supervised clinical rotation at an area hygiene therapy, hyperinflation therapy, humidity hospital. Prerequisite RCP114 and RCP115 and aerosol medication procedures. Prerequisite each with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. or corequisite: BIO153 and BIO201 each with a RCP202 – Cardiopulmonary Pharmacology grade of ‘C’ or higher. Prerequisites: RCP101, 2 credits RCPLB1 and RCP103 each with a grade of ‘C’ Catalog Description: Introduces general or higher. Corequisite: RCPLB2. pharmacological principles and management RCP115 – Mechanical Ventilation 1 relative to the cardiopulmonary system. Includes 2 credits management and treatment of specific Catalog Description: Introduces the principles, cardiopulmonary disorders and drugs used in effects, and classification of mechanical advanced cardiac life support (ACLS). ventilation. Discusses current theory relative to Prerequisite: RCP117. modes, initiation, monitoring, and graphical RCP203 – Neonatal and Pediatric Respiratory interpretation. Corequisite RCPLB3. Care Prerequisites: RCP101, RCPLB1 and RCP103 3 credits with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. Prerequisites or Catalog Description: Explores neonatal and corequisites: BIO153 and BIO201 with a grade of pediatric respiratory care beginning with the ‘C’ or higher. developmental changes in utero, the transition at RCP116 – Mechanical Ventilation 2 birth, and the continuing development thereafter. 1 credits Examines the risks and problems associated Catalog Description: A continuation of RCP115. with these developments and the procedures Discusses current theory in the management of and rationales for delivering the appropriate a patient on mechanical ventilation, weaning respiratory care. Reviews specific neonatal and from life support, and home care ventilation pediatric disease states, and their treatment issues. Case studies involving all aspects of relative to respiratory care. Prerequisite: RCP115 and RCP116 in the management of RCP116, RCP 117, and RCP 118 each with a multiple disease states and trauma care. grade of ‘C’ or higher. Corequisite: RCPLB4. Prerequisite: RCP114 and RCP204 – Cardiopulmonary Disease RCP115 each with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. 2 credits RCP117 – Respiratory Pharmacology Catalog Description: Examines categories of 1 credits pulmonary diseases including etiology, detection, Catalog Description: Introduces general and management, treatment, and prognosis. specific respiratory pharmacological principles,

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Prerequisite: RCP114 and RCP 116 each with a completing a mock certification exam. grade of ‘C’ or higher. Supervised respiratory care at adult critical care rotation sites (384 hours required). Prerequisite: RCP206 – Clinical Practice 4 RCP106. 3 credits Catalog Description: Provides respiratory care RCP216 – Clinical Practice 3 clinical experiences in home care, hyperbaric 5 credits oxygen therapy, neonatal/pediatric intensive Catalog Description: Provides respiratory care care, pulmonary rehabilitation, long-term care clinical experiences in home care, hyperbaric and adult critical care sites. Fine-tunes oxygen therapy, neonatal/pediatric intensive cardiopulmonary assessment skills by applying care, pulmonary rehabilitation, long-term care four academic terms of respiratory care and adult critical care sites. Fine-tunes knowledge to patient care. Specialized cardiopulmonary assessment skills by applying supervised respiratory care rotations (384 hours four academic terms of respiratory care required). Prerequisite: RCP215. knowledge to patient care. Specialized supervised respiratory care rotations (384 hours RCP209 – Cardiopulmonary Diagnostics required). Prerequisite: RCP210 with a grade of 3 credits ‘C’ or higher. Catalog Description: Introduces equipment used to monitor patients and diagnose RCP218 – Respiratory Care 3 cardiopulmonary diseases. Interprets clinical 2 credits information obtained from pulmonary function Catalog Description: Reinforces the total testing, electrocardiography, and respiratory education through the use of prior hemodynamics. Prerequisite: RCP114 and RCP national board exam questions in an interactive 116 each with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. format. Introduces teaching skills through preparation and presentation of a classroom RCP210 – Clinical Practice2 lecture. Requires demonstration of knowledge by 5 credits completing a mock registry exam. Prerequisite: Catalog Description: Provides respiratory care RCP 210 with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. clinical experiences at specialty sites such as hospital operating rooms, sleep medicine clinics, RCPLB1 – Lab for RCP101 and pulmonary function testing areas. Applies 1 credits cardiopulmonary assessment, critical thinking Catalog Description: RCPLB1 is the application and respiratory care knowledge to adult patients. of didactic instruction for RCP101 and a required Requires demonstration of knowledge by co-requisite. Skills and performance in RCPLB1 completing a mock certification exam. are assessed as a component of RCP101 and Supervised respiratory care at adult critical care therefore must be successfully completed in rotation sites. Prerequisite: RCP118 with a grade addition to all the requirements for RCP101. of ‘C’ or higher. Corequisite: RCP101. Prerequisite or corequisite: BIO152 with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. RCP215 – Clinical Practice III 3 credits RCPLB2 – Lab for RCP114 Catalog Description: Provides respiratory care 1 credits clinical experiences at specialty sites such as Catalog Description: RCPLB2 is the application hospital operating rooms, sleep medicine clinics, of didactic instruction for RCP114 and a required and pulmonary function testing areas. Applies co-requisite. Skills and performance in RCPLB2 cardiopulmonary assessment, critical thinking are assessed as a component of RCP114 and and respiratory care knowledge to adult patients. therefore must be successfully completed in Requires demonstration of knowledge by addition to all the requirements for RCP114.

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Prerequisite or corequisite: BIO153 and BIO201 level course work. Increases vocabulary and each with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. Prerequisites: critical thinking skills for comprehending text in RCP101, RCPLB1 and RCP103 each with a all discipline areas. Promotes personal lifelong grade of ‘C’ or higher. Corequisite: RCP114. reading habits. Requires demonstration of ability to read beyond twelfth-grade level, based on RCPLB3 – Lab for RCP115 standardized measures and class work. This 1 credits course may be used as a general elective. Catalog Description: RCPLB3 is the application Successful completion of this course meets the of didactic instruction for RCP115 and a required College's reading requirement for graduation. co-requisite. Skills and performance in RCPLB3 Prerequisite: REA 091 with a grade of ‘C’ or are assessed as a component of RCP115 and higher or by placement. therefore must be successfully completed in addition to all the requirements for RCP115. Retail Business Management Corequisite RCP115. Prerequisites: RCP101, RCPLB1 and RCP103 with a grade of ‘C’ or RET211 – Retail Display higher. Prerequisites or corequisites: BIO153 or 3 credits and BIO201 with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. Catalog Description: Applies the principles of display including color arrangement, display RCPLB4 – Lab for RCP116 fixtures, and tools. Evaluates principles through 1 credits creation of displays and practical experience. Catalog Description: RCPLB4 is the application of didactic instruction for RCP116 and a required RET251 – Retail Study Abroad co-requisite. Skills and performance in RCPLB4 3 credits are assessed as a component of RCP116 and Catalog Description: International trip to therefore must be successfully completed in experience international trade, business addition to all the requirements for RCP116. operations by studying specific phases of foreign Corequisite: RCP116. Prerequisite: RCP114 and retailing and marketing activities. Students are RCP115 each with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. responsible for all travel expenses in addition to tuition and fees. Reading Science REA091 – Building Successful Reading Habits SCI110 – Survey of College Science Basics 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Improves basic reading and Catalog Description: Introduces key concepts vocabulary skills. Expands reading from the 3 major branches of natural science: comprehension from literal to inferential Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. With a focus on understanding of text. Advances effective the skills developed through college laboratory dictionary use and spelling accuracy and investigation, this course explores scientific promotes personal lifelong reading habits. This phenomena that shapes the human experience. class carries institutional credit but cannot be The scientific method will be employed to applied toward any degree or certificate experience topics including: basic principles of program. Prerequisite: Placement test score or mechanics, thermodynamics, electricity, permission of instructor. magnetism, wave, optics, atomic physics, measurement, atomic and molecular structure, REA101 – Reading in the Disciplines chemical and physical bonding, gas properties, 3 credits chemical reactions, evolution, ecology, genetics, Catalog Description: Introduces literal and critical and biodiversity. 1.5 class hours, 3 lab hours. reading skills essential for successful collegiate Prerequisite: MAT102 or higher or by placement.

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SCI111 – Survey of College Science - Physics investigation, this course explores scientific 1 phenomena that shapes the human experience. 1 credits The scientific method will be employed to Catalog Description: Introduces key concepts experience topics including: basic principles of from Physics. With a focus on the skills mechanics, thermodynamics, electricity, developed through college laboratory magnetism, wave, optics, and atomic physics. investigation, this course explores scientific 1/2 class hour, 1 lab hour. Instructor determines phenomena that shapes the human experience. final placement. The scientific method will be employed to SCI115 – Survey of College Science Basics - experience topics including: basic principles of Extended Physics mechanics, thermodynamics, electricity, 4 credits magnetism, wave, optics, and atomic physics. Catalog Description: Introduces key concepts 1/2 class hour, 1 lab hour. Instructor determines from the 3 major branches of natural science: final placement. Physics 50%, Chemistry 25%, and Biology 25%. SCI112 – Survey of College Science - With a focus on the skills developed through Chemistry college laboratory investigation, this course 1 credits explores scientific phenomena that shapes the Catalog Description: Introduces key concepts human experience. The scientific method will be from college chemistry. With a focus on the skills employed to experience topics including: basic developed through college laboratory principles of mechanics, thermodynamics, investigation, this course explores scientific electricity, magnetism, wave, optics, atomic phenomena that shapes the human experience. physics, measurement, atomic and molecular The scientific method will be employed to structure, chemical and physical bonding, gas experience topics including: measurement, properties, chemical reactions, evolution, atomic and molecular structure, chemical and ecology, genetics, and biodiversity. Two class physical bonding, gas properties, and chemical hours, four lab hours. Prerequisite: MAT102 or reactions. 1/2 class hour, 1 lab hour. Instructor higher or by placement. determines final placement. Sociology SCI113 – Survey of College Science - Biology 1 credits SOC101 – Introductory Sociology Catalog Description: Introduces key concepts 3 credits from Biology. With a focus on the skills Catalog Description: Studies social patterns developed through college laboratory affecting the structure and functioning of group investigation, this course explores scientific life such as cultural values, deviance, class phenomena that shapes the human experience. structure, and social change. Examines methods The scientific method will be employed to and perspectives sociologists employ, and the experience topics including: evolution, ecology, ways group forces influence the individual in genetics, and biodiversity. 1/2 class hour, 1 lab society. Prerequisite or corequisite: Completion hour. Instructor determines final placement. of the Genesee Community College reading proficiency. SCI114 – Survey of College Science - Physics 2 SOC102 – Social Problems 1 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Introduces key concepts Catalog Description: Examines social problems from Physics. With a focus on the skills such as racism, inequality, sexism, delinquency, developed through college laboratory deviancy, urban growth, over-population, and global stratification. Studies social problems and

