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Cosmetology Submitted By: Nicole Hocking and Laura Erickson (906)932-4231 Ext GOGEBIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE COURSE SYLLABUS Instructional Division: Cosmetology Submitted by: Nicole Hocking and Laura Erickson (906)932-4231 Ext. 226 Course Name/Number: Cosmetology Lab III COS 105 ACS Code: 1.26 CIP Code: PIN Code: Course Description: This course involves the hands on practice of the theory subjects previously learned from COS 101, and COS 103. The lab portion enables the student to practice all skills, focusing on efficiency of skills and communication skills. Students also learn many new subjects, including soft curl blow outs, pedicuring, color correction, wiggery and pressing and marcelling. Live demonstrations and video presentations are followed by actual or mock practice sessions. Credit(s): 11 Weekly Contact Hours: M-F 10:00-3:50 Lecture: Laboratory: 22.5 Prerequisites/Corequisites: COS 101, COS 103 Semester(s) Offered: Fall __X___ Winter___X___ Summer _______ Enrollment Limit: 20 Lab Fees: yes Major Divisions (Topics Covered, Including Class/Laboratory Hours) 1. Sanitation/Client Protection/ Public Hygiene 2. Color Correction 3. Chemical Restructuring- Soft Curl Blow Out 4. Pressing/ Straightening 5. Marcel Curling 6. Hair Sculpting Review 7. Wigs/ Hairpieces 8. Salon Management 9. Michigan Rules/ State Board Review 10. Resume/ Job Hunting 11. Seasonal Color Analysis 12. Blow Dry- Iron curling Review 13. Long Hair Design review 14. Pedicuring 1/19/2015 Attach VI COS 105 Performance Objectives: 1. The use of sanitation and bacteriology, proper client protection (draping) for type of service performed 2. Utilize color correction techniques using fillers, toners, tint-back procedures 3. Use the soft curl blow out procedures to relax overly curly hair 4. Properly use pressing combs and ovens to temporarily straighten overly curly hair 5. Properly use marcel irons and ovens to curl previously pressed hair into a style 6. Use hair sculpting techniques in school salon including uniform, increase, solid, graduated and combination forms. 7. Implement wiggery procedures on human hair and synthetic wigs and hairpieces. Proper cleansing and the knowledge of proper styling for human and synthetic wigs. Human=heat. Synthetic=no heat. 8. Create salon layouts and salon handout listing policies and procedures of potential salons. 9. Use proper procedures and techniques in accordance with state laws and rules 10. Prepare cover letter and resume including accomplishments and achievements accrued during time spent at cosmetology school 11. Analyze seasonal color for individuals and find their proper color families. 12. Utilize blow dry/ round brush concepts on clients. Utilize on base positionings for the most volume, half-off base for medium volume, and off base for the least volume. 13. Practice long hair techniques: French twist, coil, fish scale, French braid 14. Practice pedicuring on clients in the school salon, including skin care, nail care and polish techniques. Suggested Textbooks/Workbooks and Instructional Aides: Salon Fundamentals Textbook, Workbook, and Study Guide Communication Skills for Cosmetologists Michigan Cosmetology Law Book GOGEBIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE COSMETOLOGY PROGRAM GRADING SYSTEM Grade Percent A 94% TO 100% A- 93% B+ 92% B 91% TO 87% B- 86% C+ 85% C 84% TO 76% C- 75% D 74% FAIL or CHEAT 73% TO 0 % PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT- LAB REPORT NAME:___________________________ ID #:______________________ 1/19/2015 Attach VI COS 105 POINTS POSSIBLE: 100 POINTS EARNED:__________ To the student: The items below are characteristics that will help you to develop your professional personality. These items are used to analyze rather than criticize these often neglected areas of your training. The points received will be averaged with your lab exam grades. Attendance: (4off) Score 1. Attendance record_______________________________________________________________ 2. On time to class_________________________________________________________________ 3. On time with assignments_________________________________________________________ 4. Uses lab time well________________________________________________________________ 5. Signs in and out for break/lunch accurately/personally__________________________________ Subtotal________________ Comments:______________________________________________________________ Personal Attitude: (2 off) 1. Interested in subject matter________________________________________________________ 2. Cooperates and is considerate with others____________________________________________ 3. Professional attitude towards classmates_____________________________________________ 4. Professional attitude towards instructors_____________________________________________ 5. Respects others