SPRING 2019 - Bladen Community College · Welcome to Bladen Community College. This tabloid provides you information concerning the multitude of classes and programs offered by the

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SPRING 2019

A Message from the BCC President

Welcome to Bladen Community College. This tabloid provides you information concerning the multitude of classes and programs offered by the college for the 2019 spring semester. Our mission is to provide you the opportunities to meet your educational needs. We are committed to promoting the success of each student. You will find a committed faculty and staff ready to assist you in planning and attaining your particular goals.

The college has a strong record of service to the citizens of this area, as evidenced by the new Bladen County Schools Early College on the BCC campus. This environment affords high school students the opportunity to earn a high school degree and a transferrable associate’s degree simultaneously.

We are your educational resource whether you desire to earn the high school credential, the associate degree, or gain a new skill. Programs are offered on our campus in Dublin, at the East Arcadia Center, and in other locations throughout the county. You will also find an extensive number of online courses available.

I am wishing you a successful and prosperous engagement at BCC.

William Findt, President

CONTENTS

Academic Calendar…………….…………………...….….3 Admission Procedure…………….………….…….…..….3 Financial Aid……………………….…………….…………4 Tuition and Fees………………….…………………..…...4 Placement Testing……………….……………………......5 Tutoring…………………………..………………………….5 Student Government Association…………..…………….5 Distance Learning…………………………..……….….....6 Earn College Credit While in High School………..……..6 College Transfer………………………………… ..….…...7 Writing Center………………….………...…. ….……..….8 Curriculum Schedule of Courses……………….……......9 Spring 2019 Exam Schedule………….…..………….… 21 Continuing Education Schedule of Courses………...…22 Allied Health Classes…………….……………….…..… 28 College and Career Readiness………….………..….... 30 Small Business Center………………………….…….… 31 Community Service Classes…………………..…..….... 33 Defensive Driving………………………………………… 34 East Arcadia Center Continuing Education…….....….. 35

2019 ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Holiday Break (College Closed)…………………….January 1 Final Spring Registration……………….…..……..January 3-4 First Day of Semester Classes……………..…….. January 9 Last Day to Add a Class……………………..…. January 11 Last Day to Drop a Class

and Request a 75% Refund……….…....January 17 MLK Jr. Holiday (College Closed)………………...January 21 Last Day to Drop a Class with a “W” Grade

(First 8-Week Classes)………...……..…February 6 Spring Break

(Curriculum Students and Faculty)..…... March 4-8 First 8-Week Classes End……………...…………...March 13 Last Day to Drop a Class with a “W” Grade (Sixteen-Week Classes)…………….… . March 13 Second 8-Week Classes Begin………………… .. March 18 Registration for Current Students for Summer and Fall…………..…….……. April 1-18 Last Day to Drop a Class with a “W” Grade (Second 8-Week Classes)…………...….. … April 17 College Closed………………………………….…... ….April 19 Final Exams…………………………………..…… …..May 7-13 High School and Curriculum Graduation…….……... May 16

ADMISSION PROCEDURE 1. Application – Complete and return the application to Bladen

Community College and complete the Federal Funding Questionnaire.

2. Residence – All questions concerning residency must be answered or out-of-status will be assigned.

3. School Transcript Request Form – School transcript requests should be taken or mailed to the school that you last attended in order for it to submit a copy of your transcript to Bladen Community College. In the event that the school you last attended is no longer in existence, mail your request to the Board of Education where the school was located.

4. Advisement Test – All applicants for a degree, diploma, or certificate will be required to take the COMPASS placement Test unless a waiver is met as outlined in the general catalog.

5. Financial Aid Form – Financial aid information is available upon request from a high school counselor or the Bladen Community College Office of Student Services.

6. V.A. Forms – After completing above forms, those persons eligible for benefits under veterans’ education benefits should complete the appropriate forms at the Office of Veterans Affairs in Building 8, Room 4.

7. After completion of the above steps, the student will be notified

of the admission decision.

“Few institutions have the

ability to impact lives and

local economics the way

Bladen Community College

does. The dollars given to

BCC synergize. It is a great

investment that pays

dividends forever.”

- Linda Burney, Foundation Director

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Tuition costs by the hour are based on in-state residency. Out-of-state residents will be charged $268.00 per credit hour not to exceed a maximum tuition charge of $4,288.00 per semester. All other fees and insurance will be charged as noted here. A science lab fee of $10.00 will be charged to students taking a BIO or CHM course with an on-site lab component. Tuition and fees noted here are contingent upon legislation passed by the North Carolina Legislature and are

subject to change.

2019 TUITION & FEES CURRICULUM PROGRAMS per semester

Credit Hour(s) Tuition Costs Activity Fee Technology Fee Parking & Student Tuition & Fees by the hour Security Fee Insurance Total 1 $76.00 $25.00 $12.00 $12.00 $1.00 $126.00

2 $152.00 $25.00 $12.00 $12.00 $1.00 $202.00

3 $228.00 $25.00 $12.00 $12.00 $1.00 $278.00

4 $304.00 $25.00 $12.00 $12.00 $1.00 $354.00

5 $380.00 $25.00 $12.00 $12.00 $1.00 $430.00

6 $456.00 $25.00 $12.00 $12.00 $1.00 $506.00

7 $532.00 $25.00 $12.00 $12.00 $1.00 $582.00

8 $608.00 $25.00 $12.00 $12.00 $1.00 $658.00

9 $684.00 $25.00 $12.00 $12.00 $1.00 $734.00

10 $760.00 $25.00 $12.00 $12.00 $1.00 $810.00

11 $836.00 $25.00 $12.00 $12.00 $1.00 $886.00

12 $912.00 $25.00 $12.00 $12.00 $1.00 $962.00

13 $988.00 $25.00 $12.00 $12.00 $1.00 $1,038.00

14 $1,064.00 $25.00 $12.00 $12.00 $1.00 $1,114.00

15 $1,140.00 $25.00 $12.00 $12.00 $1.00 $1,190.00

16-18 $1,216.00 $25.00 $12.00 $12.00 $1.00 $1,266.00

FINANCIAL AID

FEDERAL PELL GRANT PROGRAM: The Pell Grant is a federal aid program which provides educational funds to eligible students. Application for the Pell Grant is made by applying online at http//www.fafsa.gov. Students must apply for the grant in order to be considered for other financial aid.

FEDERAL WORK-STUDY PROGRAM: The Federal Work-Study Program provides part-time jobs to students who demonstrate financial need. Application for Work-Study is made by completing the FAFSA and an application for Work-Study obtained from the Financial Aid Officer. SUPPLEMENTAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY GRANT PROGRAM: The Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant Program (SEOG) is designed to provide grants to exceptionally needy students. Application for this grant is made by completing the FAFSA. VETERANS EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS: Qualified veterans of the active duty armed forces are eligible for veterans’ educational benefits for up to 15 years following discharge. Dependents of 100% disabled veterans (service connected disability) could also be eligible. Children of active duty service members who die in the line of duty after September 10, 2001 are eligible. Members of the National Guard and Reserves are also eligible for veterans’ benefits.

NORTH CAROLINA EDUCATION LOTTERY SCHOLARSHIP: An applicant must be a North Carolina resident for tuition purposes, meet all eligibility requirements for a Federal Pell grant (except the Expected Family Contribution requirements) and enroll for at least six credit hours per semester as an undergraduate student in a degree, certificate or diploma program at an eligible North Carolina post-secondary institution.

NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE GRANT An applicant must be a North Carolina resident for tuition purposes, meet all eligibility requirements for a Federal Pell grant (except the Expected Family Contribution requirements), and enroll for at least six credit hours per semester as an undergraduate student in a degree, certificate or diploma program at an eligible North Carolina post-secondary institution.

For more information about financial aid, call 910.879.5562.

The Student Government Association is looking for

LEADERS! For information contact Crystal Dowd at 910.879.5620

DIAGNOSTIC ASSESSMENT AND PLACEMENT TESTING

ACCUPLACER placement testing provides an accurate and timely assessment of a student’s academic proficiency levels,

which help determine the most appropriate courses in English, reading, and math. Therefore, it's very important to prepare

before taking the placement tests.

Test preparation is strongly encouraged. Re-tests are not given unless there are extenuating circumstances. Test preparation

websites can be found on the second page of the testing schedule.

No appointment is needed to take the test during scheduled testing times. The testing schedule can be found by clicking the

Testing Schedule link on the BCC homepage. BCC uses the NC Diagnostic and Placement (NC DAP) test. The NC DAP test

is taken via computer and contains four assessments (WritePlacer Essay, Reading, Revising/Editing, and Math). With the

exception of the WritePlacer essay, each placement test section is untimed, allowing you to relax, concentrate, and take as

much time as you need. Breaks are allowed during the test. The WritePlacer is timed for two hours. The average testing time

for all four sections is 3 hours, so please plan accordingly.

All new curriculum students must test unless you meet the following criteria:

have college level math & English courses, with grades of “C” or better in both.

have achieved the following minimum scores within the last 5 years:

SAT Reading or Writing – 500; SAT Math – 500 OR

have achieved ACT Reading – 22; ACT English – 18; or ACT Math – 22.

have submitted an official copy of test scores to the Admissions Office.

have graduated from a NC high school within 5 years with an un-weighted GPA of 2.6 or higher.

have successfully completed an approved 4th level mathematics course.

No waivers can be granted until official transcripts have been received and evaluated by the Admissions Office.

You can not fail this test. It is not a pass or fail test. Your test scores will help you build a solid foundation for success while

attending BCC.

A photo ID and your BCC student number are required to take the test. Your student number can be found in the

Welcome/Missing Items letter sent from the Admissions Office.

Calculators are not allowed on the test. Pen and paper are provided. Some questions provide a computer calculator that can

be used for those questions only. All problems on the test can be solved without a calculator. All placement test scores are

valid for five years.

For more information about Testing, Veterans Services, or Disability Services

contact Tommy Rains, Building 8, Room 4, 910.863.6002 or [email protected].

Tutoring Services

The Learning Enhancement Center, building 8, provides tutoring services for most courses of study.

Help is always available. Simply visit the center and schedule your sessions.

The LEC is always searching for qualified

students to tutor other students. If this interest you, come by the center to see if

you meet the standards to provide tutoring.

For more information, contact Felisa Williams at 910.879.5560.

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EARN COLLEGE CREDITS WHILE IN HIGH SCHOOL

Authorized by the North Carolina General Assembly in 2011, Career and College Pathways is a program designed to allow

qualified high school students to earn college credits (and a possible certificate) while in high school. Bladen County Schools

and BCC have formed a partnership to offer two major pathways to students in the 11th and 12th grade with the College Transfer

Pathways and the Career and Technical Education Pathways. Two pathways are offered under College Transfer and four under

Career and Technical Education. Enrolled students are not required to pay tuition or fees for courses in their approved pathway;

however, students must purchase their textbooks.

COLLEGE TRANSFER PATHWAYS: Ten courses will be offered at East Bladen and five courses will be offered at West

Bladen in these pathways via interactive TV each school year. These courses will also be available on campus at BCC. Pathway

One is the Associate Degree of Arts. It is an 11-course program that leads to 32-41 transferrable hours of college credit. Courses

are all part of the general studies required at all four-year institutions during the first two years of college study leading into many

possible major study areas. Pathway Two is an Associate Degree of Science. This pathway is an 11-course program that leads

to 35-43 transferrable hours of college credit. Courses are generally part of the general studies required at all four-year

institutions with an emphasis on sciences and mathematics.

CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION PATHWAYS: The Career and Technical Education Pathways are designed for high

school juniors and seniors who wish to gain college instruction in technical areas while still in high school. Each Career &

Technical Pathway leads to a certificate or diploma in the program of study. The four pathways are Electrical/Electronics

Technology, Emergency Medical Science, Cosmetology, and Machining & Welding. Cosmetology and Welding are broken

into two levels—one for the junior year and one for the senior year.

For more information, contact Cierra Griffin at 910.879.5570.