270 271 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) their sources, theoretical approaches to the delinquent behavior in contemporary society. study and potential resolution of social problems. Familiarizes students with theories of causation Prerequisite: SOC101. and control, types of delinquency and criminality, and the basics of the criminal justice system. SOC103 – Marriage and the Family Examines the definition and measurement of 3 credits crime, types of crime, theories of crime causation Catalog Description: Examines patterns of and social policy issues involving crime marriage, family, and intimate relationships from prevention. Prerequisite: SOC101. a variety of perspectives. Emphasizes functions and alternative structures of American marriage Spanish and family patterns. Explores problems and potential adjustments confronting marriage and SPA101 – Elementary Spanish 1 family within the context of social change. 3 credits Prerequisite: SOC101. Catalog Description: Develops Spanish listening, speaking, reading and writing skills at the novice SOC115 – Crime and Delinquency level. Develops cultural awareness and 3 credits introduces concepts of cultural diversity and Catalog Description: Presents an tolerance. Emphasizes ability to use and interdisciplinary analysis of criminal and understand basic Spanish in context. See delinquent behavior in contemporary society. placement guidelines on Advisement Homepage. Familiarizes students with theories of causation Instructor determines final placement. and control, types of delinquency and criminality, and the basics of the criminal justice system. SPA102 – Elementary Spanish 2 Examines the definition and measurement of 3 credits crime, types of crime, theories of crime causation Catalog Description: Strengthens Spanish and social policy issues involving crime listening, speaking, reading and writing skills prevention. Prerequisite: SOC101. acquired in Elementary Spanish I. Emphasizes the ability to use and understand Spanish in SOC204 – Human Diversity context at the high-novice level. Prepares 3 credits students to interact with members of diverse Catalog Description: Examines the definition of cultures. See Advisement Homepage for human diversity in American culture, including Placement Guidelines. Instructor determines ethnicity, race, gender, sexual orientation, final placement. Prerequisite: SPA 101 or poverty, and religion. Identifies the equivalent. misinformation that perpetuates the exclusion of diverse groups from mainstream opportunities, SPA201 – Intermediate Spanish 1 and differentiates covert acts, institutional 3 credits policies, and ideologies that promote the Catalog Description: Enhances Spanish exclusion of diverse groups. Provides an listening, speaking, reading and writing skills at awareness of the student's own diversity and the intermediate level. Prepares students to how their feelings and worldviews might differ interact with native speakers in everyday from other diverse groups, and how those settings. Increases depth and breadth of differences may influence behaviors positively linguistic and cultural understanding. Instruction and/or negatively. occurs in Spanish with some explanation in English. See placement guidelines on SOC210 – Criminology Advisement Homepage. Instructor determines 3 credits final placement. Prerequisite: SPA 102 or Catalog Description: Presents an equivalent. Typically offered Fall only. interdisciplinary analysis of criminal and

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SPA202 – Intermediate Spanish 2 Catalog Description: Introduces communication 3 credits theories affecting interpersonal and small group Catalog Description: Strengthens Spanish situations. Students participate in a limited listening, speaking, reading and writing skills number of group and role-playing activities in acquired in Intermediate Spanish I. Prepares order to demonstrate the theoretical aspects of students to use real-world application of the process of interpersonal communication. language and cultural skills and knowledge in their chosen field at the high-intermediate level. Theatre See placement guidelines on Advisement THE101 – Introduction to Theatre Homepage. Instructor determines final 3 credits placement. Prerequisite: SPA 201 or equivalent. Catalog Description: Introduces literature, Typically offered Spring only. history, production practices, and musical theatre components of theatre arts. Speech THE103 – Fundamentals of Acting SPE102 – Voice and Articulation 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Introduces basic acting Catalog Description: Develops student's ability to techniques with emphasis on personal present performance material with confidence to characterization. Student actors strengthen their a wide variety of audiences and audience sizes. self-knowledge and determine a unique point of Enables public speakers to improve voice view through individual and group artistically through application of the General improvisations, sensory exploration and text American dialect, and to deliver performances work. while employing proper vocal and interpretative techniques. Covers both the process of creating THE105 – Introduction to Musical Theatre voice (control of pitch, loudness, quality, rate, 3 credits breathing, phonation, articulation, resonation, Catalog Description: Introduces musical theatre etc.), and the ability to assess and critique oral form, personnel involved in the making of a performances. musical, and a brief history. Includes audition techniques, song preparation from various SPE103 – Introduction to Oral Interpretation stylistic periods, and performances of musical 3 credits repertoire. Catalog Description: Develops critical reading skills through public performances of literary THE106 – Stagecraft works. Primary instructional strategies include 3 credits lectures on theory and demonstrations by the Catalog Description: Familiarizes students with instructor, practice and performance by the the techniques and materials of theater set student with group evaluation. construction. Explores the responsibilities of technical personnel, safety practices and the SPE108 – Public Speaking organization of a backstage run crew. Introduces 3 credits CAD drawing within a theater context. Catalog Description: Develops listening and Corequisite: THE 116. organizational skills and the ability to present messages effectively in public speaking THE116 – Theatre Practicum situations. Primary instructional strategies are 1 credits theory-model-practice and evaluation. Catalog Description: Introduces technical, performance, and front-of-house activities in SPE109 – Interpersonal Communication college theatrical productions. Students may 3 credits enroll four times for a maximum of four credits

272 273 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) but may not enroll in more than two theatre Catalog Description: Introduces technical, practicum courses in the same term. Forty-five performance, and front-of-house activities in (45) activity hours to be arranged. Credit in this college theatrical productions. Students may course will not satisfy Fine Arts requirement in enroll four times for a maximum of four credits any degree program and will transfer only as a but may not enroll in more than two theatre general elective credit. practicum courses in the same term. Forty-five (45) activity hours to be arranged. Credit in this THE117 – Theatre Practicum course will not satisfy Fine Arts requirement in 1 credits any degree program and will transfer only as a Catalog Description: Introduces technical, general elective credit. performance, and front-of-house activities in college theatrical productions. Students may THE163 – Fundamentals of Directing enroll four times for a maximum of four credits 3 credits but may not enroll in more than two theatre Catalog Description: Introduces basic directing practicum courses in the same term. Forty-five skills with emphasis on script interpretation, (45) activity hours to be arranged. Credit in this scoring, casting, blocking, working with actors course will not satisfy Fine Arts requirement in /technical staff, rehearsal and performance. any degree program and will transfer only as a THE202 – Theatre History 1: Greek Origins to general elective credit. European Renaissance THE118 – Theatre Practicum 3 credits 1 credits Catalog Description: Surveys the history and Catalog Description: Introduces technical, development of western theatre from its Greek performance, and front-of-house activities in origins to the European Renaissance (fifteenth college theatrical productions. Students may century) by examining the influences of enroll four times for a maximum of four credits architecture, politics, society, religion, and the but may not enroll in more than two theatre economy in shaping theatre as an art form. practicum courses in the same term. Forty-five Studies a variety of play genres, production (45) activity hours to be arranged. Credit in this practices, and theatre architecture in their course will not satisfy Fine Arts requirement in historical contexts. any degree program and will transfer only as a THE203 – Developing A Character general elective credit. 3 credits THE119 – Theatre Practicum Catalog Description: Explores the acting process 1 credits through physical and vocal exercises, script Catalog Description: Introduces technical, analysis, and character interpretation. Rehearsal performance, and front-of-house activities in and performance of scenes. Prerequisite: college theatrical productions. Students may THE103. enroll four times for a maximum of four credits THE204 – Theatre History 2: Elizabethan but may not enroll in more than two theatre through the Contemporary Era practicum courses in the same term. Forty-five 3 credits (45) activity hours to be arranged. Credit in this Catalog Description: Surveys history, literature, course will not satisfy Fine Arts requirement in architecture and production practices of western any degree program and will transfer only as a theatre from Elizabethan England through the general elective credit. twentieth century. THE120 – Theatre Practicum THE205 – Audition Techniques 1 credits 3 credits

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Catalog Description: Explores the audition Catalog Description: Introduces basic techniques process. Prepares students to choose of writing for the stage and screen, with appropriate material for the individual actor. emphasis on structure/development, storytelling Reviews and continues the exploration of a through dialogue, dramatic action, variety of acting styles (Stanislavski, Method, characterization, and continuous revision Meisner). Teaches resume writing techniques, through workshop process. Prerequisite: how to select a photographer and appropriate Completion of ESL/ENG 100 or by placement. pictures, and interviewing skills for working with THE221 – Children's Theatre producers and directors. Works on the audition 3 credits process: breaking a monologue into objectives Catalog Description: Participation in auditions, and beats and performing several monologues in rehearsals, and production of a Children's an array of genres. Prerequisites: THE103, Theatre play. Includes reading, analysis, and THE203, and instructor approval interpretation of children's theatre literature. Play THE206 – Advanced Projects in Theatre performed before children in one of several 1 credits possible settings, e.g., at the College, area Catalog Description: Offers advanced schools, recreational sites, or hospital. One opportunities to showcase talents and gain lecture hour, four laboratory hours. additional expertise in an aspect of theatre- THE236 – Lighting the Stage for Theatre and playwriting, directing, acting, scene design, Entertainment costume and makeup design, lighting design, 3 credits sound design, properties design, stage Catalog Description: Introduces principles and management, or dramaturgy. Completed procedures in designing and executing theatre projects may be submitted to the Kennedy and concert lighting. Examines the operation of Center American College Theatre Festival lighting instruments and equipment. Two lecture, Region II Festival. Prerequisite: THE101 or three laboratory hours. THE105, and THE103 and THE106, or permission of instructor. THE238 – Live Sound for Theatre and Stage 3 credits THE210 – Introduction to Theatrical Design Catalog Description: Emphasizes sound 3 credits reinforcement for live theatre and concert Catalog Description: Introduces theories and productions. Examines sound design and the practices of theatrical design. Emphasizes scene production of sound effects in a theatrical design, property design, costume and/or makeup context. Introduces basic audio recording for design, lighting design, and design collaboration sound designers. Two Lecture, three lab hours skills. One lecture, four lab hours. Prerequisite: as arranged with instructor. THE 106. THE246 – Scene Design & Rendering THE212 – Play Analysis 3 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: Concentrates on planning, Catalog Description: Develops ability to carefully designing, and constructing scenery for theatrical read and analyze plays. Employs scripts from production. Emphasizes the coordination of various periods and genres to explore theatre as visual and aesthetic aspects of stagecraft. One a written, visual, and collaborative art form. class hour, four laboratory hours. Prerequisites: Prerequisite: ENG 101 THE202, THE236, and EGR103. THE214 – Writing for Stage and Screen THE256 – Field Study Placement 3 credits 1 credits

