# St. Clair County Community College — full catalog > Generated 2026-06-20T03:11:16.791Z from a crawl of sc4.edu. 1517 records (43 programs · 422 courses · 1052 resource pages). # Allied Health **Degree** An associate degree designed for certified paramedics and radiologic technologists to continue their education. The program provides additional general education courses to complement their specialty area, assisting with career advancement and preparing students for transfer to a four-year school to pursue a bachelor's degree. ## Courses - BIO271 — Human Anatomy and Physiology I - BIO272 — Human Anatomy and Physiology II - CIS115 — Microcomputer Applications - COM120 — Speech Communication - ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills - ENG101 — English Composition I - ENG102 — English Composition II - MTH1010 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH1011 — Intermediate Algebra with Support - MTH1020 — Intermediate Algebra and Plane Trigonometry - PS101 — Introduction to Political Science - PSY180 — Introduction to Psychology - SOC101 — Principles of Sociology Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/health-human-services/allied-health/ --- # Radiologic Technology Program **Degree** The Radiologic Technology Program at St. Clair County Community College offers an Associate Degree in Applied Arts & Science. The program demonstrates high effectiveness with a 5-year average credentialing examination pass rate of 95% and a 100% job placement rate for graduates seeking employment in the radiologic sciences. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/health-human-services/radiologic-technology/radiologic-technology-program-effectiveness-data/ --- # Management Students gain skills in interpersonal relationships, conflict management and personal accountability through principles of team-based management and participative leadership. Through project-based activities, students analyze and resolve problems, coach and mentor employees, and organize workplace processes to prepare for entry-level management positions across various industries or further academic pursuit of a bachelor's degree. ## Courses - ACCT189 — College Accounting - ACCT211 — Principles of Accounting I - BUS110 — Human Relations - BUS130 — Small Business Management & Entrepreneurship - BUS150 — Principles of Business - BUS153 — Business Law - BUS155 — Principles of Management - BUS158 — Business Math - BUS180 — Marketing Principles - BUS181 — Professional Selling - BUS186 — Internet Marketing - BUS199 — Personal Finance - BUS225 — Business Communications - BUS258 — Human Resources Management - BUS262 — Organizational Behavior and Team Development - BUS290 — Critical Thinking in Business - Capstone - CIS115 — Microcomputer Applications - ECON221 — Principles of Macroeconomics - ECON222 — Principles of Microeconomics - ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills - ENG101 — English Composition I - FIN215 — Introduction to Corporate Finance - MTH1010 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH1011 — Intermediate Algebra with Support - MTH1020 — Intermediate Algebra and Plane Trigonometry - MTH1120 — Introduction to Statistics - PS101 — Introduction to Political Science - PSY180 — Introduction to Psychology - PSY230 — Psychology of Effective Leadership and Supervision Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/business-information-technology/management/ --- # Engineering Technology – Engineering Graphics & CAD Apply principles of engineering graphics to assist engineers in the preparation of technical drawings. Hands-on labs provide experience with software such as AutoCAD, Autodesk Inventor, Solidworks, and CATIA, utilizing 3D printers to bring drawings to life. The program builds foundational skills for computer-aided design (CAD) used in manufacturing, automotive, and medical fields, with specialized courses in bodyline design, tool and die, and injection mold design. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/science-technology-engineering-math/engineering-technology-engineering-graphics-cad/ --- # Associate of General Education **Degree** · two-year degree The Associate of General Education is a flexible two-year degree designed for students who wish to obtain a general education foundation, often as a starting point before transferring to a four-year college or university to pursue a bachelor's degree. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/humanities-fine-arts/associate-of-general-education-humanities-pathway/ --- # Associate Degree Nursing **Degree** ## Courses - ADN123 — Nursing Assessment - ADN123L — Nursing Assessment - Clinical Skills - ADN124 — Pharmacology for Nurses - ADN125 — Principles of Nursing Care (Theory and Nursing Process) - ADN125L — Principles of Nursing Care - Clinical Skills - ADN127 — Nursing Care of the Childbearing Family - ADN127L — Nursing Care of the Childbearing Family - Clinical Skills - ADN129 — Nursing Care of the Adult - ADN129L — Nursing Care of the Adult - Clinical Skills - ADN223 — Advanced Nursing Care of the Adult - ADN223L — Advanced Nursing Care of the Adult - Clinical Skills - ADN226 — Mental Health Nursing Care - ADN226L — Mental Health Nursing Care - Clinical Skills - ADN227 — Nursing Care of Children - ADN227L — Nursing Care of Children - Clinical Skills - ADN228 — Nursing Leadership - ADN228L — Nursing Leadership - Clinical Skills - BIO271 — Human Anatomy and Physiology I - BIO272 — Human Anatomy and Physiology II - ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills - ENG101 — English Composition I - ENG102 — English Composition II - HE101 — Math Related to Drug Administration - HE103 — Critical Thinking in the Healthcare Professions - HE106 — Interpretation of Laboratory and Diagnostic Tests in the Healthcare Professions - HE210 — Health Care Delivery Systems - HE224 — Altered States of Adult Health - PS101 — Introduction to Political Science - PSY180 — Introduction to Psychology Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/health-human-services/upcoming-information-sessions/ --- # Engineering Technology Certificate **Certificate** The Engineering Technology certificate is designed for students to expand their knowledge and skills with flexibility in designing their program of study. Students can develop a basic understanding of multiple Engineering Technology areas, including Electronics, Engineering Graphics/CAD, Mechatronics, Precision Machining, or Welding and Fabricating. Most Computer Information Systems programming courses and math courses numbered 110 or higher also count toward the certificate. ## Courses - CIS105 — Cybersecurity Essentials - CIS110 — Foundations of Information Systems - CIS115 — Microcomputer Applications - CIS120 — Introduction to Networking - Network+ Certification - CIS130 — Operating Systems - CIS155 — Introduction to App Coding and Development - CIS160 — A+ Certification - CIS242 — Python Programming for Development, AI and Data Science - CIS260 — Computer Programming I - ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills - ENG101 — English Composition I - ENG102 — English Composition II - ETE100 — Fundamentals of Direct and Alternating Current - ETE120 — Semiconductor Devices and Circuits - ETE130 — Digital Circuits - ETE165 — Introduction to Programming and Interfacing: Microcontroller Computer - ETE210 — Industrial Electronics - ETE275 — Advanced Programming and Interfacing: Microcontroller Computer - ETG115 — Introduction to Computer Aided Drafting - ETG121 — Architectural Basics - ETG122 — 3D CAD Models - ETG130 — Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing - ETG140 — Advanced Drafting with AutoCAD - ETG160 — SolidWorks - Product Design and Development - ETG190 — Siemens NX - ETG210 — Introduction to Mold Design - ETG220 — Jig/Fixture Design - ETG230 — Tool/Die Design - ETG245 — Electrical Controls 2D/3D - ETM107 — Technical Mathematics - ETM110 — Electrical Power and Control Circuits - ETM130 — Programmable Logic Controllers - ETM140 — Fluid Power and Control Circuits I - ETM160 — Introduction to Programming and Interfacing: Industrial Robots - ETM210 — Weld Robot - ETM240 — Fluid Power and Control Circuits II - ETM280 — Advanced Robotics and Programmable Controls - ETP110 — Machine Tools - ETP120 — Machine Tool, Advanced - ETP200 — G-Code Programming for CNC - ETP215 — CNC 2D Programming - ETP220 — CNC Surfacing Applications - ETW101 — Basic Oxyacetylene Welding, Cutting and Brazing - ETW110 — Basic Shielded Metal Arc Welding - ETW115 — Basic Gas Metal Arc Welding - ETW130 — Basic Gas Tungsten Arc Welding - ETW170 — Print Reading for Welders and Fabricators - ETW210 — Advanced Shielded Metal Arc Welding - ETW211 — Shielded Metal Arc Welding: Pipe - ETW212 — Advanced Shielded Metal Arc Welding: Pipe - ETW220 — Advanced Gas Metal Arc Welding - ETW221 — Basic Gas Metal Arc Welding: Pipe - ETW222 — Advanced Gas Metal Arc Welding: Pipe - ETW230 — Advanced Gas Tungsten Arc Welding - ETW231 — Basic Gas Tungsten Arc Welding: Pipe - ETW232 — Advanced Gas Tungsten Arc Welding: Pipe - ETW233 — Gas Tungsten Arc Welding: Aluminum - ETW240 — Advanced Flux Cored Arc Welding - ETW241 — Basic Flux Cored Arc Welding: Pipe - ETW242 — Advanced Flux Cored Arc Welding: Pipe - ETW270 — Industrial Fabrication - MTH1010 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH1011 — Intermediate Algebra with Support - MTH1020 — Intermediate Algebra and Plane Trigonometry - MTH1120 — Introduction to Statistics - MTH1121 — Introduction to Statistics with Algebra Support - MTH1130 — Pre-Calculus - MTH1140 — Calculus I - PHY110 — Introduction to Physics - PHY115 — Introduction to Engineering - PHY121 — College Physics I - PHY130 — Physics for Technology Students Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/science-technology-engineering-math/engineering-technology-certificate/ --- # ADN **Degree** Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) program offering Traditional and Transition tracks. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/health-human-services/nursing/sc4-adn-student-achievement-outcome-data/ --- # Therapeutic Massage **Degree** The Therapeutic Massage program is a cooperative effort between St. Clair County Community College and Lakewood School of Therapeutic Massage. It combines occupational-specific courses at Lakewood with general education courses at SC4. Earning an associate degree through this program provides students with a competitive edge in the job market compared to those with only massage training and certifications. ## Courses - BIO271 — Human Anatomy and Physiology I - BIO272 — Human Anatomy and Physiology II - BUS150 — Principles of Business - BUS158 — Business Math - BUS225 — Business Communications - CIS115 — Microcomputer Applications - CIS200 — Spreadsheets - ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills - ENG101 — English Composition I - HE107 — Stress Management and Neuromuscular Relaxation - HE112 — Medical Law and Ethics for the Allied Health Professional - HE205 — Nutrition and Diet Therapy - MTH1010 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH1011 — Intermediate Algebra with Support - MTH1020 — Intermediate Algebra and Plane Trigonometry - MTH1120 — Introduction to Statistics - PSY180 — Introduction to Psychology - SOC101 — Principles of Sociology Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/health-human-services/therapeutic-massage/ --- # Associate in Business **Degree** An Associate in Business degree at SC4 that serves as a foundation for further education, featuring articulation agreements with institutions such as Northwood University, Siena Heights University, and Walsh College to facilitate the completion of a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA). Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/business-information-technology/associate-in-business/continuing-beyond-sc4/ --- # Computer Information Systems Gain hands-on experience with computer software, hardware or networking to prepare for work in a variety of business environments. The program teaches the technology skills employers are seeking. ## Courses - ACCT189 — College Accounting - ACCT211 — Principles of Accounting I - ACCT215 — Payroll Accounting - BUS150 — Principles of Business - BUS153 — Business Law - BUS155 — Principles of Management - BUS158 — Business Math - BUS180 — Marketing Principles - BUS186 — Internet Marketing - BUS225 — Business Communications - CIS105 — Cybersecurity Essentials - CIS110 — Foundations of Information Systems - CIS115 — Microcomputer Applications - CIS120 — Introduction to Networking - Network+ Certification - CIS130 — Operating Systems - CIS155 — Introduction to App Coding and Development - CIS160 — A+ Certification - CIS200 — Spreadsheets - CIS202 — Databases - CIS205 — Introduction to Web Development - CIS225 — Cybersecurity - Security+ Certification - CIS231 — Cybersecurity: Topics in Information Assurance - CIS233 — Linux+ Certification - CIS242 — Python Programming for Development, AI and Data Science - CIS255 — Web Application Programming - CIS260 — Computer Programming I - CIS261 — Computer Programming II - Data Structures - CIS282 — Project Management - Project+ Certification - CIS297 — College to Career: Skills, Tools and Technology - ECON221 — Principles of Macroeconomics - ECON222 — Principles of Microeconomics - ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills - ENG101 — English Composition I - ETE165 — Introduction to Programming and Interfacing: Microcontroller Computer - ETM160 — Introduction to Programming and Interfacing: Industrial Robots - GD140 — Introduction to Graphic Arts - GD150 — Digital Imaging - GD151 — Digital Photography - MTH1010 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH1011 — Intermediate Algebra with Support - MTH1020 — Intermediate Algebra and Plane Trigonometry - MTH1120 — Introduction to Statistics - PS101 — Introduction to Political Science - PS220 — State and Local Government - PS230 — Introduction to International Relations Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/business-information-technology/computer-information-systems/ --- # Engineering Technology – Precision Machining This program teaches foundational methods of manually measuring, cutting, drilling, and molding metal, transitioning into CNC machining using computer controls. Students develop critical skills for modern manufacturing, including computerized manufacturing methods, computer-aided drafting, material testing, inspection, quality control, and team communication. Graduates are prepared for roles such as material tester, field service technician, quality control manager, estimator, laboratory technician, or industrial supervisor. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/science-technology-engineering-math/engineering-technology-precision-machining/ --- # Associate of Arts (Social Science Pathway) **Degree** The Associate of Arts (Social Science Pathway) degree is designed for students who intend to pursue a bachelor’s degree with a major in social science. It provides general education classes required by most four-year colleges and universities, taught by experienced instructors at a reduced tuition cost compared to larger institutions. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/social-sciences/associate-of-arts-social-science-pathway/ --- # Associate Degree Nursing **Degree** The associate degree nursing (ADN) program prepares students for a rewarding and challenging career in the health profession. Graduates are eligible to take a national licensure examination to become a registered nurse. ## Courses - ADN123 — Nursing Assessment - ADN123L — Nursing Assessment - Clinical Skills - ADN124 — Pharmacology for Nurses - ADN125 — Principles of Nursing Care (Theory and Nursing Process) - ADN125L — Principles of Nursing Care - Clinical Skills - ADN127 — Nursing Care of the Childbearing Family - ADN127L — Nursing Care of the Childbearing Family - Clinical Skills - ADN129 — Nursing Care of the Adult - ADN129L — Nursing Care of the Adult - Clinical Skills - ADN223 — Advanced Nursing Care of the Adult - ADN223L — Advanced Nursing Care of the Adult - Clinical Skills - ADN226 — Mental Health Nursing Care - ADN226L — Mental Health Nursing Care - Clinical Skills - ADN227 — Nursing Care of Children - ADN227L — Nursing Care of Children - Clinical Skills - ADN228 — Nursing Leadership - ADN228L — Nursing Leadership - Clinical Skills - BIO271 — Human Anatomy and Physiology I - BIO272 — Human Anatomy and Physiology II - ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills - ENG101 — English Composition I - ENG102 — English Composition II - HE101 — Math Related to Drug Administration - HE103 — Critical Thinking in the Healthcare Professions - HE106 — Interpretation of Laboratory and Diagnostic Tests in the Healthcare Professions - HE210 — Health Care Delivery Systems - HE224 — Altered States of Adult Health - PS101 — Introduction to Political Science - PSY180 — Introduction to Psychology Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/health-human-services/nursing/associate-degree-nursing/ --- # General Business **Degree** Learn practical business skills that will lead to a variety of entry-level jobs or help you grow in your current position. Students gain a foundation in accounting, business law, management, selling, marketing and economics that prepares them for future career opportunities, guided by faculty with decades of experience sharing real-world scenarios. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/business-information-technology/business-general/ --- # Engineering Technology – Electronics Learn how to build electronic circuits that run equipment and devices critical to many fields. Through hands-on lab experiences, this program provides the technical knowledge and skills necessary for entry-level employment as technicians and engineering aides in electronics layout, instrumentation, design, lab work, and field service. Technicians may also install microcomputers, maintain communications equipment or work in electronics repair and sales. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/science-technology-engineering-math/engineering-technology-electronics/ --- # Cosmetology Management **Degree** Designed for licensed cosmetologists, this program provides an associate degree in applied arts and science by developing business-related skills. Students gain essential knowledge in business management, customer demographics, social behaviors, and health to prepare them for opening or managing a salon and increasing their earning potential. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/business-information-technology/cosmetology-management/ --- # Engineering Technology – Mechatronics The field of mechatronics combines elements of mechanical engineering, electronics, computer engineering, telecommunications and systems engineering for a multi-disciplinary approach to technology. Through hands-on labs using Siemens and Allen Bradley logic controllers, students gain technical skills to design, install, program, integrate, service and troubleshoot mechatronic components and systems, leading to careers in hydraulics, pneumatics and automation program design. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/science-technology-engineering-math/engineering-technology-mechatronics/ --- # Engineering Technology A program focusing on hands-on, applied, and practical work in design, testing, development, manufacturing, systems development, field engineering, technical operations, process improvement, or quality control. Students can specialize in electronics, engineering graphics/CAD, mechatronics, precision machining, or welding and fabricating. ## Courses - CIS105 — Cybersecurity Essentials - CIS110 — Foundations of Information Systems - CIS115 — Microcomputer Applications - CIS120 — Introduction to Networking - Network+ Certification - CIS130 — Operating Systems - CIS155 — Introduction to App Coding and Development - CIS160 — A+ Certification - CIS242 — Python Programming for Development, AI and Data Science - CIS260 — Computer Programming I - ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills - ENG101 — English Composition I - ENG102 — English Composition II - ETE100 — Fundamentals of Direct and Alternating Current - ETE120 — Semiconductor Devices and Circuits - ETE130 — Digital Circuits - ETE165 — Introduction to Programming and Interfacing: Microcontroller Computer - ETE210 — Industrial Electronics - ETE275 — Advanced Programming and Interfacing: Microcontroller Computer - ETG115 — Introduction to Computer Aided Drafting - ETG121 — Architectural Basics - ETG122 — 3D CAD Models - ETG130 — Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing - ETG140 — Advanced Drafting with AutoCAD - ETG160 — SolidWorks - Product Design and Development - ETG190 — Siemens NX - ETG210 — Introduction to Mold Design - ETG220 — Jig/Fixture Design - ETG230 — Tool/Die Design - ETG245 — Electrical Controls 2D/3D - ETM107 — Technical Mathematics - ETM110 — Electrical Power and Control Circuits - ETM130 — Programmable Logic Controllers - ETM140 — Fluid Power and Control Circuits I - ETM160 — Introduction to Programming and Interfacing: Industrial Robots - ETM210 — Weld Robot - ETM240 — Fluid Power and Control Circuits II - ETM280 — Advanced Robotics and Programmable Controls - ETP110 — Machine Tools - ETP120 — Machine Tool, Advanced - ETP200 — G-Code Programming for CNC - ETP215 — CNC 2D Programming - ETP220 — CNC Surfacing Applications - ETW101 — Basic Oxyacetylene Welding, Cutting and Brazing - ETW110 — Basic Shielded Metal Arc Welding - ETW115 — Basic Gas Metal Arc Welding - ETW130 — Basic Gas Tungsten Arc Welding - ETW170 — Print Reading for Welders and Fabricators - ETW210 — Advanced Shielded Metal Arc Welding - ETW211 — Shielded Metal Arc Welding: Pipe - ETW212 — Advanced Shielded Metal Arc Welding: Pipe - ETW220 — Advanced Gas Metal Arc Welding - ETW221 — Basic Gas Metal Arc Welding: Pipe - ETW222 — Advanced Gas Metal Arc Welding: Pipe - ETW230 — Advanced Gas Tungsten Arc Welding - ETW231 — Basic Gas Tungsten Arc Welding: Pipe - ETW232 — Advanced Gas Tungsten Arc Welding: Pipe - ETW233 — Gas Tungsten Arc Welding: Aluminum - ETW240 — Advanced Flux Cored Arc Welding - ETW241 — Basic Flux Cored Arc Welding: Pipe - ETW242 — Advanced Flux Cored Arc Welding: Pipe - ETW270 — Industrial Fabrication - MTH1010 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH1011 — Intermediate Algebra with Support - MTH1020 — Intermediate Algebra and Plane Trigonometry - MTH1120 — Introduction to Statistics - MTH1121 — Introduction to Statistics with Algebra Support - MTH1130 — Pre-Calculus - MTH1140 — Calculus I - PHY110 — Introduction to Physics - PHY115 — Introduction to Engineering - PHY121 — College Physics I - PHY130 — Physics for Technology Students Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/science-technology-engineering-math/engineering-technology/ --- # Respiratory therapy program A comprehensive respiratory therapy program consisting of six semesters of study, including prerequisite coursework and specialized training across multiple terms. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/health-human-services/respiratory-therapy/respiratory-therapy-program-cost/ --- # Computer Information Systems – Application for Business **Certificate** Students completing the Computer Information Systems – Applications for Business certificate program complete a selection of courses in computer applications, business and web development. Students earning this certificate can continue on to earn other degrees at St. Clair County Community College, including any of the CIS degrees. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/business-information-technology/computer-information-systems/computer-information-systems-applications-for-business/ --- # Engineering Technology – Welding and Fabrication Students in the Engineering Technology – Welding and Fabrication program gain technical skills in oxyacetylene welding, brazing and cutting, electric arc welding, and TIG welding. The program prepares graduates for employment or advancement in manufacturing, construction, agriculture, and service industries, or for starting their own welding companies. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/science-technology-engineering-math/engineering-technology-welding-and-fabrication/ --- # Respiratory therapy **Degree** · 24-month This associate degree program prepares students to become respiratory therapists by combining didactic and practicum experiences in acute and non-acute patient care settings. The 24-month, competency-based curriculum focuses on the assessment and treatment of patients with acute and chronic lung and cardiovascular disorders. Graduates earn an Associate in Applied Arts and Science degree and become eligible to take the National Board of Respiratory Care (NBRC) credentialing examinations. ## Courses - BIO271 — Human Anatomy and Physiology I - ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills - ENG101 — English Composition I - HE102 — Medical Terminology - HE112 — Medical Law and Ethics for the Allied Health Professional - MTH1010 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH1011 — Intermediate Algebra with Support - MTH1020 — Intermediate Algebra and Plane Trigonometry - MTH1120 — Introduction to Statistics - PSY180 — Introduction to Psychology - RSP100 — Respiratory Assessment - RSP110 — Cardiopulmonary Anatomy and Physiology - RSP120 — Respiratory Pharmacology - RSP130 — Respiratory Procedures - RSP140 — Cardiopulmonary Pathophysiology - RSP150 — Hemodynamic Monitoring - RSP160 — Case Study Review and Research I - RSP170 — Respiratory Therapy Practicum I - RSP180 — Mechanical Ventilation I - RSP190 — Respiratory Therapy Practicum II - RSP200 — Mechanical Ventilation II - RSP210 — Respiratory Therapy Practicum III - RSP220 — Neonatal and Pediatric Pathophysiology - RSP230 — Respiratory Care in the Outpatient Setting - RSP240 — Neonatal and Pediatric Respiratory Therapy - RSP250 — Case Study Review and Research II - RSP260 — Respiratory Therapy Practicum IV - RSP270 — Respiratory Therapy Capstone - RSP280 — Respiratory Therapy Practicum V - SOC101 — Principles of Sociology Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/health-human-services/respiratory-therapy/ --- # Computer Information Systems – Software Development Students will study courses in examining and working with various components of full-stack development, including software development foundations in web client technologies, server, object-oriented development and data technologies. Graduates are prepared for roles such as application developer, web applications programmer, IT analyst, and software developer, or can transition into bachelor's degree programs. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/business-information-technology/computer-information-systems/software-development/ --- # Computer Information Systems **Degree** The Computer Information Systems degree provides hands-on experience with computer software and hardware, preparing students for various business environments. Through project-based applications, students develop expertise in spreadsheets, databases, website development, programming, and operating systems, complemented by basic business principles. The program also includes classes geared toward industry certifications such as Microsoft Office Specialist and Certified Internet Web Professional (CIW). ## Courses - ACCT189 — College Accounting - ACCT211 — Principles of Accounting I - ACCT215 — Payroll Accounting - BUS150 — Principles of Business - BUS153 — Business Law - BUS155 — Principles of Management - BUS158 — Business Math - BUS180 — Marketing Principles - BUS186 — Internet Marketing - BUS225 — Business Communications - CIS105 — Cybersecurity Essentials - CIS110 — Foundations of Information Systems - CIS115 — Microcomputer Applications - CIS120 — Introduction to Networking - Network+ Certification - CIS130 — Operating Systems - CIS155 — Introduction to App Coding and Development - CIS160 — A+ Certification - CIS200 — Spreadsheets - CIS202 — Databases - CIS205 — Introduction to Web Development - CIS225 — Cybersecurity - Security+ Certification - CIS231 — Cybersecurity: Topics in Information Assurance - CIS233 — Linux+ Certification - CIS242 — Python Programming for Development, AI and Data Science - CIS255 — Web Application Programming - CIS260 — Computer Programming I - CIS261 — Computer Programming II - Data Structures - CIS282 — Project Management - Project+ Certification - CIS297 — College to Career: Skills, Tools and Technology - ECON221 — Principles of Macroeconomics - ECON222 — Principles of Microeconomics - ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills - ENG101 — English Composition I - ETE165 — Introduction to Programming and Interfacing: Microcontroller Computer - ETM160 — Introduction to Programming and Interfacing: Industrial Robots - GD140 — Introduction to Graphic Arts - GD150 — Digital Imaging - GD151 — Digital Photography - MTH1010 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH1011 — Intermediate Algebra with Support - MTH1020 — Intermediate Algebra and Plane Trigonometry - MTH1120 — Introduction to Statistics - PS101 — Introduction to Political Science - PS220 — State and Local Government - PS230 — Introduction to International Relations Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/business-information-technology/computer-information-systems/computer-information-systems/ --- # Marketing Marketing focuses on people and decision-making processes. Students learn to build sales-oriented websites, develop marketing plans, and deliver professional sales presentations. The program prepares graduates for entry-level positions in Internet marketing, sales, advertising, public relations, promotions management, retailing, or customer service across various industries such as real estate, insurance, and automotive. SC4 offers multiple paths including an associate's degree, certificate program, and skill set programs in Internet Marketing and Professional Sales, with transfer agreements… ## Courses - ACCT189 — College Accounting - ACCT211 — Principles of Accounting I - BUS110 — Human Relations - BUS150 — Principles of Business - BUS153 — Business Law - BUS155 — Principles of Management - BUS158 — Business Math - BUS180 — Marketing Principles - BUS181 — Professional Selling - BUS186 — Internet Marketing - BUS225 — Business Communications - BUS250 — Advertising and Promotion Management - BUS252 — Consumer Behavior - BUS290 — Critical Thinking in Business - Capstone - CIS115 — Microcomputer Applications - CIS205 — Introduction to Web Development - ECON221 — Principles of Macroeconomics - ECON222 — Principles of Microeconomics - ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills - ENG101 — English Composition I - ENG102 — English Composition II - MTH1010 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH1011 — Intermediate Algebra with Support - MTH1020 — Intermediate Algebra and Plane Trigonometry - MTH1120 — Introduction to Statistics - PS101 — Introduction to Political Science Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/business-information-technology/marketing/ --- # Rad Tech A Radiologic Technology program consisting of six semesters of study, covering foundational prerequisites and advancing through specialized RAD coursework including lab components. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/health-human-services/radiologic-technology/rad-tech-program-cost/ --- # Associate Degree Nursing Transition Program **Degree** An accelerated program designed for licensed healthcare providers, such as LPNs or Paramedics, who wish to become registered nurses by expanding upon their previous education and clinical experience. ## Courses - ADN123 — Nursing Assessment - ADN123L — Nursing Assessment - Clinical Skills Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/health-human-services/nursing/adn-transition-program/ --- # Radiologic Technology **Degree** The Radiologic Technology program prepares students to conduct imaging examinations, accurately position patients, and ensure quality diagnostic images. Students gain knowledge in anatomy, examination techniques, equipment protocols, and safety procedures, combining classroom learning with clinical experiences in hospitals and medical offices. The program is accredited by the JRCERT and leads to an Associate Degree in Applied Arts & Science in Radiologic Technology, preparing graduates for the national certification exam and employment in urgent care clinics, hospitals, and imaging centers. ## Courses - BIO160 — Human Biology - BIO271 — Human Anatomy and Physiology I - BIO272 — Human Anatomy and Physiology II - ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills - ENG101 — English Composition I - ENG102 — English Composition II - HE102 — Medical Terminology - MTH1010 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH1011 — Intermediate Algebra with Support - MTH1020 — Intermediate Algebra and Plane Trigonometry - MTH1100 — Foundations of Math - MTH1101 — Foundations of Math with Mathematical Literacy - PSY180 — Introduction to Psychology - RAD101 — Introduction to Radiologic Technology - RAD102 — Patient Care - RAD110 — Radiographic Positioning I - RAD111 — Radiographic Positioning II - RAD112 — Radiographic Positioning III - RAD113 — Radiographic Positioning IV - RAD120 — Radiographic Imaging I - RAD121 — Radiographic Imaging II - RAD122 — Radiographic Imaging III - RAD130L — Radiographic Clinical Education I - RAD131L — Radiographic Clinical Education II - RAD132L — Radiographic Clinical Education III - RAD201 — Radiographic Anatomy & Physiology - RAD210 — Radiographic Positioning V - RAD220 — Radiographic Imaging IV - RAD221 — Radiographic Imaging V - RAD222 — Radiation Biology - RAD230L — Radiographic Clinical Education IV - RAD231L — Radiographic Clinical Education V - RAD232L — Radiographic Clinical Education VI - RAD240 — Radiologic Seminar Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/health-human-services/radiologic-technology/ --- # Associate in Applied Arts and Science Degree for Graphic Design **Degree** Professional degree program requiring students to have a computer capable of supporting Adobe Creative Cloud software, along with internet access, a webcam, and a microphone. The program emphasizes graphic design skills with recommended hardware being a 16-inch MacBook Pro. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/humanities-fine-arts/graphic-design/technology-requirements-for-graphic-design/ --- # Associate of Science **Degree** The Associate of Science is a transfer degree program designed for students planning to pursue a bachelor’s degree in fields such as biology, chemistry, physical science, physics, engineering, math, computer science, or pre-health professional degrees. The program focuses on fundamental courses in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) to provide a seamless pathway to four-year institutions. ## Courses - ANT155 — Cultural Anthropology - ANT171 — Introduction to Anthropology - ART101 — Foundation Drawing - ART102 — Watercolor Painting - ART105 — Advanced Drawing - ART106 — Color and Design - ART107 — 3-Dimensional Design - ART110 — Traditional Black and White Photography - ART118 — Ceramics for Non-Majors - ART119 — Foundation Ceramics - ART120 — Art Appreciation - ART203 — Painting - ART211 — Advanced Ceramics - ART221 — Art of the Western World I - ART222 — Art of the Western World II - ART250 — Modern and Contemporary Art - AST104 — Astronomy of the Solar System - AST106 — Astronomy of the Solar System - Laboratory - AST114 — Astronomy of the Stars - AST116 — Astronomy of the Stars - Laboratory - BIO101 — Essentials of Biology - BIO120 — Cellular and Molecular Biology - BIO121 — Organismal Biology - BIO160 — Human Biology - BIO200 — Introductory Botany - BIO206 — Microbiology - BIO250 — General Zoology - BIO270 — Environmental Science - BIO271 — Human Anatomy and Physiology I - BIO272 — Human Anatomy and Physiology II - BIO280 — Pathophysiology - CHM101 — Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry - CHM102 — Introduction to Organic and Biochemistry - CHM111 — Chemistry Theory and Principles with Analysis I - CHM112 — Chemistry Theory and Principles with Analysis II - CHM203 — Research Into Water Analysis - CHM215 — Organic Chemistry I - CHM216 — Organic Chemistry II - CIS260 — Computer Programming I - CIS261 — Computer Programming II - Data Structures - CJ101 — Introduction to Criminal Justice - CJ104 — Delinquency Prevention and Control - CJ105 — Police Procedures - CJ108 — Introduction to Homeland Security - CJ119 — The Court Function - CJ121 — Introduction to Corrections - CJ202 — Criminal Law - CJ210 — Dynamics of Substance Abuse - CJ222 — Client Relations in Corrections - CJ224 — Legal Issues in Corrections - CJ226 — Client Growth and Development in Corrections - CJ260 — Fundamentals of Terrorism - COM120 — Speech Communication - COM130 — Advanced Speech Communication - COM220 — Interpersonal Communication - COM230 — Intercultural Communication - ECON221 — Principles of Macroeconomics - ECON221H — Honors Principles of Macroeconomics - ECON222 — Principles of Microeconomics - ECON222H — Honors Principles of Microeconomics - ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills - ENG101 — English Composition I - ENG102 — English Composition II - ENG102H — Honors English Composition II - ENG202 — Creative Writing - ENG203 — Advanced Creative Writing - ENG205 — Introduction to Fiction - ENG206 — Introduction to the Drama - ENG207 — Introduction to Poetry - ENG208 — Introduction to Mythology - ENG210 — British Literature I - ENG211 — British Literature II - ENG212 — Shakespeare’s Comedies, Tragedies and History Plays - ENG220 — American Literature I - ENG221 — American Literature II - ENG225 — African American Literature - ENG230 — World Literature I - ENG231 — World Literature II - ENG236 — Women in Literature - ENG238 — Gender and Sexuality in Literature - ENG243 — Introduction to the Short Story - ENG245 — Introduction to the Novel - ENG249 — Foundation for Literary Criticism - ENG252 — Children’s Literature - ENG255 — Introduction to Film - ENG257 — Selected Topics in Literature and Language - FR101 — Introductory French I - FR102 — Introductory French II - FR203 — Intermediate French I - FR204 — Intermediate French II - FR257 — Selected Topics in French - GD110 — Advertising Design - GD140 — Introduction to Graphic Arts - GD150 — Digital Imaging - GD151 — Digital Photography - GD210 — Typography I - GD260 — Video Production - GD270 — 3D Modeling and Animation - GEO101 — Earth Science - GEO102 — Human Geography - GEO105 — Introduction to Meteorology - GEO137 — Global Energy Resources - GEO175 — Global Sustainability - GEO233 — World Regional Geography - GLG101 — Physical Geology - GLG102 — Historical Geology - GLG220 — Paleontology - GR101 — Introductory German I - GR102 — Introductory German II - GR203 — Intermediate German I - GR204 — Intermediate German II - GR257 — Selected Topics in German - HIS101 — History of Western Civilization to 1715 - HIS102 — History of Western Civilization Since 1715 - HIS149 — History of the US, 1607 to 1876 - HIS150 — History of the US, 1877 to Present - HIS175 — History of Michigan - HIS233 — African-American History 1619 to 1877 - HIS240 — Contemporary World History - HIS297 — American Women’s History - MTH1100 — Foundations of Math - MTH1101 — Foundations of Math with Mathematical Literacy - MTH1120 — Introduction to Statistics - MTH1121 — Introduction to Statistics with Algebra Support - MTH1130 — Pre-Calculus - MTH1140 — Calculus I - MTH2150 — Calculus II - MTH2155 — Linear Algebra - MTH2160 — Calculus III - MTH2170 — Differential Equations - MUS100 — Class Piano I - MUS102 — Class Piano II - MUS106 — Music Appreciation - MUS110 — Basic Musicianship - MUS120 — Theory I - MUS123 — Ear Training I - MUS162 — Choir I - MUS163 — Choir II - MUS164 — Choir III - MUS165 — Choir IV - MUS182 — The SC4 Symphonic Band - MUS187 — The Community Band at SC4 Symphonic Band - MUS190 — Chamber Orchestra - PHL150 — Introduction to Ethics and Public Policy - PHL168 — Philosophy of Food - PHL210 — Introduction to Philosophy - PHL213 — Ethics - PHL215 — Introduction to Logic - PHL220 — Philosophy of Religion - PHS101 — Foundation of the Physical Sciences - PHY110 — Introduction to Physics - PHY115 — Introduction to Engineering - PHY121 — College Physics I - PHY122 — College Physics II - PHY130 — Physics for Technology Students - PHY221 — Mechanics, Heat and Sound - PHY222 — Electricity, Light and Modern Physics - PHY231 — Statics - PHY232 — Introduction to Electric Circuits - PS101 — Introduction to Political Science - PS220 — State and Local Government - PS230 — Introduction to International Relations - PSY180 — Introduction to Psychology - PSY220 — Life Span Developmental Psychology - PSY230 — Psychology of Effective Leadership and Supervision - PSY235 — Social Psychology: A Psychological Perspective - PSY260 — Abnormal Psychology - PSY280 — Human Sexuality - PSY285 — Forensic and Legal Psychology - PSY290 — Research Design in Behavioral Sciences - SOC101 — Principles of Sociology - SOC110 — Social Problems - SOC160 — Modern Relationships, Marriage and Family - SOC200 — Self and Society - SOC201 — Minority Relations - SOC210 — Introduction to Social Work - SOC211 — Criminology - SOC280 — Global Cultures - SP101 — Introductory Spanish I - SP102 — Introductory Spanish II - SP203 — Intermediate Spanish I - SP204 — Intermediate Spanish II - SP257 — Selected Topics in Spanish - THA101 — Introduction to Theatre - THA105 — Oral Interpretation - THA106 — Fundamentals of Acting - THA107 — Fundamentals of Stage Makeup - THA206 — Improvisation and Role Playing - THA207 — Intermediate Acting - THA211 — Theatre Practicum - Stage Management - THA212 — Theatre Practicum - Stage Craft - THA213 — Theatre Practicum - Theatrical Design - THA214 — Theatre Practicum - Directing - THA215 — Theatre Practicum - Dramaturgy - THA216 — Theatre Practicum - Acting Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/science-technology-engineering-math/associate-of-science/ --- # Associate in Computer Science **Degree** Gain hands-on experience with computer software and hardware to prepare for transfer and further education. The program uses project-based applications to develop expertise in spreadsheets, databases, website development, programming, and operating systems, complemented by basic business principles. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/business-information-technology/computer-information-systems/associate-in-computer-science/ --- # Associate in Business (Transfer) **Degree** · two-year degree The Associate in Business (Transfer) program provides a flexible foundation in business-related fields, allowing students to acquire practical skills from experienced faculty while taking electives that align with four-year degree programs. SC4 maintains articulation agreements with institutions such as Northwood University, Siena Heights University, and Walsh College, enabling students to transfer a significant number of credits toward a bachelor's degree. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/business-information-technology/associate-in-business/ --- # Graphic Design Combine art and computer skills to develop expertise in print and digital design. Students work with real-world clients in studio-based classrooms using Adobe Design, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Dreamweaver. The program prepares graduates for entry-level designer roles, press operator positions, freelance art, or further education at four-year institutions. ## Courses - ART101 — Foundation Drawing - ART106 — Color and Design - ART107 — 3-Dimensional Design - ART221 — Art of the Western World I - ART222 — Art of the Western World II - CIS205 — Introduction to Web Development - ECON221 — Principles of Macroeconomics - ECON222 — Principles of Microeconomics - ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills - ENG101 — English Composition I - ENG102 — English Composition II - ENG202 — Creative Writing - GD110 — Advertising Design - GD140 — Introduction to Graphic Arts - GD150 — Digital Imaging - GD151 — Digital Photography - GD210 — Typography I - GD220 — Typography II - GD230 — Digital Illustration - GD231 — Motion Graphics - GD235 — Production Processes - GD250 — Graphic Design I - GD255 — Graphic Design II - GD260 — Video Production - GD270 — 3D Modeling and Animation - GD280 — Web Design for Graphic Artists - GD290 — Portfolio Presentation - GEO102 — Human Geography - GEO233 — World Regional Geography - HIS101 — History of Western Civilization to 1715 - HIS102 — History of Western Civilization Since 1715 - HIS149 — History of the US, 1607 to 1876 - HIS150 — History of the US, 1877 to Present - HIS175 — History of Michigan - MTH1010 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH1011 — Intermediate Algebra with Support - MTH1020 — Intermediate Algebra and Plane Trigonometry - MTH1100 — Foundations of Math - MTH1101 — Foundations of Math with Mathematical Literacy - MUS106 — Music Appreciation - MUS110 — Basic Musicianship - MUS120 — Theory I - MUS123 — Ear Training I - THA101 — Introduction to Theatre - THA105 — Oral Interpretation Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/humanities-fine-arts/graphic-design/ --- # Associate of General Education **Degree** · two-year degree The Associate of General Education degree is a flexible two-year program designed for students seeking a general degree or those intending to transfer to a four-year college or university to complete a bachelor's degree. It provides the general education classes required by most universities, taught by experienced instructors at a lower cost than four-year institutions. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/social-sciences/associate-of-general-education-social-science-pathway/ --- # Practical Nursing **Certificate** The practical nursing program prepares graduates to take the state exam to become a Licensed Practical Nurse. Students are trained to work in various settings, including long-term care facilities, rehabilitation facilities, doctor’s offices, hospitals, and home health care. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/health-human-services/nursing/practical-nursing/ --- # Accounting **Degree** · two years SC4’s accounting program combines in-depth study of accounting principles with hands-on application. Over two years, students learn to analyze and interpret financial data, assist in budgeting, perform managerial accounting functions, and apply payroll laws. The program prepares graduates for careers as bookkeepers, payroll accountants, budget specialists, and financial accountants. ## Courses - ACCT211 — Principles of Accounting I - ACCT212 — Principles of Accounting II - ACCT215 — Payroll Accounting - ACCT220 — Computerized Accounting - ACCT241 — Federal Income Taxation - ACCT251 — Cost Accounting - BUS150 — Principles of Business - BUS153 — Business Law - BUS158 — Business Math - BUS199 — Personal Finance - BUS225 — Business Communications - CIS115 — Microcomputer Applications - CIS200 — Spreadsheets - ECON221 — Principles of Macroeconomics - ECON222 — Principles of Microeconomics - ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills - ENG101 — English Composition I - MTH1010 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH1011 — Intermediate Algebra with Support - MTH1020 — Intermediate Algebra and Plane Trigonometry - MTH1100 — Foundations of Math - MTH1101 — Foundations of Math with Mathematical Literacy - PS101 — Introduction to Political Science Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/business-information-technology/accounting/ --- # Nursing SC4 offers nursing programs including Associate Degree Nursing (Traditional and Transition) and Practical Nursing. The programs aim to prepare students to practice nursing with competence and compassion, focusing on scientific knowledge, technical skills, and professional behaviors. Training is delivered via classrooms, skills labs, and clinical settings. Graduates of the associate tracks are eligible for an associate in applied arts and science and the NCLEX-RN, while Practical Nursing graduates earn a certificate and are eligible for the NCLEX-PN. ## Courses - ADN123 — Nursing Assessment - ADN123L — Nursing Assessment - Clinical Skills - ADN124 — Pharmacology for Nurses - ADN125 — Principles of Nursing Care (Theory and Nursing Process) - ADN125L — Principles of Nursing Care - Clinical Skills - ADN127 — Nursing Care of the Childbearing Family - ADN127L — Nursing Care of the Childbearing Family - Clinical Skills - ADN129 — Nursing Care of the Adult - ADN129L — Nursing Care of the Adult - Clinical Skills - ADN223 — Advanced Nursing Care of the Adult - ADN223L — Advanced Nursing Care of the Adult - Clinical Skills - ADN226 — Mental Health Nursing Care - ADN226L — Mental Health Nursing Care - Clinical Skills - ADN227 — Nursing Care of Children - ADN227L — Nursing Care of Children - Clinical Skills - ADN228 — Nursing Leadership - ADN228L — Nursing Leadership - Clinical Skills - BIO271 — Human Anatomy and Physiology I - BIO272 — Human Anatomy and Physiology II - ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills - ENG101 — English Composition I - ENG102 — English Composition II - HE101 — Math Related to Drug Administration - HE103 — Critical Thinking in the Healthcare Professions - HE106 — Interpretation of Laboratory and Diagnostic Tests in the Healthcare Professions - HE210 — Health Care Delivery Systems - HE224 — Altered States of Adult Health - PS101 — Introduction to Political Science - PSY180 — Introduction to Psychology Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/health-human-services/nursing/ --- # Associate of Arts (Humanities Pathway) **Degree** The Associate of Arts (Humanities Pathway) degree is intended for students who plan to pursue a bachelor’s degree with a major in the arts or humanities, providing general education classes required by four-year colleges and universities. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/humanities-fine-arts/associate-of-arts-humanities-pathway/ --- # Criminal Justice (Generalist) **Degree** The Associate in Applied Arts and Sciences (AAS) degree in Criminal Justice (Generalist) prepares students for careers as police officers, corrections officers, court advocates, or private security workers. The program emphasizes professional and personal ethics, honesty and integrity. Students gain hands-on experience in crime scene investigation (CSI) techniques, including fingerprint and evidence collection, and participate in trials, court processes, and field trips to jails and state prisons. ## Courses - BIO101 — Essentials of Biology - BUS150 — Principles of Business - BUS153 — Business Law - CIS115 — Microcomputer Applications - CJ101 — Introduction to Criminal Justice - CJ104 — Delinquency Prevention and Control - CJ105 — Police Procedures - CJ108 — Introduction to Homeland Security - CJ119 — The Court Function - CJ121 — Introduction to Corrections - CJ202 — Criminal Law - CJ206 — Dynamics of Traffic Enforcement - CJ210 — Dynamics of Substance Abuse - CJ215 — Basic Criminal Investigation - CJ222 — Client Relations in Corrections - CJ223 — Correctional Institutions/Facilities - CJ224 — Legal Issues in Corrections - CJ226 — Client Growth and Development in Corrections - CJ228 — Probation and Parole - CJ260 — Fundamentals of Terrorism - CJ275 — Self Defense in Criminal Justice - CJ278 — Field Observations - CJ280 — Contemporary Criminal Justice Organizations - COM120 — Speech Communication - ENG101 — English Composition I - ENG102 — English Composition II - FR101 — Introductory French I - GEO101 — Earth Science - MTH1010 — Intermediate Algebra - MTH1011 — Intermediate Algebra with Support - MTH1020 — Intermediate Algebra and Plane Trigonometry - MTH1100 — Foundations of Math - MTH1101 — Foundations of Math with Mathematical Literacy - PE107 — Stress Management and Neuromuscular Relaxation - PHL213 — Ethics - PS101 — Introduction to Political Science - PSY180 — Introduction to Psychology - PSY230 — Psychology of Effective Leadership and Supervision - PSY260 — Abnormal Psychology - PSY280 — Human Sexuality - PSY285 — Forensic and Legal Psychology - SOC101 — Principles of Sociology - SOC110 — Social Problems - SOC160 — Modern Relationships, Marriage and Family - SOC200 — Self and Society - SOC201 — Minority Relations - SOC211 — Criminology - SP101 — Introductory Spanish I Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/social-sciences/criminal-justice/ --- # Program St. Clair County Community College requires all nursing students to consent to and pass a criminal background check (CBC) and drug screen, consistent with clinical partner requirements under the Michigan Public Health Code Act of 368 of 1978. Non-compliance or failure impacts admission and retention. Active students subject to criminal prosecution must report immediately to the Nursing Program Director. ## Courses - ANT155 — Cultural Anthropology - ANT171 — Introduction to Anthropology - ART101 — Foundation Drawing - ART102 — Watercolor Painting - ART105 — Advanced Drawing - ART106 — Color and Design - ART107 — 3-Dimensional Design - ART110 — Traditional Black and White Photography - ART118 — Ceramics for Non-Majors - ART119 — Foundation Ceramics - ART120 — Art Appreciation - ART203 — Painting - ART211 — Advanced Ceramics - ART221 — Art of the Western World I - ART222 — Art of the Western World II - ART250 — Modern and Contemporary Art - AST104 — Astronomy of the Solar System - AST106 — Astronomy of the Solar System - Laboratory - AST114 — Astronomy of the Stars - AST116 — Astronomy of the Stars - Laboratory - BIO101 — Essentials of Biology - BIO120 — Cellular and Molecular Biology - BIO121 — Organismal Biology - BIO160 — Human Biology - BIO200 — Introductory Botany - BIO206 — Microbiology - BIO250 — General Zoology - BIO270 — Environmental Science - BIO271 — Human Anatomy and Physiology I - BIO272 — Human Anatomy and Physiology II - BIO280 — Pathophysiology - CHM101 — Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry - CHM102 — Introduction to Organic and Biochemistry - CHM111 — Chemistry Theory and Principles with Analysis I - CHM112 — Chemistry Theory and Principles with Analysis II - CHM203 — Research Into Water Analysis - CHM215 — Organic Chemistry I - CHM216 — Organic Chemistry II - CIS260 — Computer Programming I - CIS261 — Computer Programming II - Data Structures - CJ101 — Introduction to Criminal Justice - CJ104 — Delinquency Prevention and Control - CJ105 — Police Procedures - CJ108 — Introduction to Homeland Security - CJ119 — The Court Function - CJ121 — Introduction to Corrections - CJ202 — Criminal Law - CJ210 — Dynamics of Substance Abuse - CJ222 — Client Relations in Corrections - CJ224 — Legal Issues in Corrections - CJ226 — Client Growth and Development in Corrections - CJ260 — Fundamentals of Terrorism - COM120 — Speech Communication - COM130 — Advanced Speech Communication - COM220 — Interpersonal Communication - COM230 — Intercultural Communication - ECON221 — Principles of Macroeconomics - ECON221H — Honors Principles of Macroeconomics - ECON222 — Principles of Microeconomics - ECON222H — Honors Principles of Microeconomics - ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills - ENG101 — English Composition I - ENG102 — English Composition II - ENG102H — Honors English Composition II - ENG202 — Creative Writing - ENG203 — Advanced Creative Writing - ENG205 — Introduction to Fiction - ENG206 — Introduction to the Drama - ENG207 — Introduction to Poetry - ENG208 — Introduction to Mythology - ENG210 — British Literature I - ENG211 — British Literature II - ENG212 — Shakespeare’s Comedies, Tragedies and History Plays - ENG220 — American Literature I - ENG221 — American Literature II - ENG225 — African American Literature - ENG230 — World Literature I - ENG231 — World Literature II - ENG236 — Women in Literature - ENG238 — Gender and Sexuality in Literature - ENG243 — Introduction to the Short Story - ENG245 — Introduction to the Novel - ENG249 — Foundation for Literary Criticism - ENG252 — Children’s Literature - ENG255 — Introduction to Film - ENG257 — Selected Topics in Literature and Language - FR101 — Introductory French I - FR102 — Introductory French II - FR203 — Intermediate French I - FR204 — Intermediate French II - FR257 — Selected Topics in French - GD110 — Advertising Design - GD140 — Introduction to Graphic Arts - GD150 — Digital Imaging - GD151 — Digital Photography - GD210 — Typography I - GD260 — Video Production - GD270 — 3D Modeling and Animation - GEO101 — Earth Science - GEO102 — Human Geography - GEO105 — Introduction to Meteorology - GEO137 — Global Energy Resources - GEO175 — Global Sustainability - GEO233 — World Regional Geography - GLG101 — Physical Geology - GLG102 — Historical Geology - GLG220 — Paleontology - GR101 — Introductory German I - GR102 — Introductory German II - GR203 — Intermediate German I - GR204 — Intermediate German II - GR257 — Selected Topics in German - HIS101 — History of Western Civilization to 1715 - HIS102 — History of Western Civilization Since 1715 - HIS149 — History of the US, 1607 to 1876 - HIS150 — History of the US, 1877 to Present - HIS175 — History of Michigan - HIS233 — African-American History 1619 to 1877 - HIS240 — Contemporary World History - HIS297 — American Women’s History - MTH1100 — Foundations of Math - MTH1101 — Foundations of Math with Mathematical Literacy - MTH1120 — Introduction to Statistics - MTH1121 — Introduction to Statistics with Algebra Support - MTH1130 — Pre-Calculus - MTH1140 — Calculus I - MTH2150 — Calculus II - MTH2155 — Linear Algebra - MTH2160 — Calculus III - MTH2170 — Differential Equations - MUS100 — Class Piano I - MUS102 — Class Piano II - MUS106 — Music Appreciation - MUS110 — Basic Musicianship - MUS120 — Theory I - MUS123 — Ear Training I - MUS162 — Choir I - MUS163 — Choir II - MUS164 — Choir III - MUS165 — Choir IV - MUS182 — The SC4 Symphonic Band - MUS187 — The Community Band at SC4 Symphonic Band - MUS190 — Chamber Orchestra - PHL150 — Introduction to Ethics and Public Policy - PHL168 — Philosophy of Food - PHL210 — Introduction to Philosophy - PHL213 — Ethics - PHL215 — Introduction to Logic - PHL220 — Philosophy of Religion - PHS101 — Foundation of the Physical Sciences - PHY110 — Introduction to Physics - PHY115 — Introduction to Engineering - PHY121 — College Physics I - PHY122 — College Physics II - PHY130 — Physics for Technology Students - PHY221 — Mechanics, Heat and Sound - PHY222 — Electricity, Light and Modern Physics - PHY231 — Statics - PHY232 — Introduction to Electric Circuits - PS101 — Introduction to Political Science - PS220 — State and Local Government - PS230 — Introduction to International Relations - PSY180 — Introduction to Psychology - PSY220 — Life Span Developmental Psychology - PSY230 — Psychology of Effective Leadership and Supervision - PSY235 — Social Psychology: A Psychological Perspective - PSY260 — Abnormal Psychology - PSY280 — Human Sexuality - PSY285 — Forensic and Legal Psychology - PSY290 — Research Design in Behavioral Sciences - SOC101 — Principles of Sociology - SOC110 — Social Problems - SOC160 — Modern Relationships, Marriage and Family - SOC200 — Self and Society - SOC201 — Minority Relations - SOC210 — Introduction to Social Work - SOC211 — Criminology - SOC280 — Global Cultures - SP101 — Introductory Spanish I - SP102 — Introductory Spanish II - SP203 — Intermediate Spanish I - SP204 — Intermediate Spanish II - SP257 — Selected Topics in Spanish - THA101 — Introduction to Theatre - THA105 — Oral Interpretation - THA106 — Fundamentals of Acting - THA107 — Fundamentals of Stage Makeup - THA206 — Improvisation and Role Playing - THA207 — Intermediate Acting - THA211 — Theatre Practicum - Stage Management - THA212 — Theatre Practicum - Stage Craft - THA213 — Theatre Practicum - Theatrical Design - THA214 — Theatre Practicum - Directing - THA215 — Theatre Practicum - Dramaturgy - THA216 — Theatre Practicum - Acting Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/health-human-services/nursing/criminal-background-check/ --- # Nursing The Nursing department at SC4 offers multiple pathways, including Associate Degree Nursing (Traditional and Transition) and Practical Nursing. The programs focus on preparing students to practice nursing with competence and compassion, utilizing state-of-the-art simulation labs. Graduates of the associate tracks are eligible for an associate in applied arts and science and the NCLEX-RN, while Practical Nursing graduates earn a certificate and are eligible for the NCLEX-PN. ## Courses - ADN123 — Nursing Assessment - ADN123L — Nursing Assessment - Clinical Skills - ADN124 — Pharmacology for Nurses - ADN125 — Principles of Nursing Care (Theory and Nursing Process) - ADN125L — Principles of Nursing Care - Clinical Skills - ADN127 — Nursing Care of the Childbearing Family - ADN127L — Nursing Care of the Childbearing Family - Clinical Skills - ADN129 — Nursing Care of the Adult - ADN129L — Nursing Care of the Adult - Clinical Skills - ADN223 — Advanced Nursing Care of the Adult - ADN223L — Advanced Nursing Care of the Adult - Clinical Skills - ADN226 — Mental Health Nursing Care - ADN226L — Mental Health Nursing Care - Clinical Skills - ADN227 — Nursing Care of Children - ADN227L — Nursing Care of Children - Clinical Skills - ADN228 — Nursing Leadership - ADN228L — Nursing Leadership - Clinical Skills - BIO271 — Human Anatomy and Physiology I - BIO272 — Human Anatomy and Physiology II - ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills - ENG101 — English Composition I - ENG102 — English Composition II - HE101 — Math Related to Drug Administration - HE103 — Critical Thinking in the Healthcare Professions - HE106 — Interpretation of Laboratory and Diagnostic Tests in the Healthcare Professions - HE210 — Health Care Delivery Systems - HE224 — Altered States of Adult Health - PS101 — Introduction to Political Science - PSY180 — Introduction to Psychology Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/health-human-services/nursing2/ --- # Program This page reports annual NCLEX pass rates for St. Clair County Community College nursing graduates. It compares first-time test taker pass rates for the NCLEX-RN and NCLEX-PN against national and Michigan averages from 2021–2024, broken down by ADN track (Traditional and Transition). ## Courses - ANT155 — Cultural Anthropology - ANT171 — Introduction to Anthropology - ART101 — Foundation Drawing - ART102 — Watercolor Painting - ART105 — Advanced Drawing - ART106 — Color and Design - ART107 — 3-Dimensional Design - ART110 — Traditional Black and White Photography - ART118 — Ceramics for Non-Majors - ART119 — Foundation Ceramics - ART120 — Art Appreciation - ART203 — Painting - ART211 — Advanced Ceramics - ART221 — Art of the Western World I - ART222 — Art of the Western World II - ART250 — Modern and Contemporary Art - AST104 — Astronomy of the Solar System - AST106 — Astronomy of the Solar System - Laboratory - AST114 — Astronomy of the Stars - AST116 — Astronomy of the Stars - Laboratory - BIO101 — Essentials of Biology - BIO120 — Cellular and Molecular Biology - BIO121 — Organismal Biology - BIO160 — Human Biology - BIO200 — Introductory Botany - BIO206 — Microbiology - BIO250 — General Zoology - BIO270 — Environmental Science - BIO271 — Human Anatomy and Physiology I - BIO272 — Human Anatomy and Physiology II - BIO280 — Pathophysiology - CHM101 — Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry - CHM102 — Introduction to Organic and Biochemistry - CHM111 — Chemistry Theory and Principles with Analysis I - CHM112 — Chemistry Theory and Principles with Analysis II - CHM203 — Research Into Water Analysis - CHM215 — Organic Chemistry I - CHM216 — Organic Chemistry II - CIS260 — Computer Programming I - CIS261 — Computer Programming II - Data Structures - CJ101 — Introduction to Criminal Justice - CJ104 — Delinquency Prevention and Control - CJ105 — Police Procedures - CJ108 — Introduction to Homeland Security - CJ119 — The Court Function - CJ121 — Introduction to Corrections - CJ202 — Criminal Law - CJ210 — Dynamics of Substance Abuse - CJ222 — Client Relations in Corrections - CJ224 — Legal Issues in Corrections - CJ226 — Client Growth and Development in Corrections - CJ260 — Fundamentals of Terrorism - COM120 — Speech Communication - COM130 — Advanced Speech Communication - COM220 — Interpersonal Communication - COM230 — Intercultural Communication - ECON221 — Principles of Macroeconomics - ECON221H — Honors Principles of Macroeconomics - ECON222 — Principles of Microeconomics - ECON222H — Honors Principles of Microeconomics - ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills - ENG101 — English Composition I - ENG102 — English Composition II - ENG102H — Honors English Composition II - ENG202 — Creative Writing - ENG203 — Advanced Creative Writing - ENG205 — Introduction to Fiction - ENG206 — Introduction to the Drama - ENG207 — Introduction to Poetry - ENG208 — Introduction to Mythology - ENG210 — British Literature I - ENG211 — British Literature II - ENG212 — Shakespeare’s Comedies, Tragedies and History Plays - ENG220 — American Literature I - ENG221 — American Literature II - ENG225 — African American Literature - ENG230 — World Literature I - ENG231 — World Literature II - ENG236 — Women in Literature - ENG238 — Gender and Sexuality in Literature - ENG243 — Introduction to the Short Story - ENG245 — Introduction to the Novel - ENG249 — Foundation for Literary Criticism - ENG252 — Children’s Literature - ENG255 — Introduction to Film - ENG257 — Selected Topics in Literature and Language - FR101 — Introductory French I - FR102 — Introductory French II - FR203 — Intermediate French I - FR204 — Intermediate French II - FR257 — Selected Topics in French - GD110 — Advertising Design - GD140 — Introduction to Graphic Arts - GD150 — Digital Imaging - GD151 — Digital Photography - GD210 — Typography I - GD260 — Video Production - GD270 — 3D Modeling and Animation - GEO101 — Earth Science - GEO102 — Human Geography - GEO105 — Introduction to Meteorology - GEO137 — Global Energy Resources - GEO175 — Global Sustainability - GEO233 — World Regional Geography - GLG101 — Physical Geology - GLG102 — Historical Geology - GLG220 — Paleontology - GR101 — Introductory German I - GR102 — Introductory German II - GR203 — Intermediate German I - GR204 — Intermediate German II - GR257 — Selected Topics in German - HIS101 — History of Western Civilization to 1715 - HIS102 — History of Western Civilization Since 1715 - HIS149 — History of the US, 1607 to 1876 - HIS150 — History of the US, 1877 to Present - HIS175 — History of Michigan - HIS233 — African-American History 1619 to 1877 - HIS240 — Contemporary World History - HIS297 — American Women’s History - MTH1100 — Foundations of Math - MTH1101 — Foundations of Math with Mathematical Literacy - MTH1120 — Introduction to Statistics - MTH1121 — Introduction to Statistics with Algebra Support - MTH1130 — Pre-Calculus - MTH1140 — Calculus I - MTH2150 — Calculus II - MTH2155 — Linear Algebra - MTH2160 — Calculus III - MTH2170 — Differential Equations - MUS100 — Class Piano I - MUS102 — Class Piano II - MUS106 — Music Appreciation - MUS110 — Basic Musicianship - MUS120 — Theory I - MUS123 — Ear Training I - MUS162 — Choir I - MUS163 — Choir II - MUS164 — Choir III - MUS165 — Choir IV - MUS182 — The SC4 Symphonic Band - MUS187 — The Community Band at SC4 Symphonic Band - MUS190 — Chamber Orchestra - PHL150 — Introduction to Ethics and Public Policy - PHL168 — Philosophy of Food - PHL210 — Introduction to Philosophy - PHL213 — Ethics - PHL215 — Introduction to Logic - PHL220 — Philosophy of Religion - PHS101 — Foundation of the Physical Sciences - PHY110 — Introduction to Physics - PHY115 — Introduction to Engineering - PHY121 — College Physics I - PHY122 — College Physics II - PHY130 — Physics for Technology Students - PHY221 — Mechanics, Heat and Sound - PHY222 — Electricity, Light and Modern Physics - PHY231 — Statics - PHY232 — Introduction to Electric Circuits - PS101 — Introduction to Political Science - PS220 — State and Local Government - PS230 — Introduction to International Relations - PSY180 — Introduction to Psychology - PSY220 — Life Span Developmental Psychology - PSY230 — Psychology of Effective Leadership and Supervision - PSY235 — Social Psychology: A Psychological Perspective - PSY260 — Abnormal Psychology - PSY280 — Human Sexuality - PSY285 — Forensic and Legal Psychology - PSY290 — Research Design in Behavioral Sciences - SOC101 — Principles of Sociology - SOC110 — Social Problems - SOC160 — Modern Relationships, Marriage and Family - SOC200 — Self and Society - SOC201 — Minority Relations - SOC210 — Introduction to Social Work - SOC211 — Criminology - SOC280 — Global Cultures - SP101 — Introductory Spanish I - SP102 — Introductory Spanish II - SP203 — Intermediate Spanish I - SP204 — Intermediate Spanish II - SP257 — Selected Topics in Spanish - THA101 — Introduction to Theatre - THA105 — Oral Interpretation - THA106 — Fundamentals of Acting - THA107 — Fundamentals of Stage Makeup - THA206 — Improvisation and Role Playing - THA207 — Intermediate Acting - THA211 — Theatre Practicum - Stage Management - THA212 — Theatre Practicum - Stage Craft - THA213 — Theatre Practicum - Theatrical Design - THA214 — Theatre Practicum - Directing - THA215 — Theatre Practicum - Dramaturgy - THA216 — Theatre Practicum - Acting Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/health-human-services/nursing/nclex-pass-rate/ --- # ACCT189 — College Accounting Add to My SC4 Catalog This course emphasizes bookkeeping and accounting procedures utilized by sole proprietors in the service industry. Focus is on the accounting cycle, double-entry bookkeeping, payroll and basic current and long-term assets and current liabilities. Preparation of worksheets and basic financial statements is studied. This course provides an introduction to accounting and will prepare students for ACCT 211 . This course is highly recommended for students with no previous exposure, education or experience in accounting or business. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # ACCT211 — Principles of Accounting I Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to begin the study of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and practices used in business. The focus of this course is on Financial Accounting. Students will study the useful application of recording, adjusting, summarizing and reporting financial data significant to the management and control of a business enterprise. Topics studied include accounting for sole proprietorships with the emphasis on service oriented and merchandising firms. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # ACCT212 — Principles of Accounting II Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to complete the study of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and practices used in business. Students will study the useful application of recording, adjusting, summarizing and reporting financial data significant to the management and control of a business enterprise. Financial accounting topics studied include cash flow analysis and financial statement analysis. In addition, students will begin the study of managerial accounting focusing on concepts of accounting for manufacturing firms. Topics covered include cost-volume profit anal… Prerequisites: ACCT211 --- # ACCT215 — Payroll Accounting Add to My SC4 Catalog This course emphasizes the laws that affect payroll and human resource administration and the application of those laws to the processing of payroll. This course provides an in-depth study of the processing of and accounting for payroll transactions in a computerized environment. Prerequisite(s): ACCT 189 or ACCT 211 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ACCT189, ACCT211 --- # ACCT220 — Computerized Accounting Add to My SC4 Catalog Computerized accounting is an accounting course that is designed to provide students with hands-on experience working with a general ledger software package. Concepts learned will be transferable to and from the course software to software packages encountered in the business world. Students will process business simulations to experience the accounting cycle, processing of accounts payable and accounts receivable, accounting for inventory and fixed assets, processing and accounting for payroll and financial statement analysis. Prerequisite(s): ACCT 211 3 credits = 3 lec… Prerequisites: ACCT211 --- # ACCT241 — Federal Income Taxation Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides basic concepts in federal income taxation, including gross income, exclusions, adjusted gross income, deductions, exemptions, credits, assignment of income, identification of the taxpayer, tax rates, depreciation, and the alternative minimum tax. It also supplies practical exposure in the preparation of personal returns and an introduction to tax research. Business tax topics may include the Michigan business tax, an introduction to Partnership, Subchapter “S,” and corporate taxes. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # ACCT251 — Cost Accounting Add to My SC4 Catalog This course expands upon the managerial accounting concepts introduced in ACCT 212. Cost accounting is the primary focus with emphasis on understanding cost accounting concepts and how the use of cost accounting data assists managers in making better business decisions. Key topics covered include cost accounting systems, cost behavior, profit planning through budgets both static and flexible, utilizing cost accounting information for decision-making and capital budgeting. Prerequisite(s): ACCT 212 4 credits = 4 lecture Prerequisites: ACCT212 --- # ADN123 — Nursing Assessment Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will focus on basic health assessment skills for the adult client. This course includes interviewing skills, obtaining subjective and objective data, basic physical examination techniques, distinguishing between normal and abnormal data, and documentation of findings. Transition Nursing Degree Track: Pre-Transition (LPN/HCP) student or permission of instructor. .90 credits = .90 lecture Prerequisites: BIO271 --- # ADN123L — Nursing Assessment - Clinical Skills Add to My SC4 Catalog The laboratory component of this course expands on health assessment through practice and application of skills. 90 credits = .90 laboratory Prerequisites: BIO271 --- # ADN124 — Pharmacology for Nurses Add to My SC4 Catalog The focus of this course is on the delivery of health care, within the nursing profession, relating to the use of pharmaceutical agents to both treat and prevent disease. The foundation of the course utilizes evidence-based concepts and the basic principles of pharmacology, in regard to the adult client receiving pharmaceutical agents. Emphasis is on pharmacotherapeutics, ethical and legal accountability of medication administration, use of components of the nursing process, and integration of pharmaceutical agents applied to patient scenarios. 2 credits = 2 lecture --- # ADN125 — Principles of Nursing Care (Theory and Nursing Process) Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is an introduction to nursing as a profession. Students learn basic concepts and theories of the art and science of nursing. The nurse’s roles as a professional and traditional nursing concepts are introduced. The nursing process is introduced as it relates to evidence-based nursing practice applied to the diverse adult individual. Prerequisite(s): Admission to the ADN program 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # ADN125L — Principles of Nursing Care - Clinical Skills Add to My SC4 Catalog The clinical component of this course introduces the principles and practice of clinical nursing skills using the nursing process in the laboratory and clinical setting. Clinical experience enhances the understanding and adeptness of basic evidence-based nursing care. Principles inherent to the role of nurse as provider of direct care, communicator, teacher, manager, and member of the profession are practiced. Prerequisite(s): Admission to the ADN program 5 credits plus 10 = 15 laboratory --- # ADN127 — Nursing Care of the Childbearing Family Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a continued development of the nurse as a professional. The nursing process is used as it relates to the childbearing family with well-defined nursing diagnoses. A holistic approach is used to assist the student to deliver family-centered care to the childbearing family with both normal and abnormal conditions. Prerequisite(s): ADN 123 and ADN 124 and ADN 125 and ADN 125L 2 credits = 2 lecture Prerequisites: ADN123, ADN124, ADN125, ADN125L --- # ADN127L — Nursing Care of the Childbearing Family - Clinical Skills Add to My SC4 Catalog The clinical component of this course emphasizes the role of the student in providing direct care to the diverse childbearing family in the acute care and community setting. The role of the nurse as communicator, teacher, manager and member of the profession is continued. 5 credits plus 3 = 4.5 laboratory Prerequisites: ADN123, ADN124, ADN125, ADN125L --- # ADN129 — Nursing Care of the Adult Add to My SC4 Catalog This course continues to develop the student as a professional. The nursing process is used as it relates to the medical surgical adult patient with well-defined diagnoses. A holistic approach is used to educate the student on the psychological and physiological care of the diverse adult patient. Prerequisite(s): ADN 125 and ADN 125L 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ADN125, ADN125L --- # ADN129L — Nursing Care of the Adult - Clinical Skills Add to My SC4 Catalog The clinical component emphasizes the role of the student in providing direct client care. The role of nurse as communicator, teacher, manager, and member of the profession is continued. 25 credits plus 6.5 = 9.75 laboratory Prerequisites: ADN125, ADN125L --- # ADN201 — Essentials of Adult Nursing Care (Theory and Nursing Process Seminar) Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is an introduction to nursing as a profession for LPNs and qualified licensed HCPs. Students learn basic concepts and theories of the art and science of nursing. The nurse’s roles as a professional and traditional nursing concepts are introduced. The nursing process is introduced as it relates to evidence-based nursing practice applied to the diverse adult individual. Offered winter semester only. Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Transition ADN Program 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # ADN201L — Essentials of Adult Care - Clinical Skills Add to My SC4 Catalog The clinical skills component of this course introduces the principles and practice of clinical nursing skills using the nursing process in the laboratory and clinical setting. Clinical experience enhances the understanding and adeptness of basic evidence-based nursing care. Principles inherent to the role of nurse as provider of direct care, communicator, teacher, manager, and member of the profession is practiced. Offered winter semester only. Prerequisite(s): Admission Transition ADN Program 4 credits plus 8 = 12 laboratory --- # ADN223 — Advanced Nursing Care of the Adult Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will continue to advance the student as a professional. The nursing process is used as it relates to the complex medical surgical adult patient with well-defined diagnosis. A holistic approach is used to educate the student on the psychological and physiological care of the diverse adult patient. Prerequisite(s): ADN 129 and ADN 129L 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ADN129, ADN129L --- # ADN223L — Advanced Nursing Care of the Adult - Clinical Skills Add to My SC4 Catalog The clinical component emphasizes the role of the student in providing direct client care. The role of the nurse as communicator, teacher, manager and member of the profession is continued. Prerequisite(s): ADN 129 and ADN 129L 3 credits plus 6 = 9 laboratory Prerequisites: ADN129, ADN129L --- # ADN226 — Mental Health Nursing Care Add to My SC4 Catalog The course continues to develop the student’s knowledge of mental health conditions with a focus on psychosocial assessment, developing rapport, advocacy, respecting rights, and therapeutically communicating with diverse individuals who are encountering mental health issues. The therapeutic use of self, standard treatment interventions, and alternative coping methods are reinforced through implementation of the individualized nursing process. Prerequisite(s): Admission to the ADN program 2 credits = 2 lecture --- # ADN226L — Mental Health Nursing Care - Clinical Skills Add to My SC4 Catalog The clinical component introduces and engages the student in providing direct client care for diverse individuals who are encountering mental health issues. The student will use the nursing process to individualize care of the client who has a known or suspected mental health condition. The role of nurse as communicator, teacher, manager, and member of a profession is reinforced throughout the clinical rotation. 5 credits plus 3 = 4.5 laboratory --- # ADN227 — Nursing Care of Children Add to My SC4 Catalog This course builds on the student’s medical/surgical foundation to develop nursing judgement in diverse pediatric and family-centered care. Throughout this course, students will delve into growth and development in pediatric populations from infancy to adolescence and recognize the integral role families play in a child’s health and well-being. As students explore the physiological, psychological, and social aspects that shape the care of children, emphasis will be placed on tailoring nursing interventions to the specific developmental stages and needs of pediatric patie… Prerequisites: ADN223, ADN223L, ADN226, ADN226L --- # ADN227L — Nursing Care of Children - Clinical Skills Add to My SC4 Catalog The clinical component of this course emphasizes the student’s role in providing direct care to diverse children and family. The role of the nurse as communicator, teacher, manager, and member of the profession is continued. 5 credits plus 3 = 4.5 laboratory Prerequisites: ADN223, ADN223L, ADN226, ADN226L --- # ADN228 — Nursing Leadership Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to continue developing the student as a graduate nurse and leader. Emphasis is placed on the skills required for managing the care of a group of patients at the graduate level. The principles of critical thinking are applied to guide the student in legal and ethical decision making. Prerequisite(s): ADN 223 and ADN 223L and ADN 226 and ADN 226L 2 credits = 2 lecture Prerequisites: ADN223, ADN223L, ADN226, ADN226L --- # ADN228L — Nursing Leadership - Clinical Skills Add to My SC4 Catalog Clinical experiences focus on the integration of prior learning as a direct care provider, communicator, and teacher. Emphasis is placed on leadership and management principles; professional responsibilities; and legal and ethical accountability. 5 credits plus 5 = 7.5 laboratory Prerequisites: ADN223, ADN223L, ADN226, ADN226L --- # ADN233 — Nursing Transition and Care of the Adult II Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will continue to advance the student as a professional. The nursing process is used as it relates to the complex medical surgical adult patient with well-defined diagnosis. A holistic approach is used to educate the student on the psychological and physiological care of the diverse adult individual. Prerequisite(s): ADN 201 and ADN 201L 6 credits = 6 lecture Prerequisites: ADN201, ADN201L --- # ADN233L — Nursing Transition and Care of the Adult II - Clinical Skills Add to My SC4 Catalog The clinical component emphasizes the role of the student in providing direct patient care. The role of the nurse as communicator, teacher, manager, and member of the profession is continued. 7 credits plus 5.4 = 8.1 laboratory Prerequisites: ADN201, ADN201L --- # ADN234 — Nursing Transition: Maternal/Child Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a continued development of the transition as a professional. The nursing process is used as it relates to the newborn, child, maternity client, and family with well-defined diagnoses. A holistic approach is used to educate the student on the psychological, physiological, and family-centered care approach to the childbearing family with both normal and abnormal conditions. Prerequisite(s): ADN 201 and ADN 201L 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ADN201, ADN201L --- # ADN234L — Nursing Transition: Maternal/Child - Clinical Skills Add to My SC4 Catalog The clinical component of this course emphasizes the role of the transition student’s role in providing family-centered care in various settings. The role of the nurse as communicator, teacher, manager, and member of the profession is continued. 5 credits plus 3 = 4.5 laboratory Prerequisites: ADN201, ADN201L --- # ANT155 — Cultural Anthropology Add to My SC4 Catalog Anthropology is a holistic study of human beings in all times and places. Cultural anthropology, one of the four main subfields of anthropology, focuses on human cultural diversity. This course introduces the key themes, concepts, and methods of cultural anthropology, including the concept of culture and ethnographic methods, and it examines how anthropological knowledge is used to address contemporary human issues. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # ANT171 — Introduction to Anthropology Add to My SC4 Catalog Anthropology is a holistic study of human beings in all times and places. This course introduces the four main subfields of anthropology (cultural anthropology, biological anthropology, linguistic anthropology, and archaeology), examines their contributions to our understanding of human biological and cultural diversity, and discusses how anthropological ideas and methods are applied to solve human problems. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # ART101 — Foundation Drawing Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will introduce students to studio drawing, emphasizing creative expression and astute observation through the use and exploration of various drawing media. Students will concentrate on the fundamentals (e.g. line, volume, tone, texture, perspective, observation and composition) necessary for the development of visual imagery. The emphasis is on observational drawing as applied to the figure, landscape and still life. This course is typically directed to all art majors and is recommended as a Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits plus 3 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory --- # ART102 — Watercolor Painting Add to My SC4 Catalog This course introduces students to fundamental techniques in watercolor painting along with the development of creative ideas to inform imagery. This course is directed to all art majors and non-majors and is recommended as an elective to most studio art programs. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits plus 3 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory --- # ART105 — Advanced Drawing Add to My SC4 Catalog This course advances the concepts and skills from Foundation Drawing and emphasizes the development of the student’s individuality as an artist, and how to appreciate the roles and responsibilities of an artist within a culture and community. Students will utilize and explore a variety of drawing media and mixed-media as applied to representational and non-objective subject matter. Emphasis in this course is on traditional strategies for observation, elements of abstraction, imagination, and expressive drawing. Offered winter semester only. Prerequisite(s): ART 101 3 cre… Prerequisites: ART101 --- # ART106 — Color and Design Add to My SC4 Catalog In this course, students explore the principles of two-dimensional design using a variety of art tools, media, and materials. This course concentrates on fundamental design principles and elements that are fundamental for all visual arts. Students develop their design inspiration, concepts, and technical skills through discussion, study, and art-making. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits plus 3 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory --- # ART107 — 3-Dimensional Design Add to My SC4 Catalog Three-dimensional problems in the fundamentals of design include projects that are both decorative and functional. Emphasis on form, texture and color are stressed. A variety of media, both man-made and natural, are explored. Offered winter semester only. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits plus 3 = 3 lecture, 3 laboratory --- # ART110 — Traditional Black and White Photography Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will explore the basics of photography with a focus on learning to develop film and print photographs using traditional darkroom processes including enlargers and chemicals. Students will learn these technical processes as well as learn to mount/matte and present their artwork. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits plus 3 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory --- # ART118 — Ceramics for Non-Majors Add to My SC4 Catalog The focus of this course is on the exploration, interpretation, and understanding of the basic handbuilding or wheel building techniques, along with a general understanding of the materials, clays, glazes, kilns and terminology used in ceramics. Students will elect a course of study in either: wheel-throwing or hand-building. The student will make ceramic projects, fire, glaze them, and take them home. This course is intended for the casual-learner and runs on a part-time schedule, which may not support full transfer into a four-year fine arts program. 5 credits plus 1.5… --- # ART119 — Foundation Ceramics Add to My SC4 Catalog The focus of this course is on the exploration, interpretation, and understanding of the basic handbuilding and wheel building techniques, along with a general understanding of the materials, clays, glazes, kilns and terminology used in ceramics. The student will make ceramic projects, fire, glaze them and take them home. The completed ceramic projects also may be used for student portfolios when pursuing admittance to an undergraduate fine arts program. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits plus 3 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory --- # ART120 — Art Appreciation Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is an introductory course that explores art fundamentals. Design elements, media, historical periods, and art movements are presented to provide the student with a basic visual literacy and appreciation for the arts. This class is for non-art majors. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # ART203 — Painting Add to My SC4 Catalog This studio-based course introduces fundamental materials, methods and concepts of studio painting. Students will gain technical skills in pictorial composition space, and the use of color. Historical and contemporary styles, attitudes and techniques will be explored. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits plus 3 = 3 lecture, 3 laboratory --- # ART211 — Advanced Ceramics Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a continuation of ART 119 and the focus will be innovative design and creating a personal style of expression based on demonstrations and individual study. Students will elect a course of study in either: wheel-throwing or hand-building. Advanced students will learn fundamentals of running a ceramics studio and assist with loading and firing of kilns. The student will make ceramic projects, fire, glaze them and take them home. The completed ceramic projects also may be used for student portfolios when pursuing admittance to an undergraduate fine arts progr… Prerequisites: ART119 --- # ART221 — Art of the Western World I Add to My SC4 Catalog This is a survey course designed to introduce students to the historical and intellectual content of Western art history. The class focuses on painting, sculpture, and architecture from the ancient to late Gothic periods in Europe and surrounding regions presented in terms of history, style, meaning, and social context. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # ART222 — Art of the Western World II Add to My SC4 Catalog This is a survey course designed to introduce students to the historical and intellectual content of Western art history. The class focuses on painting, sculpture, graphic arts and architecture from the Renaissance to the modern period in Europe and America, presented in terms of history, style, meaning, and social context. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # ART250 — Modern and Contemporary Art Add to My SC4 Catalog This course examines the history of modern and contemporary art and visual culture from the mid-19th century to the present, exploring the development of key artistic movements such as Impressionism, Abstract Expressionism, and Minimalism, as well as broader historical frameworks like modernism and postmodernism. Students will engage with a diverse range of artistic disciplines while analyzing the impact of social, political, and technological shifts in shaping artistic production and historical narratives. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # AST104 — Astronomy of the Solar System Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is an introduction to the astronomy of the solar system, including the Sun, its planets, their satellites, and the solar debris. The course will include discussions of the development of astronomy from ancient times to recent discoveries and experience with the types of mathematical exercises and observations essential to a grasp of the fundamental principles of solar system astronomy. The optional laboratory for this course is AST 106 - Astronomy of the Solar System - Laboratory . Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # AST106 — Astronomy of the Solar System - Laboratory Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is the optional laboratory course associated with AST 104 - Astronomy of the Solar System . It provides practical mathematical and observational skills essential for an understanding in the methodology utilized in the physical sciences as they relate to astronomy and cosmology. Prerequisite(s): AST 104 or Corequisite(s): AST 104 1 credit plus 1 contact hour = 2 laboratory Prerequisites: AST104 --- # AST114 — Astronomy of the Stars Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is an introduction to the astronomy of the starts, including the sun, celestial objects, stellar formation and death and cosmology (the study of the universe as whole). This course will include discussions of the development of the astronomy through the ages, recent discoveries, and experience with the types of mathematical principles employed and the astronomical observational skills essential for an understanding of the fundamental principles of astronomy and cosmology. The optional laboratory for this course is AST 116 . Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3… --- # AST116 — Astronomy of the Stars - Laboratory Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is the laboratory course associated with AST 114 . It provides practical mathematical and observational skills essential for an understanding in the methodology utilized in the physical sciences as they relate to astronomy and cosmology. Prerequisite(s): AST 114 or Corequisite(s): AST 114 1 credit plus 1 contact hour = 2 laboratory Prerequisites: AST114 --- # BIO101 — Essentials of Biology Add to My SC4 Catalog This course addresses the nature of biology as a science. Students will learn core biological concepts and engage in the analysis and communication of biological subject matter. This course is not intended for biology majors. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits plus 2 = 3 lecture, 3 laboratory --- # BIO120 — Cellular and Molecular Biology Add to My SC4 Catalog This course addresses the cellular and molecular nature of biology. Topics covered include the chemical basis of biology, as well as the structure, metabolism, cellular reproduction, and genetics of cells. Students will engage in the analysis and communication of biological subject matter and explore the role of these topics in society. This course is intended for biology majors. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits plus 2 = 3 lecture, 3 laboratory --- # BIO121 — Organismal Biology Add to My SC4 Catalog This course addresses the diversity of organisms on Earth and how organisms interact with each other and the environment. Topics include evolution, anatomy, physiology, and ecology. Students will engage in the analysis and communication of biological subject matter and explore the role of these topics in society. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits, plus 2 = 3 lecture, 3 laboratory --- # BIO160 — Human Biology Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed as a survey emphasizing the basic concepts and principles of human anatomy and physiology. This course is not intended for students preparing for the ADN program. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits plus 1 contact hour = 3 lecture, 2 laboratory --- # BIO200 — Introductory Botany Add to My SC4 Catalog This course introduces students to diverse members of the kingdoms Plantae, Fungi, and Protista. Their microscopic and macroscopic anatomy as well as their unique physiologies, specific metabolisms, patterns of inheritance and evolutionary relatedness will be explored. On an ecological scale, the role of plants is discussed with regards to ecological succession, biomes, community interactions and their importance to humans. Offered fall semester only. Prerequisite(s): BIO 100 or permission of the instructor 5 credits plus 2 = 3 lecture, 4 laboratory Prerequisites: BIO100 --- # BIO206 — Microbiology Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides a general study of microorganisms. Major topics considered in this course include microbial taxonomy, anatomy and physiology of microorganisms, microbial basis of disease, and economic significance of microorganisms. Medical microbiology concepts including communicable diseases, host defenses, and microbial control are covered. Techniques of culture, identification, and control of microorganisms are emphasized in the laboratory. Prerequisite(s): BIO 100 or BIO 110 or BIO 160 or BIO 271 5 credits plus 2 = 3 lecture, 4 laboratory Prerequisites: BIO100, BIO110, BIO160, BIO271 --- # BIO250 — General Zoology Add to My SC4 Catalog This course surveys the diversity of major groups of animals with emphasis on their anatomical, physiological, ecological, and evolutionary relationships. Winter semester only Prerequisite(s): BIO 100 or permission of the instructor 5 credits plus 2 = 3 lecture, 4 laboratory Prerequisites: BIO100 --- # BIO270 — Environmental Science Add to My SC4 Catalog Students in this course investigate the anthropogenic factors that affect ecosystems. Emphasis is placed on investigating the interrelated social, historical, economic, ethical, and political factors that impact environmental problems and their solutions. Field trips, guest speakers, and projects contribute to student learning in this course. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # BIO271 — Human Anatomy and Physiology I Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is the first part of a two course sequence studying the anatomy and physiology of the human body. The major concept areas emphasized in this course are the general organizational features of the body, cellular and tissue organization, and the anatomical and physiological characteristics of the integumentary, skeletal, muscular, nervous and endocrine systems. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits plus 1 contact hour = 3 lecture, 2 laboratory --- # BIO272 — Human Anatomy and Physiology II Add to My SC4 Catalog This course continues the study of the anatomy and physiology of the human body initiated in BIO 271 . The major concept areas emphasized in this course include the anatomical and physiological characteristics of the circulatory, lymphatic, respiratory, digestive, urinary and reproductive systems. Regulation of pH (acid/base), body fluids and nutrients is also emphasized. Prerequisite(s): Earned grade of “C” or better in BIO 271 or BIO 160 4 credits plus 1 contact hour = 3 lecture, 2 laboratory Prerequisites: BIO271, BIO160 --- # BIO280 — Pathophysiology Add to My SC4 Catalog Pathophysiology is the study of disrupted function of the human body. This course emphasizes general pathological concepts, common diseases of the major body systems, and treatment and prevention of common diseases. Prerequisite(s): C or better in BIO 160 or BIO 272 4 credits = 4 lecture Prerequisites: BIO160, BIO272 --- # BUS110 — Human Relations Add to My SC4 Catalog The human relations skills that employees need to develop and contribute directly to their effectiveness in the business environment. Skill areas include leadership, motivation, communications, group dynamics, emotional intelligence, conflict resolution, stress, and time management. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # BUS130 — Small Business Management & Entrepreneurship Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to provide foundational knowledge for aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners. The course’s dynamic framework and the content will maximize the potential for success in a small business or entrepreneurial venture. Topics include generating and evaluating business ideas, conducting a feasibility analysis and designing a business module, e-commerce, managing cash flow, writing business plans, obtaining financing, staffing, marketing, organizing, and managing a start-up or small business. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # BUS150 — Principles of Business Add to My SC4 Catalog This course covers the following fundamentals: trends and economic issues affecting business, forms of business ownership, entrepreneurship and franchising, marketing, management and leadership, information technology for business, human resource management, accounting fundamentals, financial system and management, ethics, social responsibility, and globalization. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # BUS153 — Business Law Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a practical approach to law that emphasizes current and relevant topics students need to understand about business transactions and issues, such as contracts, property, employer/employee relations, and insurance. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # BUS155 — Principles of Management Add to My SC4 Catalog This course surveys principles and practices of business from the point of view of the manager and the employee. The course also presents a detailed development of the functions of management. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # BUS158 — Business Math Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on the application of valuation fundamentals for a variety of business/consumer situations including, but not limited to: payroll, interest, present value, pricing, investments, taxes, and the use of the compounding method. Prerequisite(s): Appropriate placement by college assessment 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # BUS180 — Marketing Principles Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is an introduction to the marketing concept and its role in overall business strategy. It covers identifying segmentation, differentiation, target marketing and positioning opportunities that can be addressed with the proper marketing mix. All content is taught in the context of today’s complex global environment. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # BUS181 — Professional Selling Add to My SC4 Catalog The course covers professional selling fundamentals, including developing a presentation strategy, planning the pre-approach, the approach, demonstration, negotiation, close, and servicing the sale. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # BUS186 — Internet Marketing Add to My SC4 Catalog The course will provide the training needed to develop and effectively manage a marketing-oriented website. The course is different from current computer or art department classes in that web site development does not require knowledge of computer coding or personal artistic ability. Websites will be created using available artwork and website templates such as Google Sites. The course will also cover the use of social media, PPC (pay-per-click) advertising and Search Engine Optimization (SEO) techniques. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # BUS199 — Personal Finance Add to My SC4 Catalog An analysis of the fundamental principles of personal financial planning and the primary focus on family financial management. The emphasis will be on developing terminology, and understanding the nuances of budgeting and tax planning, managing liquidity, personal finance, wealth protection, personal investing, retirement and estate planning. An analysis of personal --- # BUS225 — Business Communications Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is intended to assist students in development of the communication skills that are expected of individuals in today’s business environment. Through the use of specific exercises and assignments, the student will be made aware of the minimum communication skill requirements, and develop the skills and tools necessary to effectively communicate in a number of different professional settings utilizing available formats, mediums, and state of the art technologies. Specific emphasis will be made to sharpen grammatical skill sets. In addition, students will work on… Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # BUS250 — Advertising and Promotion Management Add to My SC4 Catalog The development of the promotional blend of the marketing function is examined from the manager’s view point. Topics include advertising, sales promotion and public relations. Prerequisite(s): BUS 180 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: BUS180 --- # BUS252 — Consumer Behavior Add to My SC4 Catalog A study of the motivational factors influencing purchasing decisions. Emphasis is placed on the psychological, sociological and anthropological factors as they affect consumer decision making. Prerequisite(s): BUS 180 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: BUS180 --- # BUS258 — Human Resources Management Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on the fundamentals of human resource management (HRM). Significant areas of focus are understanding HRM, legal and ethical issues in HRM, staffing, training and development, high-performance work systems, and labor relations. Students will perform many tasks in a team environment, including case analyses and an in-depth interview project. The interview project allows students to complete the staffing process from both sides of the interview table as an interviewer and applicant. Prerequisite(s): BUS 155 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: BUS155 --- # BUS262 — Organizational Behavior and Team Development Add to My SC4 Catalog This course explores human behavior in organizations. Conceptual frameworks, case discussions, team assignments and skill-oriented activities are applied to course topics which include motivation, learning and development, group dynamics, leadership, communication, power and influence, change, diversity, organizational design, and culture. Class sessions and assignments are intended to participants acquire skills and analytic concepts to improve organizational relationships and effectiveness. Prerequisite(s): BUS 110 and BUS 155 Corequisite(s): BUS 110 3 credits = 3 lect… Prerequisites: BUS110, BUS155 --- # BUS290 — Critical Thinking in Business - Capstone Add to My SC4 Catalog The capstone course extends the knowledge of the student beyond the business principles level. Emphasis will be on the application of business concepts and principles to resolve real-world situations. The instruction mode will be varied: lectures, reading, critical thinking applications, and case analysis. Prerequisite(s): BUS 155 and BUS 180 and ACCT 189 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: BUS155, BUS180, ACCT189 --- # CHM101 — Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry Add to My SC4 Catalog As an introductory course, several foundational concepts of inorganic chemistry are presented. The emphasis is placed on measurement, atomic and molecular theories, states of matter, fundamental stoichiometry, and reaction theory. Applications, some theory and the scientific method of thought are stressed. Laboratory experiments are designed to enhance these basic chemical principles and provide techniques of data gathering and communication. No prior chemistry experience is required. Prerequisite(s): MTH 1010 , MTH 1011 , MTH 1020 or higher 4 credits plus 3 = 4 lecture,… Prerequisites: MTH1010, MTH1011, MTH1020 --- # CHM102 — Introduction to Organic and Biochemistry Add to My SC4 Catalog The organic chemistry segment considers the carbon atom, the classical functional groups, their definition, structure and bonding, systematic nomenclature, physical properties, and particular reactions relevant to biochemistry. The biochemistry segment examines fundamental organic molecules that occur in living organisms (biomolecules), and the dynamic sequential reactions that interrelate these molecules. The laboratory is used to enrich the student’s experience demonstrating techniques and relating to the topics under consideration. Prerequisite(s): CHM 101 4 credits p… Prerequisites: CHM101 --- # CHM111 — Chemistry Theory and Principles with Analysis I Add to My SC4 Catalog A primary emphasis is placed on fundamental chemical concepts and problem solving. Topics of measurement, number analysis, nomenclature, atomic and molecular modeling, reaction stoichiometry, states of matter and solution chemistry are considered. The laboratory is directed toward development and improvement of fundamental techniques, collection of data, analysis of these data, drawing conclusions, and communication of information to others. This course is designed for science majors, particularly for those in the physical science disciplines. Previous chemistry experien… Prerequisites: MTH1010, MTH1011, MTH1020 --- # CHM112 — Chemistry Theory and Principles with Analysis II Add to My SC4 Catalog This is a continuation of CHM 111 in theory and calculations. Emphasis is placed on topics of introductory physical chemistry, for example, kinetics, equilibrium, thermodynamics, electrochemistry and coordination compounds. The laboratory will consider data that relates to these major topics in a quantitative approach. The study of qualitative analysis of selected ions is also considered. Offered winter semester only. Prerequisite(s): CHM 111 5 credits plus 3 = 4 lecture, 4 laboratory Prerequisites: CHM111 --- # CHM203 — Research Into Water Analysis Add to My SC4 Catalog This course on chemical environmental analysis will provide students the opportunity to participate in the ongoing St. Clair River Water Research Project, a collaborative effort with local water treatment plants and university partners. Students will survey practices and techniques of EPA methodology. The basic concepts of Gas Chromatography and Mass Spectroscopy will be studied, along with techniques in organic compound extraction from water and other media. The course will provide practice for the actual analysis of water samples for volatile and semi-volatile organic… Prerequisites: CHM101, CHM102, CHM111, CHM112 --- # CHM215 — Organic Chemistry I Add to My SC4 Catalog This class serves as an introduction to the nomenclature, reactions and synthesis of aliphatic and aromatic compounds and alkyl halides. Physical, structural and spectral properties of the various hydrocarbon subgroups are integrated with chemical bonding principles, reaction concepts and stereochemistry. The laboratory is designed to develop the techniques needed for product isolation, purification and identification of organic compounds. Offered fall semester only. Prerequisite(s): Successful completion of CHM 112 5 credits plus 3 = 4 lecture, 4 laboratory Prerequisites: CHM112 --- # CHM216 — Organic Chemistry II Add to My SC4 Catalog The major functional groups based upon oxygen, nitrogen and sulfur are covered. The reactions of these compounds are approached from a mechanistic perspective including inductive, resonance, thermodynamic, kinetic and equilibrium effects. Special topics include polymers, intramolecular rearrangements and photochemical reactions. In the laboratory, emphasis is on the accomplishment of major classes of organic reactions and synthesis. Offered winter semester only. Prerequisite(s): CHM 215 5 credits plus 3 = 4 lecture, 4 laboratory Prerequisites: CHM215 --- # CIS105 — Cybersecurity Essentials Add to My SC4 Catalog Cybersecurity is a critical issue for anyone who uses the Internet, either for their personal use or an employee. This online course will provide technology users with the knowledge and skills to keep information safe by providing an introduction to the key terms, concepts and technologies related to cybersecurity. Various types of cyber threats will be explained, along with information on how to protect against these threats on personal computers and small networks. This course is intended for students without computer security background or experience. Prerequisite(s):… --- # CIS110 — Foundations of Information Systems Add to My SC4 Catalog This course examines the impact of computers on business, society, and the individual. Topics include: the evolution of computers, the information processing cycle; components of an information system; usage of the computer as an information gathering tool; basic hardware and software terminology and concepts; information system design and development; data communications, networking, the Internet; and exploration of computer related careers. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits = 4 lecture /laboratory --- # CIS115 — Microcomputer Applications Add to My SC4 Catalog This is a hands-on class using the microcomputer in a variety of applications, including word processing, electronic spreadsheet and database management. The course will emphasize systems as well as applications software. Fundamentals such as identifying computer hardware, file management and problem solving methodologies will be presented. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits = 4 lecture /laboratory --- # CIS120 — Introduction to Networking - Network+ Certification Add to My SC4 Catalog Computer networks provide the vital links that enable us to connect to our digital world. From managing a few connected devices in a home or small office setting to configuring and troubleshooting a large-scale corporate network, these skills are in demand. The course will cover fundamental networking concepts, including technologies, topologies, protocols, industry standards, and the infrastructure aspects of cybersecurity. Students who successfully complete this course will be prepared to take the popular CompTIA Network+ certification. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits… --- # CIS130 — Operating Systems Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides an introduction to using and supporting operating systems on personal computers. Students will examine the inner workings of operating systems, comparing and contrasting features and functions of various operating systems, including Windows and Linux. Security concerns such as privacy, access control and encryption will be emphasized. Since networking is an integral part of modern computing, practical aspects of networking will also be introduced. Hands on activities include operating system usage, installation and configuration, as well as troublesh… --- # CIS155 — Introduction to App Coding and Development Add to My SC4 Catalog An introduction to programming (coding) and computer science for students with little or no prior programming experience. Students will explore fundamental programming topics such as: control structures, data types, problem solving and algorithms. Students will develop programs using visual and high-level programming languages to build Internet and general applications. Prerequisite(s): None Corequisite(s): None 4 credits = 4 lecture /laboratory --- # CIS160 — A+ Certification Add to My SC4 Catalog This is an introductory course on how the computer works at the hardware level. Students will learn the basics of upgrading, maintaining and repairing a computer. Topics include the system board, BIOS, DOS, floppy drives, hard drives, peripheral devices, memory, troubleshooting, supporting Windows and others. This course prepares the student to take the A+ Certification exam. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits = 4 lecture /laboratory --- # CIS200 — Spreadsheets Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on the capabilities, features and usage of electronic spreadsheet software. Particular attention is given to the application of these spreadsheet tools in the solution of practical problems from business, finance, science and other areas. Through lecture and hands-on exercises, students will examine the skills which are needed to make effective use of spreadsheets including: worksheet design, problem organization, use of advanced functions, data analysis, advanced charts and graphs, spreadsheet automation and presentation of results. This course will… Prerequisites: CIS115 --- # CIS202 — Databases Add to My SC4 Catalog This course addresses the design, creation and management of databases utilizing relational and other models. Topics covered include database fundamentals, database management systems (DBMS) software, data management topics, and structured query language (SQL). Emphasis is placed on “hands-on” development of databases using an industry standard DBMS. Students will be expected to design, develop, and present a real-world database application. Students without experience using databases (such as Microsoft Access or MySQL) are strongly encouraged to complete CIS 115 Microco… --- # CIS205 — Introduction to Web Development Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides an introduction to essential web development skills. Students will examine the structure and function of the World Wide Web, and the tools used to create and manage web content. Planning, design, and formatting of web pages and sites will be emphasized. Hands on activities include developing web pages incorporating graphics, forms and scripts using Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). Though there are no specific course Prerequisite(s): None ( CIS 110 or CIS 115 Recommended) 4 credits = 4 lecture /laboratory Prerequisites: CIS110, CIS115 --- # CIS225 — Cybersecurity - Security+ Certification Add to My SC4 Catalog Cybersecurity experts assess and combat the risks facing computer networks and technologies. This course examines the core cybersecurity functions required by security and network administrators, such as risk management, risk mitigation, threat management, and intrusion detection. Students prepare to take the CompTIA Security+ examination, vendor-neutral, entry-level cybersecurity certification. The course will also feature a discussion of current events and recent security challenges. Offered fall semester only. Prerequisite(s): CIS 120 4 credits = 4 lecture /laboratory Prerequisites: CIS120 --- # CIS231 — Cybersecurity: Topics in Information Assurance Add to My SC4 Catalog Cybersecurity professionals are expected to design and manage systems that may be trusted. This course examines the fundamentals of Information Assurance and security design. Topics include: compliance and privacy; security posture, vulnerabilities and potential threats; evaluating risk and understanding security controls; and the incident response process. This course will also feature a significant discussion and analysis of current events and recent security challenges. Prerequisite(s): CIS 120 or CIS 130 or CIS 155 or CIS 200 or CIS 202 or CIS 260 4 credits = 4 lectu… Prerequisites: CIS120, CIS130, CIS155, CIS200, CIS202, CIS260 --- # CIS233 — Linux+ Certification Add to My SC4 Catalog This course prepares students to sit for the CompTIA Linux+ (powered by LPI) Certification examination. Linux+ Certification validates technical competency and provides a broad awareness of Linux operating systems. Students will install, configure, use, maintain, administer, and troubleshoot Linux systems. This course will cover a variety of distributions, including Red Hat/Fedora and SUSE. Offered winter semester only. Prerequisite(s): CIS 130 4 credits = 4 lecture /laboratory Prerequisites: CIS130 --- # CIS242 — Python Programming for Development, AI and Data Science Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides an introduction to programming in Python and data science concepts. Projects and practical hands-on exercises will use Python’s rich set of tools, libraries, and packages for: acquiring data for analysis; machine learning/artificial intelligence (AI); descriptive data analysis; prescriptive data analysis; and data visualization. This course is designed for students that are already comfortable with intermediate Algebra level mathematics, however previous programming experience is not required. 4 credits = 4 Lecture/ Lab Prerequisites: CIS110, CIS155, MTH1130 --- # CIS255 — Web Application Programming Add to My SC4 Catalog This course examines technologies and tools used to create dynamic, interactive web applications appropriate for both traditional computers and mobile devices. Both client side and server side technologies will be examined. Programming projects will emphasize the usage of tools such as: HTML5, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), JavaScript, PHP, and SQL. This course is designed for students who are already familiar with web page development and introductory programming skills. Prerequisite(s): CIS 155 or CIS 205 or CIS 260 Corequisite(s): None 4 credit hours = 4 lecture /labor… Prerequisites: CIS155, CIS205, CIS260 --- # CIS260 — Computer Programming I Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides an introduction to fundamental concepts of computer programming, problem solving techniques and algorithm development. Programming projects will emphasize the syntax and usage of a high level programming language, along with analysis, design and testing. 4 credits = 4 lecture /laboratory Prerequisites: CIS110, CIS155, MTH1130 --- # CIS261 — Computer Programming II - Data Structures Add to My SC4 Catalog This course explores the techniques and data structures used in the development of complex software projects. Through lectures and programming projects, this course will cover elementary data structures, dynamic memory allocation, sorting and searching, recursion, algorithmic analysis and object oriented programming techniques. NOTE: MTH 1130 or higher is strongly recommended. 4 credits = 4 lecture /laboratory Prerequisites: CIS260, MTH1130 --- # CIS282 — Project Management - Project+ Certification Add to My SC4 Catalog This course prepares students to sit for the CompTIA Project+ Certification examination. Students will learn the common project management terminology and the technical knowledge and skills required to initiate and develop a project. Students will create scope statements, management plans, statements of work, schedules, and other relevant documents. Budgeting and managing project relationships are also covered. Emphasis is placed on finalizing and measuring the success of projects. Real-world examples and case studies will be used throughout the course. Students will use… Prerequisites: CIS115, BUS158, MTH1100, MTH1101 --- # CIS297 — College to Career: Skills, Tools and Technology Add to My SC4 Catalog Success in the classroom is a great start, but students seeking employment in today’s technology rich workplace require additional skills. This course will launch students on their professional job search by analyzing and reflecting on career readiness. Tangible evidence of skills and talents will be organized into job search documentation, such as a résumé and portfolio. Students will explore job search and professional networking tools, along with preparing for the interview process. This course not only assists technical students in developing vital “soft skills” it i… --- # CJ101 — Introduction to Criminal Justice Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is an introduction to the history, philosophy, concepts and problems of law enforcement. A survey is made of the various fields of law enforcement and corrections in the United States. Professional career opportunities are reviewed. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # CJ104 — Delinquency Prevention and Control Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides students with a basic knowledge of the problems of juvenile delinquency. The history of the different concepts of delinquency and the juvenile justice system will be discussed. Juvenile delinquency will be examined in reference to its impact on society and the various theoretical approaches developed to explain its causes. Juvenile court procedures, the police role in dealing with delinquent behavior, and the rights and liabilities of juveniles will be investigated. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # CJ105 — Police Procedures Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to provide students with an orientation to patrol procedures. Areas examined are basic patrol operations and techniques to include search and seizure, arrest and civil disorder. Ethical police behavior and interpersonal communication are discussed in relationship to police procedures. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # CJ108 — Introduction to Homeland Security Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is an introduction and career orientation into the field of Homeland Security. Topics include the history and principles of Homeland Security, careers in Homeland Security, terrorism, risk management systems, protection of people and business, investigations, computer security, and institutional and infrastructure security systems. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # CJ119 — The Court Function Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to cover arguments over the nature of justice. The course includes a brief history of the development of the Anglo-American legal system; basic tenets of American criminal law and procedure; the organization of courts, the powers, selection, training and professional orientation of key court personnel. This course will describe the steps in the Criminal Justice process from arrest through the appeal; current developments in court technology and administration; and issues related to the discretion of court officials. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits… --- # CJ121 — Introduction to Corrections Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to introduce students to the historical and philosophical background of the field of corrections and to familiarize them with the legal processes involved: probation, imprisonment and parole. The role of officers and the rights of prisoners will be discussed and community-based corrections described. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # CJ202 — Criminal Law Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a study of substantive law as a means of defining and preserving social order. Sources of criminal law, classification of crimes against persons, property and public welfare; principles of criminal liability, elements necessary to establish crime and criminal intent, specific crimes and defenses, and constitutional limitations are examined. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # CJ206 — Dynamics of Traffic Enforcement Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to familiarize the student with proper procedures for traffic control and enforcement. Specifically, the State of Michigan motor vehicle laws and procedures, arrests, citations, alcohol and accident investigation are examined. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # CJ210 — Dynamics of Substance Abuse Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to equip students with up-to-date knowledge concerning the historical and cultural attitudes toward use of alcohol and other drugs, as well as the psychological and physical effects of their use and abuse. Social and political implications of drug abuse and available treatment modalities are also discussed. Prerequisite(s): PSY 180 or permission of instructor 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: PSY180 --- # CJ215 — Basic Criminal Investigation Add to My SC4 Catalog This course presents the basic principles of criminal investigation. The course covers the investigative procedures used in handling of crime scene. The procedures discussed include the interviewing and interrogation of persons, the gathering and preserving of evidence and the writing of investigative reports. Also covered in the course are different methods of investigations including conducting surveillances, undercover operations and working with informants. Basic lab techniques and procedures that are integral parts of an investigation are conducted. Prerequisite(s):… --- # CJ222 — Client Relations in Corrections Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will explore the social and cultural differences that exist between inmates and corrections officers. Factors such as economic status, discrimination and minority membership as well as societal response to these factors will be emphasized. The role of the corrections officer within custodial care settings to deal effectively with inmate relationships will be discussed. Offered fall semester only. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # CJ223 — Correctional Institutions/Facilities Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to prepare students for employment in the corrections system. It will explore the function of prisons, various rehabilitation programs, custodial care and prisoner rights. The organization and management of correctional institutions and their safety and security also will be described. Concerns about future developments and problems in the corrections system will be addressed. Offered winter semester only. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # CJ224 — Legal Issues in Corrections Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will examine and analyze the roles of the legislature, courts, prosecutors and attorneys in the criminal process. This course will place special emphasis on legal concerns within the corrections system itself. This will include, but not be limited to, the constitutional rights of prisoners and the potential civil liability that correctional facilities and corrections personnel face when those rights are violated. The impact of recent case law decisions and future development resulting from those decisions will be discussed. Offered fall semester only. Prerequ… --- # CJ226 — Client Growth and Development in Corrections Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is intended for students requiring an understanding of human behavior, psychopathology and treatment interventions, as they relate to the correctional client. This course will emphasize and differentiate between normal and criminal behavior and will define personality, social roles, criminal lifestyles and present biological, psychosocial and sociocultural theories of normal and deviant human behavior. Offered winter semester only. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # CJ228 — Probation and Parole Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to prepare students for employment in the Criminal Justice/Corrections field. It will introduce the student to the historical background and development of Probation and Parole from early history to the modern Probation and Parole system. In addition to historical information, students will explore the court system and how an offender progresses through it. Students will learn the sentencing process, starting with the pre-sentence investigation. Sentencing options will be reviewed, sentencing guidelines will be explained, and the rationale for sen… --- # CJ260 — Fundamentals of Terrorism Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to provide students with an in depth look at terrorism. The course will examine the history of terrorism, the different forms of terrorism, modern day concerns of terrorism, terrorist organizations and ideologies, weapons and strategies used by terrorists, and future concerns and challenges that terrorists pose. The course will also discuss the strategies developed to contain the terrorist threat including the responsibilities of federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # CJ275 — Self Defense in Criminal Justice Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will provide instruction and practice in the techniques of personal and professional self-defense. This course is designed for students seeking careers in multiple areas of the criminal justice field. The course will provide participants instruction on defensive tactics for use in evading or countering physical assault and evading and countering assaults involving weapons. The course will include personal safety in the community, at home, at work, and other situational awareness issues as well. Subject control and its application within citizen constitutional… Prerequisites: CJ101 --- # CJ278 — Field Observations Add to My SC4 Catalog CJ 208 This course is designed to broaden the educational experiences of the student through observation. The agencies involved in the observations may vary as to the interest of the student. Prerequisite(s): CJ 101 or CJ 121 1 credit = 60 hours of observation plus four clock hours of contact with the field advisor = 1 (other) observation Prerequisites: CJ101, CJ121 --- # CJ280 — Contemporary Criminal Justice Organizations Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to provide students with a basic orientation to government structure and criminal justice organizations that encompass it. It will examine the structure of criminal justice administrations, related human resource issues especially including the selection process, leadership, management theories, organizational structures, ethical dilemmas, civil liabilities, police subculture and behavior, and the future of criminal justice organizations. Prerequisite(s): CJ 101 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: CJ101 --- # CM101 — Introduction to Mass Media Add to My SC4 Catalog An introduction to all mass communications media, this course includes a review of the history of the development of mass media in the areas of television, radio, newspapers, magazines, books and film. Students participate in discussions, projects and readings that focus on the importance and significance of mass media in all of contemporary life. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # CM102 — News Writing Add to My SC4 Catalog Emphasis is placed on the daily newspaper. The fundamentals of news writing, highlighting style and structure are also stressed. Practical experience may be given in covering assignments for the college newspaper and radio station. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # CM103 — Basic Photography Add to My SC4 Catalog This class presents a survey of the history of photography that includes an introduction to the camera -its lens opening, shutter speeds and effective lighting techniques. Photographic darkroom techniques including film processing and print development are also discussed and practiced. This class is open to all students. Digital camera required. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits , plus 2 = 3 lecture , 2 laboratory --- # CM110 — Journalism Practicum I Add to My SC4 Catalog The student will have supervised experience producing the college newspaper, the Erie Square Gazette. The practicum student earns credit working in news writing, advertising, photojournalism or composition. No previous experience is necessary. Four semester hours are required in the Journalism degree program. Students may follow the course sequence CM 110 through CM 114 , practicums I through V. Prerequisite(s): None 1 credit = 1 lecture /laboratory --- # CM111 — Journalism Practicum II Add to My SC4 Catalog The student will have supervised experience producing the college newspaper, the Erie Square Gazette. The practicum student earns credit working in news writing, advertising, photojournalism or composition. No previous experience is necessary. Four semester hours are required in the Journalism degree program. Students may follow the course sequence CM 110 through CM 114 , practicums I through V. Prerequisite(s): None 1 credit = 1 lecture /laboratory --- # CM112 — Journalism Practicum III Add to My SC4 Catalog The student will have supervised experience producing the college newspaper, the Erie Square Gazette. The practicum student earns credit working in news writing, advertising, photojournalism or composition. No previous experience is necessary. Four semester hours are required in the Journalism degree program. Students may follow the course sequence CM 110 through CM 114 , practicums I through V. Prerequisite(s): None 1 credit = 1 lecture /laboratory --- # CM113 — Journalism Practicum IV Add to My SC4 Catalog The student will have supervised experience producing the college newspaper, the Erie Square Gazette. The practicum student earns credit working in news writing, advertising, photojournalism or composition. No previous experience is necessary. Four semester hours are required in the Journalism degree program. Students may follow the course sequence CM 110 through CM 114 , practicums I through V. Prerequisite(s): None 1 credit = 1 lecture /laboratory --- # CM114 — Journalism Practicum V Add to My SC4 Catalog The student will have supervised experience producing the college newspaper, the Erie Square Gazette. The practicum student earns credit working in news writing, advertising, photojournalism or composition. No previous experience is necessary. Four semester hours are required in the Journalism degree program. Students may follow the course sequence CM 110 through CM 114 , practicums I through V. Prerequisite(s): None 1 credit = 1 lecture /laboratory --- # COM120 — Speech Communication Add to My SC4 Catalog This is a beginning course in human communication dealing with public address, small group, and one-to-one communication. Through preparing and giving at least five speeches of various types that employ a variety of modes, students will study speech psychology, organization, and listening. The course is designed to meet the communication needs of any student in any chosen profession. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # COM130 — Advanced Speech Communication Add to My SC4 Catalog This course presents practice and theory in persuasive, informative, and non-verbal communication. Students will also be involved in some educational role playing as well as the study of emotional appeals, interviewing, the art of conversation, argumentation and persuasion in contemporary society. This course is highly recommended for students in the fields of business, education, psychology and political science. It is also recommended for other students who wish to expand their communication knowledge and skills. Prerequisite(s): COM 120 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: COM120 --- # COM220 — Interpersonal Communication Add to My SC4 Catalog Students will study and apply core concepts in interpersonal communication, with a focus on understanding and improving interactions in everyday situations. This course introduces foundational theories and research in interpersonal communication while encouraging students to analyze and refine their communication skills for personal, professional, and community engagement. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # COM230 — Intercultural Communication Add to My SC4 Catalog This course examines the impact of cultural differences on communication, including how values, perceptions, language, and nonverbal cues shape interactions across national and cultural boundaries. Students will again practical insight into navigating diverse cultural interactions effectively. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # ECON221 — Principles of Macroeconomics Add to My SC4 Catalog General economic concepts will be examined by covering the following: the nature and method of economics, an introduction to the economizing problem, pure capitalism and the circular flow, understanding individual markets - demand and supply, the fundamental market questions, the economic functions of government, the facts of American capitalism - the private sector and the public sector, measuring national output, national income and the price level, macroeconomic instability - unemployment and inflation, aggregate demand and aggregate supply, classical and Keynesian th… Prerequisites: MTH1100, MTH1101, BUS158 --- # ECON221H — Honors Principles of Macroeconomics Add to My SC4 Catalog General economic concepts will be analyzed by examining the nature and method of economics and the economizing problem; characteristics of individual markets regarding supply and demand, pure capitalism, and the market system; private and public sectors of the economy; measuring domestic output, national income, macroeconomic instability, unemployment, the price level and inflation; the aggregate expenditures model with reference to demand and supply, the multiplier, net exports, and the government; fiscal and monetary policy; money and banking, including the Federal Res… Prerequisites: MTH1100, MTH1101, BUS158 --- # ECON222 — Principles of Microeconomics Add to My SC4 Catalog General economic concepts will be examined by covering the following: demand, supply and elasticity, the theory of consumer behavior, the costs of production, price and output determination under conditions of pure competition, pure monopoly, monopolistic competition and oligopoly, production and the demand for economic resources, wage determination, rent, interest and profits, general equilibrium in a market system, government and economic policy including antitrust and regulation, the agricultural problem, the problems of the cities, the economics of health care, incom… Prerequisites: ECON221, ECON221H --- # ECON222H — Honors Principles of Microeconomics Add to My SC4 Catalog General economic concepts will be examined by covering the following: demand, supply and elasticity, the theory of consumer behavior, the costs of production, price and output determination under conditions of pure competition, pure monopoly, monopolistic competition and oligopoly, production and the demand for economic resources, wage determination, rent, interest and profits, general equilibrium in a market system, government and economic policy including antitrust and regulation, the agricultural problem, the problems of the cities, the economics of health care, incom… Prerequisites: ECON221, ECON221H --- # ED101 — Introduction to a Career in Teaching Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is an introduction to the purposes and functions of education in American society for those planning a career in teaching or other educational service occupations. The course addresses issues such as the education of a prospective teacher, the rights and responsibilities of students and teachers, the history of education, school reform, teacher certification, financing public education and the purposes of schooling and curriculum. The course is designed to answer the student question of “why teach” and to assist students in their decision to pursue a career i… --- # ED200A — Education Observation Field Placement Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will serve as a description for ED 200A , ED 200B , ED 200C and ED 200D . This course will integrate weekly college classroom instruction with on-location learning through a required 64-hour practicum experience. Students will select a K-12 classroom with a certified teacher or paraprofessional and will spend three to five hours per week over the course of the semester in the classroom gaining direct experience working with teachers, paraprofessionals and students. At the end of the semester, students will evaluate their experience and performance, as well as… --- # ED200B — Education Observation Field Placement Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will serve as a description for ED 200A , ED 200B , ED 200C and ED 200D . This course will integrate weekly college classroom instruction with on-location learning through a required 64-hour practicum experience. Students will select a K-12 classroom with a certified teacher or paraprofessional and will spend three to five hours per week over the course of the semester in the classroom gaining direct experience working with teachers, paraprofessionals and students. At the end of the semester, students will evaluate their experience and performance, as well as… --- # ED200C — Education Observation Field Placement Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will serve as a description for ED 200A , ED 200B , ED 200C and ED 200D . This course will integrate weekly college classroom instruction with on-location learning through a required 64-hour practicum experience. Students will select a K-12 classroom with a certified teacher or paraprofessional and will spend three to five hours per week over the course of the semester in the classroom gaining direct experience working with teachers, paraprofessionals and students. At the end of the semester, students will evaluate their experience and performance, as well as… --- # ED200D — Education Observation Field Placement Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will serve as a description for ED 200A , ED 200B , ED 200C and ED 200D . This course will integrate weekly college classroom instruction with on-location learning through a required 64-hour practicum experience. Students will select a K-12 classroom with a certified teacher or paraprofessional and will spend three to five hours per week over the course of the semester in the classroom gaining direct experience working with teachers, paraprofessionals and students. At the end of the semester, students will evaluate their experience and performance, as well as… --- # ENG100 — English Composition I with Basic Writing Skills Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides students with additional writing practice for various professional and academic purposes focused on their individual learning in a collaborative setting. Students will read, discuss, and apply various rhetorical strategies designed to build on assignments in English Composition I. The course also includes increasing student awareness of sentence structure, grammar and proofreading, language awareness, and community discourse. Prerequisite(s): Appropriate placement by college assessment 3 credits, plus 3 contacts = 3 lecture and 3 laboratory --- # ENG101 — English Composition I Add to My SC4 Catalog This course includes various types of current prose, a study of English usage, and intensive practice in composition, all of which is designed to improve a student’s ability to express ideas in a clear, logical and forceful manner. Prerequisite(s): Appropriate placement by college assessment 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # ENG101H — Honors English Composition I Add to My SC4 Catalog The course content consists of the concepts stressed in ENG 101 with greater depth in reading and composition, based upon a premise of superior preparation. Prerequisite(s): Successful completion of writing assessment and acceptance into the Honors Program 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # ENG102 — English Composition II Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will provide practice in writing extensive units of composition with emphasis on critical thinking skills. Through the study of a variety of texts, students will practice analytical and interpretative writing, including one formal source paper involving training in the use of library facilities and research techniques. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 , ENG 101H or ENG 100 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG101H, ENG100 --- # ENG102H — Honors English Composition II Add to My SC4 Catalog This course content offers an enriched approach to achieve the same Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ENG202 — Creative Writing Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides an introduction to the craft involved in creating imaginative works. Through reading, writing, presenting, and critiquing works, students will gain an understanding of the process of creative writing, and will produce written works in a variety of genres. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ENG203 — Advanced Creative Writing Add to My SC4 Catalog This course offers the student who has successfully completed ENG 202 an opportunity for additional practice in creative writing as well as an exploration of creative writing venues and further educational opportunities. Prerequisite(s): ENG 202 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG202 --- # ENG205 — Introduction to Fiction Add to My SC4 Catalog This course surveys fiction from American and international writers, focusing on the formal elements of fiction, its historical, political, and personal contexts as well as the analysis of thematic strains in short fiction, the novella, and the novel. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ENG206 — Introduction to the Drama Add to My SC4 Catalog This course introduces students to the unique features and techniques of dramatic literature and to the historical development of theater from its origins to contemporary staging. The primary emphasis is to aid the student in a critical understanding of plays and playwrights. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ENG207 — Introduction to Poetry Add to My SC4 Catalog This course surveys poetry from American and international writers, focusing on the formal elements of poetry, its historical, political, and personal contexts as well as the analysis of thematic strains in poetry. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ENG208 — Introduction to Mythology Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will examine myths from diverse ancient and modern cultures through an analysis of common elements and functions. Historical, social and psychological approaches will be used to study the myths of Greece, Rome, Europe, Asia, India, as well as the Americas, showing the power of these stories for both individuals and cultures. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ENG210 — British Literature I Add to My SC4 Catalog This survey course covers major literary works from their beginnings through the 18th century, examining significant works and major authors to gain an understanding and appreciation of the literary contributions of Britain to world literature. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ENG211 — British Literature II Add to My SC4 Catalog This survey course covers major British literary works from the 18th century to the present examining significant works and major authors to gain an understanding and appreciation of the literary contribution of Britain and its former colonies to world literature. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ENG212 — Shakespeare’s Comedies, Tragedies and History Plays Add to My SC4 Catalog A study of selected plays by Shakespeare, including comedies, tragedies, histories, and romances. While the course’s primary focus is on Shakespeare’s artistry as a playwright, his non-dramatic works as well as the larger context of English Renaissance literature may also be studied as a part of this course. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ENG220 — American Literature I Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a survey of American literature and literary history from its beginning through the Civil War. Representative American literature is studied while the literature is read for understanding, critical examination, and enjoyment. Emphasis is placed on the literary, cultural, and social developments of the time periods. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ENG221 — American Literature II Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a survey of American literature and literary history since the Civil War. Representative American literature is studied while reading literature for understanding, critical examination, and enjoyment. Emphasis is placed on critical literary study and a survey of the cultural and social development of that period in America. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ENG225 — African American Literature Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides a survey of African American literature juxtaposed against a general history of the United States. Emphasis shall be placed upon analysis of thought, style, and form with special focus upon the contributions made by this literature to the American literary canon and the American experience. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ENG230 — World Literature I Add to My SC4 Catalog Students will study major literary works in a variety of literary genres such as poetry, fiction, drama, and non-fiction beginning with Antiquity through the Renaissance. Students will examine great works of literature and place them in their appropriate social, cultural, international, and artistic periods. Students will learn to recognize some of the great ideas that have arisen in our world’s cultures. The course will students better understand how literature from around the world has shaped their own literature and culture. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 3 credi… Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ENG231 — World Literature II Add to My SC4 Catalog Students will study major literary works in a variety of literary genres such as poetry, fiction, drama, and non-fiction from the end of the Renaissance through the 21st century. Students will examine great works of literature and place them in their appropriate social, cultural, international, and artistic periods. Students will learn to recognize some of the great ideas that have arisen in our world’s cultures. The course will students better understand how literature from around the world has shaped their own literature and culture. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100… Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ENG236 — Women in Literature Add to My SC4 Catalog Women authors and images of women in various literary works are studied to increase students’ awareness of women’s experiences and the role that society’s view of gender play. As illustrated in selected readings for this class, the literature by and about women reflects various cultural, historical, political and psychological views of women’s lives. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ENG238 — Gender and Sexuality in Literature Add to My SC4 Catalog This is a literature course that will introduce students to literature, popular culture, and critical theory centrally concerned with issues of gender and sexual identity. Through careful reading, class discussion, and critical writing, students will be invited to broaden their perspective on gender and sexuality beyond those offered by the dominant culture. Students will be able to better understand how gender, gender identity, gender expression, and biological sex can reinforce or subvert the patriarchy and heteronormativity while intersecting with issues such as race,… Prerequisites: ENG101 --- # ENG243 — Introduction to the Short Story Add to My SC4 Catalog The short story displays a unique set of characteristics whose form and theory reveal it as a distinct literary genre. The course will focus on in-depth discussions of short stories with an emphasis on textual analysis. Through direct engagement with stories from different historical contexts and from around the world, students will seek to understand a variety of values, ethics, and traits that are found in short stories. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ENG245 — Introduction to the Novel Add to My SC4 Catalog This course introduces students to the unique literary form of the novel as well as the cultural conditions that played a role in its development around the world. Through the reading and analysis of novels from different time periods and places, students will understand the structure(s) of the novel as well as the historical conditions that ed produce the work. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ENG249 — Foundation for Literary Criticism Add to My SC4 Catalog Students will study techniques for analyzing literary work through close examination of basic critical texts. Using established literary theories, students will practice writing essays. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 and ENG 102 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100, ENG102 --- # ENG252 — Children’s Literature Add to My SC4 Catalog Students learn how to critically evaluate children’s literature for pre-school through adolescent audiences. Students will survey and read both classic and modern works as they learn criteria for evaluating works from each genre. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ENG255 — Introduction to Film Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will introduce students to general aspects of motion picture history, criticism, and theory in America and around the world. The course will also provide students with opportunities for an increased appreciation of cinematic art through written analysis of film. Readings and discussions of various terms, techniques, and elements of film will be emphasized. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ENG257 — Selected Topics in Literature and Language Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is an intensive study of one or more specialized interests in language and/or literature. Topics will be selected by the discipline. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 1-3 credits = 1-3 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # ETE100 — Fundamentals of Direct and Alternating Current Add to My SC4 Catalog This is an introductory course designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of direct (D.C.) and alternating current (A.C.). Topics include resistive, capacitive, and inductive components in series and parallel, direct current combinations, Ohm’s Law, Kirchhoff’s current and voltage laws, the voltage divider rule, and RC time constants. Students will build and troubleshoot direct current circuits using a digital multi-meter and oscilloscope. Additionally, students will learn how to use transformers, function generators and the oscilloscope in testing alternating cu… --- # ETE120 — Semiconductor Devices and Circuits Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on semiconductor devices regarding diode and transistor theory, filter circuits, power supplies, transistor parameters, load lines, biasing, amplifier tests and measurements, A.C. circuit analysis of voltage and current operational amplifiers. Prerequisite(s): ETE 100 4 credits plus 2 = 3 lecture, 3 laboratory Prerequisites: ETE100 --- # ETE130 — Digital Circuits Add to My SC4 Catalog This is a basic course to introduce students to digital electronics. Topics include basic logic gates, the binary number system, Boolean logic, flip-flops, shift-registers, BCD decoder driver circuits, encoders, multiplexers, analog-to-digital converters, digital-to-analog converters, seven-segment displays and memory devices. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits plus 1 contact hour = 2 lecture, 2 laboratory --- # ETE165 — Introduction to Programming and Interfacing: Microcontroller Computer Add to My SC4 Catalog This course introduces students to programming a microcontroller computer using the BASIC computer programming language. A microcontroller computer is the size of a deck of cards and is able to command other attached electronic devices. Programs will be written on a classroom computer and downloaded to the microcontroller computer. Students will learn to write computer code that interfaces with these sensors; light, touch, infrared, and ultrasonic. Students will also write code to control LED lights, 7-segment displays, sound speakers, and servo-motors. No previous elect… --- # ETE210 — Industrial Electronics Add to My SC4 Catalog The physical considerations involved in the industrial applications of solid state devices are discussed and analyzed, along with rectifier circuits, amplifiers, oscillator control circuits, electronic motor control, servo-mechanisms, pressure, temperature and optical devices. Prerequisite(s): ETE 120 3 credits plus 3 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory Prerequisites: ETE120 --- # ETE275 — Advanced Programming and Interfacing: Microcontroller Computer Add to My SC4 Catalog This course offers advanced techniques for students in programming and interfacing a microcontroller computer. A microcontroller computer is the size of a deck of cards and is able to command other attached electronic devices using computer code. Programs involving Parallax Propeller C code and Arduino C++ code will be written on a classroom computer and downloaded to the microcontroller computer. Students will learn to write computer code that interfaces with these sensors: light, touch, infrared, ultrasonic, and RFID. Students will also write code to control LED lights… Prerequisites: ETE165 --- # ETG115 — Introduction to Computer Aided Drafting Add to My SC4 Catalog This course offers an introduction to the use of AutoCAD focusing on geometric construction and editing tools. Students will learn and incorporate techniques of computer-aided drafting practices by reading and checking drawings, principles of orthographic projection, and working drawings. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits plus 2 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory --- # ETG121 — Architectural Basics Add to My SC4 Catalog Fundamentals of line work, lettering, orthographic/pictorial projection, freehand technical sketching and introductory CAD drafting highlight this course. An understanding of architectural building materials and nomenclature will be obtained from lectures, and students will learn how to read architectural building blueprints including floor plans, elevations, sections, details and schedules. Offered fall semester only. Prerequisite(s): None 1 credit plus 1 contact hour = 1 lecture, 1 laboratory --- # ETG122 — 3D CAD Models Add to My SC4 Catalog Each student will be provided with an architectural design concept for a residential or light commercial building and will be required to construct a three-dimensional scale model of the design and include a mounted perspective drawing for final presentation. Offered fall semester only. Prerequisite(s): None 1 credit = 1 lecture --- # ETG130 — Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to develop technical knowledge and skills which will enable the student to prepare and interpret engineering drawings using the Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing System in accordance with the current ANSI Standards. 5 = 2 lecture, .5 laboratory Prerequisites: ETG115 --- # ETG140 — Advanced Drafting with AutoCAD Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will provide students with an overview of advanced applications as they apply to the fields of engineering computer aided drafting and design. The students will learn and apply computer-aided design techniques and principles to create drawings and will learn the software capability of the system by generating, moving and editing the basic and advanced geometric elements. Student will use AutoCAD and Autodesk Inventor Pro computer aided drafting software. Prerequisite(s): ETG 115 4 credits plus 2 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory Prerequisites: ETG115 --- # ETG150 — Engineering Graphics & Design Technology Co-Op Add to My SC4 Catalog A feature of this course is the six weeks or more work experience in industry in the program of study for which the student is enrolled. This on-the-job experience will be developed by the employer in conjunction with a coordinator designated by the college. There will be a written training program developed which is agreed upon by the student, employer and the college. Special requirements may be necessary. Prerequisite(s): Permission of instructor 1 to 6 credits; 80 hours work experience = 1 credit --- # ETG160 — SolidWorks - Product Design and Development Add to My SC4 Catalog This course introduces the process of developing solid models using a solid modeling program. Techniques for planning, developing, organizing and maintaining CAD files related to solid modeling will be addressed. Through lectures and hands-on exercises, students will explore the concepts and usage of explicit modeling, parametric modeling and feature-based modeling by using all of these tools integrated within SolidWorks. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits plus 1 contact hour = 2 lecture, 2 laboratory --- # ETG190 — Siemens NX Add to My SC4 Catalog This course offers an introduction to the use of Siemens NX computer aided drafting 2D/3D industrial standard design software, focusing on hands-on exercises covering parametric modeling, 3D Modeling, sheet metal design, assembly modeling, and multiview drawings. Prerequisite(s): None Corequisite(s): None 3 contacts = 2 lecture 4 lab --- # ETG210 — Introduction to Mold Design Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to give students an understanding of the design, construction and terminology involved in designing and building plastic injection molds. Specific emphasis will be placed on standard design procedures used in designing injection molds today. This class will use computer aided drafting software. Prerequisite(s): ETG 160 3 credits plus 1 contact hour = 2 lecture, 2 laboratory Prerequisites: ETG160 --- # ETG220 — Jig/Fixture Design Add to My SC4 Catalog The principles of tooling design for productive machining operations are the main focus of this course. Comparative analysis of standards and commercial work-holding devices for such operations as drilling, milling, turning and grinding (cams, links, motion and gear) are also designed along kinematic outlines. From shop sketches, actual layouts are formulated and assembled. From the design drawing, working drawings are then produced following all present day drafting specifications, with emphasis on standard component parts and supply catalog. Offered winter semester onl… Prerequisites: ETG115 --- # ETG230 — Tool/Die Design Add to My SC4 Catalog Principle concepts of material flow and properties, along with fundamental die design pertaining to forming, cutting, drawing and piercing operations performed on standard industrial presses are reviewed. From actual part prints, actual die designs are formulated, working drawings are made, machine mechanisms are reviewed and reproduction is made. All practices are geared to those used in modern drafting rooms today. Offered fall semester only. Prerequisite(s): ETG 115 3 credits plus 3 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory Prerequisites: ETG115 --- # ETG245 — Electrical Controls 2D/3D Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to give students the skill set to understand electrical control schematics, components, and methods. The student will also learn to design 2D electrical control schematics using computer aided design software (CAD) as well as design 3D electrical control panels. Also, the student will learn to prepare industry standard electrical control reports, and bill of material reports. Prerequisite(s): ETG 160 Corequisite(s): None 3 contacts = 2 lecture 4 lab Prerequisites: ETG160 --- # ETM107 — Technical Mathematics Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is intended for students preparing for a technical career in one of the following: Mechatronics, Electronics, Precision Machining, Welding, or Computer Aided Drafting. The topics covered will utilize real world technical explanations and examples. Topics covered will include basic math operations algebra, geometry, measurement using U.S. and metric standards, functions, graphs, and trigonometric functions. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # ETM110 — Electrical Power and Control Circuits Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on the concepts and principles of electricity, magnetism and logic applied to electrical power and control logic circuits. Major topics studied in this course include relay ladder logic control circuits, electric motor control circuits, solid state control systems, single and three phase transformers and motors, DC motors, rectifiers, generators/alternators and a variety of input and output control devices applied to automation and machine tool applications. Emphasis is placed on reading, drawing and analyzing ladder logic, line diagrams and wiring di… --- # ETM130 — Programmable Logic Controllers Add to My SC4 Catalog This course introduces students to programmable logic controllers (PLCs). It focuses on the underlying principles of how PLCs work and provides students with the knowledge and “hands-on” training to install, program, modify, interface, troubleshoot and maintain PLC systems. Programming is done both on-and off-line. No previous knowledge of PLC systems or programming is required. Prerequisite(s): ETE 100 or ETM 110 3 credits plus 3 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory Prerequisites: ETE100, ETM110 --- # ETM140 — Fluid Power and Control Circuits I Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides an introduction to fluid power. It focuses on the concepts, physical laws, principles of operation and applications of components and circuits found in modern fluid power systems. This course will provide students with the knowledge and “hands-on” training to install, modify, troubleshoot, maintain and repair basic fluid power components, circuits and systems. No previous knowledge of fluid power systems is required. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits plus 3 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory --- # ETM150 — Mechatronics Co-op Add to My SC4 Catalog This course consists of work experience in industry relating to industrial automation (each 80 hours of work experience related to the --- # ETM160 — Introduction to Programming and Interfacing: Industrial Robots Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to introduce students to programming and interfacing industrial robots and provide a general overview of the technologies that are incorporated in an automated system. No previous programming experience is necessary. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits plus 3 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory --- # ETM210 — Weld Robot Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to provide the student with an understanding of how to integrate and program a FANUC LRMate industrial robot and a Miller Auto-Continuum 350 MIG welder. The final intent is to be able to program a robotic weld work cell to be a completely automated system. As a professional this ability is required in order to be effective when working with robotics welding systems and automation. Prerequisite(s): ETM 160 and ETW 115 Corequisite(s): None 3 credits plus 6 contacts = 3 lecture 3 laboratory Prerequisites: ETM160, ETW115 --- # ETM240 — Fluid Power and Control Circuits II Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a continuation of ETM 140 . Topics studied include pneumatic logic, cartridge valves and electro-fluid power components, circuits and systems utilizing discrete, proportional and servo control. Programmable controllers will be used in addition to pneumatic logic as a means of controlling fluid power components and systems. Prerequisite(s): ETM 140 3 credits plus 3 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory Prerequisites: ETM140 --- # ETM280 — Advanced Robotics and Programmable Controls Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to provide the student with an understanding of how to integrate components, equipment and work cells into a completely automated system. The areas of study include computer, industrial robot, and programmable logic controller programming, as well as utilizing robot vision and sensors to control the automated system. Prerequisite(s): ETM 130 and ETM 160 3 credits plus 3 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory Prerequisites: ETM130, ETM160 --- # ETP100 — CNC Survey 1 credits · 1 hours Add to My SC4 Catalog This is an introductory survey course in Computerized Numerical Control: programming, safety, and setup of a CNC mill and /or CNC lathe. 5 Lecture, 0.5 Lab --- # ETP110 — Machine Tools Add to My SC4 Catalog This introductory course focuses on internationally accepted machining practices and measurement systems (inch/pound and metric). Lab projects include operating the mill, lathe, saw and drill press. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits plus 2 = 3 lecture, 3 laboratory --- # ETP120 — Machine Tool, Advanced Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a continuation of ETP 110 with greater emphasis placed on development of skills in machine operations. Solutions of problems that arise in the planning and tooling for production of parts, economy, design, estimating, and processing and planning are developed and analyzed. Prerequisite(s): ETP 110 4 credits plus 2 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory Prerequisites: ETP110 --- # ETP200 — G-Code Programming for CNC Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to develop technical knowledge and skills in computerized numerical control (CNC) programming, using the G-Code programming language and utilizing a 3-axis CNC milling machine. Prerequisite(s): None Corequisite(s): None 3 contacts = 2 lecture 4 lab --- # ETP215 — CNC 2D Programming Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to develop technical knowledge and skills in computerized numerical control (CNC) programming, using 2D CNC machining code, utilizing Mastercam programming and simulation software. The course will use Mastercam 2D software as well as 3-axis CNC milling machines. Prerequisite(s): None Corequisite(s): None 3 contacts = 2 lecture 4 lab --- # ETP220 — CNC Surfacing Applications Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on the generation and machining of surfaces and solids. Students will use MasterCam Software to design and machine surfaces and solids. Prerequisite(s): ETP 215 or Industrial CNC Mill Work Experience 3 credits plus 3 contact hour = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory Prerequisites: ETP215 --- # ETW101 — Basic Oxyacetylene Welding, Cutting and Brazing Add to My SC4 Catalog This introductory course provides students with a technical understanding of oxyacetylene welding, flame cutting, brazing fundamentals and safety. It also provides training to develop the manual skills necessary to produce quality welds on mild steel in flat position. Prerequisite(s): None 1 credit plus 1 contact hour = 2 laboratory --- # ETW110 — Basic Shielded Metal Arc Welding Add to My SC4 Catalog This introductory course provides students with a technical understanding of arc welding fundamentals, welding safety, arc welding machines and electrode classification and selection. It also provides training to develop the manual skill necessary to make quality shielded metal-arc welds in flat position on mild steel. Prerequisite(s): None 1 credit plus 1 contact hour = 2 laboratory --- # ETW115 — Basic Gas Metal Arc Welding Add to My SC4 Catalog This introductory course provides students with a technical understanding of Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG) of low carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum in flat, horizontal and vertical positions. Prerequisite(s): None Corequisite(s): None 1 credit plus 2 contacts = 2 laboratory --- # ETW130 — Basic Gas Tungsten Arc Welding Add to My SC4 Catalog This introductory course provides students with a technical understanding of Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG) of low carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminum in flat, horizontal and vertical positions. Prerequisite(s): None Corequisite(s): None 1 credit plus 2 contacts = 2 laboratory --- # ETW170 — Print Reading for Welders and Fabricators Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will give students an understanding of the prints used in the welding and fabrication industry. Welding symbols, various drafting lines, metric system, basic shop math, orthographic and pictorial views will be used. Set-up tools, including tape measures, angle blocks, fitting shims, turn buckles, wedges and various clamping methods will be demonstrated. Students also will design an individual project, draw a detailed print and deliver a presentation to the class. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # ETW210 — Advanced Shielded Metal Arc Welding Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a continuation of ETW 110 . Students will focus on Butt joints using E6010 for the root and E7018 for fill and cover passes. Horizontal, vertical and overhead positions will be practiced extensively. Upon completion of this course, students will be required to take two A.W.S. (American Welding Society) certification tests. Prerequisite(s): ETW 101 and ETW 110 and ETW 115 and ETW 130 3 credits plus 3 = 6 laboratory Prerequisites: ETW101, ETW110, ETW115, ETW130 --- # ETW211 — Shielded Metal Arc Welding: Pipe Add to My SC4 Catalog This course concentrates on the S.M.A.W. (Shielded Metal Arc Welding) (stick) process. Students will focus on 6” pipe in the 2-G and 5-G positions. Open root with E6010 and E7018 fill and cover passes will be used. Upon successful completion of the course students will take an A.W.S. (American Welding Society) certification test on 6” diameter pipe. Prerequisite(s): ETW 210 4 credits plus 2 = 6 laboratory Prerequisites: ETW210 --- # ETW212 — Advanced Shielded Metal Arc Welding: Pipe Add to My SC4 Catalog This course concentrates on the S.M.A.W. (Shielded Metal Arc Welding) on 6” diameter pipe in the 6-G position. Students will concentrate their efforts on taking an A.W.S. (American Welding Society) certification test on 6” diameter pipe in the 6-G position Prerequisite(s): ETW 211 3 credits plus 3 = 6 laboratory Prerequisites: ETW211 --- # ETW220 — Advanced Gas Metal Arc Welding Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on the different aspects of the M.I.G. (Metal Inert Gas) welding process. Mild steel, aluminum, solid wire and flux cored wire will be used. Upon completion of this course, students will be required to take two A.W.S. (American Welding Society) certification tests. Prerequisite(s): ETW 101 and ETW 110 and ETW 115 and ETW 130 3 credits plus 3 = 6 laboratory Prerequisites: ETW101, ETW110, ETW115, ETW130 --- # ETW221 — Basic Gas Metal Arc Welding: Pipe Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on M.I.G. (Metal Inert Gas) welding of 6” diameter and larger Pipe in the 2-G, 5-G and 6-G positions. Students will concentrate their effort on taking an A.W.S. (American Welding Society) certification test on 6” diameter pipe in the 2-G or 5-G position. Prerequisite(s): ETW 220 4 credits plus 2 = 6 laboratory Prerequisites: ETW220 --- # ETW222 — Advanced Gas Metal Arc Welding: Pipe Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on M.I.G. (Metal Inert Gas) welding of 6” diameter and larger pipe in the 6-G position. Students will concentrate their effort on taking an A.W.S. (American Welding Society) Certification test on 6” diameter pipe in the 6-G position. Prerequisite(s): ETW 221 3 credits plus 3 = 6 laboratory Prerequisites: ETW221 --- # ETW230 — Advanced Gas Tungsten Arc Welding Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on advanced techniques of the T.I.G. (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding process. Students will be trained on multiple joints in all positions. At the end of this course, students will take two A.W.S. (American Welding Society) certification tests, using the T.I.G. process. Prerequisite(s): ETW 101 and ETW 110 and ETW 115 and ETW 130 3 credits plus 3 = 6 laboratory Prerequisites: ETW101, ETW110, ETW115, ETW130 --- # ETW231 — Basic Gas Tungsten Arc Welding: Pipe Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on T.I.G. (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding of 2” diameter and larger pipe in the 2-G and 5-G positions. Students will concentrate their efforts on taking an A.W.S. (American Welding Society) Certification test on 2” diameter pipe in the 2-G and 5-G positions. Prerequisite(s): ETW 230 4 credits plus 2 = 6 laboratory Prerequisites: ETW230 --- # ETW232 — Advanced Gas Tungsten Arc Welding: Pipe Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on T.I.G. (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding of 2” diameter pipe in the 6-G position. Students will concentrate their efforts on taking an A.W.S. (American Welding Society) certification test on 2” diameter pipe in the 6-G position. Prerequisite(s): ETW 231 3 credits plus 3 = 6 laboratory Prerequisites: ETW231 --- # ETW233 — Gas Tungsten Arc Welding: Aluminum Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on advanced techniques of the T.I.G. (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding process, welding on aluminum. Students will be trained on flat, horizontal, vertical and overhead positions. At the end of this course students will take two A.W.S. (American Welding Society) qualification tests on 3/8” thick aluminum using the T.I.G. process. Prerequisite(s): ETW 230 3 credits plus 3 contacts = 6 Laboratory Prerequisites: ETW230 --- # ETW240 — Advanced Flux Cored Arc Welding Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on Flux Cored Arc Welding (F.C.A.W.) on 3/8 mild steel plate in all position. Students will concentrate their efforts on taking two A.W.S. (American Welding Society) certification tests in the 3-G (vertical) and 4-G (overhead) positions on 3/8 mild steel plate. Prerequisite(s): ETW 101 and ETW 110 and ETW 115 and ETW 130 3 credits plus 3 = 6 laboratory Prerequisites: ETW101, ETW110, ETW115, ETW130 --- # ETW241 — Basic Flux Cored Arc Welding: Pipe Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on Flux Cored Arc Welding (F.C.A.W.) on 6” schedule 80 pipe in the 2-G and 5-G positions. Students will concentrate their efforts on taking an A.W.S. (American Welding Society) certification test in the 5-G position on 6” schedule 80 pipe. Prerequisite(s): ETW 240 4 credits plus 2 = 6 laboratory Prerequisites: ETW240 --- # ETW242 — Advanced Flux Cored Arc Welding: Pipe Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on F.C.A.W. (Flux Cored Arc Welding) on 6” schedule 80 pipe in the 6-G position. Students will concentrate their efforts on taking an A.W.S. (American Welding Society) certification test in the 6-G position on 6” diameter, schedule 80 pipe. Prerequisite(s): ETW 241 4 credits plus 2 = 6 laboratory Prerequisites: ETW241 --- # ETW270 — Industrial Fabrication Add to My SC4 Catalog This course gives students the skills and knowledge necessary to fabricate an intricate weldment utilizing a detailed print along with the unique tools found in the welding and fabrication industry. Students will fabricate a project to a dimensional tolerance of plus or minus 1/16” and one angular degree. Prerequisite(s): ETW 101 and ETW 110 and ETW 115 and ETW 130 and ETW 170 3 credits plus 1 contacts = 2 lecture, 2 laboratory Prerequisites: ETW101, ETW110, ETW115, ETW130, ETW170 --- # FIN215 — Introduction to Corporate Finance Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides an introduction to the study of corporate financial decision making. Financial decisions have an important impact on the financial management of organizations. Some of the topics covered include: the time value of money; capital budgeting; financial planning models; risk management; the business valuation models; and discounted cash flows. Prerequisite(s): ACCT 212 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: ACCT212 --- # FR101 — Introductory French I Add to My SC4 Catalog The essentials of the French language and culture are introduced in this course. Students begin to achieve basic facility in speaking, understanding, reading and writing the language as well as acquiring insight into French life and customs. Audio materials are employed to enhance the students’ speaking and comprehension skills. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # FR102 — Introductory French II Add to My SC4 Catalog The course completes the introductory level of the French language. The student is expected to have acquired basic speaking and comprehension skills, knowledge of grammar of the language, as well as the ability to read and write simple prose and to express ideas in writing. Continued use is made of audio materials. The course is open to students who have completed one semester of the language in college or one year in high school. 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # FR203 — Intermediate French I Add to My SC4 Catalog A systematic review of the principles of French grammar is undertaken. Selections are read from representative French writers. Vocabulary enrichment and further practice in speaking, understanding and writing are provided. Prerequisite(s): None; this course is recommended for students who have completed FR 102 or who have completed two semesters of French at another college or two years of high school French instruction 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # FR204 — Intermediate French II Add to My SC4 Catalog More extensive reading of representative French writers is undertaken along with continued development and review of the communications skills. Prerequisite(s): None; this course is recommended for students who have completed FR 203 or who have completed three semesters of French at another college or three years of high school French instruction 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # FR257 — Selected Topics in French Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is an intensive study of one or more specialized interests in literature, language and/or culture. Topics will be selected by the discipline. Those students planning to transfer and use this course as an elective for a French major or minor will be expected to do their coursework in French. Depending on the course, the instructor may also give alternative assignments in English to students interested in French culture and literature who are taking the course for electives in the humanities. Prerequisite(s): FR 101 and FR 102 or permission of instructor 1-3 cr… Prerequisites: FR101, FR102 --- # GD110 — Advertising Design Add to My SC4 Catalog This course examines the principles and strategies of advertising through the framework of visual design. Students analyze the fundamentals of creative thinking, branding, and visual persuasion, developing a critical understanding of how design influences consumer behavior. Through applied theory, this course equips students to conceptualize and design advertising campaigns that effectively align with marketing --- # GD140 — Introduction to Graphic Arts Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides an essential introduction to graphic design, emphasizing foundational skills in vector, raster, and layout-based software. Students explore computer technology as a creative medium, mastering fundamental design tools, techniques, and software functionality to support digital media creation. This course lays the groundwork for further studies in graphic design and related disciplines. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits plus 3 contacts hours = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory --- # GD150 — Digital Imaging Add to My SC4 Catalog Digital imaging introduces students to the creative and technical foundations of raster-based software, through hands-on exploration. This course focuses on developing creative problem-solving abilities and essential studio skills, covering topics such as color adjustments, layering, masking, advanced brushes, filters, and text integration. Special attention is given to preparing images for both print and web applications, ensuring students are equipped for diverse creative and professional pursuits. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits plus 3 = 1 lecture, 5 laboratory --- # GD151 — Digital Photography Add to My SC4 Catalog This course introduces students to the fundamentals of photography as both an art form and a communication tool. Students will gain hands-on experience with digital cameras, learning key technical aspects such as apertures, shutter speeds, ISO settings, and lighting techniques. Emphasis is placed on composition, exposure control, and image editing using raster-based software. Students enhance their photographs through color correction, retouching, and compositing techniques. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits plus 3 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory --- # GD210 — Typography I Add to My SC4 Catalog This course introduces students to the art and mechanics of typography, focusing on typographic design from basic letterforms to advanced type composition. Students learn the anatomy of typefaces, the refinement of type spacing, and the classification of type families. Emphasis is placed on typographic systems, grid-based layout methods, and the historical and contemporary practices that shape modern typography. Fall offering only. Prerequisite(s): GD 140 3 credits plus 3 = 1 lecture, 5 laboratory Prerequisites: GD140 --- # GD220 — Typography II Add to My SC4 Catalog This course builds upon the principles introduced in GD 210, offering students the opportunity to refine their typographic skills through advanced exploration. Emphasizing grid-based structures, students will analyze, edit, and organize information to create clear, visually engaging communication. Additionally, students explore the expressive potential of typography by integrating type as an image and by creating an original, fully functional typeface. Winter offering only. Prerequisite(s): GD 210 3 credits plus 3 = 1 lecture, 5 laboratory Prerequisites: GD210 --- # GD230 — Digital Illustration Add to My SC4 Catalog This course introduces students to digital illustration techniques, focusing on both creative and practical applications of digital drawing and painting. Through hands-on projects, students explore digital painting, Bézier curves, custom brushes, and advanced drawing tools. Emphasis is placed on integrating artistic expression with versatile illustration techniques to develop a range of visual styles. Fall offering only. Prerequisite(s): GD 140 3 credits plus 3 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory Prerequisites: GD140 --- # GD231 — Motion Graphics Add to My SC4 Catalog This course introduces students to the fundamentals of motion design, utilizing industry-standard software for the creation of dynamic animated visuals. Students will design digital elements and animate, applying principles of timing, staging, transitions, and visual storytelling. Through creative hand-on projects, students will gain proficiency in two-dimensional animation techniques, vector illustrations, and the fundamental principles of motion design. Prerequisite(s): GD 140 3 credits plus 3 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory Prerequisites: GD140 --- # GD235 — Production Processes Add to My SC4 Catalog This course equips students with the skills to transform design concepts into production-ready materials for both print and digital platforms. Through hands-on projects, students will create brand guides, construct dielines, develop packaging, and optimize print ads for web use. Additionally, students will gain expertise in color formulas, separations, varnishes, die cuts, and industry-standard print terminology. Covering both small- and large-format design challenges, this course provides a comprehensive understanding of professional production workflows. Fall offering… Prerequisites: GD140 --- # GD250 — Graphic Design I Add to My SC4 Catalog This course introduces students to conceptual thinking and visual problem-solving within the context of creative and client-driven design problems. Through structured projects, students navigate the procedural stages of brainstorming, discussion, sketching, and planning to develop effective visual communication solutions. This course emphasizes the iterative design process, preparing students for the demands of a professional graphic design practice. Fall offering only. Prerequisite(s): GD 140 3 credits plus 3 = 1 lecture, 5 laboratory Prerequisites: GD140 --- # GD255 — Graphic Design II Add to My SC4 Catalog This course builds upon GD 250, emphasizing problem-solving and technical skills essential for commercial design. Students will engage in creative and client-driven projects that further develop conceptual thinking, design, methodologies, communication strategies, and technical expertise. Through hands-on, real-world applications, students produce professional-quality design solutions. Winter offering only. Prerequisite(s): GD 250 3 credits plus 3 = 1 lecture, 5 laboratory Prerequisites: GD250 --- # GD260 — Video Production Add to My SC4 Catalog This course introduces students to the fundamentals of video production, emphasizing creative ideas through visual storytelling. Students will gain practical experience in cinematography, lighting, sound recording, and editing, developing the skills needed to produce high-quality video content. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits plus 3 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory --- # GD270 — 3D Modeling and Animation Add to My SC4 Catalog This course introduces students to the core principles of 3D modeling and animation using industry-standard software. Students will explore fundamental techniques for creating digital 3D assets, including object shaping, mesh sculpting, character rigging, animation basics, and rendering. This course provides the foundational knowledge needed to produce professional-quality 3D models and animations for design, entertainment, and commercial applications. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits plus 3 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory --- # GD280 — Web Design for Graphic Artists Add to My SC4 Catalog This course serves as both a capstone course for Graphic Design students and an introduction to website design and development. Students will explore webpage design, layout, and implementation from a designer’s perspective. Emphasis is placed on learning HTML, CSS, user experience (UX), user interface (UI), and responsive design. The course culminates in the creation of a personal portfolio website that highlights the student’s work. Winter offering only. Prerequisite(s): GD 210 and GD 250 , plus one of the following GD 230 , GD 231 , GD 260 or GD 270 3 credits plus 3 =… Prerequisites: GD210, GD250, GD230, GD231, GD260, GD270 --- # GD290 — Portfolio Presentation Add to My SC4 Catalog This course serves as a culminating experience for graphic design students, emphasizing portfolio development, presentation, and self-promotion. Students will critically assess, refine, and showcase their best work while exploring career strategies, personal branding, and self-marketing techniques. The course concludes with the annual gallery exhibition, where students publicly present their portfolios, demonstrating their technical expertise and professional readiness. Winter offering only. Prerequisite(s): GD 210 and GD 250 , plus one of the following GD 230 , GD 231 ,… Prerequisites: GD210, GD250, GD230, GD231, GD260, GD270 --- # GEO101 — Earth Science Add to My SC4 Catalog The course offers a description of the physical environment and a broad overview of the weather, climate, mountains, volcanoes, earthquakes, plate tectonics, soils, rivers, glaciers, wind and waves. Students will discover where these natural features exist and why they are located where they are. Features of the natural landscape will be described with emphasis not only on identification, but also on the significance of location. This course is structured as a science course for non-science majors that wish to take a lab science course designed for the liberal arts, educ… --- # GEO102 — Human Geography Add to My SC4 Catalog Human Geography studies the various cultural landscapes created by man around the globe. Such landscapes include patterns in agriculture, urban development, populations, economics, languages, religions, etc. This course gives the student an overview of many different cultures and the opportunity to compare them with their own. This course is a once-a-year offering. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # GEO105 — Introduction to Meteorology Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is an introduction to meteorology - the study of the earth’s atmosphere, its weather and climate. The course will include discussions of the atmospheric conditions that control and influence the earth’s weather and climate and hands-on experience with the types of observations essential to grasp the fundamental principles of meteorology. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits , plus 1 contact hour = 3 lecture , 2 laboratory --- # GEO137 — Global Energy Resources Add to My SC4 Catalog This course addresses everyday science for the non-science student. Humans consume energy all day long. From gasoline in our cars to electricity in our microwaves and natural gas for our heat, we consume more and more each year. In this course, we will take a look at the simple science of electricity, the chemistry of biofuels, the “magic” behind manufacturing solar panels, the basic science of your car engine and the scientific concepts of harnessing hydrogen power, wind power, solar power, hydro-electric power and geothermal power for our everyday needs. We will also r… --- # GEO175 — Global Sustainability Add to My SC4 Catalog A description of basic sustainability concepts starting with household recycling, energy conservation, weatherization, renewable energy, green roofs and then moving into regional sustainability efforts such as mass transportation, updated electrical grids and smart metering of electrical utilities. Global sustainability relies on local and regional efforts while global politics is often based on the need to obtain energy or goods that may be in short supply. The course offers a broad overview of sustainable options for human societies around the world. This course is str… --- # GEO176 — Viewing The Earth From Space Add to My SC4 Catalog Viewing the Earth from Space is designed for non-science majors. Air and space technology has revolutionized how humans have viewed the earth. In this course, students will see amazing footage, hear firsthand accounts, and discover how air and space pioneers have dramatically altered how we study and understand our planet earth today. Human’s collective philosophy of life can be (and has been) altered by views of the earth from space. This is home. Prerequisite(s): None 1 credit = 1 lecture --- # GEO233 — World Regional Geography Add to My SC4 Catalog World regional Geography is a course that is intended to acquaint students with the cultural and natural environments in which they live. The course is multifaceted-faceted with a variety of different topics introduced, including landforms of various regions, religions, and languages of the people, basic history and its effects today, current events and regional points of interest. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # GLG101 — Physical Geology Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed for prospective teachers, geologists, naturalists, or anyone interested in learning more about the composition and structure of the earth, as well as the processes that produce its diverse landforms from mountain ranges and volcanoes to the Great Lakes basins. GLG 101 meets the laboratory science requirement for the Associate in Arts, the Associate in Science and the Associate in General Education Degrees. Prerequisite(s): Appropriate placement by college assessment 4 credits , plus 1 contact hour = 3 lecture , 2 laboratory --- # GLG102 — Historical Geology Add to My SC4 Catalog This course presents earth’s history through geologic time as revealed in the rocks of its crust. Topics include radiometric dating, paleontology and plate tectonics. The laboratory activities offer practical experience in the use of fossils, rocks and geologic maps to reconstruct the history of a region. An activity involving field work will be available to interested students. This course is a once-a-year offering. Prerequisite(s): GLG 101 4 credits , plus 1 contact hour = 3 lecture , 2 laboratory Prerequisites: GLG101 --- # GLG220 — Paleontology Add to My SC4 Catalog Paleontology is the study of the history of life on Earth. The remains of simple life forms are found in rocks as old as 3.4 billion years. Layered sedimentary rocks, deposited over the past 700 million years, contain an abundance of fossil remains of complex life forms from which plants and animals have descended. What we know of the evolutionary patterns of plants and animals comes from the study of these fossils. Biostratigraphy, the study of the special distribution and temporal relationships of fossils and fossil bearing rocks is an important component of geology. L… --- # GR101 — Introductory German I Add to My SC4 Catalog The essentials of the German language and culture are introduced in this course. Students begin to achieve basic facility in speaking, understanding, reading and writing the language as well as acquiring insight into German life and customs. Audio materials are employed to enhance the students’ speaking and comprehension skills. The oral and written use of the language is emphasized in this course. Students use German in everyday situations and some discussion of German culture will be presented. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # GR102 — Introductory German II Add to My SC4 Catalog The course completes the introductory level of the German language. The student is expected to have acquired basic speaking and comprehension skills, knowledge of grammar of the language, as well as the ability to read and write simple prose and to express ideas in writing. Continued use is made of the audio materials. The course is open to students who have completed one semester of the language in college or one year in high school. 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # GR203 — Intermediate German I Add to My SC4 Catalog A systematic review of the principles of German grammar is undertaken. Selections are read from representative German writers. Vocabulary enrichment and further practice in speaking, understanding and writing are provided. 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # GR204 — Intermediate German II Add to My SC4 Catalog More extensive reading of representative German writers is undertaken along with continued development and review of communications skills. 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # GR257 — Selected Topics in German Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is an intensive study of one or more specialized interests in literature, language, and/or culture. Topics will be selected by the discipline. Those students planning to transfer and use this course as an elective for a German major or minor will be expected to do their coursework in German. Depending on the course, the instructor may also give alternative assignments in English to students interested in German culture and literature who are taking the course for electives in the humanities. Prerequisite(s): GR 102 or permission of instructor 1-3 credits = 1-… Prerequisites: GR102 --- # HE101 — Math Related to Drug Administration Add to My SC4 Catalog An introductory course to review basic mathematics as it relates to the health care profession and to prepare health care professionals to calculate medication dosages. Topics include a review of basic mathematics, introduction to the metric system, calculations using dimensional analysis including oral and parenteral medication, IV calculations and pediatric safe dose calculations. Prerequisite(s): MTH 1000 or appropriate placement by college assessment 1 credit = 1 lecture Prerequisites: MTH1000 --- # HE102 — Medical Terminology Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed for health care students to enable them to acquire the knowledge and use of medical terms and abbreviations through a broad range of learning experiences. Prerequisite(s): None 2 credits = 2 lecture --- # HE103 — Critical Thinking in the Healthcare Professions Add to My SC4 Catalog This is a basic course in developing critical thinking skills and practicing the application of the skills in a variety of situations. The course includes development of thinking skills based on the eight elements of thought to guide students through a variety of decision-making situations. Prerequisite(s): None 2 credits = 2 lecture --- # HE106 — Interpretation of Laboratory and Diagnostic Tests in the Healthcare Professions Add to My SC4 Catalog Is an introductory course to develop knowledge and the ability to interpret the findings of a variety of laboratory and diagnostic tests. The course includes patient preparation and the interpretation of normal and abnormal values. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 102 & BIO 271 or BIO 160 2 credits = 2 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG102, BIO271, BIO160 --- # HE107 — Stress Management and Neuromuscular Relaxation Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on the effect of stress on health and various methods/strategies for reducing stress in a person’s life. The course will include scientific principles of neuromuscular relaxation practices and low-intensity exercises. Topics will include progressive relaxation, autogenic training, meditation, yoga and other relaxation interventions. Lecture, discussion and practice sessions will be used. NOTE: This course is also offered as PE 107 . Students may register for HE 107 or PE 107 but not for both. Prerequisite(s): None 2 credits = 1 lecture, 1 laboratory --- # HE112 — Medical Law and Ethics for the Allied Health Professional Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides an overview of the law and ethics surrounding the workplace for an Allied Health Professional. Topics include legal implications and ethical considerations in the medical workplace. Prerequisite(s): None 1 credit = 1 lecture --- # HE141 — Personal Health Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to develop attitudes, skills and habits favorable to healthful living. The mental, physical and social aspects of individual and community health are stressed. NOTE: This course is also offered as PE 141 . Students may register for PE 141 or HE 141 but not both. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # HE205 — Nutrition and Diet Therapy Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is open to any student who is interested in nutrition and health. The course covers nutrition and diet therapy as they relate to prevention and treatment of chronic and acute illness. Composition and classification of foods, nutrients and their function; food and public health laws; and nutrition under special conditions are covered. Emphasis will be given to basic food constituents and their physiological relationships within the body. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # HE210 — Health Care Delivery Systems Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will describe basic concepts of health care delivery systems in the United States, with an emphasis on the identification of types of services available, settings of care and utilization of health services. Prerequisite(s): ENG 101 or ENG 100 2 credits = 2 lecture Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG100 --- # HE224 — Altered States of Adult Health Add to My SC4 Catalog In this course, students learn how deviations from normal anatomy and physiology disrupt the holistic functioning of the human body. Students learn that regardless of these changes, the body’s adaptive mechanisms work to preserve homeostatsis. Students learn about medical and nursing management strategies to address complex dysfunctions in adult individuals. Emphasis is placed on recognizing the application of evidence-based nursing interventions. Prerequisite(s): BIO 272 4 credits = 4 lecture Prerequisites: BIO272 --- # HIS101 — History of Western Civilization to 1715 Add to My SC4 Catalog The evolution of the modern Western world is surveyed from its ancient and medieval cultural footings to the making of contemporary cultural premises. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # HIS102 — History of Western Civilization Since 1715 Add to My SC4 Catalog This course moves the development of Western Civilization from the Enlightenment to the French Revolution and Napoleon and the Industrial Revolution through the 19th century to explain nationalism, communism, fascism, collective security, the Cold War, and other major experiences of the 20th century world. HIS 102 may be taken before HIS 101 . Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # HIS149 — History of the US, 1607 to 1876 Add to My SC4 Catalog This course deals with the history of the United States from colonial times through Reconstruction. Among the many topics included are the development of the colonies, separation from Great Britain, growth as an independent nation, the rise of sectionalism, the Civil War and Reconstruction. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # HIS150 — History of the US, 1877 to Present Add to My SC4 Catalog This course deals with the United States from 1877 to the present. Topics such as the transformation to an urban-industrial nation, the emergence of the U.S. as a world power including the world wars and the Depression are covered. The last part of the course describes the Cold War, the civil rights movement, Vietnam and the new politics. This course may be taken before HIS 149 . Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # HIS175 — History of Michigan Add to My SC4 Catalog This course begins with an in-depth examination of the prehistoric and historic Indians of Michigan. The periods of French and British rule and Michigan’s transition from territory to state are covered as well. The course also explores Michigan’s contribution to wars the United States has been involved in, specifically the Civil War, World War One, and World War Two. Michigan’s transition from an agricultural to an industrial state with worldwide impact is also surveyed. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # HIS233 — African-American History 1619 to 1877 Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will survey African-American history from 1619 to 1877 and will explore such topics as the Atlantic slave trade, the origins of slavery in the U.S., comparative slavery in the Americas, slave culture, free blacks, the demise of slavery, and the reconstruction experience. The course will view American history from the perspective of the African-American experience. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # HIS240 — Contemporary World History Add to My SC4 Catalog The causes of World War One, the war itself and the Treaty of Versailles are discussed. The rise of communism and fascism, the breakdown of collective security between the world wars, World War Two, the Cold War, and the period of détente are covered. The end of the Cold War and more current events are also explained. The impact of these events on Asia, Africa and Latin America are discussed as well. No However, it is recommended that students complete History 102 or History 150 before enrolling in History 240. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # HIS297 — American Women’s History Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a historical view of American women. It begins with a discussion of women from the time of British settlement on this continent. Emphasis is placed on the major periods of change, the accomplishments, and the contributions of women in America, beginning with the convention at Seneca Falls. Some other areas that receive particular attention are the post Civil War period, the Progressive Era, Women’s Suffrage, the effects of the two world wars and their aftermath, and women’s changing role in a changing world. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # MTH1000 — Math for Everyday Life Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a semester-long quantitative literacy-based course that surveys a variety of mathematical topics needed to prepare students for college level statistics, quantitative reasoning, or algebra intensive courses. The course is organized around big mathematical and statistical ideas. The course s students develop conceptual understanding and acquire multiple strategies for solving problems. This course prepares students for success in future courses and s them develop skills for the workplace and as a productive citizen. This course will offer an additional hour… --- # MTH1010 — Intermediate Algebra Add to My SC4 Catalog This course consists of a continuation of the Algebra sequence. Topics include systems of equations, functions and graphs, radical expressions, rational exponents, complex numbers, and logarithms. Students should take the MTH 1010 and MTH 1015 combination or MTH 1020 . 