DISTANCE LEARNING - “EDUCATION AT THE SPEED OF LIFE”

In an effort to make a college degree possible for all who desire one, BCC offers several full degree programs through

distance learning. Currently offered as fully distance learning programs are College Transfer, Business

Administration, Early Childhood Education, Computer Information Systems Technology, Office Administration, and

General Education. Criminal Justice is offered in the hybrid format.

Distance courses enable students with families, jobs, and other responsibilities to pursue college credits and

degrees. They include all courses in which students and teachers are in different locations for all or part of the course,

and have the same admission, registration, attendance, and academic requirements as on-campus classes.

Section designations on the course schedules indicate the mode of delivery. OL is online, IH is interactive television,

H is hybrid (a combination of face-to-face student and instructor interaction and some other form of delivery), and

WA is web-assisted (a combination of face-to-face student and instructor interaction with supplemental online

materials).

Distance Learning courses and programs are fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

Commission on Colleges and are approved by the United States Distance Learning Association. BCC participates

in the Southern Regional Board and the Electronic Campus. This assures that students receive a quality education.

For more information, contact Ray Sheppard at 910.879.5542.

CLASSES AVAILABLE THROUGH COLLABORATION WITH OTHER COMMUNITY COLLEGES

BCC offers students 2+2 and concurrent enrollment programs in conjunction with Fayetteville State University,

University of North Carolina –Pembroke, NC Wesleyan College, and Fayetteville Technical Community College. The

agreements with these institutions offer students the opportunity to complete four-year degrees aligned with their two-

year programs at BCC. Concurrent enrollment programs build GPAs at both institutions and all classes are counted

toward graduation requirements. The application fee for four-year institutions is waived for concurrent enrollment

programs.

To enroll in these programs, students must apply, provide transcripts for, and meet all date deadlines for both

institutions. Advisement for concurrent enrollment programs is essential.

For more information, call 910 879-5668.

COLLEGE TRANSFER INFORMATION

The North Carolina Community College System and the

University of North Carolina System have developed a

Comprehensive Articulation Agreement which greatly improves

the transfer process between community colleges and

universities. Community college graduates of Associate of Arts

and Associate of Science degree programs who have

completed the general education transfer core, have carried 65

semester hours in approved transfer courses with a “C” or

better, and have an overall GPA of at least 2.0 on a 4.0 scale,

will receive at least 65 hours of academic credit upon admission

to a university in the North Carolina University System.

During your two-year College Transfer program of study, you

will take 8 to 10 elective courses. These courses should be

selected with your ultimate educational goal in mind. It is

especially important if you plan to pursue teaching as a career

goal that you take the specific courses. You will need to take

and pass the PRAXIS I exam prior to transferring to a university.

If you are planning to teach below the ninth grade level, make

sure you include the following courses as part of your general

education studies: PHS 110 Physical Science, GEO 111 World

Regional Geography, and HIS 236 North Carolina History. If

you are planning to teach K-5, you must take HEA 112 First Aid

& CPR.

For more information,

contact Dr. Joyce Bahhouth at 910.879.5540.

2 + 2 ENROLLMENT PROGRAMS

Currently BCC has concurrent enrollment agreements

with the following institutions and programs:

Fayetteville State University

Criminal Justice: Contact John Trogdon at 910 879-5536

or Amos Smith 910.672.1096

Birth to Kindergarten or Elementary Education:

Contact Jennifer Whittington at 910.879.5531

University of North Carolina – Pembroke

Criminal Justice or Business Administration:

Contact April Whitmore-Locklear 910.521.6262

Nursing Bridge Program

Contact Dr. Cherry Beasley 910.521.6524

North Carolina Wesleyan College ASPIRE Program

Business Administration, Marketing,

and Criminal Justice

Contact John Dismukes 910.520.6786

Fayetteville Technical Community College

Human Resources Management, Hospitality

Management, Physical Therapy Assistance,

and Accounting

Contact 910.879.5668

Representatives of Fayetteville State University

and UNC-Pembroke come to BCC on a regular schedule.

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EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES BRIDGE PROGRAM

Certified EMS personnel can now enroll in the EMS Bridge Program and earn a 2-year Associate Degree in Emergency Medicine with only a few additional courses.

For more information, contact Donald Bryan at 910.879.5629.

WRITING CENTER

The Bladen Community College Writing Center is equipped to help students excel with writing skills on any level or style of writing. Creative writing, academic papers, personal journaling, or résumé creation become accurate and well-constructed presentations with expert assistance. Students may submit a paper online for review, or meet face-to-face with writing tutors.

Visit the Writing Center on these days: Monday - Thursday 9:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings:

7 P.M. - 9:30 P.M.

Learning Enhancement Center building 8 room 2

CURRICULUM SCHEDULE OF COURSES

Publication Date: 9/28/2018

Revision Date: 9/27/2018

SPRING SEMESTER 2019 ADVISING AND REGISTRATION: OCTOBER 22 – NOVEMBER 9, 2018 (by appointment only)

FINAL REGISTRATION:

JANUARY 3, 2019 9:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M. and 3:30 P.M. – 7:00 P.M.

JANUARY 4, 2019 9:00 A.M. – 3:00 P.M.

Classes Begin: January 9, 2019 Classes End: May 13, 2019

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED BEFORE REGISTERING FOR CLASS

SECTION DESIGNATIONS Day Classes----------------------------01, 02, 03

Evening Classes-----------------------N1, N2, N3

Interactive TV: ------------------------IH1, IH2, IH3, IHN (Night)

On-line Course: -----------------------OL1, OL2, OL3

Hybrid Classes-------------------------H1, H2, H3 (Combination on-line/seated)

Hybrid Evening Courses--------------HN1, HN2, HN3

Hybrid Interactive TV-----------------HIH, HIHN (Night)

Courses Taught at High School------WHS (West Bladen), EHS (East Bladen)

Web Assisted---------------------------01WA, 02WA, 03WA, N1WA

Mini Sessions-------------------------- A=1st 8-wks; B = 2nd 8-wks; C=1st 4-wks; D=2nd 4-wks

Career and College Pathways--------V1, V2

East Arcadia----------------------------EA

TELEPHONE NUMBERS: Main Campus 910-879-5500 Admissions Information 910-879-5593

Day Time Class Information 910-879-5574 Evening Class Information 910-879-5668

Distance Learning 910-879-5542

COURSE

NO..

COURSE NAME

SEC.

INSTRUCTOR Cont.

Hours

Cred.

Hours

DAYS

TIME

LOCATION

ACA 115 SUCCESS AND STUDY SKILLS

8 Week Class Jan. 9-March 13

H1A Staff 2 1 F 9:00-9:50 3/102



OL1A Pope, S. 2 1

On-Line


8 Week Class March 18-May 13

OL2B Pope, S. 2 1 On-Line



OL3B Gilliam, R. 2 1 On-Line

ACA 122 COLLEGE TRANSFER SUCCESS


H1A Williams, F. 2 1 F 10:00-10:50 1/102

9

COURSE

NO.

COURSE NAME

SEC.

INSTRUCTOR Cont.

Hours

Cred.

Hours

DAYS

TIME

LOCATION



OL2B Williams, F. 2 1 On-Line



OL3A Williams, F. 2 1 On-Line



OL4B Williams, F. 2 1 On-Line

ACC 121 PRIN OF MANAGERIAL ACCT 01WA Coe, S. 5 4 MWF 8:00-9:25 6/117

ACC 150 ACCT SOFTWARE APPL OL1 Coe, S. 4 2 On-Line

ART 111 ART APPRECIATION


OL1A Edge, M. 3 3 On-Line

ART 111 ART APPRECIATION


OL2B Newman, L. 3 3 On-Line

ART 115 ART HISTORY SURVEY II


OL1B Edge, M. 3 3 On-Line

BIO 111 GENERAL BIOLOGY I

8 week class Jan 9 – Mar 13

H1A Locklear-King, P. 6 4 TH 8:00-10:40 20/114


8 week class Mar 18 – May 13

H2B Horne, D. 6 4 T 8:00-10:40 20/114

BIO 111 GENERAL BIOLOGY I 01WA Locklear-King, P. 6 4 WF

M (lab)

8:00-9:45 20/105

20/114


Lab Kit Required

OL1 Saunders, C. 6 4 On-Line

BIO 112 GENERAL BIOLOGY II

IH1 Locklear, B. 6 4 M-TH 9:30-10:45 17/102

BIO 112 GENERAL BIOLOGY II

EBHS & WBHS students only

IHH1 Locklear, B. 6 4 M-TH 9:30-10:45 HS

BIO 112 GENERAL BIOLOGY II HN1 Locklear, B. 6 4 M 5:30-8:10 20/114

BIO 112 GENERAL BIOLOGY II OL1 Locklear-King, P. 6 4

BIO 168 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I 01WA Horne, D. 6 4 MW

F(lab)

8:00-9:45 20/115

20/114

BIO 168 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I N1WA Saunders, C. 6 4 TH

T (Lab)

5:30-8:10 20/105

20/114

BIO 168 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I

Lab kit & software Required

OL1 Locklear, B. 6 4 On-Line

BIO 168 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I

8 Week Class Jan 9 – March 13

Lab kit & software required

OL1A Awadallah, N. 6 4 On-Line

BIO 169 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II 01WA Horne, D. 6 4 MF

W(Lab)

10:00-11:45 20/105

20/114

BIO 169 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II 02WA Horne, D. 6 4 T

TH(Lab)

1:00-3:40 20/105

20/114

BIO 169 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II N1WA Fulmer, L. 6 4 T

TH(Lab)

6:00-8:40 20/05

20/114

BIO 169 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II


OL1 Saunders, C. 6 4 On-Line

COURSE

NO.

COURSE NAME

SEC.

INSTRUCTOR Cont.

Hours

Cred.

Hours

DAYS

TIME

LOCATION

BIO 169 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II

8 Week Class March 18–May 13


OL1B Awadallah, N. 6 4 On-Line

BIO 275 MICROBIOLOGY 01WA Locklear-King, P. 6 4 M

W(Lab)

1:00-3:40 20/114

20/115

BPR 111 BLUEPRINT READING 01WA Humphrey. D 3 2 TTH 1:00-3:40 13/104

BUS 110 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 01WA Mitchell, W. 3 3 MWF 10:00-10:50 17/106

BUS 137 PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT OL1 Mitchell, W. 3 3 On-Line

BUS 225 BUSINESS FINANCE 01WA Mitchell, W. 3 3 MW 1:00-2:50 6/117

BUS 260 BUSINESS COMMUNICATION


OL1B Coe, S. 3 3 On-Line

CCT 110 INTRO TO CYBER CRIME


OL1A Bryan, L. 3 3 On-Line

CHM 151 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I 01WA DeVane, L. 6 4 WF

M(Lab)

11:10-12:55 3/102

20/114

CHM 152 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II 01WA DeVane, L.

6 4 MWTH

T (Lab)

9:30-10:45 3/102

20/105

CIS 110 INTRO TO COMPUTERS


H1A Graham, P. 4 3 MWF 8:00-8:50 17/106



H2B Coleman, M. 4 3 TTH 9:30-10:45 17/106



OL1A Graham, P. 4 3 On-Line



OL2A STAFF 4 3 On-Line



OL3B Marlowe, J. 4 3 On-Line

CIS 115 INTRO TO PROG. & LOGIC


H1A Bryan, L. 5 3 MW 8:00-9:10 17/108

CJC 121 LAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS H1 Trogdon, J. 3 3 M 11:00-11:50 1/116

CJC 131 CRIMINAL LAW 01WA Trogdon, J. 3 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 1/116

CJC 151 INTRO TO LOSS PREVENTION H1 Trogdon, J. 3 3 W 11:00-11:50 1/116

CJC 170 CRITICAL INCIDENT

MGMT

01WA

Trogdon, J. 3 3 MWF 10:00-10:50 1/116

CJC 225 CRISIS INTERVENTION

8 Week Class March 18-May 13 OL1B Staff

3 3 On-Line

CJC 231 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

8 Week Class Jan. 9-March 13 OL1A Staff

3 3 On-Line

COM 231 PUBLIC SPEAKING OL1 Richard, R. 3 3 On-Line

COM 231 PUBLIC SPEAKING OL2 Richard, R. 3 3 On-Line

COM 231 PUBLIC SPEAKING OL3 Edwards, J. 3 3 On-Line

COS 111 COSMETOLOGY CONCEPTS I 01WA Murphy M 4 4 M-TH 8:00-9:00 3/112

COS 11BB COSMETOLOGY CONCEPTS I

January 26 – June 8

V1WA Blackwell, E 2 2 MT 8:15-9:15 3/102

COS 11BB COSMETOLOGY CONCEPTS I

January 26 – June 8


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COURSE

NO.