opinions__________________________________________________________ 6. Respects others property__________________________________________________________ 7. Dependable in words and deeds____________________________________________________ 8. Uses ethical behavior_____________________________________________________________ 9. Uses diplomacy in uncomfortable situations___________________________________________ 10. Gives others the benefit of the doubt________________________________________________ Subtotal_________________ Comments:_____________________________________________________________ Learning Attitude: (4 off) 1. Constantly improves work_________________________________________________________ 2. Consistently good work___________________________________________________________ 3. Shows initiative in class___________________________________________________________ 4. Demonstrates responsibility/good study habits________________________________________ 5. Uses assigned work area__________________________________________________________ Subtotal________________ Comments:______________________________________________________________ Personal Appearance: (4 off) 1. Wears clean uniform daily/name tag daily____________________________________________ 2. Dress is appropriate according to contract____________________________________________ 1/19/2015 Attach VI COS 105 3. Observes personal hygiene requirements: a. Body___________________________________________________________________ b. Breath__________________________________________________________________ 4. Hair/Makeup is appropriate for lab work_____________________________________________ 5. Hands and nails clean and neat_____________________________________________________ Subtotal_________________ Comments:______________________________________________________________ Nonverbal Communication: (2 off) 1. Is prepared for client services______________________________________________________ 2. Has procedures/schematics when practicing lab work__________________________________ 3. Reviews written procedures prior to clients appointments_______________________________ 4. Keeps work area neat____________________________________________________________ 5. Sanitizes work area daily__________________________________________________________ 6. Uses appropriate body language with others__________________________________________ 7. Uses eye contact appropriately_____________________________________________________ 8. Uses appropriate posture for lab work_______________________________________________ 9. Maintains own papers and equipment_______________________________________________ 10. Keeps equipments clean and neat___________________________________________________ Subtotal_________________ Comments:______________________________________________________________ Instructor(s) Initials:___________ Total:________________ GOGEBIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENT AGREEMENT – 2014-15 COSMETOLOGY PROGRAM The Cosmetology program at Gogebic Community College is governed by the general rules established by the Michigan Board of Cosmetology. This Agreement is used to provide specific information to students about the rules and procedures at Gogebic Community College and is in addition to the general rules booklet published by the Board of Cosmetology and furnished to each student at the beginning of the program. I. STUDENT COSTS (Approximate, Subject to Change) 1) GCC Application Fee ............................................................................................................ $ 10.00 State of Michigan Registration Fee ..................................................................................... $ 15.00 2) Tuition ( 1st Semester: 1 credit ORI + 18 credits = 19 credits, Second semester; 18 credits, Third semester; 18 credits) 55 Total credits) Gogebic County, Michigan Residents @ $102 per credit hour ......................................... 5,610.00 Out of District Michigan Residents @ $144 per credit hour ............................................. 7,920.00 Out of District Wisconsin Reciprocity Area @ $144 per credit hour. .............................. 7,920.00 Out of State @ $173 per credit hour .................................................................................. 9,515.00 3) Institutional Fee ($4 per credit, maximum of $60 per semester). ......................................... 180.00 1/19/2015 Attach VI COS 105 Technology Fee ($4 per credit) .............................................................................................. 220.00 Laboratory Fees: First semester $700; Second semester $400, Third semester $300 ..................................... 1,400.00 Lab Fees include: Student Kit Human Hair Mannequins & Holder Student Uniform Cosmetology supplies used in lab activities Student Activity Fee: $50. - First Semester, $50. - Second
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