FALL 2020 Academic Schedule And Continuing Education Schedule
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FALL 2020 ACADEMIC SCHEDULE AND CONTINUING EDUCATION SCHEDULE NEW WAY. NEW ONLINE FEATURES! NEW SAFETY PROTOCOLS! + 1,000 + classes and programs + Smaller in-person classes + "Learn Safe" procedures in + Virtual student services place in every class NEW DAY.+ Online student advising + An online bookstore that delivers to your doorstep + Renowned visiting scholars + Online continuing education programs INTRODUCING! The Curtis L. Ivery Health & Wellness Education Center www.wcccd.edu • (313) 496-2600 WCCCD’s New Day, New Way initiative is not a stopping point. Rather, it’s a starting point... Dr. Curtis L. Ivery Chancellor, Wayne County Community College District 2 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE Chancellor’s Message It gives me great pride to welcome you back to Wayne County Community College District. The past several months has presented a wholly unique challenge to all of us. We recognize that those challenges have not disappeared, but by working together, WCCCD has been able to adjust and adapt our world-class programs and facilities in ways that allow our students to achieve their educational goals and helps them, their families, and our region grow and thrive. Our New Day, New Way initiative not only sustains our vital mission of creating pathways to better lives through higher education, but leverages the creativity, resolve, and ingenuity of the entire WCCCD community. Inside this schedule are more than 1, 000 classes and programs that advance our students’ education goals, and present new opportunities to find an in-demand career that they love. While there are many distance learning opportunities for our students, we have remade our in-class learning experience to help ensure safe learning, but also to provide more individualized attention, greater engagement, and a broad array of innovative learning experiences. In-person classes have been made smaller to allow for the access our students need while still physical distancing, as well as greater attention and interaction between faculty members and students. We have multiplied the number of the same classes to ensure our students still have the access they need to move towards completion. and we have implemented hybrid class structures – using the best of online or virtual experiences for instruction, and small group in-person labs and other instruction that help our students directly apply what they are learning. We have remade aspects of our student services and administrative processes so that they can be accessed online and via video conference. Students may now connect with academic advising, financial aid, research and learning resources, and career planning services at wcccd.edu. Books and class supplies can also be purchased from our bookstores online and delivered directly to students’ homes. We have put in place rigorous procedures that follow CDC and state official guidelines to help ensure that everyone who enters our classrooms can do so confidently and safely. WCCCD’s New Day, New Way initiative is not a stopping point. Rather, it’s a starting point to reimagine how we support our nearly 70, 000 students’ learning and growth as they persist towards their goals. It is an honor to help you move towards your educational goals. Together, we will continue to build our New Way forward. Dr. Curtis L. Ivery, Chancellor Wayne County Community College District WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 3 Table of Contents GENERAL INFORMATION Board of Trustees 5 Michigan Colleges Online 24 District Administrative Staff 5 Transcript Transfer Evaluations 22 Campus Administration 5 Planning Guide • Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) 23 Mission Statement 5 Vision Statement 5 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Institutional Accreditation 6 TRIO 19 Legend 6 Allied Health Programs Application Deadlines 34 Student Assistance Program 22 ENROLLMENT PROCEDURES Learning Centers 31 How to Register On-line 12 Bank Mobile 32 College Calendar 7 Degree Works 33 Registration Information 7 Smarthinking 24 Bookstore 20 Emergency Alert System 40 Admissions 10 Student Email 43 Program Admissions 10 2019 Police Authority Annual Clery Security Report 53 How to Apply and Register for Classes 11 New Students 11 CAMPUS INFORMATION Current Students 11 DOWNRIVER CAMPUS 54 Former Students (returning) 14 CURTIS L. IVERY DOWNTOWN CAMPUS 55 Student Assessment 14 EASTERN CAMPUS 56 Veteran Affairs 14 NorTHWEST CAMPUS 57 International Students 14 TED SCOTT CAMPUS 58 Senior Citizens 15 MARY ELLEN STEMPFLE UNIVERSITY CENTER 59 Michigan Indian Tuition Waiver Program (MITW) 15 SCHEDULE INFORMATION TUITION AND FEE INFORMATION Distance Learning 68 Residency 15 Academic