COURSE NAME

SEC.

INSTRUCTOR Cont.

Hours

Cred.

Hours

DAYS

TIME

LOCATION

COS 112 SALON 1 01WA Murphy, M

24 8 M-TH

F

9:05-1:05

1:35-2:35 8:00-12:00

3/105

COS

112BB

SALON 1 January 26 – June 8

V1WA Blackwell, E 12 4 MT

W-F

9:20-10:50

8:15-10:50

3/101

COS

112BB

SALON 1 January 26 – June 8


W-F

1:05-2:30

12:00-2:30

3/101

COS 113 COSMETOLOGY CONCEPTS

II 01WA Marshburn, T 4 4 M-TH 8:00-9:00 3/112

COS

113BB

COSMETOLOGY CONCEPTS

II January 26 – June 8

V1WA Blackwell, E

2 2 MT 8:15-9:15 3/102

COS

113BB

COSMETOLOGY CONCEPTS

II January 26 – June 8


COS 114 SALON II 01WA Marshburn, T

24 8 MTTH

MTTH

W F

9:00-1:05

1:35-3:05

9:05-11:35 8:00-1:00

3/103

COS

114BB

SALON II January 26 – June 8

V1WA Blackwell, E

12 4 MT

W-F

9:20-10:50

8:15-10:50

3/101

COS

114BB

SALON II January 26 – June 8


W-F

1:05-2:30

12:00-2:30

3/101

COS 117 COSMETOLOGY CONCEPTS IV 01WA Lewis, A 2 2 M-TH 8:00-8:30 3/112

COS 118 SALON IV 01WA Lewis, A

Marshburn, T

21 7 MTTH M

W

F

9:05-1:05 1:35-3:05

9:05-11:35

8:00-1:00

3/103

COS 223 COMTEMP HAIR

COLORING

OL1 Marshburn, T 4 2 On-Line

COS 224 TRICOLOGY &

CHEMISTRY

OL1 Lewis, A 4 2 On-Line

CSV 110 INTRO TO CUSTOMER SERVICE

OL1 Mitchell, W. 3 3 On-Line

CTI 130 OS & DEVICE FOUNDATION H1 Coleman, M. 8 6 MW 1:00-2:15 17/106

CTS 130 SPREADSHEET H1 Graham, P. 4 3 TH 12:30-1:45 17/106

DMS 001P DMA 1 CREDIT SHELL

4 Week Class Mar 18 – Apr 15

Proctored Tests Required

01WAD Pope, S. 1.25 1 M-TH 8:30-9:35

8/101


4 Week Class Apr 15- May 13


02WAD Pope, S. 1.25 1 TTH 10:00-12:05 1/104


4 Week Class Mar 18– Apr 15


N1WAD Spivey, C. 1.25 1 TTH 6:00-8:05 1/104

DMS 002W

DMA 2 CREDIT SHELL

8 Week Class Jan 9 – Mar 13


01WAA Pope, S. 2.5 2 M-TH 8:30-9:35 8/101

DMS 002W

DMA 2 CREDIT SHELL

8 Week Class Jan 9 – Mar 13


02WAA

Pope, S. 2.5 2 TTH 10:00-12:05 1/104

COURSE

NO.

COURSE NAME

SEC.

INSTRUCTOR Cont.

Hours

Cred.

Hours

DAYS

TIME

LOCATION

DMS 002X DMA 2 CREDIT SHELL

8 Week Class Mar 18 – May 13


03WAB

Pope, S. 2.5 2 MW 12:30-2:35 1/104

DMS 002X DMA 2 CREDIT SHELL

8 Week Class Mar 18 – May 13


N1WAB Spivey, C. 2.5 2 TTH 6:00-8:05 1/104


12 Week Class Jan 9-Apr 9


01WA Pope, S. 3.75 3 M-TH 8:30-9:35 8/101




02WA Pope, S. 3.75 3 TTH 10:00-12:05 1/104




03WA Pope, S. 3.75 3 MW 12:30-2:35 1/104




N1WA Spivey, C. 3.75 3 TTH 6:00-8:05 1/104


16 Week Class Jan 9-May 13


01WA Pope, S. 5 4 M-TH 8:30-9:35 8/101


16 Week Class Jan 9- May 13


02WA Pope, S. 5 4 TTH 10:00-12:05 1/104




03WA Pope, S. 5 4 MW 12:30-2:35 1/104

DMS

004M

DMA 4 CREDIT SHELL



N1WA Spivey, C. 5 4 TTH 6:00-8:05 1/104

DRE 096 INTEGRATED READING

AND WRITING I


01WAA Gilliam, R. 3.5 3 M-TH 12:30-

2:00

1/106


AND WRITING II


01WAA Gilliam, R. 3.5 3 M-TH 12:30-

2:00

1/106


AND WRITING II


02WAB DeLoach, C. 3.5 3 M-TH 12:20-

1:50

1/106

DRE 097 INTEGRATED READING AND

WRITING II


HN1B Staff 3.5 3 MW

Lab

Online

5:30-7:45 1/106


AND WRITING III


01WAA DeLoach, C. 3.5 3 M-TH 12:20-

1:50

1/102


AND WRITING III


02WAB DeLoach, C. 3.5 3 M-TH 12:20-

1:50

1/106

13

COURSE

NO.

COURSE NAME

SEC.

INSTRUCTOR Cont.

Hours

Cred.

Hours

DAYS

TIME

LOCATION


AND WRITING III


HN1B Staff 3.5 3 MW

Lab

Online

5:30-7:45 1/106

ECO 251 PRIN. OF MICROECONOMICS OL1 Mitchell, W. 3 3 On-Line

ECO 252 PRIN. OF MACROECONOMICS 01WA Mitchell, M 3 3 TTH 8:00-9:15 17/106

EDU 119 INTRO TO EARLY CHILD ED H1 Pope, P 4 4 W 2:00-3:50

EDU 119 INTRO TO EARLY CHILD ED OL1 Pope, P 4 4

EDU 131 CHILD, FAMILY, COMM

8 week class January 9-March 13

O1WAA Johnson, J. 3 3 MW 1:00-1:50

EDU 151 CREATIVE ACTIVITIES HN1 Johnson, J. 3 3 T 5:00-5:50

EDU 153 HEATH, SAFETY, &

NUTR.

8 Week Class Mar. 18-May 13

O1WAB Johnson, J 3 3 MW 1:00-1:50

EDU 221 CHILDREN WITH EXCEPTIONALITIES H1 Pope, P. 3 3 W 2:00-2:50

EDU 251 EXPLORATION

ACTIVITIES

H1 Pope, P. 3 3

T

4:00-4:50

EDU 261 EARLY CHILDHOOD ADMIN

I

8 Week Class Jan. 9–March 13

OL1A Locklear, V 3 3 On-Line

EDU 262 EARLY CHILDHOOD ADMIN II

8 Week Class Mar. 18-May 13

OL1B Locklear, V 3 3 On-Line

EDU 280 LANGUAGE & LITERACY EXP OL1 Johnson, J 3 3 On-Line

ELC 112 DCAC ELECTRICITY 01WA Oxendine. k 9 5 TTH

8:00-9:15

9:20-

12:00

13/103

13/101

ELC 112 DCAC ELECTRICITY 01WA West. W 9 5 TTH 5:30-6:45

6:50-9:30

13/103

13/101

ELC 114 COMMERCIAL WIRING 01WA Singletary, V. 8 4 MW 12:30-1:20

1:25-4:05

13/107

13/106

ELC 117 MOTORS & CONTROLS 01WA Singletary, V. 8 4 TTH 8:00-8:50

8:55-11:40

13/107

13/106

ELC 117 MOTORS & CONTROLS N1WA McKnight. M 8 4 TTH 6:00-6:50

6:55-9:35 13/107

13/106

ELC 117 MOTORS & CONTROLS

March 21 – June 6 V1WA Humphrey. D 8 4 M-F 8:20-8:50

8:51-10:45

13/104

13/101

ELC 128 INTRO TO PLCs NIWA McKnight. M 6 4 MW 5:30-6:20

6:25-7:50

13/103

13:103

ELC 128 INTRO TO PLCs OIWA Oxendine, K. 6 4 MWF 8:00-8:35

8:40-9:30

13/103

13/103

ELC 228 PCL APPLICATION 01WA Oxendine, K. 8 4 MWF 12:00-12:35

12:40-2:25

13/103

13/103

ELC 229 APPLICATION PROJECTS 01WA Singletary. S 4 2 TTH 12:00-12:25

12:30-2:15

13/107

13/106

COURSE

NO.

COURSE NAME

SEC.

INSTRUCTOR Cont.

Hours

Cred.

Hours

DAYS

TIME

LOCATION

ELN 133 DIGITAL ELECTRONICS

01WA Singletary. V 6 4 MWF 9:40-10:30

10:35-11:30

13/107

13/106


N1WA West. W 6 4 MW 5:30-6:15

6:20-8:10

13/107

13/106


January 24 – March 20

V1WA Humphrey. D 6 4 M-F 8:20-8:50

8:51-10:45

13/104

13/106

ELN 229 INDUSTRIAL

ELECTRONICS

01WA Oxendine, K. 6 4 MWF 9:40-10:30

10:35-11:30

13/103

13/103

EMS 122 EMS CLINICAL PRACTICUM I OL1 Bryan, D. 3 1 Off Campus

EMS 130 PHARMACOLOGY 01WA Green, J. 6 4 TTH 8:30-11:30 20/123

EMS 131 ADVANCE AIRWAY

MGT.

01WA Green, J. 3 2 T 12:30-3:30 20/123

EMS 131 ADVANCE AIRWAY

MGT.

OL1 Hunt. L. 3 2 Online

EMS 160 CARDIOLOGY I

April 17 – June 7

V1WA Hunt, L. 4 2 M-F 8:15–10:45 3/104

EMS 241 EMS CLINICAL PRACTICUM IV OL1 Bryan, D. 12 4 TBA Off Campus

EMS 260 TRAUMA EMERGENCIES


01WA Green, J. 4 2 MW 11:30-3:30 20/123

EMS 260 TRAUMA EMERGENCIES OL1 Hunt, L. 4 2 Online

EMS 270 LIFE SPAN

EMERGENCIES


01WA Green, J. 5 3 MW 8:30-

11:00

20/123

EMS 285 EMS CAPSTONE


01WA Green, J. 4 2 MW 8:30-

12:30

20/123

ENG 111 WRITING & INQUIRY 01WA DeLoach, C. 3 3 MWF 10:00-10:50 1/102

ENG 111 WRITING & INQUIRY


01WAB Blansett, B. 3 3 MWF 12:00-1:40 1/102

ENG 111 WRITING & INQUIRY 02WA Gilliam, R. 3 3 TTH 9:30-

10:45

1/114

ENG 111 WRITING & INQUIRY N1WA Blansett, B. 3 3 T 5:30-8:15 1/114

ENG 111 WRITING & INQUIRY OL1 DeLoach, C. 3 3 On-Line

ENG 111 WRITING & INQUIRY OL2 DeLoach, C. 3 3 On-Line

ENG 111 WRITING & INQUIRY OL3 Gilliam, R. 3 3 On-Line

ENG 112 WRITING/RESEARCH IN THE DISCIPLINES

IH1 Blansett, B. 3 3 TTH 11:10-12:25 1/103

ENG 112 WRITING/RESEARCH IN THE

DISCIPLINES

ONLY WBHS and EBHS STUDENTS

IHH1 Blansett, B. 3 3 TTH 11:10-12:25 1/103


DISCIPLINES 01WA Gilliam, R. 3 3 MWF 10:00-10:50 1/114


DISCIPLINES OL1 Gilliam, R. 3 3 On-Line

ENG 112 WRITING/RESEARCH IN THE DISCIPLINES

OL2 Blansett, B. 3 3 On-Line

ENG 114 PROF. RESEARCH &

REPORTING

01WA Blansett, B. 3 3 MWF 11:00-11:50 1/102

15

COURSE

NO.