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Catalog Description: Introduces students to marketing department in the financial success of professional practical experience in production the hotel, and food and beverage services for and/or performance aspects of theatre in an off- their important part in the overall hotel product. campus setting. Prerequisites: THE 101, THE Fall only. 103, THE 106. THM114 – Food and Beverage Management THE257 – Field Study Placement 3 credits 1 credits Catalog Description: Explores all aspects of Catalog Description: Introduces students to management and service of food and beverages professional practical experience in production from the customer's viewpoint as a means of and/or performance aspects of theatre in an off- understanding what makes a successful food campus setting. Prerequisites: THE 101, THE service business. Provides a basis for 103, THE 106. understanding the responsibilities and challenges in the management of food and THE258 – Field Study Placement beverage businesses. Spring only. 1 credits Catalog Description: Introduces students to THM116 – Global Destinations professional practical experience in production 3 credits and/or performance aspects of theatre in an off- Catalog Description: Examines each major campus setting. Prerequisites: THE 101, THE geographic region of the world, studying the 103, THE 106. geographic character of specific regions as a tourism setting. Analyzes cultural, physical, and Tourism & Hospitality Mgmt tourism characteristics of the locations to THM101 – Introduction to Tourism and determine what attracts visitors to the area. Fall Hospitality only. 3 credits THM118 – Principles of Event Management Catalog Description: Overview of the tourism and 3 credits hospitality industries and the role of customer Catalog Description: Examines all aspects of service in the industry. Studies industry leaders event management, ranging from feasibility and the different forms of industry businesses, studies and operational planning to the such as independent, chain, franchised and e- importance of customer service. Evaluates commerce. Covers the daily functions of lodging marketing strategies that minimize risks and and food service: management, marketing, maximize audience satisfaction. The semester physical facilities, human resources, cost project entails producing an event. Spring only. controls and technology. Presents career options within attractions, catering, casinos, cruise ships, THM201 – Meeting and Convention Planning club management, meetings and events, resorts, 3 credits restaurant management and exhibitions. Fall Catalog Description: Examines the different Face to Face only; Spring online only. segments of the conventions and meetings market. Includes the development of a marketing THM103 – Hotel Operations plan for a specific property, and a service 3 credits function organization plan, including detailed Catalog Description: Focuses on the information on room setups, food and beverage organization and structure of hotel operations. functions, audiovisual equipment, and other Addresses organization and management aspects of group meeting business. Fall only. responsibilities within each department, including Prerequisites: THM101, BUS101, and ENG101 the front office, housekeeping, engineering, and or permission of instructor. security. Examines the role of the sales and

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THM202 – Destination and Resort Marketing the Veterinary Technology program. 3 credits Corequisites: VET 100, BIO 123 and BIO LB3. Catalog Description: Examines the different VET124 – Veterinary Pharmacy and segments of the conventions and meetings Pharmacology market. Includes the development of a marketing 3 credits plan for a specific property, and a service Catalog Description: Catalog Description: function organization plan, including detailed Provide study in the area of commonly used information on room setups, food and beverage veterinary drugs and medications. Emphasis will functions, audiovisual equipment, and other be placed on the classes of drugs, their use, aspects of group meeting business. Fall only. potential side effects and contraindications, Prerequisites: THM101, BUS101, and ENG101 calculating drug doses, administering and or permission of instructor. Students in the dispensing drugs and medications, legal issues Hospitality Management certificate could take and record keeping. Spring only. Prerequisites: the course without ENG101 with instructor VET 100, VET 101, BIO 123, and BIO LB3 each approval. with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. Corequisites: BIO Veterinary Technology 124, BIO LB4, VET 223, and VET LB3. VET100 – Veterinary Technology Orientation VET201 – Animal Clinic Externship 1 1 credits 2 credits Catalog Description: Catalog Description: The Catalog Description: Catalog Description: course introduces the student to the profession Familiarize the student with the veterinary of the Veterinary Technician. The role of the technician’s responsibilities in the day to day veterinary technician in private practice and non- operation of private /non private practices. practice settings will be examined by field trips to Students spend time at private/non private various businesses related to the veterinary practices observing in the areas of general profession. This course will also look at the facility management, anesthesia, routine history of the profession, certification process, treatments, radiology, laboratory procedures and personal and emotional issues confronting surgery. As a result of observation of the veterinary technicians. Fall only. Prerequisite: veterinary technician in a practical applied Acceptance into the Veterinary Technology atmosphere, students will become more familiar program. Corequisites: VET 101, BIO 123 and with the scope of the veterinary technician as a BIO LB3. professional member of the veterinary team. Prerequisite: BIO 124, BIO LB4, VET 124, VET VET101 – Intro to Veterinary Technology 223, and VET LB3 each with a grade of ‘C’ or 2 credits higher. Catalog Description: Catalog Description: Emphasis will be placed on veterinary medical VET202 – Animal Clinic Externship 2 terminology with an understanding of the 1 credits construction and analysis of words based on Catalog Description: Catalog Description: knowledge of prefixes, suffixes, root words, and Familiarize the student with the veterinary combining forms. Recognition of the common technician’s responsibilities in the day to day species of domestic animals and the common operation of private /non private practices. breeds within each species. Students will Students spend time at private/non private develop an understanding of common husbandry practices observing in the areas of general practices and terms used that apply to each facility management, anesthesia, routine species. Fall only. Prerequisite: Acceptance into treatments, radiology, laboratory procedures and surgery. As a result of observation of the

276 277 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) veterinary technician in a practical applied Catalog Description: A general overview of the atmosphere, students will become more familiar field of laboratory animals and exotic species will with the scope of the veterinary technician as a be covered. Emphasis will be on husbandry, professional member of the veterinary team. humane care, handling, nutrition, restraint, Prerequisite: VET201 with a grade of ‘C’ or reproduction, recognition of common diseases higher. Corequisites: VET 234, VET LB4, VET including zoonoses, and ethical use. 245, VET LB5, VET 246 and VET LB6. Prerequisites: VET 100, VET 101, BIO 123, and BIO LB3 each with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. VET203 – Animal Clinic Externship 3 Corequisites: BIO 124, BIO LB4, and VET LB3. 1 credits Catalog Description: Familiarize the student with VET234 – Clinical Laboratory Techniques the veterinary technician’s responsibilities in the 3 credits day to day operation of private /non private Catalog Description: Introduce the student to the practices. Students spend a time at private/non basics of clinical laboratory techniques. The private practices observing in the areas of student will develop fundamental skills general facility management, anesthesia, routine necessary to properly prepare, handle and treatments, radiology, laboratory procedures and submit appropriate samples for diagnostic surgery. As a result of observation of the analysis, learn proper maintenance, quality veterinary technician in a practical applied control and safety procedures required in a atmosphere, students will become more familiar laboratory setting, and how to evaluate blood, with the scope of the veterinary technician as a urine, fecal, and cytological samples as directed professional member of the veterinary team. by the veterinarian. Prerequisites: VET 201 with Prerequisite: VET202 with a grade of ‘C’ or a grade of ‘C’ or higher. Corequisites: VET 202, higher. VET LB4, VET 245, VET LB5, VET 246, VET LB6 and VET 280. VET212 – Veterinary Nutrition 2 credits VET245 – Small Animal Pathology & Nursing Catalog Description: Identifies the six basic 3 credits nutrients and their functions, explains how to Catalog Description: Overview of common small understand pet food labels, and explores animal diseases and the techniques used in the applications of nutrition and calculation of energy diagnostic process, treatment and care of these requirements for wellness, life stages and patients. The student will become familiar with disease management in dogs and cats. common infectious and non-infectious diseases Pragmatic tools for improving technician-client with regard to epidemiology, clinical signs, communications will be provided including a diagnostic testing procedures, therapeutic discussion of the technician’s role in client- treatments, measures of prevention, zoonotic education, and in conducting veterinary potential, and prognosis. Prerequisite: VET201 nutritional assessments. The course is with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. Corequisites: VET conducted via an asynchronous, interactive web- 202, VET 234, VET LB4, VET LB5, VET 246, based format, and includes unit self-assessment VET LB6 and VET 280. quizzes, graded exams, discussion boards and VET246 – Large Animal Pathology & Nursing homework. Prerequisite: VET201 with a grade of 3 credits 'C' or higher. Catalog Description: Overview of common large VET223 – Techniques in Laboratory Animals animal diseases and the techniques used in and Exotics treatment and care of these patients. The 2 credits student will become familiar with common diseases with regard to epidemiology, incubation

277 278 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) period, contagiousness, therapeutic treatments, techniques, MRI and ultrasound; 2) proper dental measures of prevention, zoonotic potential, and techniques and recognition of normal and prognosis. Common behaviors and how they abnormal conditions appropriate to the species. affect animal handling and management, Prerequisite: VET 201, VET 234, VET LB4, VET nutrition, poisonous plants, and toxins that affect 245, VET LB5, VET 246, VET LB6 each with a large animals will be discussed. Prerequisite: grade of ‘C’ or higher. Corequisite: VET 268, VET 201 with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. VET LB7, VET LB8. Corequisites: VET 234, VET LB4, VET 245, VET VET280 – Veterinary Parasitology LB5, VET LB6, and VET 280. 3 credits VET257 – Principles Veterinary Business Catalog Description: Catalog Description: An 3 credits introductory, multidisciplinary course to the Catalog Description: Training in the management common internal and external parasites of large of the day-to-day operations of a veterinary and small animals. Life cycles, pathologies, hospital. Emphasis will be placed on client diagnostic protocols, treatment, and relations and communications, inventory control, management control will be studied while record keeping, and computer skills. Students integrating anatomy and pharmacology. will have the opportunity to perfect resume and Students will be able to provide client education cover letter writing and to practice job interview concerning parasite prevention, treatment, techniques. Prerequisite: VET201 with a grade of management, and public health zoonoses. C or higher. Laboratory work will include microscopic identification of parasites along with the VET268 – Surgical Nursing & Anesthesiology application of appropriate diagnostic tests used 3 credits in veterinary practice. Prerequisite: VET 201 with Catalog Description: Provide study concerning a grade of 'C' or higher. Corequisites: VET 234, anesthetic procedures for small and large VET LB4, VET 245, VET LB5, VET246, and VET animals, the preparation of the surgical patient, LB6. and care of the patient pre- and post-surgery. Emphasis is placed on preanesthetic agents, VETLB3 – Lab for VET 223 anesthetic agents, pre- and post-anesthetic care, 1 credits pain evaluation of the patient, monitoring devices Catalog Description: VET LB3 is the application and techniques, controlled substance drug laws of didactic instruction for VET 223 and a required and record keeping, CPR and recognition of co-requisite. Skills and performance in VET LB3 emergency situations, and the potential for are assessed as a component of VET 223 and human and animal hazards associated with therefore, must be successfully completed in anesthetic drugs and anesthetized patients. addition to all the requirements for VET 223 Prerequisites: VET 201, VET 234, VET LB4, Prerequisites: VET 100, VET 101, BIO 123 and VET 245, VET LB5, VET 246, VET LB6 each BIO LB3 each with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. with a grade of ‘C’ or higher. Corequisite: VET Corequisites: BIO 124, BIO LB4, VET223 LB7, VET 279, and VET LB8. VETLB4 – Lab for VET234 VET279 – Vet Radiology & Dentistry 1 credits 3 credits Catalog Description: VET LB4 is the application Catalog Description: Introduces the student to 1) of didactic instruction for VET 234 and a required the basic principles of imaging that are co-requisite. Skills and performance in VET LB4 necessary for the understanding and are assessed as a component of VET 234 and performance of diagnostic imaging procedures in therefore, must be successfully completed in a veterinary hospital, including radiographic addition to all the requirements for VET 234.

