CATALOG SUPPLEMENT

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Administration Effective: 01/17/2018

Tanya Foose Mary Simoneau Mari Huffman Campus President Assistant Director of Admissions Director of Financial Aid

Susan Alexander Joseph Wagner Houda Crable Academic Dean / Director of Career Services Student Services Coordinator ADA Coordinator Sharita Allen Lori Van Liere Registrar Corporate Librarian

For education related questions, please see any member of the education team labeled below as a “Program Chair” or “Lead Instructor”.

Faculty

Name Job Title Subject Area Credentials Michael Donovan Lead Business Administration Ph.D., Case Western Reserve University; M.A., Instructor and Contemporary Saint Mary’s University; B.A., Rutgers Business Management University Deborah Fazio, RMA, Lead Medical Assistant Diploma, Hammel College CMAS, AHI Instructor Patricia Humbert Lead Paralegal Studies J.D., University of Toledo; B.A., State Instructor University of New York Amy Klotz, RVT Lead Companion Animal Care A.A.S., Instructor Technician Danya Linehan, DVM Lead Animal Welfare D.V.M., The State University; B.S., Instructor Management University of New Hampshire Janet Little Lead Medical Office Billing M.A., B.B.A., University of Phoenix Instructor and Coding; Allied Health Megan Hoffman, RVT Faculty Veterinary Technology A.A.S., Stautzenberger College Jennifer Randolph, Faculty Veterinary Technology A.A.S., Stautzenberger College RVT John Tannuzzo, Jr., Faculty Veterinary Technology D.V.M., The ; B.S., DVM Ramapo College of New Jersey Stephanie Vujas Lead Central Sterile Processing A.S., Instructor Dr. Renato Agustin Program Chair Diagnostic Medical M.D., University of Saint Thomas; B.S., Sonography University of Saint Thomas; RDMS, RVT, RT(S), Ultrasound Diagnostic School Frankie Carter Program Chair Surgical Technology A.A.S., Everest College Jeanette Kwiatkowski Program Chair Veterinary Technology M.A., University of Akron; B.A., Cleveland State University; A.A.S., Cuyahoga Community College Annette Parson Program Chair Online Programs M.B.A., Heidelberg University; B.S.B.A., Bowling Green State University; Certificate, Stautzenberger College Dr. Moses Timta Program Chair Diagnostic M.S., Cleveland State University; B.M.B.S., Cardiovascular University of Maiduguri Sonography

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Academic Calendar

Effective: 01/15/2018

Program Start Dates

Stautzenberger College schedules four or five quarters in a calendar year that meets for approximately twelve for some programs. The College also schedules ten modules for some programs where students are required to take two classes at one time and each module meets for five weeks.

Stautzenberger College observes Constitution and Citizenship Day on September 17th of each year to commemorate the September 17, 1787 signing of the United States Constitution. If September 17th falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or holiday, the College will celebrate Constitution Day during the preceding or following week.

2018 2019 Modular Dates Modular Dates Start End Start End 1/1/18 2/4/18 12/17/18 2/3/19 2/5/18 3/11/18 2/4/19 3/10/19 3/12/18 4/15/18 3/11/19 4/14/19 4/16/18 5/20/18 4/15/19 5/19/19 5/21/18 6/24/18 5/20/19 6/23/19 6/25/18 7/29/18 6/24/19 7/28/19 7/30/18 9/2/18 7/29/19 9/1/19 9/3/18 10/7/18 9/2/19 10/6/19 10/8/18 11/11/18 10/7/19 11/10/19 11/12/18 12/16/18 11/11/19 12/15/19 12/17/18 2/3/19 12/16/19 2/2/20

Holidays and Make-Up Days Due to certain annual holidays, course make-up days are required. These make-up days are identified below.

2018 2019 Holiday Make-Up Day Holiday Make-Up Day New Year’s Day January 5, 2018 Memorial Day May 31, 2019

January 1, 2018 (alternate January 6, 2018) May 27, 2019 (alternate June 1, 2019) Memorial Day June 1, 2018 Independence Day June 28, 2019

May 28, 2018 (alternate June 2, 2018) July 4, 2019 (alternate June 29, 2019) Independence Day July 6, 2018 Labor Day September 6, 2019

July 4, 2018 (alternate July 7, 2018) September 2, 2019 (alternate September 7, 2019) Thanksgiving Labor Day September 7, 2018 December 6, 2018 November 28 – September 3, 2018 (alternate September 8, 2018) (alternate December 7, 2019) December 1, 2019 Winter Break Thanksgiving November 30, 2018 December 23, 2019 – No classes November 22-25, 2018 (alternate December 1, 2018) January 5, 2020 Winter Break December 24, 2018 – No classes January 6, 2019