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # MTH1011 — Intermediate Algebra with Support Add to My SC4 Catalog This course consists of the basic topics in algebra. These topics include systems of equations, functions and graphs, inequalities, absolute value equations and inequalities, radicals, radical functions, radical equations, complex numbers, quadratic equations and functions, exponential functions, logarithmic functions and exponential and logarithmic equations. Students may receive credit for MTH 1011 and MTH 1015 , or MTH 1020 . Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits plus 2 contacts = 6 lecture --- # MTH1015 — Plane Trigonometry Add to My SC4 Catalog The content of this course will be a review of selected topics from plane geometry, radian and degree measures, definitions, and properties of trigonometric functions, identities, trigonometric equations, graphs, identities involving composite angles, laws of sines and cosines, and the solution of triangles. Students should take the MTH 1010 and MTH 1015 combination, or MTH 1020 . For those students who intend to take pre-calculus ( MTH 1130 ) and who are currently enrolled in or have already completed MTH 1010, this course is a required Prerequisite(s): MTH 1010 or MTH… Prerequisites: MTH1010, MTH1011 --- # MTH1020 — Intermediate Algebra and Plane Trigonometry Add to My SC4 Catalog This is an integrated algebra/trigonometry course covering the topics of MTH 1010 and MTH 1015 . It is intended for those students who want to satisfy the Students should take the MTH 1010 and MTH 1015 combination, or MTH 1020. Prerequisite(s): Appropriate placement by college assessment 5 credits = 5 lecture Prerequisites: MTH1130, MTH1010, MTH1015 --- # MTH1100 — Foundations of Math Add to My SC4 Catalog Students will be actively involved in investigations of mathematics to them attain a better understanding of mathematical ideas, build sharper skills for analyzing life issues that stem from mathematics and develop a new perspective and outlook at the way they view the world involving mathematics. 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # MTH1101 — Foundations of Math with Mathematical Literacy Add to My SC4 Catalog Students will be actively involved in investigations of mathematics to them attain a better understanding of mathematical ideas, build sharper skills for analyzing life issues that stem from mathematics and develop a new perspective and outlook at the way they view the world involving mathematics. This course will also provide skills necessary to be successful, including pattern recognition, numeracy, mathematical thinking and investigation, proportional reasoning, basic algebra concepts and linear and exponential functions. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits, plus 2 contac… --- # MTH1120 — Introduction to Statistics Add to My SC4 Catalog This is a beginning course in statistics that will be beneficial to students majoring in any field in which measurements and predictions are made. Topics include: the uses and abuses of data, organization and presentation of date, measures of central tendency and dispersion, probability, types of distributions (binomial, Poisson, and normal), sampling and sampling distributions, testing hypotheses, estimation, regression, and correlation. Prerequisite(s): MTH 1010 or MTH 1011 or MTH 1020 or appropriate placement by college assessment 4 credits = 4 lecture Prerequisites: MTH1010, MTH1011, MTH1020 --- # MTH1121 — Introduction to Statistics with Algebra Support Add to My SC4 Catalog This is a beginning course in statistics that will be beneficial to students majoring in any field in which measurements and predictions are made. To support this class, we include algebraic topics such as order of operations, intervals, linear and rational equations, graphing, square roots, and factorials. Course topics include: the uses and abuses of data, organization and presentation of date, measures of central tendency and dispersion, probability, types of distributions (binomial, Poisson, and normal), sampling and sampling distributions, testing hypotheses, estima… --- # MTH1130 — Pre-Calculus Add to My SC4 Catalog Topics include: limits, equations, identities, and functions. The functions studied include polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric, and their inverses. Calculators are used throughout course. Prerequisite(s): MTH 1010 and MTH 1015 combination, or MTH 1011 and MTH 1015 combination, or MTH 1020 or appropriate placement by college assessment 4 credits = 4 lecture Prerequisites: MTH1010, MTH1015, MTH1011, MTH1020 --- # MTH1140 — Calculus I Add to My SC4 Catalog Topics include: limits, continuity, differentiation, and integration of algebraic, transcendental, and trigonometric functions and applications of the derivative. Prerequisite(s): MTH 1130 or appropriate placement by college assessment 4 credits = 4 lecture Prerequisites: MTH1130 --- # MTH2150 — Calculus II Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a continuation of MTH 1140 . Topics include integration, applications of integrals, integrals of transcendental functions, inverse functions and hyperbolic trigonometric functions, volumes by integration curve lengths and surface area by integration, techniques of integration, conics, polar coordinates, infinite sequences, infinite series, convergence, radius of convergence, and Taylor series. Prerequisite(s): MTH 1140 4 credits = 4 lecture Prerequisites: MTH1140 --- # MTH2155 — Linear Algebra Add to My SC4 Catalog Topics include: matrices, linear systems, basis, linear dependence, dimension, vector space, subspaces dot and cross products, geometry in Rn, inner products, spectral theorem, eigenvalues and eigenvectors, linear transformations, and Gram-Schmidt process. Offered Fall only. Prerequisite(s): MTH 2150 or concurrent enrollment in MTH 2150 4 credits = 4 lecture Prerequisites: MTH2150 --- # MTH2160 — Calculus III Add to My SC4 Catalog This is a continuation of MTH 2150 . Topics include: Three-dimensional coordinates systems, vectors, dot product, cross product, lines and planes in space, vector valued functions, modeling motion, TNB frame, curvature, multivariable functions, limits and continuity, partial derivatives, chain rule, gradient vectors, tangent planes, extreme values, Lagrange multiple integrals, line integrals, vector fields, work, circulation, flux, potential functions, conservative fields, Green’s Theorem, surface area and surface integral, parametrized surfaces, Stokes’ Theorem, and the… Prerequisites: MTH2150 --- # MTH2170 — Differential Equations Add to My SC4 Catalog Topics include setting up, interpreting, and using various methods to solve differential equations, including linear, homogeneous, and nonhomogeneous equations. Methods include variation of parameters, Laplace transforms, and series solutions. Offered Winter Semester only. Prerequisite(s): MTH 2160 4 credits = 4 lecture Prerequisites: MTH2160 --- # MUS100 — Class Piano I Add to My SC4 Catalog In this beginning level course students learn to play pieces on the piano that introduce note reading, piano technique and beginning music theory. Prerequisite(s): None 2 credits = 2 lecture --- # MUS102 — Class Piano II Add to My SC4 Catalog This course builds on skills learned in Class Piano I ( MUS 100 ). As their skills develop, students will play pieces using a wider range of notes on the keyboard, begin creating their own harmonization to melodies, and have opportunities to join with other musicians in playing music. Prerequisite(s): MUS 100 or permission of instructor 2 credits = 2 lecture Prerequisites: MUS100 --- # MUS106 — Music Appreciation Add to My SC4 Catalog This humanities course is an opportunity for students to gain insights into the nature and structure of music. The focus is on the listening to and discussing the music of many styles and periods from early times through today and across the world. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # MUS110 — Basic Musicianship Add to My SC4 Catalog In this course, students study the knowledge and skills necessary to write their own music, including melody and simple harmony. Students also will receive an introduction to basic musical terms and symbols. Additional topics include key signatures, scales and chords. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # MUS120 — Theory I Add to My SC4 Catalog In this course, students will learn basic melody and part writing. This is the first course of four in the study of music theory. Must be taken concurrently with MUS 123 . Offered winter semester only. Prerequisite(s): None Corequisite(s): Concurrent enrollment in MUS 123 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # MUS123 — Ear Training I Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is the aural counterpart and In this course, students will learn to sing, identify and write melodies, scales, intervals and chords. Corequisite(s): MUS 120 2 credits = 2 lecture Prerequisites: MUS110 --- # MUS162 — Choir I Add to My SC4 Catalog Choir I is dedicated to the performance of the finest in vocal literature. The course emphasis is on performance. Hence, attendance at all rehearsals and performances is obligatory. Students may follow he course sequence MUS 162 through MUS 165 , Choir I through IV. Prerequisite(s): None 1 credit , plus 2 = 3 laboratory/rehearsal --- # MUS163 — Choir II Add to My SC4 Catalog Choir II is dedicated to the performance of the finest in vocal literature. The course emphasis is on performance. Hence, attendance at all rehearsals and performances is obligatory. Students may follow the course sequence MUS 162 through MUS 165 , Choir I through IV. Prerequisite(s): MUS 162 1 credit, plus 2 = 3 laboratory/rehearsal Prerequisites: MUS162 --- # MUS164 — Choir III Add to My SC4 Catalog Choir III is dedicated to the performance of the finest in vocal literature. The course emphasis is on performance. Hence, attendance at all rehearsals and performances is obligatory. Students may follow the course sequence MUS 162 through MUS 165 , Choir I through IV. Prerequisite(s): MUS 163 1 credit, plus 2 = 3 laboratory/rehearsal Prerequisites: MUS163 --- # MUS165 — Choir IV Add to My SC4 Catalog Choir IV is dedicated to the performance of the finest in vocal literature. The course emphasis is on performance. Hence, attendance at all rehearsals and performances is obligatory. Students may follow the course sequence MUS 162 through MUS 165 , Choir I through IV. Prerequisite(s): MUS 164 1 credit, plus 2 = 3 laboratory/rehearsal Prerequisites: MUS164 --- # MUS182 — The SC4 Symphonic Band Add to My SC4 Catalog The SC4 Symphonic Band is comprised of the highest caliber wind and percussion students at SC4 and is dedicated to the performance of the finest in symphonic wind literature. Attendance at all rehearsals and performances is obligatory and membership is expected for the entire year. Courses are sequenced as MUS 183, MUS 282 and MUS 283. 1 credit, plus 2 = 3 laboratory/rehearsal --- # MUS187 — The Community Band at SC4 Symphonic Band Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is comprised of college students and members of the community with previous playing experience. The course is not open to music majors. The group is dedicated to the performance of symphonic wind literature. Attendance at all rehearsals and performances is obligatory. This course may be taken up to two times, with a course sequence of MUS 287 the following term. Prerequisite(s): Permission of the instructor, not open to music majors 1 credit , plus 2 = 3 laboratory/rehearsal --- # MUS190 — Chamber Orchestra Add to My SC4 Catalog Performers in the Chamber Orchestra join other like-minded musicians in an instrumental ensemble dedicated to the performance of the best repertoire. The Chamber Orchestra comprises the most advanced instrumentalists at SC4 with other gifted musicians selected by audition. This group performs as a Chamber Orchestra and also in smaller chamber groups. The varied instrumentation and rotation of players within the ensembles provides students a variety of experiences, responsibilities and challenges. As opposed to larger symphonic bands and orchestras, the smaller Chamber Or… --- # PE107 — Stress Management and Neuromuscular Relaxation Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on the effect of stress on health and various methods/strategies for reducing stress in a person’s life. The course will include scientific principles of neuromuscular relaxation practices and low-intensity exercises. Topics will include progressive relaxation, autogenic training, meditation, yoga and other relaxation interventions. Lecture, discussion and practice sessions will be used. NOTE: This course is also offered as HE 107 . Students may register for HE 107 or PE 107 but not for both. Prerequisite(s): None 2 credits = 1 lecture, 1 laboratory --- # PE124 — Golf Add to My SC4 Catalog This is a basic course to develop the skills and knowledge of golf. The course includes the fundamentals of golf, plus etiquette, rules and language of the game. This course is designed for any skill level. This is a once-a-year offering. Prerequisite(s): None 1 credit , plus 1 contact hour = 2 laboratory --- # PE128 — Weight Training Add to My SC4 Catalog The course will entail a study of the structure and function of the muscular system and development of such through the use of weight resistance training. Prerequisite(s): None 1 credit , plus 1 contact hour = 1 lecture , 1 laboratory --- # PE129 — Physical Conditioning Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed for students desiring an aggressive, advanced approach to physical fitness. Pre-and post-fitness testing is combined with skill and technique in improving levels of cardiovascular function, strength, flexibility, endurance and power. Prerequisite(s): None 1 credit , plus 1 contact hour = 2 laboratory --- # PE133 — Fitness Walking Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to students improve their level of fitness through vigorous walking. Each student will develop a personalized, healthy life style plan which integrates exercise, diet and stress management. Prerequisite(s): None 1 credit , plus 1 contact hour = 2 laboratory --- # PE141 — Personal Health Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to develop attitudes, skills and habits favorable to healthful living. The mental, physical and social aspects of individual and community health are stressed. NOTE: This course is also offered as HE 141 . Students may register for HE 141 or PE 141 but not both. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # PHL150 — Introduction to Ethics and Public Policy Add to My SC4 Catalog This introductory course begins by examining the classical moral theories, such as Utilitarianism, Deontology, and Virtue Theory, followed by conceptions of social justice (Libertarianism, Contractualism, Egalitarianism). Through case studies, students will analyze and diagnose moral problems in public policies and suggest morally informed policy prescriptions. Special attention will be paid to Urban Planning. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # PHL168 — Philosophy of Food Add to My SC4 Catalog This course examines some of the philosophical issues surrounding food. Food lies at the intersection of a number of philosophical questions. What is food? Should we be vegetarians? Do animals have rights? Who produces our food? What are the social, political, and environmental consequences of food? Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # PHL210 — Introduction to Philosophy Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is organized with a “problems” approach to show how, through the ages, philosophers have dealt with such recurring problems as those of knowledge, morality, freedom, justice and the nature of the universe and a human’s place in it. The object of the course is to sharpen the student’s ability to evaluate ideas and broaden the student’s world view. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # PHL213 — Ethics Add to My SC4 Catalog This course examines selected topics from classical and contemporary ethics. Topics include theories of right and wrong actions, challenges to ethics, meta-ethics, ethics in society, justice, rights, personhood and the meaning of life. This course is designed to students develop their abilities to read, analyze and evaluate philosophical literature, think critically and analytically about ethical issues, and express their own ethical positions. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # PHL215 — Introduction to Logic Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a non-mathematical introduction to the basic principles of reasoning and symbolic logic. The course covers both deductive and inductive inferences, and gives attention to informal fallacies, sentential logic and syllogistic reasoning. Additional topics may include quantification, and issues in computation and the Philosophy of Mind. The object of the course is to make the student more alert to fallacious arguments and able to determine if argument forms are valid. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # PHL220 — Philosophy of Religion Add to My SC4 Catalog The course focuses on traditional arguments for and against theism, or the belief in God. Topics will include arguments for and against the existence of God including the ontological, cosmological, design arguments and evolution. The problem of evil will be examined, along with the responses that evil is due to man’s “free-will” and that a “greater good” comes from the existence of evil and suffering. The course will consider the nature of, rationality of, and justifications for religious belief, including Pascal’s Wager, miracles, religious testimony, language, and expe… --- # PHS101 — Foundation of the Physical Sciences Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to provide the student with a solid background in both the principles and the historical development of astronomy, physics, chemistry and meteorology. Experiments correlate closely with lecture and emphasize observation, data collection, and the interpretation and effective communication of information. Prospective teachers and others interested in learning more about their physical world may find this course to be of value. Prerequisite(s): Appropriate placement by college assessment 4 credits , plus 1 contact hour = 3 lecture , 2 laboratory --- # PHY110 — Introduction to Physics Add to My SC4 Catalog This is an introduction to the concepts, theories and principles of physics emphasizing the logical structure and general applicability of the science. Topics will be selected from the general areas of mechanics, wave phenomena, thermodynamics, electricity, magnetism, nuclear, atomic, and relativity. Laboratory activities involving the above topics will provide the student with practical experiences for their immediate and long-term goals. Prerequisite(s): Appropriate placement by college assessment 4 credits , plus 1 contact hour = 3 lecture , 2 laboratory --- # PHY115 — Introduction to Engineering Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will familiarize students with the various branches of the engineering profession, the ethics and responsibilities of the professional engineer, and the skills and techniques necessary for the successful completion of an undergraduate engineering curriculum. The course includes the use of computer graphics and computer-based mathematics. 3 credits , plus 1 contact hour = 2 lecture , 2 laboratory Prerequisites: MTH1130 --- # PHY121 — College Physics I Add to My SC4 Catalog This is a non-calculus introductory course for students needing a general background in physics. The course includes the study of motion, momentum, energy, fluid statics and dynamics, wave motion, acoustics, temperature, heat and thermodynamics. 5 credits ,plus 1 contact hour = 4 lecture, 2 laboratory Prerequisites: MTH1020 --- # PHY122 — College Physics II Add to My SC4 Catalog This course includes the study of electricity, circuit theory, magnetism, radiation, geometric optics, interference, spectra, atomic structure and radioactivity. Offered winter semester only. Prerequisite(s): Successful completion of PHY 121 or division consent 5 credits , plus 1 contact hour = 4 lecture , 2 laboratory Prerequisites: PHY121 --- # PHY130 — Physics for Technology Students Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a one-semester introduction to the principles of physics essential for students in post-secondary technology programs. Prerequisite(s): MTH 1010 or MTH 1011 and MTH 1015 or MTH 1020 5 credits , plus 1 contact hour = 4 lecture , 2 laboratory Prerequisites: MTH1010, MTH1011, MTH1015, MTH1020 --- # PHY221 — Mechanics, Heat and Sound Add to My SC4 Catalog The course includes the study of static electricity, circuit theory, magnetism, radiation, geometric optics, interference, spectra, radioactivity, and nuclear structure. Past high school or college-level physics course experience is recommended. MTH 2150 is a recommended 5 credits , plus 1 contact hour = 4 lecture , 2 laboratory Prerequisites: MTH1140, MTH2150 --- # PHY222 — Electricity, Light and Modern Physics Add to My SC4 Catalog This course includes the study of static electricity, circuit theory, magnetism, radiation, geometric optics, interference, spectra, atomic structure, radioactivity and nuclear structure. Prerequisite(s): Successful completion of PHY 221 or division consent 5 credits , plus 1 contact hour = 4 lecture , 2 laboratory Prerequisites: PHY221 --- # PHY231 — Statics Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is for students intending to major in civil or mechanical engineering, and includes the study of systems of forces, equilibrium, centroids, and an analysis of structures, friction and moments of inertia. This course may transfer as engineering credit. Offered winter semester only. Prerequisite(s): PHY 221 and MTH 2150 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: PHY221, MTH2150 --- # PHY232 — Introduction to Electric Circuits Add to My SC4 Catalog This is a basic course to develop in students the skills, background and understanding necessary for using and designing electrical circuits in the fields of electrical, mechanical, industrial and computer engineering. Topics covered include electrical quantities and waveforms, Kirchhoff’s laws, Electrical Networks, Nodal and Mesh analysis, Thevenin and Norton equivalent circuits, Sinusoidal Steady State responses, Filters, the Laplace Transform, Three Phase AS Power, and Boolean/combinational logic circuits as well as sequential circuits. Prerequisite(s): MTH 2150 and P… Prerequisites: MTH2150, PHY122, PHY222 --- # PN115 — Dynamics of Human Relations Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will introduce the practical nursing student to the theories and concepts of human development and behavior across the life span. The focus will be on self-concept, stress and adaptation, communication, group process, mental health, chemical dependency, crisis intervention and psychosocial changes that take place throughout the lifespan. Nursing process and theories form the foundation to provide for caring nursing practice. Prerequisite(s): Admission to the PN Program 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # PN120 — Nutritional Concepts Add to My SC4 Catalog This is a basic course designed to introduce the concepts of nutrition influencing health and well-being. This course will enable the practical nursing student to understand the positive correlation between nutrition and health status throughout the life span and dietary modification necessary to maintain and restore health throughout the lifespan in various cultures. 5 credits = 1.5 lecture --- # PN130 — Introduction to Nursing Concepts Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is an introduction to nursing concepts related to the care and caring of the individual patient. A holistic approach using the nursing process is emphasized as the foundation of nursing practice. This course focuses on the acquisition of basic nursing skills and fundamental theories. The role of the direct care provider, communicator, teacher, manager and member of the nursing profession are presented. Prerequisite(s): Admission to PN Program 5 credits = 5 lecture --- # PN130L — Introduction to Nursing Concepts Clinical Add to My SC4 Catalog The clinical component of Introduction to Nursing Concepts provides an opportunity for the student to develop basic nursing skills in laboratory and clinical settings. 5 credits , plus 9 = 13.5 laboratory --- # PN140 — Pharmacology for Practical Nurses I Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is an introduction to the use of pharmaceutical agents in nursing. Concepts include the methods and principles of pharmacology, the classification of drugs and drug administration using the nursing process. Drug classifications presented are drugs affecting the cardiovascular system, blood components and blood coagulation and the respiratory system. The role of the nurse as provider of care is emphasized, along with legal and ethical accountability. Prerequisite(s): PN 130 and PN 130L 1 credit = 1 lecture Prerequisites: PN130, PN130L --- # PN150 — Adult Nursing I Add to My SC4 Catalog Development in the art and science of nursing as it relates to the adult medical-surgical patient is the focus of this course. The practical nursing student will use the nursing process in the delivery of patient care. This course integrates previous knowledge with medical-surgical principles. 5 credits = 2.5 lecture Prerequisites: PN130, PN130L --- # PN150L — Adult Nursing I Clinical Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides an opportunity for the student to care for adult patients in medical-surgical settings using the nursing process and applying concepts of a caring, holistic nursing approach. Prerequisite(s): PN 130 and PN 130L 3 credits , plus 6 = 9 laboratory Prerequisites: PN130, PN130L --- # PN160 — Maternal/Newborn Nursing Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides an opportunity for the student to study culturally sensitive family-centered, maternal and newborn health using the nursing process. It includes reproduction, gestation, pregnancy, labor and delivery, postpartum and the newborn infant. The focus is on normal, deviations or complications in each area, and related nursing care. Prerequisite(s): PN 130 and PN 130L 2 credits = 2 lecture Prerequisites: PN130, PN130L --- # PN160L — Maternal/Newborn Nursing -Clinical Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides an opportunity for the student to use the nursing process in applying maternal and newborn health concepts of nursing to the patient. 3 credits , plus 0.6 = 0.9 laboratory Prerequisites: PN130, PN130L --- # PN165 — Child-Adolescent Nursing Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will present concepts of health and illness from birth throughout adolescence. Human developmental theories are applied to the nursing process as it relates to the care of the child, adolescent and family. Prerequisite(s): PN 160 2 credits = 2 lecture Prerequisites: PN160 --- # PN165L — Child-Adolescent Nursing -Clinical Add to My SC4 Catalog The clinical component of Child-Adolescent Nursing provides an opportunity for the student to develop skills in the nursing care of the child-adolescent and family. 3 credits , plus 0.6 = 0.9 laboratory Prerequisites: PN160 --- # PN170 — Pharmacology for Practical Nurses II Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a continuation of PN 140 in the use of pharmaceutical agents in nursing. Concepts include the methods and principles of pharmacology, the classification of drugs and drug administration using the Nursing Process. Drug classifications presented are drugs affecting the urinary system, gastrointestinal system, endocrine system, integumentary system, nervous system, musculoskeletal system, autonomic nervous system, reproductive system, mental health, drug therapy in infection, and cancer. The role of the nurse as provider of care is emphasized, along with lega… Prerequisites: PN140, PN150, PN150L --- # PN185 — Contemporary Practical Nursing Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on preparation for entry into practice and the professional role of the practical nurse within the health care system. Theoretical concepts of leadership and management are introduced. Prerequisite(s): PN 150 and PN 150L 2 credits = 2 lecture Prerequisites: PN150, PN150L --- # PN190 — Adult Nursing II Add to My SC4 Catalog Continued development in the art and science of nursing as it relates to the adult medical-surgical patient is the focus of this course. The practical nursing student will use the nursing process in the delivery of patient care. This course integrates previous knowledge with medical-surgical principles. Prerequisite(s): PN 150 and PN 150L 5 credits = 5 lecture Prerequisites: PN150, PN150L --- # PN190L — Adult Nursing II Clinical Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides an opportunity for the student to care for adult patients in medical-surgical and extended care settings using the nursing process and applying concepts of a caring, holistic nursing approach. 5 credits , plus 5 = 7.5 laboratory Prerequisites: PN150, PN150L --- # PS101 — Introduction to Political Science Add to My SC4 Catalog Institutions and principles of government utilizing the American experience at the national, state and local levels are examined. This course also includes a study of international organizations and global interrelationships. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # PS220 — State and Local Government Add to My SC4 Catalog Students will study and analyze governmental structure, political processes and public policy at the state and local levels with emphasis on the experience in Michigan relative to the similarities and differences to both the national government and other states. Discussion of global and national policy impact on state and local entities will also be explored. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # PS230 — Introduction to International Relations Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides an analysis of contemporary world politics with particular emphasis on the development and growth of nations and their struggle for power. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # PSY180 — Introduction to Psychology Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is an introduction to the scientific study and explanation of human behavior. It covers a spectrum of behavioral functions and examines the biological, cognitive, and social processes that underlie these behaviors. The focus of the course is on understanding the major theories of human behavior, research findings, and practical applications. Although no 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # PSY220 — Life Span Developmental Psychology Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a survey of the psychology of human growth and development from conception to death. Physical, cognitive, and social aspects of development are discussed for each stage of life. Major theoretical perspectives and research methods in developmental psychology are examined. Prerequisite(s): PSY 180 4 credits = 4 lecture Prerequisites: PSY180 --- # PSY230 — Psychology of Effective Leadership and Supervision Add to My SC4 Catalog The majority of this course will focus on a sub-area of Organizational Psychology and focuses on performance management and improvement techniques that are based on the principles of behavioral psychology. Environmental change strategies are emphasized. While the course focuses on behavioral applications in the work environment, other theoretical orientations are surveyed. Topics include employee motivation, identifying performance targets worthy of change, developing measurement systems and tracking performance, behavior and performance analysis, behavior change strateg… Prerequisites: PSY180, BUS155 --- # PSY235 — Social Psychology: A Psychological Perspective Add to My SC4 Catalog This course introduces students to social psychology from the psychological perspective. The nature and causes of human social behavior, emotion, and cognition will be studied. This course will also use social psychology research and knowledge to understand historical and current human situations. Prerequisite(s): PSY 180 4 credits = 4 lecture Prerequisites: PSY180 --- # PSY260 — Abnormal Psychology Add to My SC4 Catalog This course broadly studies abnormal or maladaptive behavior - its causes, symptoms, treatment, and prevention. Both theoretical and research perspectives of the major categories of mental disorders are introduced. Prerequisite(s): PSY 180 4 credits = 4 lecture Prerequisites: PSY180 --- # PSY280 — Human Sexuality Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to introduce students to the biological, psychological, and social factors that regulate sexuality. Emphasis on psychological, behavioral, and social factors that influence sexuality, along with the theories and perspectives guiding a multidisciplinary understanding of human sexuality and gender, are covered. Prerequisite(s): PSY 180 4 credits = 4 lecture Prerequisites: PSY180 --- # PSY285 — Forensic and Legal Psychology Add to My SC4 Catalog The connection between the scientific study of human behavior and mental processes (psychology) and criminality has become increasingly apparent. This course occurs at the intersection of psychology and the criminal justice system and examines human behavior related to the legal process, including eyewitness memory, testimony, jury decision making, the insanity defense, and lie detection. Incidences of psychological involvement, ranging from the determination of competence (forensic psychology) and the profiling of various perpetrators is included. Legal cases pertaining… Prerequisites: PSY180 --- # PSY290 — Research Design in Behavioral Sciences Add to My SC4 Catalog This course explores and compares the diverse methods used to research in psychology and behavioral sciences. Students will learn how investigators design and conduct studies, analyze and interpret data, and share results with professionals in the field. This course aims to train students to become better consumers of research and introduce them to the presentation and writing style associated with scientific study. Students will gain an understanding of the writing and publication format of the American Psychology Association. Prerequisite(s): ENG 102 and PSY 180 4 cred… Prerequisites: ENG102, PSY180 --- # RAD101 — Introduction to Radiologic Technology Add to My SC4 Catalog This course contains a complete introduction to radiologic technology, providing the student with information regarding the profession as well as cognitive information to ensure safe clinical practice. Radiation safety and infection control will be discussed along with social and legal constraints placed upon the healthcare professional. Radiology professional organizations will be recognized. This course will give students knowledge on the methods of meeting the patient’s physical needs during a radiographic exam. Patient care situations unique to the radiology departme… --- # RAD102 — Patient Care Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a continued progression in learning for development of the student as a radiographer professional. This course provides instruction in pharmacology and drug administration for the medical imaging professional. The student will review anatomy and physiology of the various systems of the body imaged. Acute situations of patients, contrast radiography examinations, bedside radiography and special imaging modalities also will be discussed. Prerequisite(s): RAD 101 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: RAD101 --- # RAD110 — Radiographic Positioning I Add to My SC4 Catalog This course incorporates an introduction to radiographic terminology and preliminary steps in radiography. The student is provided with a thorough understanding of upper extremity, lower extremity, thoracic, vertebral, and pelvic skeletal and body structures and their anatomic relationships. This course involves the study of radiographic positions of the chest and abdomen. 25 credits = 2.25 lecture --- # RAD111 — Radiographic Positioning II Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to provide instruction in radiographic examinations of the upper extremity, shoulder girdle, lower extremity, pelvis, vertebral column and thorax. Positioning skills, patient care, radiation protection and film critique will be emphasized. This course includes a lab for practice of positioning skills. Prerequisite(s): RAD 110 4 credits , plus 1 contact hour = 3 lecture , 2 laboratory Prerequisites: RAD110 --- # RAD112 — Radiographic Positioning III Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to provide instruction in contrast radiographic examinations, mammography, pediatric and geriatric imaging. Composition, use and effects of contrast media on the human body are discussed. Positioning skills, patient care, radiation protection and film critique will be emphasized. This course includes a lab for practice of positioning skills. 75 credits , plus .75 = 3 lecture , 1.5 laboratory Prerequisites: RAD111 --- # RAD113 — Radiographic Positioning IV Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to provide instruction in radiographic examinations of the skull. The student is provided with a thorough understanding of skeletal structures of the skull and their anatomic relationships. Positioning skills, patient care, radiation protection and film critique will be emphasized. This course includes a lab for practice of positioning skills. 5 = 1 lecture , .5 laboratory Prerequisites: RAD112 --- # RAD120 — Radiographic Imaging I Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides an in-depth analysis of image formation, image receptors, image processing systems, x-ray equipment and radiographic equipment accessories. This course will cover factors that affect the photographic and geometric properties of the radiographic image. Visibility of detail, contrast, image receptor exposure and spatial resolution will be discussed along with manipulation of exposure factors and the effects on the resultant radiographic image. 5 credits = 2.5 lecture Prerequisites: RAD101 --- # RAD121 — Radiographic Imaging II Add to My SC4 Catalog In this course the student will become familiar with radiographic principles and conversion formulas. Emphasis is placed on the following conversion formulas: reciprocity law, inverse square law, 15% rule, magnification, grid conversions and screen conversions. The student will become familiar with image evaluation and application to radiographic principles, dedicated units and automatic exposure control. This course will also concern itself with atomic structure, physical properties and phenomenon of the universe, as well as properties of electricity and its generation.… Prerequisites: RAD120 --- # RAD122 — Radiographic Imaging III Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will give the student the background and practices necessary to minimize radiation exposure to themselves and patients in order to function in the clinical environment. Federal and State Radiation Exposure Standards will also be covered. 5 credits = 1.5 lecture Prerequisites: RAD121 --- # RAD130L — Radiographic Clinical Education I Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is devised to provide the student with the practical application, in a supervised clinical setting, of the theory covered in RAD 101 . Rotations through selected areas of the radiology department at the clinical sites allow the student to gain firsthand experiences in image management and transportation of patients. The student will observe, assist and perform basic radiographic procedures (chest, abdomen, and extremities) with direct supervision. Prerequisite(s): RAD 101 4 credits, plus 12 = 16 other Prerequisites: RAD101 --- # RAD131L — Radiographic Clinical Education II Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a continuation of Radiographic Clinical Education I with students performing radiographic examinations with direct supervision in clinical education centers. Emphasis is placed on upper and lower extremities, spine examinations, contrast media examinations and clinical experience. Prerequisite(s): RAD 130L 4 credits, plus 12 = 16 other Prerequisites: RAD130L --- # RAD132L — Radiographic Clinical Education III Add to My SC4 Catalog A continuation of Clinical Education II with students performing radiographic examinations under direct supervision in the clinical education centers. Emphasis is placed on the spine, skull, mammography, pediatric and geriatric imaging. Students will begin to perform procedures with indirect supervision. 5 credits, plus 4.5 = 6 other Prerequisites: RAD131L --- # RAD201 — Radiographic Anatomy & Physiology Add to My SC4 Catalog Students will participate in image evaluation. Anatomical variations, artifacts, positioning techniques, quality technical factors and proper image identification will be discussed. This course investigates disease with its origins, causes and effects upon the body as an integrate whole. Pathology relevant to radiographic procedures will be discussed. Prerequisite(s): RAD 102 4 credits = 4 lecture Prerequisites: RAD102 --- # RAD210 — Radiographic Positioning V Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to provide instruction in radiographic examinations in non-routine situations. Mobile and surgical radiography as well as trauma radiography, terms, injuries and care are discussed. Instruction of special views of the upper and lower extremities, vertebral column, pelvis, thorax and skull is provided. Positioning skills, patient care, radiation protection and film critique will be emphasized. This course includes a lab for practice of positioning skills. 