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Prerequisites: VET 201 with a grade of ‘C’ or co-requisite. Skills and performance in VET LB7 higher. Corequisites: VET 202, VET 234, VET are assessed as a component of VET 268 and 245, VET LB5, VET 246, VET LB6 and VET 280. therefore, must be successfully completed in addition to all the requirements for VET 268. VETLB5 – Lab for VET245 Prerequisite: VET 201, VET 234, VET LB4, VET 1 credits 245, VET LB5, VET 246, VET LB6 each with a Catalog Description: VET LB5 is the application grade of ‘C’ or higher. Corequisite: VET 268, of didactic instruction for VET 245 and a required VET 279, and VET LB8. co-requisite. Skills and performance in VET LB5 are assessed as a component of VET 245 and VETLB8 – Lab for VET279 therefore, must be successfully completed in 1 credits addition to all the requirements for VET 245. Catalog Description: VET LB8 is the application Laboratory emphasis will be placed on learning of didactic instruction for VET 279 and a required techniques used in practice such as proper co-requisite. Skills and performance in VET LB8 patient restraint and animal handling, physical are assessed as a component of VET 279 and exam, how to collect diagnostic samples, therefore, must be successfully completed in placement and maintenance of intravenous addition to all the requirements for VET 279. catheters, urethral catheterization, administration Students will prepare the patient for imaging, set of fluids, administration of drugs and up radiographic equipment, produce images, and medications, applying and removing bandages. analyze image quality for maximum diagnostic Prerequisite: VET 201 with a grade of ‘C’ or benefit. Students will perform routine dental higher. Corequisites: VET 202, VET 234, VET prophylaxis (manual and machine). Prerequisite: LB4, VET 245, VET 246, VET LB6 and VET 280. VET 201, VET 234, VET LB4, VET 245, VET LB5, VET 246, and VET LB6 each with a grade VETLB6 – Lab for VET246 of ‘C’ or higher. Corequisite: VET 268, VET LB7, 1 credits VET 279 Catalog Description: VET LB6 is the application of didactic instruction for VET 246 and a required co-requisite. Skills and performance in VET LB6 POLICIES & REGULATIONS are assessed as a component of VET 246 and Review the GCC Student Handbook at therefore, must be successfully completed in www.genesee.edu/assets/file/policies/GCC- addition to all the requirements for VET 246. Student-Handbook.pdf for a list of campus Laboratory emphasis will be placed on learning mandates, polices, reports and related consumer techniques used in practice such as proper information, including the GCC Student Code of patient restraint and animal handling, physical Conduct. Additional policies & regulations below: exam, how to collect diagnostic samples, placement and maintenance of intravenous Dropping or Adding a Course A student may drop or add a course through the catheters, urethral catheterization, administration College website, in person, by fax, or email. All of fluids, administration of drugs and add and drop activities should be completed medications, applying and removing bandages. during the first week of the semester. Prerequisite: VET 201 with a grade of ‘C’ or Under special circumstances, a student may add higher. Corequisites: VET 234, VET LB4, VET or drop a course in the second or third week. 245, VET LB5, VET 246, and VET 280. Adding a course after the first week of class VETLB7 – Lab for VET268 requires the signature of the professor. 1 credits If a student withdraws from a course after the Catalog Description: VET LB7 is the application census date and prior to the completion of 9/16 of didactic instruction for VET 268 and a required of the course, a “W” grade is entered on the

279 280 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) transcript. Students should talk to the Business Grade Description Office, the Financial Aid Office, and their advisor CR Credit earned by examination regarding the effect of this withdrawal on tuition AU Course registration by audit payment and financial assistance. TR Credit transferred from another institution of higher education Grading Practices Grades are used to assess student achievement Further grading descriptions: and report on student progress. Instructors will inform students (in clear performance terms) at • W - The "W" grade is recorded for the beginning of each course what constitutes students who officially withdraw from a minimal requirements for each letter grade course after the census date (end of the applicable to the course. third week of a 34 full-semester course) and before the end of the ninth week. For Grade points are assigned to letter grades as summer and special sessions, the "W" follows: grade is recorded for students who Grade Description officially withdraw after the census date A 4.00 points per credit hour and prior to completion of 9/16 of the A- 3.67 points per credit hour course. It is the student's responsibility to B+ 3.33 points per credit hour officially withdraw from a class by the B 3.00 points per credit hour designated deadline. B- 2.67 points per credit hour • IP - The "IP" grade may be given only in C+ 2.33 points per credit hour emergency or unusual circumstances at C 2.00 points per credit hour the discretion of the instructor to students C- 1.67 points per credit hour who have made good faith progress in D+ 1.33 points per credit hour courses but who have not completed D 1.00 points per credit hour course requirements by the end of any D- 0.67 points per credit hour term (regular semester or special F 0.00 points per credit hour session). The designation "good faith progress" means that the student must Other notations may also be used: have satisfactorily completed most of the Grade Description course requirements. An "IP" grade is H Honors level course recorded only if it is accompanied by an J Not yet graded by faculty member "IP" contract signed by both the student S Satisfactory completion and faculty member. An "IP" grade is (used only in non-credit courses) changed automatically to an "F" grade if CP Clinical - Passed; no quality points the Records Office does not have a (used for credit bearing clinical change of grade by the last day of class of requirements that have a co- the twelfth week of the first full semester requisite credit course) following the session in which the "IP" CF Clinical – Failed; no quality points grade was earned. The responsibility to (used for credit clinical present a change of grade to the Records requirements that have a co- Office is shared by the student and faculty requisite credit course) member. Any student accepting an "IP" U Unsatisfactory completion cannot graduate until the end of the term (used only in non-credit courses) in which the "IP" is completed and graded. W Withdrawal from course AU - If a student wishes to audit a course, IP In process he/she must register for the class prior to the end

280 281 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) of the third week of classes. The student must Image Release Policy obtain a request to audit form from the Records As a student, faculty or staff member, or visitor to Office, have the instructor sign the form, and any of the campus or campus centers of return it to the Records Office. Students are Genesee Community College (GCC) or at an expected to pay the standard tuition fees event not on campus, but sponsored by GCC, appropriate for the class to be audited. you grant permission to GCC and/or its assigns, Granting Additional Certificates & its clients, or agents, full permission to use, publish, and copyright, either in whole or in part, Degrees photographs or other images or likenesses of A graduate of Genesee Community College may yourself in the form of videotape, film or digital earn additional degrees and/or certificates under stills, or any other medium. Such material may the following conditions: be used with or without your name in 1. The degrees and/or certificates are in publications, television, billboards, online, social essentially different areas. Two areas are media and other media for promotion and defined as essentially different if there is a advancement of the College. You give this minimum of 12 or 15 credit hours permission without expectation of any difference in required courses. However, remuneration. a degree may be in the same area as a previously earned certificate. Nondiscrimination Policy 2. The student successfully completes all In compliance with the letter and spirit of required courses for the additional applicable Federal and State laws and pursuing degrees and/or certificates. its own goals of diversity, Genesee Community 3. All general education courses from the College is committed to ensuring equal previous degree may be applied to the employment and educational opportunity without additional degrees. regard to an individual's race, color, national 4. No more than two degrees and/or origin, sex, religion, age, disability, gender, certificates will be awarded at any one pregnancy, gender identity, sexual orientation, time. predisposing genetic characteristics, marital 5. Students may concurrently be awarded status, veteran status, military status, domestic two degrees only if the discipline areas violence victim status, or ex-offender status. This are separate and distinct, i.e., delineated includes, but is not limited to, student by different IPED/HEGIS codes. This admissions, counseling, housing, grading, does not preclude a student from financial aid, recruitment, application process, returning at a later point after receiving hiring, training, disciplinary actions, the first degree to complete a second compensation, promotion, termination, and all degree within a single broad area. For other terms and conditions of employment, example, a student may not concurrently educational status, and access to college receive an A.A.S. in Fashion programs and activities. Merchandising Management and one in Genesee Community College will provide Retail Business Management, but that accommodations to individuals with disabilities in student may return a semester after accordance with the Americans with Disabilities receiving the first degree, complete the Act. The College will further provide 12-15 or more different required hours, accommodations to ensure the full participation and then receive the second degree. of individuals in college programs, when such accommodations are reasonable and necessary, due to an individual's religion, pregnancy, maternity, or breastfeeding status. Employees,

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283 284 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) disclosed the information to the Genesee, as records retention and disposition schedules may was reasonably ascertainable from the nature be obtained through the Internet privacy and terms of the disclosure. statement contact listed in this statement. Genesee may however collect or disclose Access to and Correction of Personal personal information without consent if the Information Collected Through this Website collection or disclosure is: (1) necessary to Any user may submit a request to Genesee's perform the statutory duties of Genesee, or privacy compliance office to determine whether necessary for Genesee to operate a program personal information pertaining to that user has authorized by law, or authorized by state or been collected through this website. Any such federal statute or regulation; (2) made pursuant request shall be made in writing and must be to a court order or by law; (3) for the purpose of accompanied by reasonable proof of identity of validating the identity of the user; or (4) of the user. Reasonable proof of identity may information to be used solely for statistical include verification of a signature, inclusion of an purposes that is in a form that cannot be used to identifier generally known only to the user, or identify any particular person. similar appropriate identification. The address of The disclosure of information, including personal the privacy compliance office is: information, collected via this website is subject Internet Privacy Compliance Office to the provisions of the Freedom of Information c/o Computer Services T-212 Law, the Family Educational Rights & Privacy Genesee Community College Act (FERPA), and the Personal Privacy One College Rd. Protection Law. Batavia, NY 14020 Genesee may also disclose personal information The privacy compliance office shall, within five to federal, state or local law enforcement (5) business days of the receipt of a proper authorities to enforce its rights against request, provide access to the personal unauthorized access or attempted unauthorized information; deny access in writing, explaining access to Genesee's information technology the reasons therefore; or acknowledge the assets. receipt of the request in writing, stating the Retention of Information Collected Through approximate date when the request will be this website granted or denied, which date shall not be more The information collected through genesee.edu than thirty (30) days from the date of the is retained by Genesee in accordance with the acknowledgment. records retention and disposition requirements of In the event that Genesee has collected personal the New York State Arts & Cultural Affairs Law. information pertaining to a user through In general, the Internet services logs of genesee.edu and that information is to be Genesee, comprising electronic files or provided to the user pursuant to the user's automated logs created to monitor access and request, the privacy compliance office shall use of Agency services provided through inform the user of his or her right to request that genesee.edu, are archived for future reference. the personal information be amended or Information, including personal information, that corrected under the procedures set forth in you submit in an e-mail or when you complete a section 95 of the Public Officers Law. survey, application, financial transaction, Confidentiality and Integrity of Personal registration form, or order form is retained in Information Collected Through this Website accordance with the records retention and Genesee is strongly committed to protecting disposition schedule established for the records personal information collected through this of the program unit to which you submitted the website against unauthorized access, use or information. Information concerning these disclosure. Consequently, Genesee limits