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Tuition and Fees Effective: 1/03/2018

DIPLOMA PROGRAMS Length Estimated Estimated Mark Estimated Estimated Program Credits (in First Term Tuition Program Fees Books months) Costs Costs* Animal Welfare Management 64 11 $0 $75 $4,406 17,625 (Online Only)

Central Sterile Processing Technology 63.5 10 $0 $75 $5,008 $19,875 (Brecksville Campus Only)

Companion Animal Care Technician 66.5 12 $450 $75 $2,300 $11,500 (Brecksville Campus Only)

Contemporary Business Administration 61 10 $0 $75 $4,984 $19,000 (Online Only) Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning 60 10 $0 $75 $5,733 $21,500 and Refrigeration (Maumee Campus Only)

60 10 $0 $75 $4,700 $17,625 Medical Assistant

Medical Office Billing & Coding 60 10 $0 $75 $5,200 $19,500 (Online Only)

Paralegal 62 10 $0 $75 $5,419 $21,000 (Online Only)

Practical Nursing 79 16 $0 $1,503 $5,883 $29,045 (Maumee Campus Only) ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS Length Estimated Estimated Mark Estimated Estimated Program Credits (in First Term Tuition Program Fees Books months) Costs Costs* Allied Health 96.5 7 $0 $75 $4,336 $14,500 (Online Only)

Animal Welfare Business Management 100.5 7 $0 $75 $3,140 $10,500 (Online Only)

Business Administration 97.5 7 $0 $75 $4,336 $14,500 (Online Only)

Construction Management 91 7 $0 $75 $4,512 $14,100 (Online Only)

Diagnostic Cardiovascular Sonography 109 19 $0 $2,536 $4,673 $33,000 (Brecksville Campus Only)

Diagnostic Medical Sonography 108 19 $0 $2,659 $4,714 $33,000 (Brecksville Campus Only)

Medical Laboratory Technician 105.5 15 $0 $75 $3,018 $21,600 (Maumee Campus Only)

Paralegal Studies 98.5 7 $0 $75 $4,336 $14,500 (Online Only)

Surgical Technology 98 14 $0 $75 $3,290 $22,000 (Brecksville Campus Only)

110 24 $0 $75 $3,540 $26,000 Veterinary Technician *Based on current term rate. Tuition rates are subject to change for future terms.

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Tuition and Fees Students are billed each quarter based on the number of credit hours in which they are enrolled for the quarter and the cost per credit hour for their program. Full time students must take a minimum of twelve (12) quarter credit hours or a maximum of nineteen (19) quarter credit hours per term. Although Stautzenberger College encourages all students to attend full time occasionally students may attend part-time. If a student is attending part-time, financial aid will be adjusted based on actual hours attended.

Grants and Scholarships Stautzenberger College is approved to offer grants and scholarships by the Ohio State Board of Career Colleges and Schools. Scholarships are available through outside agencies. See an admissions representative for information about the application procedures and deadlines.

Ohio War Orphans Scholarship The Ohio War Orphans Scholarship Program awards tuition assistance to the children of deceased or severely disabled Ohio veterans who served in the armed forces during a period of declared war or conflict. To receive War Orphans Scholarship benefits, a student must be a resident of Ohio and be enrolled as a full-time student in an Associate Degree program. Contact the Financial Aid Office for application information.

Stautzenberger College Animal Studies Scholarships The Stautzenberger College Animal Studies Scholarships are awarded to selected applicants in the amount of $500. The award applicant must be a high school graduate of an Animal Care/Animal Studies Career Technical Program. Additionally, the applicant must submit one letter of recommendation from teachers and/or school counselors and a typed essay (minimum 500 words) explaining why he/she wants to advance their career training in their field of study. The scholarship will be awarded via tuition credit and/or book credit to five students during the Summer Quarter and ten students during the Fall Quarter. This is a one-time only award funded by the school that will have equal distribution across two quarters of study. Application for this award should be made prior to enrollment.

Stautzenberger College Learn What You Love Scholarships The Stautzenberger College Learn What You Love Scholarships are awarded to selected applicants in the amount of $500. The award applicant must be a high school graduate or possess a valid GED. Additionally, financial need will be determined after all other sources of funds have been exhausted. The scholarship will be awarded via tuition credit and/or book credit to two students during the Summer Quarter, two students during the Fall Quarter, one student during the Winter Quarter, and one student during the Spring Quarter. This is a one-time only award funded by the school that will have equal distribution across two quarters of study. Application for this award should be made prior to enrollment.

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