COURSE NAME

SEC.

INSTRUCTOR Cont.

Hours

Cred.

Hours

DAYS

TIME

LOCATION

ENG 114 PROF. RESEARCH & REPORTING OL1 Bahhouth, J. 3 3 On-Line

ENG 114 PROF. RESEARCH & REPORTING

8 Week Class Jan. 9-March 13 OL1A Bahhouth, J. 3 3 On-Line

ENG 242 BRITISH LITERATURE II OL1 Gilliam, R. 3 3 On-Line

GEO 111 WORLD REGIONAL

GEOGRAPHY

IH1 Tyndall, C. 3 3 MW 9:30-

10:45

HIS 112 WORLD CIVILIZATION II OL1 Tyndall, C. 3 3 On-Line

HIS 131 AMERICAN HISTORY I IH1 Tyndall, C. 3 3 TTH 9:30-

10:45

17/102

HIS 131 AMERICAN HISTORY I OL1 Sheppard, R. 3 3 On-Line

HIS 132 AMERICAN HISTORY II IH1 Sheppard, R. 3 3 TTH 8:00-9:15 1/103

HIS 132 AMERICAN HISTORY II

ONLY WBHS and EBHS STUDENTS

IHH1 Sheppard, R. 3 3 TTH 8:00-9:15 1/103

HIS 132 AMERICAN HISTORY II IH2 Tyndall, C. 3 3 MW 12:30-1:45 17/102

HIS 132 AMERICAN HISTORY II OL1 Tyndall, C. 3 3 On-Line

HIS 145 THE SECOND WORLD

WAR

H1 Tyndall, C 3 3 F 9:30-10:45

HSC 110

ORIENTATION TO HEALTH

CAREER


OL1A Hunt, L. 1 1 On-Line

HUM 110 TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY

8 Week Class Jan. 9-March 13 OL1A Tyndall, C.

.

3 3

HUM 115 CRITICAL THINKING 01WA DeLoach, C. 3 3 MW 2:00-3:15 3/102

HUM 115 CRITICAL THINKING OL1 McCallister, C. 3 3 On-Line

HUM 115 CRITICAL THINKING


OL1A McCallister, C. 3 3 On-Line

HUM 115 CRITICAL THINKING OL2 Brisson, J. 3 3 On-Line

HUM 115 CRITICAL THINKING


OL2B Staff 3 3 On-Line

ISC 112 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY 01WA Humphrey, D. 2 2 F 1:30-3:40 13/104

ISC 112 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY

May14 – June 6

V1WA Leggett. L 2 2 M-F 8:10-

10:45

13/104

MAT 110 MATH MEASUREMENT &

LITERACY

H1 Spivey, C. 4 3 TTH 4:30-5:20 1/104

MAT 143 QUANTITATIVE LITERACY 01WA Herring, R. 4 3 MW 8:00-9:45 1/112

MAT 143 QUANTITATIVE LITERACY N1WA Herring. R. 4 3 TTH 5:30-7:15 1/112

MAT 143 QUANTITATIVE LITERACY


OL1 Lowery, L. 4 3 On-Line

MAT 152 Statistical Methods

Proctored Tests Required OL1 Conner, C. 5 4

MAT 171 PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA

01WA Herring, R. 5 4 MWF 10:00-11:25 1/112

MAT 171 PRECALCULUS ALGEBRA


OL1 Kruse, R. 5 4 On-Line

COURSE

NO.

COURSE NAME

SEC.

INSTRUCTOR Cont.

Hours

Cred.

Hours

DAYS

TIME

LOCATION

MAT 172 PRECALCULUS

TRIGONOMETRY

IH1 Conner, C. 5 4 MWF 8:00-9:25 17/102

MAT 172 PRECALCULUS

TRIGONOMETRY

EBHS & WBHS Students

IHH1 Conner, C. 5 4 MWF 8:00-9:25 HS

MAT 172 PRECALCULUS

TRIGONOMETRY

IH2 Conner, C. 5 4 MWF 11:10-12:35 17/102

MAT 172 PRECALCULUS

TRIGONOMETRY

EBHS & WBHS Students

IHH2 Conner, C. 5 4 MWF 11:10-12:35 HS

MAT 172 PRECALCULUS TRIGONOMETRY

01WA Herring, R 5 4 TTH 1:00-3:05 1/112

MAT 172 PRECALCULUS

TRIGONOMETRY


OL1 Conner, C. 5 4 On-Line

MNT

150

BASIC BUILDING

MAINT.

01WA Leggett. L 4 2 MW 8:00-8:25

8:30-9:50

13/104

13/101

MNT

165

MECHANICAL

INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS

01WA Humphrey. D 4 2 TTH 10:50-11:15

11:20-12:40 13/104

13/101

MNT

230

PUMPS & PIPING

SYSTEMS

01WA Staff 4 2 TH 6:00-6:50

7:00-9:35

13/104

13/101

MUS 110 MUSIC APPRECIATION


OL1A Tyndall, M. 3 3 On-Line

MUS 110 MUSIC APPRECIATION


OL2B Dowless, D. 3 3 On-Line

MUS 112 INTODUCTION TO JAZZ


OL1A Dowless, D. 3 3 On-Line

MUS

112

INTRODUCTION TO JAZZ


OL2B Merritt, J. 3 3 On-Line

NAS 102 NURSING ASSISTANT II 01WA Staff

11 6 1ST 8 WKS

T

TH

2ND 8 WKS

TTH

8:30-11:30

12:00-3:00

8:30-1:30

6:45-12:45

6/116

6/119

Clinical

NOS 110 OPERATING SYSTEM

CONCEPTS


H1A Coleman, M. 5 3 F 11:00-12:15 17/106

NOS 230 WINDOWS ADMINISTRATION I


H1B Bryan, L. 4 3 TTH 8:00-9:10 17/108

NUR 102 PRACTICAL NURSING II 01WA Sholar, W

16 10 TTH

W

8:30-12:00

6:45-4:15

20/106

Clinical

NUR 112 HEALTH-ILLNESS CONCEPTS

8 Week Class Jan 9 – March 13

01WAA Villegas 9 5 M

WF

6:45 -6:45

8:30-11:30

Clinical

20/108

NUR 114 HOLISTIC HEALTH CONCEPTS

8 Week Class March 18 – May 13

01WAB Villegas 9 5 M WF

6:45 -6:45 8:30-11:30

Clinical 20/108

NUR 117 PHARMACOLOGY OL1 Forrester, T. 4 2 On-Line



17

COURSE

NO.

COURSE NAME

SEC.

INSTRUCTOR Cont.

Hours

Cred.

Hours

DAYS

TIME

LOCATION


NUR 213 COMPLEX HEALTH CONCEPTS 01WA Cummings Lowry

22 10 T W

TH

TH

6:45-6:45 9:00-1:00

9:00-12:00

12:30-3:30

Clinical 3/110

3/110

3/110

NUR 214 NURSING TRANSITION CONCEPTS

01WA Norris 6 4 1ST 8

WEEKS

TH

TH 2ND

8

WEEKS

W

8:30-11:30

12:30-3:30

6:45-12:45

20/108

20/108

Clinical

NUR 215 PARAMEDIC/RN BRIDGE

CONCEPTS

01WA Norris 12 6 M

W

11:30-5:30

11:30-5:30

20/106

Clinical

OST 136 WORD PROCESSING


H1B Graham, P. 4 3 T 12:30-1:45 17/106

OST 141 MED OFFICE TERMS I OL1 Quine, M. 3 3 On-Line

OST 142 MED OFFICE TERMS II 01WA Long, S. 3 3 TTH 11:00-12:15 6/117

OST 142 MED OFFICE TERMS II OL1 Quine, M. 3 3 On-Line

OST 142 MED TERMS II – MED OFFICE

March 6 – April 16 V1WA Hunt, L. 3 3 3/102

OST 184 RECORDS MANAGEMENT


OL1B Graham, P. 4 3 On-Line

OST 243 MEDICAL OFFICE

SIMULATION

OL1 Long, S. 4 3 On-Line

OST 247 PROCEDURE CODING OL1 Long, S. 4 3 On-Line

OST 249 MED CODING

CERTIFICATION PREP

H1 Long, S. 5 3 F 10:00-

11:15

6/117

OST 288 MEDICAL OFFICE

ADMIN CAPSTONE

01WA Long, S. 4 3 MW 10:00-

11:50

6/117

OST 289 ADMIN. OFFICE MGT. H1B Coe, S. 4 3 TTH 12:30-

1:45

6/117

PED 110 Fit and Well for Life 8 week class Jan 9-Mar 13

OL1A Evers, P. 3 2 On-Line

PED 110 Fit and Well for Life 8 week class Mar 18-May 13

OL2B Evers, P. 3 2 On-Line

PHI 240 INTRODUCTION TO

ETHICS 8 Week Class Jan. 9-March 13

OL1A Smith, T. 3 3 On-Line

PHI 240 INTRODUCTION TO

ETHICS 8 Week Class March 18 – May 13

OL2B Smith, T. 3 3 On-Line

PHY 110 CONCEPTUAL PHYSICS 01WA Herring, R. 3 3 T 9:00-11:10 1/112

PHY 110A CONCEPTUAL PHYSICS LAB 01WA Herring, R. 2 1 TH 9:00-11:10 1/112

PLU 111 INTRO TO PLUMBING 01WA Leggett. L. 4 2 TTH

8:30-8:25

8:30-9:50 13/102

13/101

POL 110 INTRO TO POLITICAL SCIENCE

8 Week Class Jan. 9-March 13 OL1A Morgan, E. 3 3 On-Line

POL 120 AMERICAN

GOVERNMENT

IH1 Sheppard, R. 3 3 MW 8:00-9:15 17/102

PSY 110 LIFE SPAN

DEVELOPMENT 8 Week Class Jan. 9-March 13

OL1A Staff 3 3 On-Line

PSY 150 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 01WA Watson, J. 3 3 MWF 10:00-10:50

PSY 150 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY 02WA Smith, M. 3 3 MWF 12:00-12:50

COURSE

NO.

COURSE NAME

SEC.

INSTRUCTOR Cont.

Hours

Cred.

Hours

DAYS

TIME

LOCATION

PSY 150 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY IH1 Watson, J. 3 3 TTH 8:00-9:15

PSY 150 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY

Only WBHS & EBHS students

IHH1 Watson, J. 3 3 TTH 8:00-9:15

PSY 150 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY OL1 Smith, M. 3 3 On-Line



OL1A Smith, M. 3 3 On-Line

PSY 150 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY OL2 Smith, M 3 3 On-Line



OL2B Smith, M. 3 3 On-Line

PSY 241 DEV. PSYCHOLOGY 01WA Smith, M. 3 3 TTH 9:30-10:45 1/102

PSY 241 DEV. PSYCHOLOGY OL1 Valentiner, M. 3 3 On-Line

PSY 241 DEV. PSYCHOLOGY


OL1B Smith, M. 3 3 On-Line

REL 110 WORLD RELIGIONS 01WA Hester, N. 3 3 MWF 9:00-9:50 1/103

REL 211 OLD TESTAMENT 01WA Hester, N. 3 3 TTH 11:00-12:15 1/116

SEC 110 SECURITY CONCEPTS


OL1B Bryan, L. 4 3 On-Line

SOC 210 INTRO. TO SOCIOLOGY IH1 Hester, N. 3 3 TTH 9:30-10:45 1/105

SOC 210 INTRO. TO SOCIOLOGY OL1 Watson, J. 3 3 On-Line

SOC 210 INTRO. TO SOCIOLOGY

Class March 18-May 13

OL1B Watson, J. 3 3 On-Line

SOC 213 SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILY IH1 Watson, J. 3 3 TTH 11:00-12:15

SOC 220 SOCIAL PROBLEMS IH1 Watson, J. 3 3 MW 12:30-1:45

SOC 220 SOCIAL PROBLEMS


OL1A Watson, J. 3 3 On-Line

SPA 111 ELEMENTARY SPANISH I OL1 Small, K. 3 3 On-Line

SPA 112 ELEMENTARY SPANISH II HIH1 Small, K. 3 3 F 9:30-10:45

SPA 112 ELEMENTARY SPANISH II HIHH1 Small, K. 3 3 F 9:30-10:45

SPA 112 ELEMENTARY SPANISH II OL1 Small, K. 3 3 On-Line

WBL 110 WORLD OF WORK


OL1A McKoy, C. 1 1 On-Line

WBL 111 WORK-BASED LEARNING I

Business Admin/ Office Admin

01WA Bryan, L.

