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Lake Michigan College Catalog COLLEGE CATALOG 2019-2020 Rev. 1/10/2020 Contents ABOUT LAKE MICHIGAN COLLEGE ............................................................................................................................ 7 MISSION STATEMENT .............................................................................................................................................. 7 GUIDING PRINCIPLES .............................................................................................................................................. 7 BOARD OF TRUSTEES .............................................................................................................................................. 7 Lake Michigan College President ........................................................................................................................... 7 CAMPUSES AND LOCATIONS ..................................................................................................................................... 8 Programs and Areas of Study .................................................................................................................................... 9 Accounting .............................................................................................................................................................. 10 Art ............................................................................................................................................................................. 11 Automation Engineering ....................................................................................................................................... 12 Biology ..................................................................................................................................................................... 13 Business .................................................................................................................................................................. 14 Business Administration ....................................................................................................................................... 16 Business .................................................................................................................................................................. 17 Casino Management – Four Winds ..................................................................................................................... 18 Casino Management – Four Winds ..................................................................................................................... 19 Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) ........................................................................................................................ 20 Chemistry ................................................................................................................................................................ 21 Child Development ................................................................................................................................................ 22 Computer Information Systems .......................................................................................................................... 23 Computer Information Systems .......................................................................................................................... 25 Computer Information Systems .......................................................................................................................... 26 Computer Information Systems ........................................................................................................................ 27 Criminal Justice ....................................................................................................................................................... 28 Culinary Management ........................................................................................................................................... 30 Dental Assisting (Registered) ................................................................................................................................ 31 Diagnostic Medical Sonography .......................................................................................................................... 32 Emergency Medical Services ................................................................................................................................ 34 Energy Production Line Worker ........................................................................................................................... 35 Energy Production Technology ............................................................................................................................ 36 Energy Production/HPRP ...................................................................................................................................... 37 Lake Michigan College · 2019-2020 College Catalog 2 lakemichigancollege.edu · 1-800-252-1562 Engineering ............................................................................................................................................................. 38 Engineering Technology ........................................................................................................................................ 39 English...................................................................................................................................................................... 40 Foreign Language ................................................................................................................................................... 41 General Education Transfer.................................................................................................................................. 42 General Studies ...................................................................................................................................................... 43 General Technology ............................................................................................................................................... 44 General .................................................................................................................................................................... 45 Graphic Design ....................................................................................................................................................... 46 Health ...................................................................................................................................................................... 47 History ..................................................................................................................................................................... 48 Honors Curriculum – Transfer Program ............................................................................................................. 49 Hospitality Management ....................................................................................................................................... 50 Humanities .............................................................................................................................................................. 51 Machine Tool Technology ..................................................................................................................................... 52 Machine Tool Technology ..................................................................................................................................... 53 Mathematics ........................................................................................................................................................... 54 Mechatronics Technology ..................................................................................................................................... 55 Mechatronics Technology ..................................................................................................................................... 56 Medical Assisting .................................................................................................................................................... 57 Music ........................................................................................................................................................................ 59 Music ........................................................................................................................................................................ 60 Nursing (Registered) .............................................................................................................................................. 61 Pharmacy Technician ............................................................................................................................................ 63 Philosophy ............................................................................................................................................................... 64 Phlebotomy Technician ......................................................................................................................................... 65 Physical Education and Wellness ........................................................................................................................
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