Schedule 70 Outstanding Balances 15 Weekend College Courses 28 Payment of Tuition and Fees 15 Cashless Registration Process 16 STATEMENTS Important Registration Information 16 Institutional Statements 70 Tuition and Fees Table 16 Drug-Free Workplace 71 Tuition Charge Chart 16 Smoke-Free Compliance 72 Deferred Tuition Payment Chart 17 Statement of Compliance 73 Dropping from Classes 17 Notice of Non-Discrimination 74 Refunds 17 Grievance Procedure 75 Tuition Refund Dates 17 The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act 76 Financial Aid and Other 17 Student Rights and Responsibilities 77 Financial Support Opportunities 18 District Police Authority at WCCCD 78 Important Telephone Numbers 79 ACADEMIC INFORMATION Student Services 19 Students with Disabilities (ACCESS) 19 4 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mary Ellen Stempfle, Chairperson, District 1 Scott T. Holiday, Member, District 4 Vernon C. Allen, Jr., Vice-Chairperson, District 3 Marla J. Edwards-Wheeler, Member, District 6 Denise Wellons-Glover, Secretary, District 5 Dr. Patrick M. Kelley, Member, District 7 Sharon P. Scott, Treasurer, District 9 Susan C. Steeby, Member, District 8 David A. Roehrig, Member, District 2 Dr. Curtis L. Ivery, Chancellor DISTRICT ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Furquan Ahmed, Abby Freeman, District Vice Chancellor of District Provost Health Sciences Human Resources and Administration CharMaine Hines, Kim DiCaro, District Vice Chancellor for Academic Accountability Deputy Chancellor, Chief Fiscal Officer and Policy David Beaumont, Johnesa Hodge, District Lead Vice Chancellor Educational Affairs District Vice Chancellor of Institutional Effectiveness and Research Paige Niehaus, District Vice Chancellor for Innovation Patrick McNally, and Student Success District Vice Chancellor for Curriculum and Distance Learning Yoseph Demissie, Chief Information Officer Brian Singleton, District Vice Chancellor of Student Services CAMPUS ADMINISTRATION Downriver Campus Northwest Campus Anthony T. Arminiak, Campus President Furquan Ahmed, Interim Northwest Campus President Curtis L. Ivery Downtown Campus Ted Scott Campus Denise Shannon, Campus President Anthony T. Arminiak, Campus President Eastern Campus Mary Ellen Stempfle University Center Mark Sanford, Campus President Dr. Harvey Dorrah, Jr., Provost MISSION AND VISION STATEMENT Mission Statement Vision Statement WCCCD’s mission is to empower individuals, businesses, WCCCD will be known as a premier community college and communities to achieve their higher education and and innovator in the areas of high quality academic and career advancement goals through excellent, accessible, career education, talent development in support of culturally diverse, and globally competitive programs regional economic growth, diversity and inclusion, and services. and technological advancement. NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY 5 INSTITUTIONAL ACCREDITATION Wayne County Community College District is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, 230 South LaSalle Street, Suite 7-500, Chicago, Illinois 60604-1411; 800-621-7440, 312-263-0456, (fax) 312-263-7462 or www.hlcommission.org. Information regarding the status of an institution is available on both the WCCCD website and the Higher Learning Commission website. Complaints may be emailed to [email protected]. DISCLAIMER This class schedule is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a contract. The District reserves the right to change, modify or alter without notice all fees, charges, tuition, expenses and costs of any kind and further reserves the right to add or delete, without notice, any course offering or information contained in this schedule. WCCCD reserves the right to assign instructional staff and to eliminate, cancel, phase out or reduce course sizes and/or programs for financial, curricular or programmatic reasons. LEGEND DISTANCE LEARNING DAYS OF THE WEEK ITV - Interactive Television M - Monday HYB - Hybrid T - Tuesday ONL - Online W - Wednesday R - Thursday CLN - Clinical F - Friday CRN - Course Reference Number S - Saturday IMB - Imbedded Laboratory U - Sunday L/L - Lecture and Laboratory LAB - Laboratory LEC - Lecture TBA - To Be Announced 6 NEW DAY. NEW WAY WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE WCCCD 2020 FALL ACADEMIC SCHEDULE NEW DAY. NEW WAY COLLEGE CALENDAR FALL 2020 Important Registration Information You must have earned a passing grade for all pre-requisite courses or you will not be allowed to register for the next sequential course. In addition to meeting the official admissions/registration requirements, you must select a program of study. For certain career programs you must complete an official Program Admission Form which may be obtained from the Campus Academic Officer or the