Coe, S.

10 1 17/103

WBL 111 WORK-BASED LEARNING I

Electrical/Electronics

02WA Bryan, L.

Coe, S.

10 1 17/103

WEB 111 INTRO TO WEB GRAPHICS OL1 Coleman, M. 4 3 On-Line

WLD

110

CUTTING PROCESSES 01WA Hester A. 4 2 MW 2:30-3:00

3:01-4:20

12/104

12/110

WLD

112

BASIC WELDING PROCESSES 01WA Staff 4 2 TH 6:30-7:20

7:25-

10:05

12/109

12/110

WLD

112

BASIC WELDING PROCESSES 01WA Lucas, R. 4 2 F 8:00-8:50

8:51-

11:35

12/109

12/110

WLD

115

SMAW (stick) PLATE 01WA Britt T. 11 5 MWF 12:30

1:05

1:10-4:10

12/105

12/108

WLD

115

SMAW (stick) PLATE N1WA Lucas, R. 11 5 MTW 6:30-7:03

7:04-9:50

12/104

12/110

19

COURSE

NO.

COURSE NAME

SEC.

INSTRUCTOR Cont.

Hours

Cred.

Hours

DAYS

TIME

LOCATION

WLD 116 SMAW (stick) PLATE/PIPE 01WA White, D 10 4 MWF 8:00-8:33

8:34-11:30

12/105

12/108

WLD 116 SMAW (stick) PLATE/PIPE N1WA Lucas, R. 10 4 MTW 6:30-7:03

7:04-9:50

12/104

12/110

WLD 121 GMAW (Mig) FCAW/PLATE

January 24– March 28

V1WA Hester, A. 8 4 M-F 8:20-8:56

8:57-10:45

12/104

12/110

WLD 131 GTAW (tig) PLATE 01WA Lucas R. 8 4 TTH 12:30-1:20

1:25-4:05

12/105

12/108

WLD 131 GTAW (tig) PLATE N1WA Britt 8 4 MW 6:30-7:20

7:21-10:05

12/105

12/108

WLD 131 GTAW (tig) PLATE

March 29 - June 6

V1WA Hester, A 8 4 M-F 8:20-8:56

8:57-10:45

12/104

12/110

WLD 131 GTAW (tig) PLATE 01WA Dent E. 8 4 TTH 8:00-8:50

8:51-11:35

12/105

12/108

WLD 132 GTAW (tig) PLATE/PIPE 01WA Dent, E. 7 4 TTH 8:00-8:50

8:51-11:35

12/105

12/108

WLD 132 GTAW (tig) PLATE/PIPE N1WA Britt 7 4 MW 6:30-7:20

7:21-10:05

12/105

12/108

WLD 141 SYMBOLS & SPECIFICATIONS 01WA Hester, A. 4 2 TTH 2:00-3:50 12/104

WLD 141 SYMBOLS & SPECIFICATIONS

April 2 – May 13

V1 Staff 4 2 WF 8:20-10:45 12/104

WLD 141 SYMBOLS & SPECIFICATIONS N1WA Lucas, R. 4 2 TH 6:30-10:05 12/104

WLD 143 WELDING METALLURGY 01WA Hester, A. 3 2 TTH 12:30-1:25 1:00-1:50

12/104 12/110

WLD 143 WELDING METALLURGY

March 4 – April 1

V1 Staff 3 2 M-F 8:20–9:00 9:01-10:45

12/104 12/110

WLD 151 FABRICATION I 01WA Humphrey D. 8 4 MW 12:40-1:30

1:35-4:15

12/105

12/108

WLD 215 SMAW (stick) PIPE 01WA White, D 10 4 MWF 8:00-8:33 8:34-11:30

12/105 12/108

WLD 215 SMAW (stick) PIPE N1WA Lucas, R. 10 4 MTW 6:30-7:03

7:04-9:50

12/104

12/110

WLD 231 GTAW (tig) PIPE 01WA Dent, E. 7 3 TTH 8:00-8:50 8:51-11:35

12/105 12/108

WLD 231 GTAW (tig) PIPE N1WA Britt 7 3 MW 6:30-7:20

7:21-10:05

12/105

12/108

WLD 251 FABRICATION II 01WA White, D 7 3 MW 12:30-1:20 1:21-4:10

12/105 12/108

WLD 262 INSPECTION AND TESTING

January 24 – March 1

V1 Staff 4 3 M-F 8:20-8:50

8:51-10:45

12/104

12/104

WOL 110 BASIC CONST. SKILLS 01WA Oxendine, K. 5 3 TTH 2:30-3:20

3:25-4:45

13

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OTHER PROGRAMS AVAILABLE AT BCC

Bladen Community College and Fayetteville Technical Community College have

joined forces to enable BCC students to complete degrees in several programs. BCC

students may dually enroll at both BCC and FTCC to complete certificates, diplomas,

and degrees in:

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Students interested in the Accounting, Hospitality Management, or Physical Therapist

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SPRING 2019 EXAM SCHEDULE

MAY 7 – MAY 13, 2019

DISTANCE CLASSES

On-line classes – Exams will be posted for a 3-day window during exam week.

Hybrid classes – Exams will be posted online during a 3-day window or seated

during regular class meetings during exam week.

I-TV classes – Exams will be given during regularly scheduled class meetings during exam week.

REGULAR CLASSES Exams will be given according to the following schedule.

REGULAR CLASS MEETING EXAM

DAY TIME DAY TIME

M,MW, M-Th,

W, MWF, M-F, F

T,Th,TTh

Before – 9:00 a.m.

9:00 a.m. – 9:55 a.m.

10:00 a.m. – 10:55 a.m.

11:00 a.m. – 11:55 a.m.

12:00 p.m. – 12:55 p.m.

1:00 p.m. – 1:55 p.m.

2:00 p.m. – 2:55 p.m.

3:00 p.m. – 3:55 p.m.

4:00 p.m. – 4:55 p.m.

Before – 9:00 a.m.

9:00 a.m. – 9:55 a.m.

10:00 a.m. – 10:55 a.m.

11:00 a.m. – 11:55 a.m.

12:00 p.m. – 12:55 p.m.

1:00 p.m. – 1:55 p.m.

2:00 p.m. – 2:55 p.m.

3:00 p.m. – 3:55 p.m.

4:00 p.m. – 4:55 p.m.

Monday, May 13

Wednesday , May 8

Friday, May 10

Monday, May 13

Wednesday, May 8

Monday, May 13

Wednesday, May 8

Monday, May 13

Wednesday, May 8

Tuesday, May 7

Thursday , May 9

Tuesday, May 7

Thursday , May 9

Tuesday, May 7

Thursday , May 9

Tuesday, May 7

Thursday , May 9

Friday, May 10

8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

10:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.

10:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.

12:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

12:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

2:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.

2:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.

8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

10:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.

10:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.

12:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

12:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

2:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.

2:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.

10:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.

EVENING CLASSES (5:00 P.M. and after)

Exams will be given during the last scheduled class meeting during exam week.

REGULAR CLASS MEETING DAY EXAM DAY AND TIME

M

W

MW

T

Th

TTh

Monday, May 13

Wednesday, May 8

Wednesday, May 8

Tuesday, May 7

Thursday, May 9

Thursday, May 9

KEY:

M – Monday MW – Monday, Wednesday

T – Tuesday MWF – Monday, Wednesday, Friday

W – Wednesday M – Th – Monday thru Thursday

Th – Thursday M-F – Monday thru Friday F – Friday TTh – Tuesday, Thursday

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Continuing Education Spring Semester 2019 Visit our Website: www.bladencc.edu

Spring Registration begins October 22, 2018. 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. and 3:30 P.M. - 6:00 P.M.

Registration continues daily throughout the semester.

Register in Building 2, Second Floor Due to limited space in some classes, early registration is encouraged.

REGISTRATION FEE SCHEDULE 1 to 24 hours = $70.00 25 to 50 hours = $125.00

51 hours or greater = $180.00

Due to legislative action, registration fees are subject to change.

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT TRAINING

Mary Granger [email protected] 910.879.5568

Stephanie Gonzalez [email protected] 910.879.5539

Courses Times Days Fees Begins Ends Bldg-Room

Advanced EMT 7:00-10:00 TTH 264.00 Jan 8 May 15 20-123

Advanced EMT- Hybrid TBA TBA 264.00 Jan 8 May 15 BCFT Online

Advanced Medical Life Support 8:00-5:00 SSU 85.00 Feb 9 Feb 10 20-105

Bladen County Fire School 8:00-5:00 THFSSU 90.00 May 9 May 12 Main Campus

Bleeding and Shock 7:00-10:00 T 70.00 Jan 8 Jan 8 BCEMS

Bleeding and Shock 7:00-10:00 T 70.00 Jan 15 Jan 15 BCEMS

Bleeding/Shock, Operations, Cardiac

Arrest 8:00-1:00 M 70.00 Mar 11 Mar 11 Etown VFD





Career Exploration, Identification and

Certifications: WIN:CRC 5:30-8:30 TTH *180.00 Jan 15 Apr 16 White Oak


Certifications: WIN:CRC 10:00-1:00 MWTHF *180.00 Feb 11 Mar 28 2-207


Certifications: WIN:CRC 11:00-2:00 TTH *180.00 Feb 12 May 14 Tar Heel

Carpentry 5:30-9:30 MTWTH 181.00 Jan 2 Mar 6 13-101

Certified Paralegal 6:00-10:00 TTH 180.00 Jan 15 May 14 TBA

Computer Skills For Employment 9:00-12:00 MW *180.00 Mar 4 May 6 NC Works

Computer Skills For Employment 6:00-9:00 MW *180.00 Mar 4 May 6 East Arcadia

CPR Instructor Course 8:00-5:00 SSU 74.00 Apr 20 Apr 21 20-105

Effective Teacher Training 5:30-9:30 MTW 70.00 Jan 7 Jan 16 2-202

Effective Teacher Training 5:30-9:30 MTW 70.00 Mar 11 Mar 20 2-202

Effective Teacher Training 5:30-9:30 MTW 70.00 May 6 May 15 2-202

http://www.bladencc.edu/




EKG Technician 8:00-3:00

8:00-5:00 TTH 180.00 Jan 8 May 10 20-108

EKG Technician 5:30-9:30 TTH 180.00 Jan 8 Apr 30 20-106

Electricity: Basic English 6:00-10:00 MTWTH 181.00 Jan 14 May 8 13-102

Electricity: Basic Spanish 8:00-5:00 S 181.00 Jan 12 May 11 13-106

Electricity: Level 3 8:00-5:00 S 181.00 Jan 12 May 11 13-102

EMS Instructor Methodology-Hybrid TBA M-SU 70.00 Mar 11 May 14 TBA Online

EMS Safety 8:00-5:00 F 85.00 Mar 12 Mar 12 20-123

EMT- Day 9:00-4:00 TTH 198.00 Jan 8 May 15 BCFT Rm 2

EMT- Night Hybrid 7:00-10:00 MW

Online 198.00 Jan 7 May 15 20-123

EMT Refresher-Hybrid TBA M-SU 180.00 Jan 8 May 15 20-123 Online

Geriatric Emergencies for EMS

(GEMS) 8:00-5:00 SSU 85.00 Apr 13 Apr 14 20-105

Hazmat/ Bloodborne Path 7:00-10:00 T 70.00 Apr 2 Apr 2 BCEMS

Hazmat/ Bloodborne Path 7:00-10:00 T 70.00 Apr 9 Apr 9 BCEMS

Healthcare Provider CPR 8:00 -1:00 S 74.00 Jan 19 Jan 19 20-105

Healthcare Provider CPR 8:00 -1:00 S 74.00 Feb 16 Feb 16 20-105

Healthcare Provider CPR 8:00 -1:00 S 74.00 Mar 16 Mar 16 20-105

Healthcare Provider CPR 8:00 -1:00 S 74.00 Apr 20 Apr 20 20-105

Healthcare Provider CPR 8:00 -1:00 S 74.00 May 11 May 11 20-105

IMC: NC Fast Phase II 5:30-8:30 MTTH 125.00 Mar 18 Apr 23 East Arcadia

IMC: NC Fast Phase II 5:30-8:30 MTTH 125.00 Mar 25 Apr 30 6-117

Immunological Emergencies 7:00-10:00 T 70.00 May 7 May 7 BCEMS

Immunological Emergencies 7:00-10:00 T 70.00 May 14 May 14 BCEMS

Intro to Career Exploration 5:30-9:30 MW *70.00 Jan 7 Jan 9 White Oak

Intro to Career Exploration 10:00-2:00 TTH *70.00 Feb 5 Feb 7 2-207

Intro to Career Exploration 11:00-2:00 TTH *70.00 Feb 5 Feb 7 Tar Heel

Intro to Human Services: DSS Phase I 5:30-8:30 MTTH *125.00 Feb 4 Mar 11 6-117

Intro to Human Services: DSS Phase I 5:30-8:30 MTTH *125.00 Mar 18 Apr 23 East Arcadia