284 285 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) employee access to personal information purpose with respect to documents available collected through this website to only those from this website. Additionally, Genesee employees who need access to the information assumes no legal liability for the accuracy, in the performance of their official duties. completeness, or usefulness of any information Employees who have access to this information or process disclosed herein and do not represent follow appropriate procedures in connection with that use of such information or process would any disclosures of personal information. not infringe on privately owned rights. In addition, Genesee has implemented Contact Information procedures to safeguard the integrity of its For questions regarding this Internet privacy information technology assets, including, but not statement, please contact our privacy officer via limited to, authentication, authorization, e-mail at [email protected] or by regular monitoring, auditing, and encryption. These mail at: security procedures have been integrated into Internet Privacy Compliance Office the design, implementation, and day-to-day c/o Computer Services T-212 operations of this website as part of our Genesee Community College continuing commitment to the security of One College Rd. electronic content as well as the electronic Batavia, NY 14020 transmission of information. For website security purposes and to maintain Definitions the availability of the website for all users, The following definitions apply to this statement: Genesee employs software to monitor traffic to • Personal Information - shall have the identify unauthorized attempts to upload or meaning set forth in subdivision 5 of change information or otherwise damage this section 202 of the State Technology Law. website. User - shall have the meaning set forth in Links to External Websites subdivision 8 of section 202 of the State In order to provide users with certain information, Technology Law. this website provides links to the websites of other organizations. Such links provided on this Probation & Academic Standing website do not constitute an endorsement of the Good Academic Standing content, viewpoint, accuracy, opinions, policies, Students are considered to be in Good products, services, or accessibility of that Academic Standing during the first eleven (11) website. credit hours for which they are registered at the College, regardless of GPA. Effective the term in Disclaimer of Liability which a student registers for their twelfth credit It should be noted that the information provided hour, the following standard is applied to in this privacy statement should not be construed maintain Good Academic Standing: as giving business, legal, or other advice, or warranting as fail proof, the security of • Students attempting a cumulative total of information provided through Genesee. Although twelve (12) credit hours or more must every effort is made to provide accurate and have a cumulative grade point average complete information, we cannot guarantee that (GPA) of ≥ 2.0 to be in Good Academic there will be no errors. With respect to Standing. documents and information on this website Academic standing will be evaluated at the end neither Genesee, nor their employees and of the fall term, the end of the spring term, and contractors make any warranty, expressed or shortly before the start of the fall term. Students implied, including the warranties of with a cumulative GPA of ≥ 2.0, but a term GPA merchantability and fitness for a particular of less than 2.0, will be sent a letter reminding

285 286 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) them that they must maintain a cumulative GPA extended for 1 full semester. Students on of ≥ 2.0 to remain in Good Academic Standing Academic Probation who do not return to Good and for graduation eligibility. Academic Standing and do not earn a term GPA of ≥ 2.0 will be placed on Academic Restriction. Students Not in Good Academic Standing

Academic Warning Academic Restriction Students not meeting the Good Academic Students on Academic Probation who do not Standing guidelines for the first time are placed achieve a term GPA of ≥ 2.0 and raise their on Academic Warning. Students on Academic cumulative GPA to ≥ 2.0 will be placed on Warning are not limited in registering for credit Academic Restriction. Students on Academic hours. They must meet with their academic Restriction are limited to registering for 7 credit advisor or success coach before the mid-point of hours or less and will have a hold placed on their the semester to discuss progress and any registration until they speak with an academic additional support needs. To return to good advisor or success coach to develop a plan for academic standing, a student on Academic academic improvement. Students must agree to, Warning must raise their cumulative GPA to ≥ sign and follow the academic progress plan 2.0. Procedure 406: Good Academic Standing developed with their success coach or advisor. Page 2 of 2 Students on Academic Restriction who raise o Students on Academic Warning their cumulative GPA to ≥ 2.0 will return to Good who do not return to good Academic Standing. Students who earn a term academic standing in a successive GPA of ≥ 2.0, but do not bring their cumulative semester will be placed on GPA to ≥ 2.0 will return to the Academic Academic Probation. Probation level. Students who do not earn a term GPA of ≥ 2.0 and do not bring their cumulative Academic Probation GPA to ≥ 2.0 will remain on Academic Restriction. Students not meeting the Good Academic Standing guidelines for the second or If a student feels that extenuating circumstances subsequent times shall be placed on Academic have affected their academic performance, Probation. Students on Academic Probation are resulting in their not being in Good Academic restricted to registering for 14 credits or less. Standing, they may appeal their status in writing They will have a hold placed on their registration to the Academic Standards Committee of the until they speak with an academic advisor or Academic Senate. Faculty members are success coach and develop a personalized plan encouraged to participate in the College’s early for academic improvement. Students must agree intervention systems and strategies to notify to, sign and follow the academic progress plan students of unsatisfactory academic developed with their success coach or advisor. performance with adequate time for That plan may require the student to take and improvement. pass the course “College Success” (CES101) or Religious Observance Disclosure have other requirements such as mandated Genesee Community College recognizes the tutoring. To return to Good Academic Standing, right of students to be absent from classes for students must raise their cumulative GPA to ≥ religious reasons. Any student who is unable, 2.0. Students on Academic Probation who because of his/her religious beliefs, to attend successfully complete the term with ≥2.0 GPA, classes on a particular day or days shall, but do not raise their cumulative GPA to ≥ 2.0 because of such absence on the particular day will have their Academic Probation status

286 287 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) or days, be excused from any examination or Any student, who is aggrieved by the alleged any study or work requirements. That student will failure of any faculty or administrative officials to have an equivalent opportunity to make up any comply in good faith with the provisions of this examination, study, or work requirements which section, shall be entitled to maintain an action or he/she may have missed because of such proceeding in the supreme court of the county in absence. It is the student’s responsibility to notify which such institute of higher education is an instructor at least a week in advance that located for the enforcement of his/her rights he/she will be absent on a certain day because under this section. of a religious holiday. Applicable provisions of the education law which further protect the rights Repeating a Course of students in this regard are reprinted below: Students may repeat a course for which credit No person shall be expelled from or be refused has been received with a grade of A- or lower. If admission as a student to an institution of higher a higher grade is earned upon repeating a education for the reason that he is unable, course, only the higher of the two grades will be because of his religious beliefs, to attend classes computed to determine a cumulative grade point or to participate in any examination, study, or average (GPA), although both grades will be work requirements on a particular day or days. recorded on transcripts. A student may not It shall be the responsibility of the faculty and of repeat a course for which he or she has already the administrative officials of each institution of received an "A" grade. higher education to make available to each student who is absent from school, because of No course may be repeated solely in order to his religious beliefs, an equivalent opportunity to increase the number of credits earned in courses make up any examination, study, or work where the credit hours have been changed. The requirements which he/she may have missed course will only be counted once toward because of such absence on any particular day graduation requirements and computation of or days. No fees of any kind shall be charged by total hours earned. the institution for making available to the said student such equivalent opportunity. Full-time students who elect to repeat a course If classes, examinations, study, or work for which credit has already been received requirements are held on Friday after 4 p.m. or should register for 12 credit hours relevant to on Saturday, similar or makeup classes, their degree program in addition to the repeated examinations, study, or work requirements shall course in order to remain eligible for TAP be made available on other days where it is awards. Full-time students who register for possible and practicable to do so. No special remedial courses should also register for at least fees shall be charged to the student for these six credits of non-remedial credit courses. classes, examinations, study, or work However, during the first term of funding, a full- requirements held on other days. time student need only register for at least three In effectuating the provisions of this section, it credits of non-remedial credit courses. Students shall be the duty of the faculty and of the at community colleges are eligible for a total of administrative officials of each institution of six semesters of TAP funding. higher education to exercise the fullest measure Statement on Academic Freedom of good faith. No adverse or prejudicial effects Genesee Community College is committed to shall result to any student because he or she academic and intellectual freedom. The avails himself or herself of the provisions of this presentation and open discussion of ideas are section. fundamental aspects of higher education. The College recognizes that exposure to ideas that

287 288 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) challenge and may even contradict personal Student Success. A copy of the appeal beliefs is an inevitable part of this educational form will be forwarded to the Academic experience. Such exposure does not require Standards Committee Appeals Chair, the acceptance of the ideas in question, but Executive Vice President for Academic individuals may legitimately be expected to both Affairs, and the course instructor. There is learn from and respond to these ideas as a part a fifteen-day statute of limitations to of the educational process. The right of all initiate contact with the Academic individuals to hold belief systems of their choice, Standards Committee on all student including systems objectionable to others, must academic appeal issues. This statute of be respected by all members of the College limitations period begins on the first day of community. Students, faculty, and staff all must the next full semester (Fall or Spring) honor each person’s right to differ and, in doing following the post date of the disputed so, to become all he or she is capable of being. grade. Exceptions to this statute of limitations may be made on a case-by- Student Academic Appeals case basis. This decision will be made by Students having a complaint concerning an the appeals chair. academic matter (for example, a course grade, 2. The student will be contacted by the graduation requirements, transfer credit) may Academic Standards Appeals Chair and grieve the complaint as follows. (Academic the appeal process will begin. Copies of probation status appeals use a separate appeals the appeal procedure details are available process.) in the Office of the Vice President of Student and Enrollment Services. Before the appeal process begins the student 3. Decisions of the Academic Standards must discuss the complaint with the faculty or Committee may be appealed by the staff member whose action prompted the student to the Executive Vice President complaint. If the complaint is not resolved at this for Academic Affairs. The decision by the point, the student must then discuss the Executive Vice President for Academic complaint with the appropriate academic director Affairs will be final. or supervising dean. When a complaint is not resolved to the student’s satisfaction, (s)he may Transcript Request appeal to the Academic Standards Committee of Please be advised, if you have any active holds the Academic Senate for a decision on the on your account such as Business Office, complaint (The appeals chair will verify that Library, Dean of Students, etc. your transcript these discussions have taken place or facilitate request will not be processed until the hold is them.) cleared. A [email protected] email 1. The student must initiate contact with the address is required to order a transcript through Academic Standards Committee by your myGCC account. If you stopped attending submitting a Request to Appeal form or graduated prior to Fall 2009, you may not either electronically via the Genesee have been issued a my.genesee.edu email Community College website or by U.S. address and therefore are unable to order a mail addressed to: Office of the Associate transcript through your myGCC account. If this is Vice President for Student Success, the case, we recommend you start with the ATTN.: Academic Standards Committee. process for "ordering a transcript without a The form can be found at myGCC account". http://faculty.genesee.edu/senate/appeal. htm, or a copy may be obtained from the Office of the Associate Vice President for

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How to order an OFFICIAL transcript through • Official withdrawals received by the myGCC: Records Office prior to the census date 1. Log into your myGCC account. (i.e. the end of the third week of classes) 2. Select Banner Self-Service will result in the course being deleted from 3. Select Student Services the student's record and no grade will be 4. Select Student Records Information Menu recorded 5. Select Request Official Transcripts • Official withdrawals received by the 6. Follow the instructions to place a Records Office after the census date and transcript order prior to the end of the ninth week (specific date published each semester) will result How to order an OFFICIAL/UNOFFICIAL in a grade of "W" transcript without a myGCC account: • Formal withdrawal may not be initiated Students who attended Genesee prior to 1995 after the ninth week of classes (specific may not have electronic records available. date published each semester). Failure to Whether you are seeking an official or unofficial complete course requirements will result transcript, if you attended Genesee prior to 1995, in a grade of "F" please use this option to request a transcript. • Refunds are not given without advanced 1. Navigate to Transcript Ordering Services: withdrawal notice from the student. https://www.credentials-inc.com/CGI- Refund and charge reductions are BIN/dvcgitp.pgm?ALUMTRO006782 determined by the date of written 2. Follow the instructions to place a withdrawal notice. transcript order Note: All users submitting a transcript request Withdrawal from the College without a myGCC account will be required to Students finding it necessary to withdraw from sign a consent form. the College before the end of a term in which they are enrolled must follow established How to view an UNOFFICIAL transcript withdrawal procedures. Withdrawals may be through myGCC completed online (through MyGCC) or in person 1. Log into your myGCC account. in the Records Office. Refunds are given on a 2. Select Banner Self-Service pro rata basis and are not given without advance 3. Select on Student Services withdrawal notice from the student. The student 4. Select Student Records Information Menu should contact the Business Office immediately if 5. Select Academic Transcript he/she is considering withdrawal from the College. Withdrawal from a Course Students may officially withdraw from a course through the ninth week of classes during a full COLLEGE DIRECTORY semester course and prior to the completion of Board of Trustees 9/16 of a course during the summer or special Genesee Community College is governed by a classes. Withdrawal deadlines are published 10-member Board of Trustees. Five of the each semester. In order to officially withdraw, a trustees are appointed by the Genesee County student may withdraw online (through MyGCC) Legislature, the sponsoring organization; four are or by submitting a registration change form to the appointed by the governor of the State of New Records Office. It is the student's responsibility York; and one is elected by the student body. to properly withdraw. Withdrawal grades will be Terms are for seven years, except for the assigned as follows: student trustee who serves a one-year term. The trustees act to set College policy, approve