Intro to Medical Office 1:30-5:30 MTWTH *70.00 Jan 7 Jan 15 2-207

Intro to Pharmacy Technician 5:30-9:30 T/Hybrid *70.00 Jan 15 Jan 26 2-207

Introduction to Phlebotomy 8:00-3:00 MTWTH *70.00 Jan 14 Jan 17 1-114

Keyboarding for the Workplace 9:00-1:00 MW *181.00 Feb 27 Apr 17 TBA

Keyboarding for the Workplace 6:00-9:00 MTH *181.00 Jan 7 Mar 18 East Arcadia

Mechatronics Part 1 8:00-12:00

9:40-11:30

TTH

MWF 181.00 Jan 9 May 13

13-103

13-107


5:30-8:10

TTH

MW 181.00 Jan 9 May 13

13-103

13-107


8:00-9:30

TTH

MWF 181.00 Jan 9 May 13

13-107

13-103


5:30-7:50

TTH

MW 181.00 Jan 9 May 13

13-107

13-103


8:00-11:40

TTH

F 181.00 Jan 9 May 13

12-105

12-109


6:30-10:00

TTH

MW 181.00 Jan 9 May 13

12-105

12-109

Medical Billing & Coding I 5:30-7:30 T/Hybrid 180.00 Jan 22 Apr 23 2-207/Hybrid

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Medical Billing & Coding II 7:35-9:35 T/Hybrid 180.00 Jan 22 Apr 23 2-207/Hybrid

Medical Office Assistant 1:30-5:30 MTWTH 180.00 Jan 16 May 15 2-207

Medication Adm. Aide 8:00-4:30 MTW 70.00 May 13 May 15 6-118/119

Nurse Aide I 5:30-9:30 MTW 239.00 Jan 7 Apr 2 East Arcadia

Nurse Aide I 8:00-3:30 MTWTH 239.00 Jan 7 Mar 4 6-118/119

Nurse Aide I 5:30-9:30 TWTH 239.00 Jan 8 May 2 6-118/119

Nurse Aide I 8:00-3:30 MTWTH 239.00 Mar 11 May 2 6-118/119

Nurse Aide II 5:30-9:30 MTW 289.00 Jan 14 May 6 20-106

Nurse Aide I Refresher 8:30-3:00 F 125.00 Jan 18 Mar 8 6-118/119

Paramedic- Hybrid (Semester I) TBA M-SU 264.00 Jan 8 May 15 20-123, Online

Paramedic- Precepting Pt2 BCEMS M-SU 180.00 Jan 8 May 15 Online

Paramedic Refresher TBA M-SU 180.00 Jan 8 May 15 20/123, Online

Pharmacy Technician 5:30-9:30 T/Hybrid 180.00 Jan 29 Apr 18 2-207

Phlebotomy 8:00-3:00 MTWTH 289.00 Jan 22 May 10 1-114

Phlebotomy 5:30-9:30 MTWTH 289.00 Jan 16 May 11 East Arcadia

Plumbing 6:00-10:00 MTWTH 181.00 Jan 2 May 8 13-101

Plumbing 8:00-6:00 S 181.00 Jan 5 May 11 13-104

Prehospital Trauma Life Support 8:00-5:00 SSU 85.00 Jan 12 Jan 13 20-105

Responding to the Field Code 7:00-10:00 T 70.00 Mar 5 Mar 5 BCEMS

Responding to the Field Code 7:00-10:00 T 70.00 Mar 12 Mar 12 BCEMS

Tactical Emergency Combat Care 8:00-5:00 SSU 85.00 Mar 16 Mar 17 BCFT 101

Transport Consideration/ Operations 7:00-10:00 T 70.00 Feb 5 Feb 5 BCEMS

Transport Consideration/ Operations 7:00-10:00 T 70.00 Feb 12 Feb 12 BCEMS

Welding 6:00-10:00 MTWTH 181.00 Jan 7 May 9 12-109

Welding 6:00-10:00 MTWTH 181.00 Jan 7 May 9 East Arcadia

WIN:CRC 5:30-8:30 MTTH *70.00 Jan 21 Feb 7 East Arcadia

* Students who are unemployed, have received notice of lay-off, or meet income eligibility requirements

may take the introductory courses at no cost.

Human Services Exploration: DSS Caseworker

This 50 hour course covers skills and strategies designed to provide employability skills training and career

exploration for the role of Income Maintenance Caseworker within the Department of Social Service (DSS).

Students will learn entry-level skills required to be a DSS Income Maintenance Worker, basic computer and

keyboarding skills, interviewing skills, resume writing skills, workplace success skills, DSS and NCFast

terminology, and FNS application in the NCFast system.

Stephanie Gonzalez 910.879.5539 or [email protected]

Career Exploration, Identification and Certification: Find your Career!

Careers Soft Skills

WIN: NCRC is a tutorial, which will help you pass the NCRC test. National Career Readiness Certification

(NCRC), increase your opportunities for employment.

Administrative Office Procedures

Archiving and Records

Management

Basic Bookkeeping

Customer Service Specialist

Human Resource Management

Dependability

Information Processing

Adaptability

Global and Creative

Thinking Lifelong Learning

Communication Strategies

Critical Thinking

Problem Solving

Interpersonal Skills

Teamwork And

Team Building


The National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER)

NCCER develops standardized construction and maintenance curriculum and assessments with

portable credentials. These credentials are tracked through NCCER’s registry that allows

organizations and companies to track the qualifications of their craft professionals and/or check the

qualifications of possible new hires.

NCCER offers curricula in over 70 different craft areas and more than 80 different assessments.

When you successfully complete training at Bladen Community College, an NCCER Accredited

Educational Facility, NCCER will record in the NCCER’s Registry System your completions and

issues the appropriate credentials. It is these portable, industry-recognized credentials that many

industry leaders look for when making employment decisions.

For more information contact: Stephanie Gonzalez 910.879.5539 or [email protected]

Bladen Community College – An Affirmation Action/Equal Opportunity Institution

Property and Facility Maintenance Program The “Property and Facility Maintenance Program” provides the skills necessary to begin and carry to

completion, effectively and efficiently, the maintenance, repair of a commercial or residential property and

any government or industry facility.

The class consist of the acquisition of basic carpentry, electrical, plumbing, drywall, HVAC and other

mechanical systems with the goal to repair or perform maintenance. The student will be awarded a

“Property and Facility Maintenance Certificate” from Bladen Community College, upon a successful

completion of the program. Call Stephanie Gonzalez 910.879.5539 for information about class dates and

times.


Now offering

NCCER credentialing courses

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Short-Term Careers Long-Term Rewards

Our short-term career programs are designed to provide new and/or upgrade current job-related skills. The training consist

of a series of courses that address skill competencies. These skill competencies will lead to a third-party recognized

credential. These short-term careers are available at an affordable fee or fee waived for qualified students. These courses

are conveniently delivered to meet the needs of our students. There are daytime, evening, weekend, internet and hybrid

classes. Call now for more information!

Stephanie Gonzalez 910.879.5539 [email protected]

Courses Times Days Fees Begins Ends Bldg-room

Career Exploration, Identification

and Certifications: WIN:CRC 5:30-8:30 TTH *180.00 Jan 15 Apr 16 White Oak


and Certifications: WIN:CRC 10:00-1:00 MWTHF *180.00 Feb 11 Mar 28 2-207


and Certifications: WIN:CRC 11:00-2:00 TTH *180.00 Feb 12 May 14 Tar Heel

Carpentry 5:30-9:30 MTWTH 181.00 Jan 2 Mar 6 13-101

Computer Skills For Employment 9:00-12:00 MW *180.00 Mar 4 May 6 NC Works

Computer Skills For Employment 6: 00-9:00 MW *180.00 Mar 4 May 6 East Arcadia

Certified Paralegal 6:00-10:00 TTH 180.00 Jan 15 May 14 TBA

Effective Teacher Training 5:30-9:30 MTW 70.00 Jan 7 Jan 16 2-202

Effective Teacher Training 5:30-9:30 MTW 70.00 Mar 11 Mar 20 2-202

Effective Teacher Training 5:30-9:30 MTW 70.00 May 6 May 15 2-202

Electricity: Basic English 6:00-10:00 MTWTH 181.00 Jan 14 May 8 13-102

Electricity: Basic Spanish 8:00-5:00 S 181.00 Jan 12 May 11 13-106

Electricity: Level 3 8:00-5:00 S 181.00 Jan 12 May 11 13-102

IMC: NC Fast Phase II 5:30-8:30 MTTH 125.00 Mar 18 Apr 23 East Arcadia

IMC: NC Fast Phase II 5:30-8:30 MTTH 125.00 Mar 25 Apr 30 6-117

Intro to Career Exploration 5:30-9:30 MW *70.00 Jan 7 Jan 9 White Oak

Intro to Career Exploration 10:00-2:00 TTH *70.00 Feb 5 Feb 7 2-207

Intro to Career Exploration 11:00-2:00 TTH *70.00 Feb 5 Feb 7 Tar heel

Intro to Human Services: DSS Phase I 5:30-8:30 MTTH *125.00 Feb 4 Mar 11 6-117

Intro to Human Services: DSS Phase I 5:30-8:30 MTTH *125.00 Mar 18 Apr 23 East Arcadia

Keyboarding for the Workplace 9:00-1:00 MW *180.00 Feb 27 Apr 17 TBA

Keyboarding for the Workplace 6:00-9:00 MTH *180.00 Jan 7 Mar 18 East Arcadia

Medical Billing & Coding I 5:30-7:30 T/Hybrid 180.00 Jan 22 Apr 23 2-207 Hybrid

Medical Billing & Coding II 7:35-9:35 T/Hybrid 180.00 Jan 22 Apr 23 2-207 Hybrid

Plumbing 6:00-10:00 MTWTH 181.00 Jan 2 May 8 13-101

Plumbing 8:00-6:00 S 181.00 Jan 5 May 11 13-104

Welding 6:00-10:00 MTWTH 181.00 Jan 7 May 9 12-109

Welding 6:00-10:00 MTWTH 181.00 Jan 7 May 9 East Arcadia

WIN:CRC 5:30-8:30 MTTH *70.00 Jan 21 Feb 7 East Arcadia

introductory courses at no cost.


Mechatronics Courses Courses Time Days Cost Begins Ends Bldg-Room


9:40-11:30

TTH

MWF 181.00 Jan 9 May 13

13-103

13-107


5:30-8:10

TTH

MW 181.00 Jan 9 May 13

13-103

13-107


8:00-9:30

TTH

MWF 181.00 Jan 9 May 13

13-107

13-103


5:30-7:50

TTH

MW 181.00 Jan 9 May 13

13-107

13-103


8:00-11:40

TTH

F 181.00 Jan 9 May 13

12-105

12-109


6:30-10:05

TTH

MW 181.00 Jan 9 May 13

12-105

12-109

Certified Paralegal This course will provide the participants with the basic skills to assist attorneys in resolving lawsuits, investigate

the facts of a case, interview clients and witnesses, perform legal research, draft pleadings, including deposition

notices, subpoenas, motions, certifications, and briefs.

In addition, the participants will learn the fundaments of handling discovery, the dynamics of exchanging

information of a case between opposing parties, organize, manage files, documents, and exhibits. Students that

successfully complete the course will be awarded a Paralegal Studies Program Certificate, from Bladen

Community College. They will also be eligible to sit for the North Carolina Paralegal Certification Exam,

administered by the North Carolina State Bar. Call Stephanie Gonzalez 910.879.5539 for information about

class dates and times.

What is Mechatronics? This course introduces the synergistic integration and application of mechanical, electrical, electronic, robotic, and

computer engineering technologies, including Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), that are found within

production and manufacturing environments striving to improve and/or optimize efficiency, productivity, and

quality. Upon completion, students will be able to demonstrate an understanding of the function of the components

of a mechatronic system, their controlling interactions, problem solving, and the overall operation of the

mechatronic control system.

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Continuing Education

Spring 2019 Semester

Allied Health Career Tracks

For additional information contact: Mary Granger [email protected] 910.879.5568

EKG Technician


EKG Technician

8:00-3:00

8:00-5:00

F

S 180.00 Jan 8 May 10 20-108

EKG Technician 5:30-9:30 TTH 180.00 Jan 8 Apr 30 20-106

Medical Billing & Coding I & II 5:30-7:30 T/Hybrid 180.00 Jan 22 Apr 23 2-207-Online

Medical Office Assistant


Medical Office Assistant 8:00-4:30 T/Hybrid 180.00 Jan 8 May 7 2-207-Online

Job Ready Skills 8:00-2:30 WTHMT *70.00 May 8 May 14 2-207

Medication Administration Aide


Medication Adm. Aide 8:00-4:30 WTHF 70.00 May 13 May 15 6-118

Nurse Aide


Nurse Aide I 8:00-3:30 MTWTH 239.00 Jan 7 Mar 4 6-118

Nurse Aide I 5:30-9:30 TWTH 239.00 Jan 8 May 2 6-118

Nurse Aide I 8:00-3:30 MTWTH 239.00 Mar 11 May 2 6-118

Nurse Aide I 5:30-9:30 MTTH 239.00 Jan 7 May 8 East Arcadia

Nurse Aide II 8:00-3:30 THF 289.00 Jan 17 April 25 6-118

Nurse Aide II 5:30-9:30 MTW 289.00 Jan 14 May 6 20-106

Nurse Aide I Refresher 8:30-3:00 F 125.00 Jan 18 Mar 8 6-118-119

Pharmacy Technician


Pharmacy Technician 5:30-9:30 T/Hybrid 180.00 Jan 22 April 29 2-207-Online

Job Ready Skills 5:30-9:30 T/Hybrid 180.00 April 30 May 10 2-207-Online

Phlebotomy


Introduction to Phlebotomy 8:00-3:30 MTWTH *70.00 Jan 7 Jan 10 1-116

Phlebotomy 8:00-3:30 MTWTH 289.00 Jan 14 May 10 1-116

* Students who are unemployed, have received notice of lay-off, or meet income eligibility requirements may take the

introductory courses at no cost. All others pay $70 registration fee.

Medication Administration Aide: http://www.pearsonvue.com/nc/medaides/

Nurse Aide I: https://www.ncnar.org/index1.jsp http://www.pearsonvue.com/nc/nurseaides/


http://www.pearsonvue.com/nc/medaides/

https://www.ncnar.org/index1.jsp

http://www.pearsonvue.com/nc/nurseaides/

$292.00 – Nurse Aide I = $180 registration fee, $13 malpractice, $1.00 accident insurance, $4.00 CPR card, $25 lab fee, $35 drug screen fee, and $35 criminal background check fee.

$289.00 – Phlebotomy & Nurse Aide II = $180 registration fee, $13 malpractice, $1.00 accident insurance, $25 lab fee, $35 drug screen fee, and $35 criminal background check fee.

**Medical Billing and Coding—Medical Billing and Coding Part I is a prerequisite to Medical Billing and Coding Part-II. No refunds will be issued for failure to meet all clinical requirements.

Certified Nurse Aide I

The Certified Nurse Aide I course introduces basic nursing skills required to provide care for patients, residents, or

clients in a healthcare setting. The course includes lecture, laboratory, and clinical learning experiences. Upon

completion of this course the student will have the necessary skills needed to take the state competency exam.

Information regarding details and fees for the state competency exam may be obtained at www.pearsonvue.com. For

additional information contact Sondra Guyton, RN at 910.879.5634.

REQUIREMENTS: (1) Have a high school credential or be enrolled in a high school credential class at Bladen

Community College. (2) Complete immunization record (3-DTP, 2-MMR, Tuberculosis skin test within the past year,

and 1-Td booster within the past 10 years) (3) Health Physical (form will be supplied in class) (4) Pass Drug Test.

(5) Pass Criminal Background Check.

Certified Nurse Aide II

The Certified Nurse Aide II course provides training in select nursing skills. Emphasis is placed on sterile technique,

respiratory procedures, catheterization wound care, trach care, and ostomy care. The course includes lecture,

laboratory, and clinical learning experiences. Upon successful completion of course and competency evaluation

students may apply to the North Carolina State Board of Nursing for certification. Students must register and pay $24

to list with the North Carolina Board of Nursing on the last day of the course. For additional information contact

Sondra Guyton, RN at 910.879.5634.

REQUIREMENTS: (1) Have a high school credential (2) NC Certified Nurse Aide I Certification (3) Complete

immunization record (3-DTP, 2-MMR, Tuberculosis skin test within the past year, and 1-Td booster within the past

10 years) (4) Health Physical (form will be supplied in class) (5) Healthcare Provider CPR.

(6) Pass Drug Test (7) Pass Criminal Background Check.

Mary Granger [email protected] 910.879.5568

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EKG TECHNICIAN

Learn how to connect and perform a 12-lead electrocardiogram (EKG), interpret the basic rhythms of the heart, recognize life-threatening

arrhythmias, and document the information.

MEDICAL SCRIBE A new concept in modern

medicine, a medical scribe is a personal assistant to the

physician, taking notes and documenting the patient visit

using electronic health records.

http://www.pearsonvue.com/


Basic Skills Plus

While enrolled in classes to earn a high

school credential, students can also enroll

in Nurse Aide I, Phlebotomy, Pharmacy

Technician, Welding, or Early Childhood

courses with no tuition charge.

College Readiness

This program is designed to help those seeking secondary and post-secondary academic advancement and/or immediate

improvement in employability skills. If you are interested in acquiring a High School Equivalency Diploma, High School

Diploma, or earning a career related credential this program is for you!

Courses include Adult Basic Education (ABE), Adult High School (AHS), High School Equivalency (HSE), and English as a

Second Language (ESL) classes to meet the growing educational needs of the community.

For your convenience our classes are offered on and off campus, days, evenings, and weekends. Classes ONLINE are also

available and can be accessed anytime wherever you have internet access.

Let us help you to succeed! For further information, please call:

Travis Locklear [email protected] 910.879.5587

Gale West [email protected] 910.879.5592

**Enroll Any Time**

On-Campus Classes

Courses Times Days Bldg./Room

Adult High School/High School Equivalency/ABE 8:00-12:00 MTWTHF 2-202 / 2-204

Adult High School/High School Equivalency/ABE 12:30-4:00 MTWTH 2-204

Adult High School/High School Equivalency/ABE 4:05-8:05 MTWTH 2-204

English as a Second Language 9:30-12:00 MTWTH 2-212A

English as a Second Language 6:00-8:00 MTW 1-116

HiSET/ESL – Integrated English 5:30-8:30 W 2-207

HiSET/ESL – Integrated English 8:30-12:30 S 3-102

Off-Campus Classes

Courses Times Days Location

Adult High School/High School Equivalency/ABE 5:30-8:30 MTW Historical Building Bladenboro

Adult High School/High School Equivalency/ABE 5:00-8:00 MTW Elizabethtown Middle School

Adult High School/High School Equivalency/ABE 4:00-7:00 MTW East Arcadia Campus

Adult High School/High School Equivalency/ABE 5:30-8:30 MTW Booker T. Washington School

ABE Transitions 8:30-2:30 MTWTHF Elizabethtown Middle School

ABE Transitions 8:30-1:00 MTWTH Bladen Opportunities Unlimited

High School Credential ONLINE ANYTIME M – SU Online

EMPLOYED FULL TIME?

TRANSPORATION PROBLEMS?

HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES

ARE AVAILABLE ONLINE.

For information, call 910.879.5587



BUSINESS SEMINARS AT NO COST TO YOU For additional information or to pre-register contact:

Todd Lyden, Director for Small Business Center

910.879.5572 [email protected]

Register for online webinars online here:

https://www.ncsbc.net/center.aspx?center=75040&subloc=13

January Day Time Location Fees

Ten Best FREE/Affordable Social Media

Management Tools Wed 16 1:30-2:30 Online Webinar 0.00

How to Present at Craft Shows Tue 22 6:30-8:00 Bldg. 2, Rm 202/Online Webinar 0.00

Managing Your Online Listing and Google Thur 24 6:00–8:00 Bladen County Public Library,

Elizabethtown 0.00

Fundraising Tips for Churches and Non-Profits Sat 26 9:00-10:15 Bldg. 2, Room 202 0.00

** NEW Endowment Gifts are Just Important as

Donations ** Sat 26 10:30–11:45 Bldg. 2, Room 202 0.00

** NEW Energy Incentives for Small Business ** Mon 28 1:00-2:00 Bldg. 2, Rm 202/Online Webinar 0.00

Social Media for Churches/Non-Profits Mon 28 6:00–8:00 East Arcadia Campus/Online

Webinar 0.00

Making Sales on ETSY Tue 29 6:30–8:00 Bldg. 2, Room 202/ Online

Webinar 0.00

Non-Traditional Fundraising for Startups Thur 31 11:00-12:00 Online Webinar 0.00

February Day Time Location Fees

Ten Tips for Managing Online Reviews and

Listings Thur 7 11:00-12:00 Online Webinar 0.00

Choosing the Right Legal Structure Wed 13 1:30-2:30 Online Webinar 0.00

Grant Writing 101 Sat 16 9:00-12:00 Bldg. 2, Room 202 0.00

** NEW Starting a NC Food Business ** Tue 19 6:30-8:00 Bldg. 2, Room 202/ Online

Webinar 0.00

Improving Your Credit for a Business Loan Thur 21 6:00–8:00 Bladen County Public Library,

Elizabethtown 0.00

** NEW Understanding Millennials for

Churches/Non-Profits ** Mon 25 6:00–8:00

East Arcadia Campus/Online

Webinar 0.00

Marketing Roadmap for Food Business Tue 26 6:30-8:00 Bldg. 2, Room 202/Online Webinar 0.00

March Day Time Location Fees

Ten Tips to Get the Most Out of Facebook for

Small Business Thur 7 11:00-12:00 Online Webinar 0.00

**NEW Copyright and Trademark Protection for

Small Business ** Wed 13 1:30-2:30 Online webinar 0.00

Grant Writing 201 Sat 16 9:00-12:00 Bldg. 2, Room 202 0.00

** NEW Build a Church/Non-Profit Around

Mission and Vision ** Mon 25 6:00–8:00

East Arcadia Campus/Online

Webinar 0.00

Getting Ready for Tax Time Tue 26 6:30-8:00 Bldg. 2, Room 202/Online Webinar 0.00

How to Start/Expand a Cleaning Business Thur 28 6:00–8:00

Bladen County Public Library,

Elizabethtown

0.00

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April Day Time Location Fees

Avoiding Common Tax Pitfalls Tue 2 6:30-8:00 Bldg 2, Room 202/Online Webinar 0.00

Ten Tips to Get the Most Out of Twitter for Small

Business Thur 11 11:00-12:00 Online Webinar 0.00

How to File a 501c3 for Non-Profit Sat 13 9:00-12:00 Bldg 2, Room 202 0.00

Forming a Non-Profit Wed 17 1:30-2:30 Online Webinar 0.00

500 Home Based Businesses to Start Thur 25 6:00–8:00 Bladen County Public Library,

Elizabethtown 0.00

**NEW The “Internet of Things” for Small

Business Tue 30 6:30-8:00 Bldg 2, Room 202/Online Webinar 0.00

May Day Time Location Fees

Social Media for Churches and Non-Profits Sat 11 9:00-12:00 Bldg 2, Room 202 0.00

Selecting a Non-Profit Board Wed 15 1:30-2:30 Online Webinar 0.00

There is FREE Money to Start/Expand a

Business but No Grants Thur 23 6:30-8:00

Bladen County Public Library,

Elizabethtown 0.00

Fundraising Tips for Churches and Non-

Profits Sat 26 9:00-10:15 Bldg 2, Room 202 0.00

Using Live Video to Market Your Business Thur 30 10:00-11:00 Online Webinar 0.00

For additional information or to pre-register contact:

Todd Lyden, Director for Small Business Center 910.879.5572 [email protected]

Register for online webinars online here: https://www.ncsbc.net/center.aspx?center=75040&subloc=13

NC Works Career Center of Bladen County

The WIOA program may be able to provide financial assistance

for educational training for at Bladen Community College.