289 290 | SUNY Genesee Community College – College Catalog (2021-2022) long-range plans, act on approval of the Thomas R. Turnbull, Secretary College’s annual operating and capital budgets, Brian M. Daviau, Treasurer and make recommendations on administrative, Members: faculty, and student concerns. They also serve Todd J. Bender as an important link between the College and the Robert J. Bennett community. They work with the local sponsor of Mary A. Blevins the College, the Genesee County Legislature, Roger F. Christiano which approves and shares support for the Elizabeth K. Emerling College budget. Patrick C. Forsyth Currently serving as trustees are: Norbert J. Fuest Maureen Marshall, Chair Scott A. Gardner Jacalyn Whiting, Vice Chair Richard B. Henry Mary Alice Panek, Secretary Mark B. Kruzynski Philip DiMartino Jerome F. Pawlak Donna Ferry Russell P. Romano Diana Kastenbaum Nathan L. Rudgers Laurie Miller Robert C. Savage Sarah Noble-Moag Kristen E. Schuth James F. Smith Trustees Emeriti Virginia M. Taylor Virginia Adams Alan J. Tomidy Robert Bausch Samantha J. Vagg Laura Bohm Jacalyn F. Whiting Benjamin Bonarigo, Sr., Esq. John J. Witkowski Robert Boyce Peter Call Administrative Officers of the College Marcia Noonan Joan Phelps James M. Sunser, President Charles Ruffino A.A.S. Onondaga Community College, B.S. Diane Torcello Syracuse University, M.S. SUNY College at Craig Yunker Brockport, C.A.S. University of Rochester, Ed.D. University of Rochester Bethany A. Aradine, Executive Assistant to the Previous Presidents of the College Dr. Alfred O’Connell, 1967-1970 President Dr. Cornelius Robbins, 1970-1975 A.A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. Dr. Stuart Steiner, President Emeritus, 1975- Empire State College 2011 Justin M. Johnston, Vice President for Development and External Affairs Genesee Community College B.A. Daemen College, M.S. Canisius College Foundation, Inc. 2021-22 Foundation Kathleen M. Schiefen, Provost and Executive Board of Directors Vice President for Academic Affairs Foundation Officers: A.A.S. Trocaire, B.S. Roberts Wesleyan, M.S. Thomas A. Cox, President SUNY College at Buffalo, Ph.D. Capella Vacant, First Vice President University James M. Sunser, Second Vice President

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Gina M. Weaver, Acting Vice President for B.S. Elmira College, M.A. Indiana University of Finance and Operations Pennsylvania B.A. SUNY College at Potsdam, M.B.A. St. Patricia S. Furness, Assistant Director, John Fisher College Operations Shelitha W. D. Williams, Vice President for A.A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. Student and Enrollment Services SUNY Empire State College B.A. SUNY Potsdam, M.S.W. Stony Brook Lindsay A. Gerhardt, Assistant Dean for University, Ed. D. University of Rochester Admissions and Recruitment Rafael Alicea-Maldonado, Dean of Math, B.A. Mercyhurst University, M.S. Ed. Nazareth Science and Career Education College B.S. University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras Jessica L. Hibbard, Associate Dean of Library Campus, Ph.D. SUNY University at Buffalo and Academic Support Services SUNY at Buffalo, Received the Department of A.A.S. Genesee Community College, B.A. Chemistry, Mattern-Tyler Excellence in SUNY University at Albany, M.A. Stony Brook Teaching Award, 1995–1996 University Received the State University Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2004-2005 Craig R. Lamb, Dean of Distributed Learning Received the State University Chancellor's B.S. St. Lawrence University, M.S. SUNY Award for Faculty Services 2010-2011 Plattsburgh, Ph.D. SUNY University at Albany Received the State University Chancellor’s Tanya M. Lane-Martin, Associate Dean for Award for Excellence in Professional Service Students 2015-2016 B.A. Alfred University, M.P.A. SUNY College at Karlyn M. Backus, Registrar Brockport B.A. Wells College, M.S. Daemen College Received the State University Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Professional Service, Joseph A. Bailey, Assistant Dean for Enrollment 2003-2004 Services/Director of Financial Aid B.A. University of Rochester, M.S. University of Edward J. Levinstein, Associate Dean for Rochester Accelerated College Enrollment Programs Received the State University Chancellor’s B.A. SUNY College at Oswego, M.A. SUNY Award for Excellence in Professional Service, College at Brockport 2004-2005 Carol Marriott, Associate Vice President for Cheryl L. Biegas, Assistant Director of Human Institutional Research and Assessment Resources, Compliance B.A. SUNY at Buffalo, M.Ed. SUNY University A.A. Genesee Community College, B.A. SUNY at Buffalo College at Geneseo Received the State University Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Professional Service, Patricia E. Chaya, Dean of Student Services 2015-2016 B.A. SUNY College at Fredonia, M.S. SUNY College at Buffalo Kathryn A. Meloon, Bursar Received the State University Chancellor’s B.S. Houghton College, M.S. Keuka College Award for Excellence in Professional Service, Received the State University Chancellor's 2012-2013 Award for Excellence in Professional Service, 2019-2020 Amy L. Churchfield, Associate Dean of Campus Centers Levi T. Olsen, Director of Buildings and Grounds A.A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S.

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SUNY University of Buffalo, M.S. University of B.A. SUNY College at Geneseo, M.P.A SUNY Rochester College at Brockport Monica Romeo, Assistant Dean of Student Michele K. Bokman, Director of Campus Center Services Operations, Orleans County B.A. SUNY University at Buffalo, M.S. Niagara B.A. Syracuse University, M.A. SUNY College University, M.Ed. Niagara University, C.A.S. at Brockport Niagara University, Ph.D. SUNY University at Karyn S. Bryson, Coordinator, Paralegal Buffalo Program/Assistant Professor Kristen E. Schuth, Assistant Vice President of B.A. SUNY College at Brockport, J.D. Student Engagement and Inclusion Southwestern University School of Law B.S. SUNY College at Brockport, M.S. James M. Bucki, Director of Information California University of Pennsylvania Technology Programs/Assistant Professor Timothy P. Tomczak, Dean of Human B.S. Syracuse University, M.B.A. SUNY Communications and Behavior University at Buffalo B.A. Mercyhurst College, M.A. SUNY College Carolyn M. Caccamise, Director of Veterinary at Geneseo Technology Programs/Associate Professor Received the State University Chancellor’s B.A. Eisenhower College, D.V.M. Cornell Award for Excellence in Teaching, 1993–1994 University Received the State University Chancellor’s Received the State University Chancellor’s Award for Scholarship and Creative Activities, Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2019-2020 2005-2006 Received the State University Chancellor's Christopher D. Caputi, Director of Physical Award for Excellence in Faculty Service, 2017- Therapy Assistant Program/Associate 2018 Professor B.S. D’Youville College, M.S. D’Youville Kristin L. Yunker, Controller College, D.P.T. Upstate Medical University B.S. SUNY University at Buffalo, M.B.A SUNY Received the State University Chancellor's University at Buffalo, C.P.A. State of New York Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2014-2015 Administrative Staff Barry C. Chow, Director of Communication, Debbie L. Allen, Director of Campus Center History, Social Sciences, and Languages/ Operations, Livingston County Assistant Professor A.A.S. SUNY College at Alfred, B.S. SUNY B.A. University of Texas, M.A. SUNY College at College at Brockport Brockport, M.A. Naval War College Maryanne C. Arena, Director of Fine and Rebecca L. Dziekan, Director of Health and Performing Arts / Professor Physical Education/Professor B.A. East Stroudsburg University, M.F.A. B.S. SUNY College at Brockport, M.S. Indiana Brooklyn College State University Received the State University Chancellor’s Received the State University Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Professional Service, Award for Excellence in Faculty Service, 2014- 2008-2009 2015 Received the State University Chancellor’s Marirose T. Ethington, Director of Award for Excellence in Scholarship and Science/Professor Creative Activities for 2019-2020 B.S. SUNY at Geneseo, M.A. SUNY at Miguel C. Baique, Director of Student Geneseo Engagement & Inclusion Received the State University Chancellor’s

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Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2000–2001 Award for Excellence in Scholarship and Received the State University Chancellor's Creative Activities for 2018-2019 Award for Excellence in Faculty Service, 2009- Maureen A. Welch, Director of Respiratory Care 2010 Program/Instructor Christopher L. Kemp, Director of Mathematics B.S. SUNY Upstate Medical University and Engineering Science/Associate Professor Stephen P. Wise, Director of Campus Safety B.A. SUNY University at Buffalo, B.S. SUNY B.S. SUNY College at Brockport, M.S. Keuka College at Brockport, M.B.A. SUNY College at College Brockport Directors of Grant Funded Programs Lina M. LaMattina, Director of Business Programs/Assistant Professor Mary Ann N. Bowman, Director, Liberty B.S. Canisius College, M.S. SUNY College at Partnership Program Buffalo, Ed.D. D’Youville College A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. SUNY College at Brockport John M. McGowan, Sr., Director of Business and Employee Skills Training Lisa C. Krause, Director of Upward Bound A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. SUNY Programs College at Brockport, M.S. SUNY College at B.A. SUNY College at Geneseo, M.A. Nazareth Brockport, Psy.D. University of the Rockies College, C.A.S. SUNY College at Oswego Received the State University Chancellor’s Staci L. Williams, Director of Adult Educational Award for Excellence in Professional Service, Opportunity Center 2012-2013 A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. SUNY Deborah L. Penoyer, Director of College at Geneseo, M.S.ED. SUNY College at Nursing/Assistant Professor Buffalo A.A.S. Monroe Community College, B.S. Faculty Roberts Wesleyan, M.S. University of Michelle D. Abdella, Associate Professor of Rochester Mathematics Joanna M. Santos, Director of Campus Center A.A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. Operations, Wyoming County SUNY College at Brockport, M.A. SUNY B.A. SUNY College at Geneseo, M.S. SUNY College at Brockport College at Geneseo Received the State University Chancellor's Jodi L. Scondras, Director of Humanities and Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2010-2011 Human Services/Assistant Professor Shawn P. Adamson, Assistant Professor of B.S. SUNY College at Brockport, M.Ed. English Roberts Wesleyan College B.A. Long Island University, M.A. SUNY Carrie E. Sputore, Director of Student Success University at Binghamton Center Elise C. Banfield, Associate Professor of B.S.Ed. University of Georgia, M.S. Western Psychology Illinois University B.A. SUNY College at Geneseo, M.S. St JoNelle R. Toriseva, Director of English & Bonaventure University, M.A. SUNY College at Communication Arts/Associate Professor Brockport B.A. Concordia College, M.A. Bemidji State Received the State University Chancellor's University, M.F.A Mills College Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2011-2012 Received the State University Chancellor’s James D. Brooks, Instructor of Psychology & Human Services