Financial assistance is dependent upon availability and

participant’s eligibility status.

For additional information contact: Telephone: 910.862.3255

NC Works Career Center of Bladen County 401 Mercer Mill Rd

Elizabethtown, North Carolina 28337

Start your own business.

910 879-5572



Community Service Courses These courses are designed to help encourage lifelong learning by providing a means to express

your creative, cultural, and leisure interests. Fee exemptions do not apply to these courses.

Tracy Smith 910.879.5577 [email protected]

January – Courses Times Days Fees Begins Ends Location/Building

Line Dance 6:30-8:00 M 35.00 Jan 7 Feb 11

Cape Fear Farmer’s

Market

Notary Public 6:00-10:00 MT 70.00 Jan 7 Jan 8 2-207

Paint Night 6:00-9:30 TH 35.00 Jan 10 Jan 10

Cape Fear Farmer’s

Market

Craft Night 6:00-9:00 TH 35.00 Jan 24 Jan 24 2-202

February – Courses Times Days Fees Begins Ends Location

Couponing 101 6:00-8:00 M 20.00 Feb 4 Feb 4 2-207

Notary Public 6:00-10:00 MT 70.00 Feb 4 Feb 5 East Arcadia

Notary Public 8:00-5:00 T 70.00 Feb 12 Feb 12 TBA

Understanding Your Laptop 6:00-8:00 TH 35.00 Feb 7 Feb 28 6-117

Piano for Beginners 6:00-8:00 M 75.00 Feb 11 Mar 11 3-102

Basic Sewing 6:00-8:00 TH 35.00 Feb 21 Mar 28 2-202

Sign Language I 6:00-10:00 TH 125.00 Jan 3 Feb 21 2-207

Excel for beginners 6:30-8:30 M 35.00 Feb 25 Mar 25 2-207

March – Courses Times Days Fees Begins Ends Location

Cake Decorating 6:00-8:00 M 35.00 Mar 5 Mar 26 20-102

Sign Language II 6:00-10:00 TH 125.00 Mar 7 May 9 2-207

Basic Photography 6:30-8:30 TH 60.00 Mar 14 Apr 18 3-104

Paint Night 6:00-9:30 TH 35.00 Mar 14 Mar 14 East Arcadia Center

Line Dancing 7:00-8:00 TH 30.00 Mar 23 Apr 13 Cape Fear Farmer’s

Market

Minor Home Repair 6:00-8:00 TH 45.00 Mar 28 Apr 18 3-110

Paint Night 6:00-9:30 TH 35.00 Mar 28 Mar 28 2-202

April- Courses Times Days Fees Begins Ends Location

Notary Public 6:00-10:00 T 70.00 Apr 9 Apr 9 1-114

Notary Public 8:00-5:00 MT 70.00 Apr 1 Apr 2 East Arcadia

Wreath Making 6:00-8:00 T 40.00 Apr 9 Apr 9 3-102

DYI Beach/Lake Craft 6:00-9:30 TH 35.00 Apr 18 Apr 18 3-102

Small Engine Repair 6:00-8:00 S 45.00 Apr 13 May 4 TBA

Paint Night “Lake Time” 6:00-9:30 TH 35.00 Apr 4 Apr 4 2-202

May- Courses Times Days Fees Begins Ends Location

Notary Public 6:00:10:00 MT 70.00 May 6 May 7 East Arcadia

Notary Public 6:00-10:00 MT 70.00 May 13 May 14 2-207

Supplies: Students may need to purchase some supplies.

Pre-registration is highly recommended

REFUND POLICY FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE COURSES: Refunds must be requested in person 48 hours prior to class.

CLASS CANCELLATION POLICY: Bladen Community College Continuing Education reserves the right to cancel courses due to

insufficient preregistration and/or enrollment.

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DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSES This course is designed to help participants identify and implement successful techniques

they can use for becoming better drivers.

Tracy Smith [email protected] 910.879.5577

Costs Times Days Dates Locations Main Campus

4-Hour Courses

60.00 5:30-10:00 pm Thursday Jan 10 Bldg-2 Room-202

60.00 8:30-1:00 pm Saturday Jan 19 Bldg-2 Room-202 60.00 5:30-10:00 pm Thursday Jan 31 Bldg-2 Room-202 60.00 5:30-10:00 pm Thursday Feb 14 Bldg-2 Room-202 60.00 8:30-1:00 pm Saturday Feb 23 Bldg-2 Room-204

60.00 5:30-10:00 pm Thursday Feb 28 Bldg-2 Room-202 60.00 5:30-10:00 pm Thursday Mar 7 Bldg-2 Room-202 60.00 8:30-1:00 pm Saturday Mar 16 Bldg-2 Room-202

60.00 5:30-10:00 pm Thursday Mar 28 Bldg-2 Room-202 60.00 5:30-10:00 pm Thursday Apr 4 Bldg-2 Room-202 60.00 8:30-1:00 pm Saturday Apr 13 Bldg-2 Room-204 60.00 5:30-10:00 pm Thursday Apr 25 Bldg-2 Room-202

60.00 5:30-10:00 pm Thursday May 2 Bldg-2 Room-202 60.00 8:30-1:00 pm Saturday May 11 Bldg-2 Room-202

8-Hour Courses

110.00 7:30 am-5:00 pm Saturday Jan 19 Bldg-2 Room-204

110.00 7:30 am-5:00 pm Saturday Feb 23 Bldg-2 Room-202 110.00 7:30 am-5:00 pm Saturday Mar 16 Bldg-2 Room-204 110.00 7:30 am-5:00 pm Saturday Apr 13 Bldg-2 Room-202 110.00 7:30 am-5:00 pm Saturday May 11 Bldg-2 Room-202

NO CHECKS CASH OR MONEY ORDER ONLY

You must bring your driver license number to enroll.

Continuing Education Registration Fee Refunds

Unless otherwise required by law, community colleges shall not issue a registration fee refund using

State funds except under the following circumstances:

A college shall provide a 100 percent refund to the student if the student officially withdraws or is

officially withdrawn by the college from the course section prior to the first course section meeting.

A college shall provide a 100 percent refund to the student if the college cancels the course section

in which the student is registered.

After a regularly scheduled course section begins, the college shall provide a 75 percent refund

upon the request of the student if the student officially withdraws or is officially withdrawn by the

college from the course section prior to or on the 10 percent point of the scheduled hours of the

course section. This sub-section applies to all course sections except those course sections that

begin and end on the same calendar day. Colleges shall not provide a student a refund using State

funds after the start of a course section that begins and ends on the same calendar day.

After a non-regularly scheduled course section begins, the college shall provide a 75 percent refund

upon the request of the student if the student withdraws or is withdrawn by the college from the

course section prior to or on the 10th calendar day after the start of the course section.

Please allow four to six weeks for refund.

Registration fees for self-supporting classes are non-refundable once the class begins.

Local fees, such as malpractice insurance, accident insurance, drug screen fees, criminal

background check fees, and CPR card fees are non-refundable once the class begins.

Class Cancellation Policy

Bladen Community College Continuing Education Division reserves the right to cancel

classes/seminar/workshops due to insufficient pre-registration and/or enrollment.

EAST ARCADIA CENTER

CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES

Classes Are Located at the East Arcadia Center 1472 East Arcadia Rd

Marva Dinkins 910.655.5770 [email protected]

Courses Times Days Fees Begins Ends

Adult High School/High School Equivalency/ABE 4:00-7:00 MTW 0.00 Jan 3 May 15

Computer Skill For Employment I 6:00-9:00 MW *180.00 Mar 4 May 6

Intro to Human Services: DSS Phase I 5:30-8:30 MTTH *125.00 Mar 18 Apr 23

IMC: NC Fast Phase II 5:30-8:30 MTTH 125.00 Mar 18 Apr 23

Keyboarding for the Workplace 6:00-9:00 MTH *180.00 Jan 7 Mar 25

** New Build a Church/Non-Profit Around Mission and

Vision ** 6:00-8:00 M 0.00 Mar 25 Mar 25

** New Understanding Millennials for Churches/Non-

Profits** 6:00-8:00 M 0.00 Feb 25 Feb 25

Notary Public 6:00-10:00 MT 70.00 Feb 4 Feb 5

Notary Public 6:00-10:00 MT 70.00 Apr 1 Apr 2

Notary Public 6:00-10:00 MT 70.00 May 6 May 7

Nurse Aide I 6:00-10:00 MT 70.00 May 6 May 7

Social Media for Churches/Non-Profits 6:00-8:00 M 0.00 May 11 May 11

Paint Night 6:00-9:30 TH 35.00 Mar 14 Mar 14

WIN:CRC 5:30-8:30 MTTH *70.00 Jan 21 Feb 7

Welding 6:00-10:00 MTWTH 181.00 Jan 7 May 9

*No charge for students who are unemployed, have received notification of layoff, or meet other income eligibility requirements.

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1 Classroom Building 1 2 Student Services & Continuing Education 3 Classroom Building 3 4 Law Enforcement Building 5 Maintenance Building 6 Classroom Building 6 7 Student Resource Center 8 Learning Enhancement Center 9 Auditorium 10 Essic Williams Administration Building 11 Machine Shop 12 Welding Shop

13 Electrical & Industrial Maintenance 17 Louis F. Parker Building 20 Lynn G. King Allied Health Building M1 Mobile Classroom 1 M2 Mobile Classroom 2 M3 Mobile Classroom 3

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P.O. Box 266

Dublin, NC 28332

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POSTAL CUSTOMER

NON-PROFIT ORG US POSTAGE PAID

Fayetteville, NC Permit # 109

ADVISING AND SPRING REGISTRATION

by appointment only October 22 - 25 9 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. October 26 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. October 29 - 31 9 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. November 1 9 A.M. - 7 P.M. November 2 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. November 5 - 8 9 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. November 9 9 A.M. - 3 P.M.

Payment for early registration is due by Friday, December 7, 2018.

www.bladencc.edu 910.879.5500 7418 NC Highway 41 West Dublin, NC 28332-0266

An Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Institution

COLLEGE ACCREDITATION

Bladen Community College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate degrees, diplomas, and certificates. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur,

Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404.679.4500 for questions about the accreditation of Bladen Community College.

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FINAL REGISTRATION

Thursday, January 3, 2019 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. and 3:30 - 7 P.M.

Friday, January 4, 2019

9 A.M. - 3 P.M.

Classes begin Wednesday, January 9, 2019

http://www.bladencc.edu/

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