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B.A. Sociology, St. John Fisher College, M.A. Award for Excellence in Scholarship and University of Texas at Austin, Ph.D. University Creative Activities, 2016-2017 of Texas at Austin Beth A. Felix, Assistant Professor of Nursing Jay Bushen, Instructor of Criminal Justice A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S.N. B.A. SUNY College at Buffalo, M.A. SUNY SUNY College at Brockport, M.S. Roberts Empire State College Wesleyan College Amy V. Conley, Professor of Accounting and Tracy A. Ford, Associate Professor of English Business B.A. Humboldt State, M.A. Humboldt State B.S. St. John Fisher, C.P.A. University of the Brian V. Fraser, Professor of Math and State of New York, M.B.A. Rochester Institute Chemistry of Technology B.A. SUNY College at Potsdam, Ph.D. Received the State University Chancellor's University of California at Los Angeles Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2013-2014 Gary W. Glaser, Professor of Biology Cheryl A. Corke, Professor of Accounting B.A. SUNY University at Buffalo, M.S. SUNY B.S. St. John Fisher College, M.B.A. Rochester University at Buffalo Institute of Technology, Received the State University Chancellor’s Received the State University Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2016-2017 Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2009-2010 Ruth A. Gliss, Professor of Nursing Kristine R. Dassinger, Assistant Professor of B.S.N. D’Youville College, M.S.N. D’Youville English and Journalism College B.A. Dickinson State University, M.A. University of Alaska at Fairbanks R. Michael Gosselin, Associate Professor of English Emily M. Day, Instructor of Nursing B.A. Salem State College, M.A. University of B.S.N. SUNY College at Brockport Massachusetts Tara Donohue, Instructor of Foreign Languages Received the State University Chancellor’s B.A. SUNY at New Paltz, M.A. SUNY Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2020-2021 University at Buffalo Kathleen T. Gurak, Associate Professor of Maureen E. Dugan, Professor of Ceramics and 3 Health and Physical Education Dimensional Art B.S. SUNY College at Brockport, M.S. SUNY B.A. SUNY College at Cortland, M.F.A. College at Brockport Rochester Institute of Technology Received the State University Chancellor’s Received the State University Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2016-2017 Award for Excellence in Teaching 2010-2011 Kari A. Heidemann, Instructor of Human Stephanie L. Durfee, Instructor of Nursing Services A.A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. B.A. Niagara University, M.A. SUNY College at Daemen College, M.S.N. University of Phoenix Brockport Donna J. Ehrhart, Professor of Received the State University Chancellor’s Business/Computer Information Systems Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2019-2020 A.A.S. Erie Community College, B.S. SUNY Rebecca D. Herlan, Assistant Professor of College at Buffalo, M.S. SUNY College at Nursing Buffalo, C.A.S. Syracuse University B.A. Williams College, B.S.N. Michigan State Received the State University Chancellor’s University, M.S. Roberts Wesleyan College Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2002–2003 Received the State University Chancellor’s

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Timothy F. Hinz, Associate Professor of Received the State University Chancellor’s Information Technology Award for Scholarship and Creative Activities, B.S. SUNY College at Buffalo, M.S. SUNY 2020-2021 College at Buffalo Mary C. Knappen, Professor of Mathematics Marie Iglesias-Cardinale, Professor of English B.S. Roberts Wesleyan College, M.A. SUNY B.A. University of California Los Angeles, M.A. College at Brockport Humboldt State University, M.F.A. Vermont Received the State University Chancellor’s College Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2007-2008 Received the State University Chancellor’s Jodi E. Limner, Instructor of Nursing Award for Excellence in Teaching, 1997-1998 A.S.N. Monroe Community College, B.S.N. Received the State University Chancellor’s Roberts Wesleyan College M.S. Roberts Award for Excellence in Scholarship and Wesleyan College Creative Activities, 2005-2006 Kristina R. LoBello, Instructor of Nursing Bruce D. Ingersoll, Associate Professor of A.A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S.N. Veterinary Technology University of Rochester, M.S. University of B.S. University of Richmond, D.V.M. Cornell Rochester, M.S. University of Rochester University John A. Love, Clinical Education Coordinator, Julie A. Jackson-Coe, Associate Professor of Physical Therapy Assistant Program Reading B.A. SUNY College at Cortland, M.S Drexel B.A. St. Bonaventure University, M.S. SUNY University College at Buffalo Received the State University Chancellor's Eric M. Margolin, Instructor of Nursing Award for Excellence in Teaching 2012-2013 A.A. Palm Beach State College, A.A.S Monroe Community College, B.S.N. SUNY College at David W. Johnson, Assistant Professor of Brockport Biology B.S. SUNY College at Oswego, M.S. University Derek D. Maxfield, Associate Professor of of Rochester, Ph.D. University of Rochester History Received the State University Chancellor's B.A. SUNY College at Cortland, M.A. Villanova Award for Faculty Services 2017-2018 University Received the State University Chancellor's Heather S. Jones, Professor of Fine Arts Award for Excellence in Scholarship and B.F.A. Alfred University, M.F.A. Rochester Creative Activities, 2012-2013 Institute of Technology Received the State University Chancellor’s Received the State University Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2018-2019 Award for Excellence in Scholarship and Creative Activities 2014-2015 Brendan J. McCabe, Instructor of Biology B.A. College of Wooster, M.S. SUNY College at Josephine B. Kearney, Assistant Professor of Brockport, Ph.D. University of Western Ontario Sociology and Human Services B.A. Daemen College, M.A. SUNY University at Kenneth J. Mead, Professor of Buffalo Mathematics/Computer Information Systems B.A. SUNY University at Buffalo, M. Ed SUNY Kathleen M. Klaiber, Associate Professor of University at Buffalo ESL/English Received the State University Chancellor’s B.A. Pace University, M.A. University of Utah Award for Excellence in Teaching, 1995–1996 Received the State University Chancellor's Received the State University Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching 2013-2014 Award for Excellence in Scholarship & Creative

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Activities, 2004-2005 Charles L. Scruggs, Professor of History Received the State University Chancellor’s A.B. Princeton, M.A. SUNY University at Award for Excellence in Faculty Service, 2016- Albany, M.Ed. University of Pennsylvania 2017 Received the State University Chancellor's Oliver C. Miller, Instructor of Computer Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2014-2015 Information Systems Jennifer L. Sisbarro, Associate Professor of A.A.S. Erie Community College, B.S. SUNY Music College at Buffalo, M.S. Rochester Institute of B.A. SUNY College at Geneseo, M.Mus. Ithaca Technology, M.B.A. Rochester Institute of College Technology Amy L. Slusser, Professor of Tourism and Crystal R. Murno, Instructor of Nursing Hospitality Management A.A. Erie Community College, B.S. SUNY B.S. Rochester Institute of Technology, M.S. College at Buffalo, M.S. Daemen College Rochester Institute of Technology James A. Myers, Assistant Professor of Human Received the State University Chancellor’s Services/Alcohol and Substance Abuse Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2007-2008 A.A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S.W. Received the State University Chancellor’s Roberts Wesleyan College, M.S.W. SUNY Award for Excellence in Faculty Service, 2020- University at Buffalo 2021 Lauren K. Paisley, Professor of Business Daniel E. Snyder, Instructor of Speech B.S. D’Youville College, M.B.A. SUNY Communication University at Buffalo B.S. SUNY College at Brockport, M.A. SUNY Received the State University Chancellor's College at Brockport Award for Excellence in Scholarship and Teresa L. Sukiennicki, Associate Professor of Creative Activities 2009-2010 Biology Received the State University Chancellor’s B.S. Stanford University, Ph.D. University of Award for Excellence in Faculty Service, 2019- Washington 2020 Garth P. Swanson, Professor of History Crystal M. Parmele, Instructor of Nursing A.A. Jamestown Community College, B.A. St. A.A.S. Finger Lakes Community College, B.S. Bonaventure, M.A. Ohio University Roberts Wesleyan College, M.S. Roberts Received the State University Chancellor’s Wesleyan College Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2006–2007 Philip Pickering, Professor of Mathematics Received the State University Chancellor’s A.S. Monroe Community College, B.S. SUNY Award for Excellence in Faculty Service, 2013- College at Brockport, M.A. SUNY College at 2014 Brockport Pamela E. Swarts, Associate Professor of Digital Received the State University Chancellor’s Art Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2006-2007 B.A. SUNY College at Fredonia, M.F.A. SUNY Amy S. Provenzo, Clinical Education University at Albany Coordinator/Instructor, Respiratory Care Robert M. Swinarski, Instructor of Computer B.S. Indiana University of Pennsylvania Systems and Networking Amy J. Schnettler-Zak, Associate Professor of A.A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. Nursing SUNY College at Brockport A.A.S. Erie Community College, B.S. Daemen Rebecca V. Tallo, Professor of Mathematics College, M.S. Daemen College A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. SUNY

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College at Brockport, M.A. SUNY College at Michael Crittenden, Professor of Physics Brockport Judy DePalma, Professor of Business/Office Received the State University Chancellor’s Technology Award for Excellence in Teaching, 1995–1996 Kathryn Dudkowski, Professor of Business/Office Laura J. Taylor, Assistant Professor of Fashion Technology Business Merchandising B.S. SUNY College at Oneonta, M.F.A. M. Richard Dudkowski, Professor of Business/ Academy of Art University Marketing Candice S. Vacin, Professor of Psychology Patrick Elmore, Professor of Computer A.A. Niagara County Community College, B.A. Information Systems SUNY College at Geneseo, M.A. SUNY Charlene Ellsworth, Professor of Nursing University at Buffalo Patricia Fisher-Rodriguez, Professor of Nursing Received the State University Chancellor's Barry Garigen, Professor of Criminal Justice Award for Faculty Services 2017-2018 Kathleen L. Guyett, Professor of Nursing Michael H. von Schiller, Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Bruce Hilyard, Professor of English A.A.S. SUNY College at Canton, B.S. SUNY Frances E. Hoeft, Professor of Nursing College at Brockport, M.Ed. St. Lawrence Bernard Hoerbelt, Professor of Mathematics University James Habermas, Professor of Computer Karen K. Wicka, Professor of Criminal Justice Information Systems B.A. SUNY College at Potsdam, J.D. Albany Law School Peggy Kerr, Director/Professor of Physical Received the State University Chancellor’s Therapy Assistant Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2015-2016 Kathleen Kimber, Professor of Spanish Anne M. Wood, Instructor of Economics Betty P. Lapp, Director/Professor of Nursing B.S. SUNY College at Fredonia, M.S. West Donna M. Leney, Professor of Nursing and Virginia University Director of the Nursing Program Faculty Emeriti Maureen Leupold, Director/Professor of Science Meredith L. Altman, Professor of Mathematics Carl Lewis, Professor of Anthropology Ruth E. Andes, Professor of Sociology Bruce A. Lindsey, Professor of Accounting Larry D. Barnes, Professor of Psychology Maxine Long, Professor of English Christine Belongia, Professor of Teacher Bernard Marcus, Professor of Biology Education Susan H. Marschke, Professor, Counselor Donna Blake, Professor of Human Services Career Development William Brown, Professor of Commercial Art Kathy Palumbo, Professor/Director of Nursing John Burns, Profession of Business/Accounting Program Patricia Burns, Professor of Business/Office Andrea Pernick, Professor of Nursing Technology Charles Platt, Professor, Communications and Ronald Cole, Professor of Chemistry Media Anthony Cory, Professor/Coordinator of Mary Wenker Platt, Professor of Psychology Intercollegiate Athletics Augusta M. Rolfe, Professor of Business/Accounting

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Paul H. Schulte, Professor of Government and Marilyn Torcello, Records Coordinator, Records History George W. Walker III, Vice President for Student Judith A. Sikora, Librarian/Professor/Coordinator Services Library Services Cheryl Young, Secretary, Math & Science Clinton Tallman, Professor of Biology Staff Carl Wahlstrom, Professor of Lourdes M. Abaunza, Assistant Bursar Sociology/Intermediate Studies A.A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. Nina Warren, Professor/Director of Library SUNY College at Brockport, M.S. Keuka Services College Jane Weston, Professor of Biology Celina M. Bartz, Outreach Specialist/AEOC Kenneth Witt, Professor of A.A. Genesee Community College, B.S. SUNY Mathematics/Computer Information Systems College at Brockport, M.S. Canisius College Staff Meritorious Charmayne R. Bloom, Campus Center Associate, Medina Campus Center Marcia Ball, Secretary, Math and Science A.A.S. Genesee Community College Ramon Chaya, Director of Business and Doreen V. Bortle, Academic Support Assistant, Employee Skills Training Math, Science, and Career Education Jean Cianfrini, Secretary, Distance Learning B.S. SUNY College at Brockport Sandra Colson, Cleaner Cheryl A. Brady-Thompson, Casework Cathy Costello, Executive Assistant to the Facilitator, Liberty Partnership President/Secretary to the Board of Trustees A.O.S. Alfred State Marilyn Dickinson, Executive Secretary, Tarry M. Brockel, Student Success Coach Academic Affairs A.A.S. Hilbert College, A.S. Genesee Community College, B.Tech. SUNY Canton Priscilla DiRisio, Transfer Coordinator, Advisement Katherine M. Brown, Financial Aid Specialist B.S. Rochester Institute of Technology Valerie Hale, Executive Secretary, Planning & Institutional Effectiveness Sharon L. Burns, Business Training Specialist A.A.S. SUNY College at Alfred Larene Hoelcle, Vice President for Human Resources and Planning Linda S. Cash, Outreach Specialist/AEOC, Allegany County Katharina Kovach-Allen, Dean of Human B.A. SUNY College at Fredonia, M.A. SUNY Communications and Behavior College at Fredonia Paulette Mansfield-Brown, Secretary, BEST Serena R. Cooke, Online Learning Specialist Center A.A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. Rosemarie Monachino, Secretary, Student Keuka College Financial Services Andrew A. Crofts, Assistant Director of Athletics, JoAnn Myers, Secretary, Math, Science and B.S. SUNY College at Brockport Career Education Lauren M. Cummings, Student Records Mary M. Scinta, Secretary, BEST Center Specialist Michael Stoll, Associate Vice President for A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. SUNY Academic Affairs/ Dean of Math Science and College at Brockport Career Education

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Leandro B. de Andrade Pereira, Admissions and Award for Excellence in Librarianship, 2016- Recruitment Specialist 2017 A.A. Genesee Community College, B.S. Florida Kristen L. Hargrave, Assistant Registrar International University A.S. Genesee Community College, B.A. SUNY Michael R. Donalty, Campus Safety Coordinator College at Buffalo, M.S SUNY College at B.S. Buffalo State Buffalo Erin M. Edwards, Accelerated College Kaitlyn T. Harloff, Accelerated College Enrollment Program Assistant Enrollment Program Specialist A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. Hilbert A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. SUNY College, M.S.Ed. St. Bonaventure University University at Buffalo Deborah A. Erion, Student Success Coach Karen E. Hart, Student Success Center A.S. Monroe Community College, B.S. Roberts Associate Wesleyan College A.A.S. Genesee Community College Cindy A. Francis, Professor/Librarian, Library Tika Isaacs, Campus Center Associate, Management System Wyoming County A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. A.A.S. Genesee Community College Arizona State University, M.L.S. SUNY Tyler A. Kimball, Audio Video Event Coordinator University at Buffalo B.S. SUNY College at Oneonta Received the State University Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Librarianship, 2008- Thomas W. Kinsey, Reporting Analyst 2009 B.S. SUNY College at Brockport, M.A. SUNY College at Brockport Andrew J. Gebel, Academic Advisor Upward Bound Karen L. Krieger, Campus Center Associate, B.A. SUNY College at Geneseo Medina Campus Center B.S. SUNY College at Buffalo, M.S. D’Youville Terry A. George, Student Success Coach College A.A. Genesee Community College, B.A. College of Saint Rose Nichola J. Lerczak, Professor/Instructional Services Librarian Samantha E. Golden, Program Counselor, B.A. SUNY University at Buffalo, M.L.S. SUNY Liberty Partnership University at Buffalo B.A. SUNY University at Albany, M.S.Ed. Received the State University’s Chancellor’s SUNY College at Brockport Award for Excellence in Librarianship, 2007- Rebecca L. Green, Recruitment and 2008 Communications Specialist Judith M. Littlejohn, Instructional Designer B.F.A. New York State College of Ceramics at A.A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. Alfred University SUNY College at Brockport, M.A. SUNY Kristen M. Gregory, Communications College at Brockport Assistant/AEOC Received the State University Chancellor's B.M. SUNY College at Potsdam, M.S. Nazareth Award for Excellence in Professional Service, College 2013-2014 Cynthia S. Hagelberger, Associate Kanoko Lumberg, Testing Assistant, HS Professor/Reference Services Librarian Transition Coordinator B.A. Grove City College, M.L.S. SUNY A.A.S. Genesee Community College University at Buffalo Received the State University Chancellor’s

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Jamie Lyndaker, Campus Center Associate, Adrian R. Milroy, Staff Accountant Orleans County B.A. SUNY College at Brockport, B.S. SUNY A.A.S. Niagara County Community College, College at Brockport B.S. SUNY College at Buffalo Alexandria E. Misiti, Program Specialist, Upward German E. Machado, Network and Desktop Bound Technology Specialist B.A. Canisius College B.S. Santiago Marino University Christina S. Mortellaro, Academic Advisor for John J. Maloney, Marketing Communications Upward Bound Specialist B.A. SUNY College at Geneseo B.S. Art Institute of Pittsburgh, B.S. SUNY Andrea C. Newman, Student Success Coach College at Brockport B.A. SUNY College at Geneseo, M.A. SUNY Lawrence P. Mancuso, Executive Director of College at Brockport Human Resources Amber M. Nichols, Athletic Trainer B.S. SUNY College at Brockport, M.S. SUNY B.S. SUNY College at Brockport, M.S California University at Binghamton, J.D. SUNY University of Pennsylvania University at Buffalo Law School Chelsea M. O’Brien, Tutor and Academic Santina M. Marsceill, Program Marketing Support Coordinator Specialist, BEST Center B.A. Ithaca College, M.S. University of A.A.S. Genesee Community College Rochester Amy A. Masters, Financial Aid Retention Robert W. Oliver, Network and Desktop Specialist Technology Specialist B.S. Elmira College A.A.S Bryant and Stratton College Received the State University Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Professional Service, Paula M. Oyler, Campus Center Associate, 2017-2018 Livingston County A.A.S. Genesee Community College, A.A.S. Brodie Q. McPherson, Theater and Event Bryant & Stratton College, B.B.A. Bryant & Technician Stratton College B.A. SUNY College at Geneseo, M.A. Regent University Edvardo R. Pabros, Records System Specialist B.S. California State University Tracy K. Merritt, Assessment Specialist A.A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. Lisa E. Papke, Financial Aid Specialist Rochester Institute of Technology A.A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. Received the State University’s Chancellor’s SUNY College at Brockport, M.S. Keuka Award for Excellence in Professional Service, College 2020-2021 Jordan N. Ratzlaff, Student Advisor, Upward Rebecca J. Michalak, Student Success Coach Bound A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. Keuka B.A. SUNY College at Oswego, M.S. University College of Rochester Melissa M. Miller, Nursing Lab Coordinator Macy A. Reyngoudt, Counselor A.S. Genesee Community College, B.A. SUNY B.S. SUNY College at Brockport, M.S.W SUNY College at Buffalo, M.S. SUNY College at University at Buffalo Buffalo Laurie M. Rogers, Campus Center Associate, Lima Campus Center

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B.S. SUNY College at Brockport, M.S. SUNY Ann M. Valento, Career Academies & ACE College at Brockport Program Specialist Ebony N. Ross, Admissions Advisor B.S. Ithaca College, M.S. Ithaca College B.A. Livingstone College, M.S. SUNY College Jenny S. Weatherall, Student Success Coach at Buffalo B.A. Nazareth College, M.A. Nazareth College Jennifer L. Ross, Student Resource Center Scott P. Wessel, Web Communications Coordinator Specialist A.A.S. Genesee Community College, A.S. A.S. SUNY College at Morrisville Genesee Community College Alan J. Wright, Business Operations Specialist Susan P. Ryan, Enrollment Specialist for Health A.A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. Studies/Nursing Transition Students SUNY College at Brockport B.S. SUNY College at Geneseo Annette E. Zuber, Institutional Research Michelle A. Sformo, Financial Operations Specialist Specialist A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. Cornell A.A.S. Genesee Community College, B.S. University, M.A. SUNY College at Brockport SUNY Empire State College Academic departments and degree programs Robert L. Sherman, Student Athletics Assistant, have advisory committees comprised of area Student Achievement/International professionals, educators and Genesee Recruitment/Head Men’s Baseball Coach Community College graduates. Members assist B.S. Empire State College, M.S. Keuka College program directors in providing curricula that Elizabeth M. Simmons, Instructor/Systems and reflect contemporary societal needs, current Electronic Services Librarian methods, and procedures occurring in their B.A. SUNY College at Geneseo, M.L.S. SUNY fields of study University at Buffalo David W. Sink, Campus Center Associate, Arcade Campus Center A.S. Genesee Community College, B.I.T American InterContinental University Maureen L. Spindler, Visual Communications Specialist B.S. Rochester Institute of Technology Kelly S. Starchok, Student Success Coach B.A. SUNY University at Buffalo, M.S. Canisius College Anita M. Strollo, Outreach Specialist/AEOC B.A. SUNY University at Buffalo Raymond J. Strzelecki, Assistant Director for Buildings and Grounds A.A.S Genesee Community College Angela Tozer, Accelerated College Enrollment Specialist B.S. SUNY College at Brockport, M.S. Walden University

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