75 credits , plus .75 contact hour = 3 lecture , 1.5 laboratory Prerequisites: RAD113 --- # RAD220 — Radiographic Imaging IV Add to My SC4 Catalog Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to identify normal anatomical structures in coronal, transverse and sagittal planes. The student will be able to relate sectional anatomy in CT and MRI images. This course will include a series of lectures providing the student with foundation knowledge in the special imaging modalities. Modalities discussed are Computed Tomography, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Nuclear Medicine, Angiography, Ultrasound, Radiation Oncology and Mammography. Prerequisite(s): RAD 122 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: RAD122 --- # RAD221 — Radiographic Imaging V Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will introduce the student to fundamental principles of computer technology, historical development, types of computers, functional components of a computer and applications in radiology and digital imaging processing. Discussion of computerized radiography and indirect and direct digital systems will also be included. Prerequisite(s): RAD 220 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: RAD220 --- # RAD222 — Radiation Biology Add to My SC4 Catalog Students will study the effects that radiation has on the human body. Among the topics covered will be the somatic and genetic effects of radiation and acute radiation syndromes. 5 credits = 1.5 lecture Prerequisites: RAD122 --- # RAD230L — Radiographic Clinical Education IV Add to My SC4 Catalog A continuation of Radiographic Clinical Education III with students performing procedures taught in previous clinical courses. Emphasis is placed on the radiography of the skull and special procedures. There is a concentration on perfection of clinical performance with 40 hours a week clinical rotations without other courses. Introduction of off-shift rotations will take place. 5 credits , plus 10.5 = 14 laboratory Prerequisites: RAD132L --- # RAD231L — Radiographic Clinical Education V Add to My SC4 Catalog A continuation of Radiographic Clinical Education IV with students perfecting positioning skills and learning to work independently. Emphasis is on non-routine radiographic procedures such as trauma radiography, mobile exams, operating room participation and special view examinations. Additional emphasis is on special imaging modalities rotations to enlighten the student for possible professional development, and on completion of clinical competency requirements. 75 credits, plus 20.25 = 27 other Prerequisites: RAD230L --- # RAD232L — Radiographic Clinical Education VI Add to My SC4 Catalog A continuation of Radiographic Clinical Education V with students striving for a higher degree of proficiency and continuing to advance into a more independent mode, performing more cases under indirect supervision on exams in which competency has been proven. Emphasis is on completion of clinical competency requirements and rotations for specialized imaging modalities. 75 credits, plus 20.25 = 27 other Prerequisites: RAD231L --- # RAD240 — Radiologic Seminar Add to My SC4 Catalog This course prepares students to graduate and to enter in the transition of the role of a professional healthcare worker. This course gives an in depth analysis of professional competencies required for entry into the workplace including: radiographic procedures, patient care, image production and evaluation, equipment operation and maintenance, radiation protection and evaluation processes. 5 credits = 2.5 lecture Prerequisites: RAD120, RAD122 --- # RD050 — Introduction to College Reading Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to improve reader’s engagement in active reading that consists of predicting, questioning, clarifying and summarizing. Students will become flexible readers by learning and understanding how, when, where, and why to use a variety of task appropriate strategies that promote comprehension. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # RSP100 — Respiratory Assessment Add to My SC4 Catalog A combined lecture-laboratory course providing the foundation for both clinical skills and basic patient assessment skills vital to the practice of respiratory therapy in a patient care setting. This course introduces the professional standards for medical asepsis, blood borne pathogens, patient positioning, basic pulmonary assessment, medical ethics and behavioral problems unique to patients with respiratory illnesses. Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Respiratory Therapy Program 2 credits plus 2 = 2 lecture, 2 laboratory --- # RSP110 — Cardiopulmonary Anatomy and Physiology Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on the study of cardiopulmonary anatomy and physiology. Emphasis is placed on structure, function, and physiology of the cardiac and respiratory systems in addition to other body systems and the role each plays in the maintenance of homeostasis. Topics include cardiac and pulmonary anatomy and physiology, cardiac conduction system, alveoli, pulmonary vascular system, O2 and CO2 exchange, lung segments, and mechanisms of breathing. Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Respiratory Therapy Program 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # RSP120 — Respiratory Pharmacology Add to My SC4 Catalog A course providing an overview of general pharmacology principles and various drug categories that surround the care of cardiopulmonary patients. Emphasis will be made on drugs used in the critical care management of cardiopulmonary conditions as well as a thorough treatment of drugs administered directly by respiratory therapists. Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Respiratory Therapy Program 2 credits = 2 lecture --- # RSP130 — Respiratory Procedures Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is a combination of lecture and lab providing the foundation for both clinical skills and basic patient assessment skills vital to the practice of respiratory therapy. This course introduces the professional standards for medical asepsis, blood borne pathogens, understanding of airway management, humidification, aerosol drug therapy, airway clearance, and lung expansion therapies. Students will perform patient, pulmonary and cardiac assessments, and identify cardiopulmonary emergencies. Students will address medical ethics and behavioral problems unique to pa… --- # RSP140 — Cardiopulmonary Pathophysiology Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides the basis for therapeutic management by introducing the student to the structural and functional abnormalities leading to pathology of the pulmonary system. Using a problem solving approach, the students will apply knowledge of pulmonary disease and diagnostics to clinical case scenarios. Prerequisite(s): RSP 110 2 credits = 2 lecture Prerequisites: RSP110 --- # RSP150 — Hemodynamic Monitoring Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on the evaluation and interpretation of hemodynamic monitoring parameters including cardiac rhythms, arterial blood gases and emergency interventions. Prerequisite(s): RSP 110 3 credits plus 1 contact hour = 3 lecture, 1 laboratory Prerequisites: RSP110 --- # RSP160 — Case Study Review and Research I Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will have students review relative case studies in addition to choosing a research topic for written and oral presentation. Each case presents patient history, test results, lung sounds, physical appearance, vital signs, and other patient parameters. These case studies will challenge each student’s ability to solve diagnostic and therapeutic issues based upon knowledge and patient assessment skills. Students will be required to complete a research paper based upon a research topic of their choice. Prerequisite(s): RSP 100 , RSP 120 , and RSP 130 2 credits = 2… Prerequisites: RSP100, RSP120, RSP130 --- # RSP170 — Respiratory Therapy Practicum I Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides students with the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in hospital facilities with basic respiratory therapy equipment and simulated practice of basic respiratory care procedures and therapies. Practicum skills include: patient assessment, medical gas therapy, humidity and aerosol therapy, hyperinflation therapy, airway clearance techniques, and infection control procedures. Prerequisite(s): RSP 100 , RSP 120 , and RSP 130 2 credits plus 4 = 6 other Prerequisites: RSP100, RSP120, RSP130 --- # RSP180 — Mechanical Ventilation I Add to My SC4 Catalog This course develops an understanding of the scientific basis for continuous mechanical ventilation interventions employed in the clinical practice of respiratory therapy with an emphasis on classification, set up, maintenance, complications and conditions for implementing and discontinuing mechanical ventilator life support. Students will utilize simulation to develop skills to the application of mechanical ventilation, circuit changes, maintenance, and ancillary procedures. Prerequisite(s): RSP 140 , RSP 150 , and RSP 170 4 credits plus 2 = 4 lecture, 2 laboratory Prerequisites: RSP140, RSP150, RSP170 --- # RSP190 — Respiratory Therapy Practicum II Add to My SC4 Catalog Provides students the opportunity to continue their hands-on experience in hospital facilities. Students will continue to work with respiratory therapy equipment and simulated practice of basic respiratory care procedures and therapies. Prerequisite(s): RSP 140 , RSP 150 , and RSP 170 2 credits plus 4 = 6 other Prerequisites: RSP140, RSP150, RSP170 --- # RSP200 — Mechanical Ventilation II Add to My SC4 Catalog Students emphasize the assessment and management of respiratory care patients on invasive and non-invasive mechanical ventilation. Students apply techniques and concepts to treat patients with disease states seen in critical care areas. This lecture/lab course will advance student knowledge in mechanical ventilation modes and techniques in relation to patients’ diagnosis and clinical parameters. Students will utilize in-class lab and simulation experiences to develop skills to the application of invasive and non-invasive mechanical ventilation. Prerequisite(s): RSP 180 4… Prerequisites: RSP180 --- # RSP210 — Respiratory Therapy Practicum III Add to My SC4 Catalog This course continues the students’ opportunity to obtain real world experience in an acute care setting. The continued focus will be in adult intensive care, emergency rooms, and performing floor therapies. This on-going real world experience will advance students’ knowledge of respiratory care skill sets, hemodynamic monitoring, and non-invasive and invasive mechanical ventilation. Prerequisite(s): RSP 180 and RSP 190 4 credits plus 8 = 12 other Prerequisites: RSP180, RSP190 --- # RSP220 — Neonatal and Pediatric Pathophysiology Add to My SC4 Catalog This course introduces students to neonatal and pediatric respiratory pathophysiology. The course focuses on patient assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and management of neonatal and pediatric respiratory therapy diseases and disorders. Prerequisite(s): RSP 110 2 credits = 2 lecture Prerequisites: RSP110 --- # RSP230 — Respiratory Care in the Outpatient Setting Add to My SC4 Catalog This course gives an overview of the respiratory therapist’s involvement in rehabilitation therapy, home care, cardiopulmonary testing diagnostics, and sleep laboratory patients. Critical thinking, formulating care plans, patient and caregiver education are emphasized. This course requires students to do clinical rotations in the different alternative care settings. Prerequisite(s): RSP 140 and RSP 200 3 credits plus 2 = 1 lecture, 4 laboratory Prerequisites: RSP140, RSP200 --- # RSP240 — Neonatal and Pediatric Respiratory Therapy Add to My SC4 Catalog This course examines more advanced topics of neonate and pediatric respiratory therapy including invasive and noninvasive mechanical ventilation, patient initiation of mechanical ventilation and non-invasive mechanical ventilation, patient assessment, treatment, management and weaning parameters, airway management, aerosol therapy, oxygen therapy and emergency response. Prerequisite(s): RSP 220 4 credits plus 2 = 2 lecture, 4 laboratory Prerequisites: RSP220 --- # RSP250 — Case Study Review and Research II Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides students with advanced case studies and research topics. Each case presents patient history, test results, lung sounds, physical appearance, vital signs, mechanical ventilation, and other patient parameters. These cases challenge each student’s ability to solve diagnostic and therapeutic issues based upon knowledge and patient assessment skills. Students will be required to complete a research paper based upon a research topic of their choice. Prerequisite(s): RSP 160 2 credits = 2 lecture Prerequisites: RSP160 --- # RSP260 — Respiratory Therapy Practicum IV Add to My SC4 Catalog Students will continue to utilize their communication, didactic, and clinical skill sets in an intensive care setting. This course will advance student knowledge of invasive and non-invasive equipment, including trouble shooting, maintenance of a ventilator, alternative modes of ventilation, weaning parameters and extubation. Prerequisite(s): RSP 200 and RSP 210 4 = 12 other Prerequisites: RSP200, RSP210 --- # RSP270 — Respiratory Therapy Capstone Add to My SC4 Catalog A comprehensive course preparing students for the National Board of Respiratory Care (NBRC) Certification and Registry Examinations. Students will become familiar with clinical simulation testing through use of formative, summative assessments, and computer simulations. Self‑Assessment Examinations will be administered during this course. A program exit exam will be given at the end of the semester. Prerequisite(s): RSP 220 , RSP 240 , and RSP 260 2 credits = 2 lecture Prerequisites: RSP220, RSP240, RSP260 --- # RSP280 — Respiratory Therapy Practicum V Add to My SC4 Catalog This final practicum will demonstrate how students have progressed in their clinical skills utilizing prior knowledge and experience. The focus of this practicum will be neonatal, pediatric, and adult patients. Students demonstrate skill sets learned from previous practicums to focus particularly neonatal and pediatric patient population. Prerequisite(s): RSP 220 , RSP 240 , and RSP 260 4 credits plus 8 = 12 other Prerequisites: RSP220, RSP240, RSP260 --- # SD110 — Career Development Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides a structure for students to make or refine decisions related to career choices. Classroom interaction and activities foster a learning environment that promotes self-awareness with respect to values, interests, personality, skills, and financial and lifestyle goals. Students will investigate careers by using a variety of techniques and resources. The course includes applying career research and the decision making process to generating personal career choices, plans, and alternatives. Prerequisite(s): None 1 credit = 1 lecture --- # SD120 — Assertive Communication Add to My SC4 Catalog Interpersonal skills such as negotiating, teamwork, problem solving, and listening are critical to academic, personal and employment success. This course is designed to teach students how to express beliefs, feelings, needs and preferences in an honest, direct and appropriate manner. In addition, students are taught how to distinguish between non-assertive, assertive and aggressive responses, as well as to identify the basic tenets of human rights. Assertiveness skills will be learned through techniques such as in-class discussion, lectures, reading material, role-playin… --- # SD140 — College Success Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is designed to provide students with insights into factors that are associated with college success. It will foster an emphasis on learning and practicing academic skills that lead to success in college courses. In an effort to maximize student potential, the course will promote a deeper understanding of strengths and challenges, and will foster a deeper understanding of learning strategies, time management, decision making, and other techniques. Furthermore, the course will cultivate a deeper understanding and awareness of college resources, services, expect… --- # SD150 — Stress Management Add to My SC4 Catalog This course covers the theoretical and practical application of stress management and the use of stress management techniques to promote physical and emotional well-being. It provides conceptual frameworks for understanding stress and its impact on health and functioning. Students will participate in stress assessment and learn various techniques to lower their stress level. Prerequisite(s): None 1 credit = 1 lecture --- # SOC101 — Principles of Sociology Add to My SC4 Catalog Sociology focuses on the systematic understanding of social interaction, social organization, social institutions, and social change. Understanding sociology s discover and explain social patterns and see how such patterns change over time and in different settings. Major themes in sociological thinking include the interplay between the individual and society, how society is both stable and changing, the causes and consequences of social inequality, and the social construction of human life. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # SOC110 — Social Problems Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is intended to explore the contemporary social problems of society. Students pursuing careers that address community issues in various fields such as social work, counseling, mental health, medical care, law enforcement, and corrections will learn how to understand the causes of social problems and effective approaches to solving them. In addition to focusing on issues at the community level of analysis, students will learn about national and international issues that affect life in a globally interconnected world. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # SOC160 — Modern Relationships, Marriage and Family Add to My SC4 Catalog This course will provide students with a fundamental description of family forms and issues across the life course, guided by historic and contemporary perspectives. Topics covered in the course include diversity in family patterns, gender roles, intimate behavior, mate selection, problems of marital adjustment, family stability and crisis, divorce, parenting, and modern relationships. This course is a once-a-year offering. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # SOC200 — Self and Society Add to My SC4 Catalog This course studies the underlying processes of human interaction focusing on motives, attitudes, norms, the socialization process, social factors of perception, and personality development. Emphasis will be on the development of the individual and human nature in a social environment. This course is offered from a sociological perspective of social psychology. Prerequisite(s): SOC 101 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: SOC101 --- # SOC201 — Minority Relations Add to My SC4 Catalog This course focuses on identifying various minority groups nationally and globally. Focusing on related aspects of oppression, prejudice, bias, discrimination and various forms of ‘isms (racism, sexism, classism, ageism, colorism, etc.). Addressing aspects of social change and social movements as it relates to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # SOC210 — Introduction to Social Work Add to My SC4 Catalog This course provides students with an overview and analysis of the social work profession including social work concepts, practice, and the various roles a social worker plays in the field. A comparison of practice in a variety of social work settings with target populations is provided. The course --- # SOC211 — Criminology Add to My SC4 Catalog This course introduces students to the scientific analysis of crime and criminality. Sociological concepts and criminological theories of causation are used to analyze the nature, and extent of crime. Theoretical explanations for criminal behavior and the dynamics of social justice, social control, typologies of violent and property crimes, and victimology will also be evaluated. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # SOC280 — Global Cultures Add to My SC4 Catalog Global Cultures is an investigation into how rapidly expanding transnational human migration, technology, finance, mass media, and ideologies combine to define global cultures. In order to understand how these global cultural systems influence and are influenced through the examination of particular world cultures, a holistic analysis of these relationships is conducted. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # SP101 — Introductory Spanish I Add to My SC4 Catalog This course takes a conversational approach towards the understanding and usage of the fundamentals of the language. Systematic techniques are employed to develop efficiency in pronunciation, reading, writing and speaking at a beginning level. Audio materials are available to enhance students’ speaking and comprehension skills. Prerequisite(s): None 4 credits = 4 lecture --- # SP102 — Introductory Spanish II Add to My SC4 Catalog Students should obtain a thorough knowledge of the fundamentals of the language and a broad assimilation of a basic vocabulary for practical usage. This class is open to students who have had one semester of the language in college or one year in high school. Prerequisite(s): SP 101 4 credits = 4 lecture Prerequisites: SP101 --- # SP203 — Intermediate Spanish I Add to My SC4 Catalog This course offers a conversational approach into the study of the Spanish-speaking countries. Strong emphasis is placed on situations that enable students to think in Spanish, inducing them to express themselves in the language with more confidence. By the end of the semester, students should be equipped to discuss a diversity of cultural subjects pertaining to the people’s culture. The class is open to students who have completed one year of college Spanish or a minimum of two years in high school. Prerequisite(s): SP 102 4 credits = 4 lecture Prerequisites: SP102 --- # SP204 — Intermediate Spanish II Add to My SC4 Catalog A systematic review of the fundamentals along with vocabulary enrichment leads students to a more effective self-expression in the language. Open to students who have had at least two semesters of college Spanish or a minimum of two years in high school. Prerequisite(s): SP 203 4 credits = 4 lecture Prerequisites: SP203 --- # SP257 — Selected Topics in Spanish Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is an intensive study of one or more specialized interests in literature, language, and/or culture. Topics will be selected by the discipline. Those students planning to transfer and use this course as an elective for a Spanish major or minor will be expected to do their coursework in Spanish. Depending on the course, the instructor may also give alternative assignments in English to students interested in Spanish culture and literature who are taking the course for electives in the humanities. Prerequisite(s): SP 102 and SP 101 or permission of instructor 1-… Prerequisites: SP102, SP101 --- # THA101 — Introduction to Theatre Add to My SC4 Catalog This course offers an insider’s window on the world of the modern theatre. Emphasis is placed upon defining the roles of the many creative artists who contribute to the creation of a theatrical event. A brief survey of western theatre history provides historical context for the development of modern theatre occupations and dramatic genres. Students choose an individualized term project and present their research (dramaturgy) and production concept and/or design in an environment of artistic collaboration. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # THA105 — Oral Interpretation Add to My SC4 Catalog This course develops and improves skills in oral reading. Emphasis is placed on understanding the meaning of literature and on transmitting this meaning to an audience. Oral performances and a study of the theories of interpretation comprise the semester’s work. A public performance will be included as an assignment within the semester. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # THA106 — Fundamentals of Acting Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is an introduction to acting on the stage. Through exercises, games, discussion and scene work, students will be introduced to the history and vocabulary of acting, and contemporary methods and skills of stage performance. Students will learn relaxation and other warm-up skills, character development and physical preparation techniques and how to personalize a performance. Scenes from classical and contemporary plays will be rehearsed and performed. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # THA107 — Fundamentals of Stage Makeup Add to My SC4 Catalog This course is the study of theatrical makeup, its techniques, basic principles and practical application. Through a combination of reading assignments, lectures, demonstrations and supervised practice sessions, students will explore the relationship between makeup and dramatic characters. Students will be exposed to basic skills in makeup application and method as it applies to theatre, film and video. Prerequisite(s): None 3 credits = 3 lecture --- # THA206 — Improvisation and Role Playing Add to My SC4 Catalog This course continues and builds upon the material learned in THA 106 , and is intended for students who would like to develop role playing and improvisational (non-scripted) theatre techniques. Games and exercises will be used to develop imagination skills that are needed to create strong characters, as well as the trust and collaboration that are required to develop an effective group performance. A final improvisational performance will be presented. Prerequisite(s): THA 106 or permission of instructor 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: THA106 --- # THA207 — Intermediate Acting Add to My SC4 Catalog This course continues and builds upon the material learned in THA 106 , and is intended for students who are considering completing an acting or performance major at a four-year college or university, or pursuing a career in acting onstage or in films. Exercises, games, discussion and scene work will be more challenging than in the previous course, and will include scenes from historic eras in world theatre. Students will select and prepare an audition monologue. Prerequisite(s): THA 106 or permission of instructor 3 credits = 3 lecture Prerequisites: THA106 --- # THA211 — Theatre Practicum - Stage Management Add to My SC4 Catalog One credit hour will be earned for the student’s significant participation as a stage manager for a live theatre production at St. Clair County Community College. The production may be part of the theatre discipline season, the SC4 drama club, or another approved production. A maximum of one credit in THA 211 , THA 212 , THA 213 , THA 214 , THA 215 or THA 216 may be earned per semester. Prerequisite(s): THA 101 and THA 106 or permission of instructor 1 credit , plus 2 = 3 laboratory Prerequisites: THA101, THA106 --- # THA212 — Theatre Practicum - Stage Craft Add to My SC4 Catalog One credit hour will be earned for the student’s significant participation as a technical crew member for a live theatre production at St. Clair County Community College. The production may be part of the theatre discipline season, the SC4 drama club, or another approved production. A maximum of one credit in THA 211 , THA 212 , THA 213 , THA 214 , THA 215 or THA 216 may be earned per semester. Prerequisite(s): THA 101 or permission of instructor 1 credit , plus 2 = 3 laboratory Prerequisites: THA101 --- # THA213 — Theatre Practicum - Theatrical Design Add to My SC4 Catalog One credit hour will be earned for the student’s significant participation as a theatrical designer for a live theatre production at St. Clair County Community College. The production may be part of the theatre discipline season, the SC4 drama club, or another production approved by the instructor and department chairperson. A maximum of one credit in THA 211 , THA 212 , THA 213 , THA 214 , THA 215 or THA 216 may be earned per semester. Prerequisite(s): THA 101 or permission of instructor 1 credit , plus 2 = 3 laboratory Prerequisites: THA101 --- # THA214 — Theatre Practicum - Directing Add to My SC4 Catalog One credit hour will be earned for the student’s significant participation as an artistic director or assistant director for a live theatre production at St. Clair County Community College. The production may be part of the theatre discipline season, the SC4 drama club, or another approved production. A maximum of one credit in THA 211 , THA 212 , THA 213 , THA 214 , THA 215 or THA 216 may be earned per semester. Prerequisite(s): THA 101 and THA 207 or permission of instructor 1 credit , plus 2 = 3 laboratory Prerequisites: THA101, THA207 --- # THA215 — Theatre Practicum - Dramaturgy Add to My SC4 Catalog One credit hour will be earned for the student’s significant participation as a dramaturg for a live theatre production at St. Clair County Community College. The production may be part of the theatre discipline season, the SC4 drama club, or another approved production. A maximum of one credit in THA 211 , THA 212 , THA 213 , THA 214 , THA 215 or THA 216 may be earned per semester. Prerequisite(s): THA 101 and THA 106 or permission of instructor 1 credit , plus 2 = 3 laboratory Prerequisites: THA101, THA106 --- # THA216 — Theatre Practicum - Acting Add to My SC4 Catalog One credit hour will be earned for the student’s significant participation as an actor for a live theatre production at St. Clair County Community college. The production may be part of the theatre discipline season, the SC4 drama club, or another approved production. A maximum of one credit in THA 211 , THA 212 , THA 213 , THA 214 , THA 215 or THA 216 may be earned per semester. Prerequisite(s): THA 106 or permission of instructor 1 credit , plus 2 = 3 laboratory Prerequisites: THA106 --- # 403 ERROR An error page indicating that the request could not be satisfied and the connection to the server was blocked, likely due to high traffic or configuration errors. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/athletics/ --- # TRIO Student of the Month Nadia Lewis A student testimonial from Nadia Lewis, a Radiologic Technology student at SC4, detailing her experience with the TRIO program's personalized support services and her future career goals in health and business administration. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-nadia-lewis/ --- # SC4 sets winter schedule for free concerts continues fall series St. Clair County Community College has released its winter 2020 concert calendar, featuring free admission performances including the Stone Sound Collective and Thornetta Davis, alongside college symphonic, jazz, and choir ensembles. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-sets-winter-schedule-for-free-concerts-continues-fall-series/ --- # Learn what the FAFSA changes mean to you The page informs students about updates to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the 2017-18 school year, specifically noting that the filing start date moved to October 1 and the application now uses tax information from an earlier year. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/learn-what-the-fafsa-changes-mean-to-you/ --- # St. Clair County Community College 94th Commencement Ceremony Announcement of the 94th Commencement Ceremony for St. Clair County Community College, honoring over 625 graduating students on May 4 at McMorran Place. The event is open to the public, and a live stream will be available online. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/media-advisory-st-clair-county-community-college-to-honor-more-than-625-students-at-94th-commencement/ --- # SC4 best first option for Marysville City Manager and family A feature story about Randy Fernandez, the Marysville City Manager and first Hispanic city manager in Michigan, who discusses the multi-generational value of St. Clair County Community College (SC4) for his family and his own professional trajectory. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-best-first-option-for-marysville-city-manager-and-family/ --- # Michele Erdman - TRIO student of the month A feature story about Michele Erdman, a student at SC4 pursuing a degree in business management. Despite a diagnosis of Muscular Dystrophy and a hiatus in her studies, she returned to college in 2021 and credits the TRIO Program and the SC4 community for her success and support. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-michele-erdman/ --- # Zeke the Wonderdog Returns for SC4 Hunger Games Basketball Doubleheader SC4 hosts a women's and men's basketball doubleheader on Jan. 25 against Macomb Community College, featuring Zeke the Wonderdog as halftime entertainment. The games are part of MCCAA's Hunger Games event supporting Skip's Corner Pantry. Fans receive free admission with a canned food donation. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/nationally-ranked-teams-zeke-the-wonderdog-featured-at-jan-25-mccaa-hunger-games-matchup-at-sc4/ --- # SC4 helped WPHM's Paul Miller get on the right wavelength An article profiling Paul Miller, a host of the WPHM AM-1380 morning show and SC4 alumnus, discussing how his associate degree and campus experiences paved the way for his career in broadcast media. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-helped-wphms-paul-miller-get-on-the-right-wavelength/ --- # Wolverine Invitational The 3rd annual Wolverine Invitational Wheelchair Basketball Tournament, hosted by University of Michigan Adaptive Sports and Fitness in partnership with St. Clair County Community College (SC4), will take place from Sept. 29 to Oct. 1. The event features various collegiate and regional teams, including a new SC4 team, and includes an Adaptive Sports Clinic for the community on Sept. 28. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/back-and-bigger-than-ever-3rd-wolverine-invitational-set-for-sept-29-oct-1-at-sc4/ --- # More than 625 St. Clair County Community College students earn degrees, certificates St. Clair County Community College celebrated its 94th annual Commencement ceremony on May 4 at McMorran Place Main Arena, honoring 628 students who earned associate degrees and certificates across various programs, including graduates from the Blue Water Middle College Academy and Croswell-Lexington Early College. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/more-than-625-st-clair-county-community-college-students-earn-degrees-certificates/ --- # Community and Social Service Careers This page provides information on pursuing careers in community and social services, highlighting growth projections and guiding students on how to start their education at SC4 through advisor meetings, degree options, and specific course recommendations. Source: https://sc4.edu/explore-careers/community-and-social-service/ --- # St. Clair County Community College’s certified nurse aide (CNA) training program St. Clair County Community College is offering a certified nurse aide (CNA) training session starting March 19. The 96-hour program prepares students for the Michigan CNA exam and careers as nursing or hospital assistants. Admission is competitive and available on a first-come, first-served basis for course ZPAH 159-02. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-certified-nurse-aide-program-session-to-begin-march-19/ --- # College Housing – Code of Conduct and Dismissal Policy This page outlines the Student Code of Conduct for residents of St. Clair County Community College Housing, detailing a four-step disciplinary process from coaching conversations to dismissal. It also explains the restrictions placed on dismissed students and the formal written appeal process for re-entry or guest access. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/code-of-conduct-and-dismissal-policy/ --- # SC4 Cinema Special Events SC4 Cinema is hosting a special event on June 17, 2026, featuring a book talk and Q&A with Professor Daniel Herbert regarding his book 'Maverick Movies,' followed by a $5 screening of the 1990 film 'House Party'. Source: https://sc4.edu/sc4-cinema-special-events/ --- # St. Clair County Community College (SC4) opens its annual faculty art showcase, “Collectively Independent,” St. Clair County Community College is hosting its annual faculty art showcase, 'Collectively Independent,' from September 18 to October 20 in the Fine Arts Gallery. The free public exhibit features original works across various mediums from faculty members in art, graphic design, and photography. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/exhibit-to-showcase-faculty-talent-and-passion/ --- # Blessinger awards recognize SC4 teaching excellence Two St. Clair County Community College faculty members, Kathryn Peace and Christine Hudson, were honored with the Del James Blessinger Award for Teaching Excellence during the college's Student Recognition Ceremony on April 12. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/blessinger-awards-recognize-sc4-teaching-excellence/ --- # SC4 Scholarship Applications Now Open St. Clair County Community College is accepting scholarship applications for the 2021-22 academic year. Students can apply for multiple scholarships through one online application at sc4.edu/money. Awards are available based on field of study, hometown, high school, academic performance, and extracurricular activities. Deadline is March 14. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/scholarships-available-for-sc4-students/ --- # Financial Literacy This page provides an educational overview of credit for students, explaining the differences between credit reports and credit scores, how credit scores are calculated, and tips for managing credit and choosing credit cards. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/financial-literacy/credit/ --- # TRIO program student well positioned for career success A student profile of Jessica Gottschalk, who returned to St. Clair County Community College to earn an Associate of Applied Arts & Sciences in General Business. The article highlights her positive experience with the TRIO program's tutoring and lab resources, as well as the support from college staff and campus facilities. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-program-student-well-positioned-for-career-success/ --- # Professor Steve Gura - Faculty Spotlight Profile of SC4 nursing professor Steve Gura, who has taught at the college for over six years. Details his background in pediatric and women's health nursing at McLaren Port Huron Hospital, his path to becoming full-time faculty in the Practical Nursing Program in 2018, and his election as department chair for Health and Human Services. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-faculty-spotlight-professor-steve-gura/ --- # T.J. Brinker Alumni Feature Alumni spotlight on T.J. Brinker, Regional Vice President at Equipment Depot. He shares how SC4 provided an affordable, community-oriented learning environment that helped him build his professional network and personal growth, before transferring to Spalding University and later earning an MBA from the University of Louisville. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-t-j-brinker/ --- # Parent Dependent Verification Worksheet This page acknowledges the signing of the Parent Dependent Verification Worksheet and directs students to check their financial aid status via the student portal. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/parent-dependent-verification-worksheet/ --- # Donations to the St. Clair County Emergency Management Response Team St. Clair County Community College faculty and staff donated personal protective equipment (PPE), including gowns, suits, gloves, and masks, to the St. Clair County Emergency Management Response Team to support healthcare and emergency workers facing critical shortages. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-donates-safety-equipment-to-st-clair-county-emergency-management-response-team/ --- # SC4 STEM Fest Experiences – 2023 A listing of the timed labs, tours, presentations, and open-house style exhibits offered during the 2023 SC4 STEM Fest, including spectroscopy, wildlife presentations, and various interactive science demonstrations. Source: https://sc4.edu/stem-fest/stem-fest-experiences/ --- # SC4 signs articulation agreement with Siena Heights St. Clair County Community College (SC4) and Siena Heights University have established a 3+1 articulation agreement. This partnership allows students in accounting, business, management, or marketing to complete the first three years of their bachelor's degree at SC4 before finishing the final year at Siena Heights. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-signs-articulation-agreement-with-siena-heights/ --- # Text alerts Instructions for students, faculty, and staff to sign up for SC4 urgent text notifications and the Informacast mobile panic button app for campus safety and emergency alerts. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/tools-and-technology/text-alerts/ --- # Transfer to SC4 This page outlines the process for transferring credits to St. Clair County Community College (SC4), including articulation agreements for K-12 TEC centers, credit for industry credentials and apprenticeships, and the process for transferring from other colleges or universities. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/transfer/transfer-to-sc4/ --- # Board of Trustees This page introduces the members of the Board of Trustees for St. Clair County Community College, listing the Chair, Vice-Chair, and Trustees along with their terms of service and contact information for the Board Secretary. Source: https://sc4.edu/board-of-trustees/ --- # COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic Announcement for a free COVID-19 vaccination clinic on Friday, April 30, at the SC4 Fieldhouse for individuals 18 and older. The page provides registration details, appointment times, and contact information for the health department. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/covid-19-vaccination-clinic-at-sc4/ --- # SC4 Launches New Online Store St. Clair County Community College has launched a new online store, shopskippersgear.com, offering name-brand apparel, accessories, and drinkware for students and supporters to show their college pride. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-launches-new-online-store/ --- # TRIO Financial Literacy Assessment A TRIO program blog post guiding students through a self-assessment of their financial literacy across five key areas: budgeting, emergency funds, retirement planning, debt management, and credit scores. Offers actionable steps to improve financial health in each area. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/financial-literacy-assessment/ --- # SC4 Alumnus Rob Thomson Named Interim Manager of Philadelphia Phillies News item announcing that SC4 alumnus Rob Thomson was named interim manager of the Philadelphia Phillies. Links to SC4 Skippers Athletics for more details. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/skipper-alum-rob-thomson-named-manager-for-philadelphia-phillies%ef%bf%bc/ --- # Office of the President Welcome page for the Office of the President at SC4, featuring information on leadership, strategic vision, the president's commitment, and the 'In the Loop' podcast. Source: https://sc4.edu/office-of-the-president/ --- # Trio Student of the Month: Latonya Harmon A student profile featuring Latonya Harmon, a non-traditional student at SC4. She discusses her journey returning to education, her success in the LPN program, and the support she received from the TRIO program, which helped her achieve a place on the President's list and membership in Phi Theta Kappa. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-latonya-harmon/ --- # Capac Community Schools and SC4 Partner for Automatic Admission Capac Community Schools and SC4 have partnered to automatically admit high school seniors to SC4 without requiring a college application. Starting with the class of 2024, student data is shared to allow immediate account activation and enrollment for Fall 2024, streamlining access to scholarships, advising, and college services at no cost. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/capac-community-schools-and-sc4-collaborate-to-encourage-post-high-school-education/ --- # Academic Calendar This page outlines the important dates, deadlines, and schedules for the 2026 Summer, 2026 Fall, and 2027 Winter semesters at St. Clair County Community College, including registration periods, class start and end dates, holidays, and grade deadlines. Source: https://sc4.edu/academic-calendar/ --- # SC4 Fall 2024 Fast Path Classes Still Available SC4 announces late registration opportunities for Fall 2024 semester, highlighting fast path courses with delayed starts in September and October. Details Michigan Community College Guarantee and Reconnect tuition-free programs for eligible students, and lists all available fast path courses with prerequisites. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-fast-path-and-free-tuition-opportunities/ --- # Gabrielle Sanchez Alumni Feature Alumni spotlight on Gabrielle Sanchez, a Communications Specialist at Michigan Clean Cities. She completed the Blue Water Middle College program at SC4 in 2019, earning two associate degrees, then transferred to Michigan State University and graduated in 2022 with a bachelor's degree in advertising management, public relations, and entrepreneurship. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-gabrielle-sanchez/ --- # Management and Marketing This page provides information on career prospects in management and marketing, outlining how students can start their education at SC4 through various associate degrees, certificates, and foundational courses. It highlights transfer options, tuition costs, financial aid, and includes student testimonials. Source: https://sc4.edu/explore-careers/management-and-marketing/ --- # sc4-history-class-learns-on-the-battlefield Professor Patricia Frank's History 101 class at St. Clair County Community College conducted a non-contact re-enactment of the battles of Marathon and Thermopylae on campus using notebooks and pencils to better understand the events. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-history-class-learns-on-the-battlefield/ --- # Registration open for SC4 late-start fall classes St. Clair County Community College is offering registration for late-start fall semester classes, including 12-week and 8-week sessions starting in September and October. Courses are available online and in Port Huron across various subjects. Students can register via the SC4 Portal or in person at the One-stop Student Services Center. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/registration-open-for-sc4-late-start-fall-classes/ --- # Financial Literacy: Emotional Money Hack Exercise A TRIO program blog post exploring the emotional and psychological relationship people have with money, tracing those attitudes to childhood experiences, and offering a practical exercise to identify and reframe negative money beliefs through written reflection and positive affirmations. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/have-money-dont-let-it-have-you/ --- # How to apply This page provides a step-by-step checklist for students to apply for college housing at SC4, including college admission, the housing application, background checks, contract signing, and general onboarding requirements. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/college-housing/how-to-apply/ --- # SC4 Receives $955,000 in Federal Funds for STEM Learning at Challenger Learning Center and Experience Center St. Clair County Community College received $955,000 in federal funds from Senator Gary Peters to support STEM learning at its Challenger Learning Center and Experience Center. Funds will expand opportunities for learners of all ages through space-themed simulations, field trips, group missions, STEM Fest, and summer camps. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-receives-955000-for-challenger-learning-center-at-sc4-experience-center/ --- # Admissions & Aid This page provides a comprehensive guide for new and transferring students to start at SC4, detailing the application process, financial aid, placement testing, portal registration, and essential next steps like academic advising and obtaining a student ID. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/your-next-steps/ --- # Page Source: https://sc4.edu/office-of-student-conduct/ --- # St. Clair County Community College Career Fair Connects Community, Employers, Job Seekers The 2018 SC4 Career Fair in Port Huron brought together over 300 students, alumni, and community members with representatives from 79 employers across various industries, including health care and manufacturing, to facilitate networking and job opportunities. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/st-clair-county-community-college-career-fair-connects-community-employers-job-seekers/ --- # National Credit Awareness Month: What Is Credit? A blog post by Daryl Singleton explaining credit basics for National Credit Awareness Month. Covers what credit is, how credit scores work (300-850 range), the three credit bureaus, common forms of credit, and why good credit matters for renting, buying, and saving money. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/what-is-credit/ --- # Café Coffi Information about Café Coffi, located in the SC4 Fieldhouse, which serves coffee, breakfast, and lunch. Source: https://sc4.edu/cafe-coffi/ --- # State approves funding for SC4's $10 million health science building Governor Rick Snyder signed House Bill 4323, providing $10 million for the renovation of SC4’s A.J. Theisen Building into a health sciences training center. The project aims to expand capacity for nursing and other health-related programs, with construction starting in 2018 and opening in 2019. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/state-approves-funding-for-sc4s-10-million-health-science-building/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Roberta Teahen Alumni profile of Roberta Teahen, Associate Provost at Ferris State University, who reflects on how her SC4 (then PHJC) education prepared her for transfer to Michigan State, where she earned B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees, and describes her career influencing students in higher education. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-roberta-teahen/ --- # NBA Veteran Monte Morris Visits Nike Basketball Camp at SC4 NBA player Monte Morris visited the Nike Basketball Camp at St. Clair County Community College (SC4). Operated by former SC4 player Kieon Arkwright, the camp provided over 40 young athletes with elite training, drills, and motivational insights from Morris, highlighting SC4's commitment to community engagement and youth development. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/nba-veteran-monte-morris-visits-nike-basketball-camp-at-sc4/ --- # Vaccination requirement The page outlines the vaccination requirements for students at St. Clair County Community College. While general admission does not require proof of immunization, specific academic programs, such as Health Sciences, may have their own requirements. Source: https://sc4.edu/vaccination-requirement/ --- # SC4 Distinguished Faculty Award 2021 — David Webb Announcement that David Webb, biology professor of 24 years at SC4, received the 2021 Distinguished Faculty Award. Covers his teaching focus, personal passions for birding and nature, peer recognition, and details about the award including a $1,000 stipend and NISOD Excellence Award nomination. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/david-webb-receives-sc4-distinguished-faculty-award/ --- # Why SC4? EBW.tv asked some students that very question A page highlighting the reasons students choose St. Clair County Community College, featuring insights from a visit by EBW.tv regarding affordable tuition, small class sizes, and experienced professors. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/why-sc4-ebw-tv-asked-some-students-that-very-question/ --- # St. Clair County Community College (SC4) - Home SC4 homepage promoting Summer and Fall registration with links to apply, register, and view courses. Highlights include small class sizes (avg 16), affordable tuition (1/3 cost of four-year schools), student housing, arts, athletics, the Challenger Learning Center STEM experience, and 100 years of alumni success. Source: https://sc4.edu/landing/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Aaron Davis Alumni profile of Aaron Davis, a 2009 Marysville High School graduate who attended SC4 before transferring to Wayne State University and earning a Doctorate in Pharmacy. Davis credits SC4 professors Janice Fritz and Joe Gibbons for inspiring his career, and advocates for community college as an affordable, flexible starting point for higher education. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-alumni-aaron-davis/ --- # SC4 adds women’s soccer to its athletic offerings St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is introducing women’s soccer to its athletic program for the 2020-21 season, becoming one of only six community colleges in Michigan to offer the sport. The college is currently recruiting players and seeking applicants for the coaching position. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-adds-womens-soccer-to-its-athletic-offerings/ --- # 2017 Skipper Hall of Fame Inductees This page lists the individuals and teams inducted into the Skipper Hall of Fame in 2017, highlighting the achievements of coaches Dick Groch and Sam Kromer, as well as championship-winning teams in golf, baseball, women's basketball, volleyball, and men's basketball. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/athletics/skippers-hall-of-fame/2017-skipper-hall-of-fame-inductees/ --- # Advanced Spreadsheets Course with Professor Colleen Forsgren SC4 promotes its Spreadsheets CIS-200 course taught by Professor Colleen Forsgren, covering advanced Microsoft Excel skills including pivot tables, macros, data analysis, and charts. The course includes a real-world Professional Project. Registration is open for fall semester starting Aug. 23, available on-campus and online. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/gain-valuable-microsoft-office-skills-this-fall/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Cora Dewan-Smith Alumni profile of Cora Dewan-Smith, a Property Manager at Village Green. She shares how SC4 helped her save money during her undergrad, how taking business courses changed her career path, and that she went on to earn a BBA from Northwood University in hospitality and franchising. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-cora-dewan-smith/ --- # St. Clair County Community College has announced a community trip — open to all area residents — to the Stratford Festival Theatre for a production of “Billy Elliot” St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is organizing a community trip to see "Billy Elliot" at the Stratford Festival Theatre on June 23. The $150 package includes luxury bus travel, priority seating, a post-show chat, and dinner. Interested residents must register by June 16. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-announces-community-trip-to-see-billy-elliot-at-stratford-festival-theatre/ --- # SC4 to add two teams and 14 individuals to Skippers Hall of Fame St. Clair County Community College is inducting its second class into the Skippers Athletics Hall of Fame on Saturday, Feb. 10, at the McMorran Theater. The event honors two legendary basketball teams and 14 individuals across various sports. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-add-two-teams-and-14-individuals-to-skippers-hall-of-fame/ --- # Late-Start Winter Semester Courses Available at SC4 SC4 announces late-start courses beginning March 16 for the Winter semester, with openings still available. Courses span astronomy, business, cybersecurity, health, math, and social sciences. Financial aid options are available. Students can register at sc4.edu or contact advising@sc4.edu. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/winter-semester-courses-still-available-at-sc4-its-not-too-late-to-enroll/ --- # Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) This page outlines the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) at SC4, which ensures the transferability of 30 semester credit hours of general education coursework between participating Michigan colleges and universities. It details the required courses across English, Social Sciences, Humanities, Sciences, and Mathematics, and provides instructions on how students can verify their MTA status and contact academic advisors. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/transfer/michigan-transfer-agreement/ --- # SC4 Hosts NJCAA Basketball Showcase for NCAA Coaches St. Clair County Community College hosted 15 NJCAA men's and women's basketball teams from Michigan, Ohio, and Illinois at the SC4 Fieldhouse. The event, one of five nationwide, was designed to help recruit NJCAA players to four-year college programs, with NCAA coaches in attendance. Teams from NJCAA Regions 4, 12, and 24 participated. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-welcomes-njcaa-athletes-ncaa-coaches-to-campus-for-recruitment-event/ --- # Rev. Christian Jones – SC4 Alumni Story Profile of SC4 alumnus Rev. Christian Jones, Executive Director of the Franklin Avenue Mission in Flint, Michigan. Describes his time at SC4 (2010–2012), the community-service work of the Mission (food, clothing, health clinics), and his educational path through Oakland University and Concordia Seminary. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-campus-culture-and-interaction-helped-alumnus-christian-jones-grow-and-thrive/ --- # Fall registration is open: here’s what you need to do St. Clair County Community College (SC4) has opened registration for fall classes. Current students can register via the Portal, while new students are encouraged to enroll. The page provides guidance on scheduling advising appointments, browsing available classes, and contacting Enrollment Services. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/fall-registration-is-open-heres-what-you-need-to-do/ --- # Wellness This page outlines St. Clair County Community College's commitment to holistic health through eight dimensions of wellness: physical, emotional, social, intellectual, environmental, spiritual, professional, and financial. It provides a variety of student resources and a 2025 Holidays & Cultural Heritage Calendar to foster a culture of belonging. Source: https://sc4.edu/wellness/ --- # St. Clair County Community College provides space for Port Huron Museum's restoration of 140-year-old steam locomotive The page reports on the arrival of the D.B. Harrington locomotive at St. Clair County Community College for restoration by the Port Huron Museum, providing links to external news coverage and videos. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/st-clair-county-community-college-provides-space-for-port-huron-museums-restoration-of-140-year-old-steam-locomotive/ --- # 2018 Skipper Hall of Fame Inductees This page honors the 2018 inductees of the Skipper Hall of Fame, featuring profiles of distinguished former athletes and coaches from St. Clair County Community College, including Randy Anderson, Nancy DeNardin, Tom Foster, Kim (Lackowski) Gentner, David Hebner, and Paul Jackson. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/athletics/skippers-hall-of-fame/2018-skipper-hall-of-fame-inductees/ --- # Tuition and Fees This page outlines the tuition rates and fees for St. Clair County Community College for the 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 academic years. It details costs for in-district, out-of-district, and international students, including special rates for healthcare programs, payment schedules, residency requirements, and the college's refund policy. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/tuition-and-fees/ --- # SC4 strengthens commitment to equality and leadership in sports, joins WeCOACH and forms new group devoted to equality in sports St. Clair County Community College has launched the SC4 Michigan Promoters of Women’s Equal Rights in Sports (SC4 MPOWERS) and joined WeCOACH, a national organization supporting the recruitment and advancement of women coaches. As the first community college to join WeCOACH as an institutional member, SC4 aims to provide more athletic and leadership opportunities for women athletes and coaches. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-strengthens-commitment-to-equality-and-leadership-in-sports-joins-wecoach-and-forms-new-group-devoted-to-equality-in-sports/ --- # Theatre Chair Campaign Information for SC4 employees on how to support the Theatre Chair and Upgrades Campaign through one-time gifts or payroll deductions, including specific giving tiers for chair sponsorship. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-services/theatre-chair-campaign/ --- # Event pre-approval form request A page providing a form for users to request permission to hold an event on campus, which is then routed to campus offices for review. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-services/event-request/ --- # SC4 to Unveil Health Sciences Building and Hospital Simulation Wing at Grand Opening Sept. 27 St. Clair County Community College is hosting a Grand Opening Celebration on Friday, Sept. 27, for its renovated $9.8 million Health Sciences Building, which features a new hospital simulation wing and advanced medical training equipment. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-unveil-health-sciences-building-and-hospital-simulation-wing-at-grand-opening-sept-27/ --- # Housing Options This page describes the Bank Dorms at SC4, detailing room configurations (private or shared), amenities, common areas, and access to communal kitchens. It provides links for rates, FAQs, and application processes. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/college-housing/housing-options/water-street/ --- # Marta’s Budget Plan A budgetary case study detailing the monthly income, essential needs, wants, savings, and debts of a single parent named Marta. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/spending-part-3-budget-example-using-the-50-30-20-rule/ --- # Barrons, Barnes earn MCCAA honors St. Clair County Community College baseball players Josh Barnes and Joe Barrons were named Honorable Mention All-Michigan Community College Athletic Association Eastern Conference for their seasonal performances. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/barrons-barnes-earn-mccaa-honors/ --- # SC4 students to take on final stage of national cybersecurity competition this weekend Students from St. Clair County Community College’s computer information systems networking degree program are participating in the Fall 2018 National Cyber League (NCL) postseason. Led by instructor Bill Pilkey, the team engages in a virtual, capture-the-flag style competition to develop defensive and offensive cybersecurity skills, providing hands-on experience to enhance their resumes for future employment. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-students-to-take-on-final-stage-of-national-cybersecurity-competition-this-weekend/ --- # St. Clair County Community College faculty and staff honored for service St. Clair County Community College held a staff luncheon on May 4 at the Port Huron campus to honor 44 employees with service awards and recognize retiring faculty and staff for their commitment to students and the community. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/st-clair-county-community-college-faculty-staff-honored-for-service/ --- # Skippers Hall of Fame The Skippers Hall of Fame, established in 2017, honors the most distinguished coaches, athletes, and teams in SC4 athletics history since 1923. The page provides access to lists of inductees from 2017 to 2022 and a form for submitting new nominations. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/athletics/skippers-hall-of-fame/ --- # SC4 to host 33rd Annual Sanilac County Academic Games Feb 9 St. Clair County Community College will host the 33rd Annual Raymond T. Dunbar Jr. Sanilac County Academic Games on February 9. Students and coaches from seven Sanilac County school districts will compete in science, mathematics, social studies, and language arts. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-33rd-annual-sanilac-county-academic-games-feb-9/ --- # Help name the sturgeon! The page invites the community to help name a new sturgeon located in the Experience Center lobby of the Clara E. Mackenzie Building. It notes that the voting period ended on February 24. Source: https://sc4.edu/sturgeon/ --- # SC4 student wins national graphic design contest SC4 Graphic Design student Tara VanConant won the National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD) Student Graphic Design contest. Her winning poster, which explores the STEM and STEAM concept, marks the third consecutive year an SC4 student has won this national award. VanConant received a $1,000 prize and an invitation to the 2018 International Conference on Teaching and Leadership Excellence in Austin, Texas. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-student-wins-national-graphic-design-contest/ --- # Canvas login FAQ A frequently asked questions page providing guidance on logging into Canvas using Single Sign On, instructions for password resets, and a list of compatible applications. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/tools-and-technology/canvas-login-faq/ --- # Holiday Financial Tips from TRIO TRIO staff member Daryl Singleton shares 13 tips for staying emotionally and financially responsible during the holiday season, including budgeting strategies, gift ideas, and advice on avoiding post-holiday debt. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/holiday-tips-and-tricks/ --- # Today, I am an American A program and informational page for a Naturalization Ceremony held at St. Clair County Community College on September 17, 2025, featuring the National Anthem, Oath of Allegiance, Pledge of Allegiance, and a schedule of participants and speakers. Source: https://sc4.edu/today-i-am-an-american/ --- # SC4 Scholarships & Opportunities Lists all scholarship opportunities available at St. Clair County Community College (SC4), including both SC4 Foundation and external scholarships. Students must sign in or sign up using their SC4 email to apply. Priority deadline is March 16, 2026. Awards vary widely by eligibility requirements including GPA, program of study, residency, and year of study. Source: https://sc4.edu/scholarships/ --- # Literacy and Beyond partners with SC4 and Stebbins Family Fund to provide scholarship support to graduates of the 2GEN GED program Literacy and Beyond has partnered with St. Clair County Community College (SC4) and the Stebbins Family Fund to establish the 2GEN G.R.A.D.S. Scholarship. The program provides graduates of the 2GEN GED program with renewable yearly stipends for books, transportation, and childcare, along with dedicated college and career advising to support their pursuit of an associate degree at SC4. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/literacy-and-beyond-partners-with-sc4-and-stebbins-family-fund-to-provide-scholarship-support-to-graduates-of-the-2gen-ged-program/ --- # SC4 expands online course offerings to make college more accessible St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is expanding its online course offerings this fall, introducing several fully online associate degrees in fields such as accounting, business, and computer programming to increase accessibility. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-expands-online-course-offerings-to-make-college-more-accessible/ --- # Veterans SC4 provides personalized assistance, support, and resources for military Veterans and their family members interested in enrolling in college courses and utilizing military education benefits. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/veterans/ --- # SC4 Names Randy Fernandez 2018 Alumnus of the Year Marysville City Manager Randy Fernandez has been named the 2018 St. Clair County Community College Alumnus of the Year. The article highlights Fernandez's professional achievements as a city manager and his family's extensive history with the college. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-names-randy-fernandez-2018-alumnus-of-the-year/ --- # High School Guest and Dual Enrollment This page provides a quick reference guide for high school students seeking guest or dual enrollment at SC4. It details the different student categories, the enrollment process, legal requirements under Michigan law, FERPA privacy regulations, and contact information for support teams and advisors. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/high-school-students/high-school-guest-student-quick-reference-guide/ --- # President’s Honor List for the 2020 summer semester A list of 218 St. Clair County Community College students who earned a spot on the President’s Honor List for the 2020 summer semester by completing at least six credits with a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-presidents-honor-list-for-summer-2020/ --- # Timelines: Progression of a Vision St. Clair County Community College is hosting a memorial exhibition titled 'Timelines: Progression of a Vision,' featuring 44 works by the late Professor of Visual and Performing Arts David Korff. The exhibit, showcasing watercolors, drawings, and collages, runs from November 15 to December 17 in the SC4 Fine Arts Gallery. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-gallery-exhibit-to-feature-works-of-former-professor-david-korff/ --- # PHASD and SC4 Automatic Admission Partnership PHASD and SC4 have partnered to automatically admit Port Huron Area School District high school seniors to SC4 without requiring a college application, beginning with the class of 2024. The initiative removes enrollment barriers for first-generation and historically marginalized students, streamlining access to scholarships, advising, and college services at no cost. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/phasd-and-sc4-collaborate-to-encourage-post-high-school-education/ --- # St. Clair County Community College nursing program celebrates top ranking, national student recognition The St. Clair County Community College nursing program was ranked 8th among Michigan's two- and four-year institutions by RegisteredNursing.org. Additionally, student Brittany Hart was the only person in Michigan to receive the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society’s Spring 2018 Hurst Review NCLEX Scholarship. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/st-clair-county-community-college-nursing-program-celebrates-top-ranking-national-student-recognition/ --- # College Housing Information regarding SC4's affordable, fully furnished student housing options, including benefits of on-campus living, enrollment requirements, and application details. Residents receive in-district tuition rates and free transit passes. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/college-housing/ --- # Privacy Policy This page outlines the St. Clair County Community College Website Privacy Policy, detailing what information is collected from users, how cookies are utilized, the purposes for using collected data, security measures in place, and the college's policy on disclosing information to third parties. Source: https://sc4.edu/privacy-policy/ --- # Rebekah Smith named SC4 Distinguished Alumna of the Year The page profiles Rebekah Smith, the CEO of Lake Huron Medical Center and the 2016 St. Clair County Community College Distinguished Alumna of the Year. It details her career progression from nurse to executive, her community involvement on various boards, and her praise for the SC4 nursing program's evolution and practical training. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/rebekah-smith-named-sc4-distinguished-alumna-of-the-year/ --- # Accounting An overview of SC4's accounting program, which offers a two-year course of study focusing on financial data analysis, budgeting, and managerial accounting to prepare students for careers such as bookkeepers and financial accountants. Source: https://sc4.edu/landing/accounting/ --- # Saving Money: Building Your Savings Muscle A financial advice article by Daryl Singleton encouraging students to build savings habits. Covers key reasons to save including emergency funds, retirement, major purchases, and debt payoff. Emphasizes budgeting, goal-setting, and patience as foundations for financial wellness. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/saving-money/ --- # SC4 to offer a number of arts and athletics summer camps starting in June St. Clair County Community College is hosting various athletics and arts camps for youth in grades 4 through 12. Offerings include individual and team sports clinics (wrestling, softball, volleyball, basketball, baseball, cross country) and performing arts and theater tech camps. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-offer-a-number-of-arts-and-athletics-summer-camps-starting-in-june/ --- # Clery Report The Annual Security & Fire Safety Report (ASFSR) for St. Clair County Community College, detailing policy statements for the 2025-2026 academic year, crime statistics for 2022-2024, emergency notification procedures, and campus security policies in compliance with the Clery Act. Source: https://sc4.edu/cleryreport/ --- # Board of Trustees Page for contacting the Board of Trustees at St. Clair County Community College. Source: https://sc4.edu/board-of-trustees/contact-board/ --- # Marketing and Promotions Requests A request form for SC4 faculty and staff to seek website support for programs, services, and events, including internal and external activities that may bring visitors to campus. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-services/communication-and-website-request/ --- # Engineering Graphics Program at SC4 A news feature on SC4's Engineering Graphics program, highlighting instructor Scott Berg's classroom during COVID-19. Students learn AutoCAD, Autodesk Inventor, SolidWorks, and CATIA, using 3D printers to bring designs to life. The program leads to an Associate in Applied Arts and Science in Engineering Technology—Engineering Graphics/CAD degree. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/instructor-scott-berg-encourages-students-to-stay-strong-during-current-learning-environment/ --- # Three teams and 12 individuals are inducted in the Skippers Athletics Hall of Fame An announcement regarding the induction of three teams and 12 individuals into the Skippers Athletics Hall of Fame on February 22 at the SC4 Fieldhouse, including specific athletes and coaches from golf, baseball, basketball, softball, and volleyball. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/three-teams-and-12-individuals-are-inducted-in-the-skippers-athletics-hall-of-fame/ --- # Skippers Esports looks to continue its success in the fall The St. Clair County Community College Esports team experienced a successful inaugural season, achieving three top-four national finishes in Rocket League and Super Smash Bros. tournaments under coach James Jordan. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/skippers-esports-looks-to-continue-its-success-in-the-fall/ --- # The second annual STEM Fest St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is hosting its second annual STEM Fest on March 9, 2024. This free public event features over 100 interactive STEM exhibits from SC4 and various partners, including the Michigan Technological University’s Mind Trekkers and the Cranbrook Institute of Science, aimed at inspiring learners of all ages. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/stem-hands-on-event-sign-up-now/ --- # 42 students to graduate from SC4’s practical nursing program Thursday St. Clair County Community College is celebrating the graduation of 42 students from its practical nursing program. The event marks the 57th graduating class since the LPN program's inception in 1960. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/42-students-to-graduate-from-sc4s-practical-nursing-program-thursday/ --- # SC4 to hold free group advising sessions for nursing, HIT programs Feb. 14 St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is hosting free group advising sessions on February 14 for prospective students interested in Practical Nursing, Associate Degree Nursing, Nursing Transition, and Health Information Technology programs. Attending these sessions is mandatory for those seeking nursing degrees. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-hold-free-group-advising-sessions-for-nursing-hit-programs-feb-14/ --- # The Year in Photos at SC4 A celebratory photo slideshow from St. Clair County Community College highlighting memorable moments from the year, including commencement ceremonies, performing arts events (jazz band, community choir, theater), athletic highlights, and academic programs across various departments. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/the-year-in-photos-at-sc4/ --- # Entertainment and Sports Careers This page provides information on career opportunities in entertainment and sports, highlighting growth projections and guiding prospective students on how to start their education at SC4. It outlines recommended courses, potential associate degrees, transfer options via the Michigan Transfer Agreement, and available financial support. Source: https://sc4.edu/explore-careers/entertainment-and-sports/ --- # Privacy and access to student records This page outlines St. Clair County Community College's policy regarding the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). It defines education records and directory information, and details student rights concerning the inspection, amendment, and disclosure of their records, as well as the process for filing complaints. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/consumer-information/privacy-of-and-access-to-student-records/ --- # Meet James "Jim" Jones A profile feature of Jim Jones, a professor and Program Lead for the Criminal Justice Program at St. Clair County Community College, discussing his role, advice for students, and his perspective on the community and campus improvements. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/meet-james-jim-jones/ --- # St. Clair County Community College (SC4) partners with The Detroit Promise St. Clair County Community College has partnered with The Detroit Promise to provide Detroit-based students with a tuition-free path to trade, two-year, or four-year credentials. The partnership expands educational options for Detroit high school students and is supported by SC4's college housing options. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-signs-on-to-the-detroit-promise-program-providing-free-college-to-detroit-high-school-students/ --- # A Taste of Heritage, Freedom, and Unity SC4 and the Port Huron community are hosting the 3rd annual Juneteenth celebration on June 19. The event features a live-tasting exhibit of African American culinary history, cultural performances, and local cuisine to honor freedom and unity. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/juneteenth/ --- # Work-Study Program The SC4 Work-Study Program offers part-time on-campus and off-campus employment for students with financial need to help pay for educational expenses. Eligible students must indicate interest on their FAFSA, maintain a 2.0 GPA, and be enrolled in at least six credit hours. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/employment/work-study/ --- # SC4 seeking employers for annual career fair April 23 St. Clair County Community College is seeking employers to register for its annual Career Fair taking place April 23, 2020, at the SC4 Fieldhouse. The event connects students, alumni, and community members with regional and national employers. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-seeking-employers-for-annual-career-fair-april-23/ --- # Need information? Let us help! A contact page for prospective students at SC4 seeking guidance on academic programs, career paths, and transfer options, featuring a request form and a notice regarding the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report. Source: https://sc4.edu/request-for-information/ --- # Free College Day Call for Instructors and Speakers St. Clair County Community College is seeking instructors and speakers for its 17th annual Free College Day on March 16, 2019. This community outreach program provides free hour-long classes for all ages. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/free-college-day-call-for-instructors-and-speakers/ --- # SC4 radiologic technology students win top honors at statewide competition St. Clair County Community College radiologic technology students excelled at the Michigan Society of Radiologic Technologists Annual Student Academic Competition. Taylor Kreger took first place, with Danielle Sawyer and Katelyn Vespie earning third and fourth place, respectively. The article also highlights the program's consistent 100 percent first-time passing rate on the ARRT national exam. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-radiologic-technology-students-win-top-honors-at-statewide-competition/ --- # Campus crime statistics This page provides access to the St. Clair County Community College Annual Security Report and Clery Act data, covering reported crimes on and around campus for the previous three years, as well as institutional security policies. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/campus-security-information/campus-crime-statistics/ --- # Reverse Transfer This page explains the reverse transfer process, allowing students who transferred to four-year institutions to transfer credits back to SC4 to officially earn their associate degree. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/transfer/reverse-transfer/ --- # Alumna gets head start on career, focuses on environmental chemistry A profile of Megan Jamison, a 2016 Capac High School graduate who utilized the Blue Water Middle College Academy at SC4 to earn an associate degree before transferring to Oakland University for environmental science. She now works as a research assistant in environmental chemistry and an interpretive guide for Huron-Clinton Metroparks. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumna-gets-head-start-on-career-focuses-on-environmental-chemistry/ --- # SC4 to host winter 2020 volleyball camp St. Clair County Community College is hosting a winter volleyball camp for boys and girls in grades 5-12. Led by SC4 coaches and team members, the camp caters to all skill levels on select Fridays in January and February. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-winter-2020-volleyball-camp/ --- # Alumni of the Month: EMT classes led to new career for Dobney A feature story about Julianna Dobney, an SC4 alumna who pursued an EMT license and paramedic program to gain patient hours for medical school but ultimately built a career as a paramedic and firefighter. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-of-the-month-emt-classes-led-to-new-career-for-dobney/ --- # Growing program for work skills finds a new home on SC4 campus The Next STEP (Student Transition Experience Program), operated by St. Clair County RESA, is transitioning to the St. Clair County Community College campus. The program helps young adults aged 18-26 with identified disabilities develop employability, community involvement, and independent living skills through classroom training and local internships. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/growing-program-for-work-skills-finds-a-new-home-on-sc4-campus/ --- # Misty DeLeon Alumni Spotlight Alumni spotlight featuring Misty DeLeon, Clerical Services Program Leader at Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Center. She credits SC4 with inspiring her to pursue further education, earning a bachelor's from University of Michigan-Flint and a master's in clinical psychology from Michigan School of Psychology. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-misty-deleon/ --- # Hackers are getting smarter, but you can take steps to protect yourself An interview with SC4 computer information systems professor Rob Richardson regarding National Cyber Security Awareness Month. The discussion focuses on the dangers of password reuse, the impact of large-scale data breaches, and the importance of skepticism and two-factor authentication to protect personal information online. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/hackers-are-getting-smarter-but-you-can-take-steps-to-protect-yourself/ --- # Career Coach The page introduces Career Coach, a tool for taking career assessments, searching for careers and hot jobs, receiving career suggestions, and building resumes. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/employment/career-coach/ --- # Patterns Patterns is a long-running annual magazine of student literature and art at St. Clair County Community College. The publication is entirely student-created and open for submissions from any enrolled student. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/honors-and-awards/patterns/ --- # Several St. Clair County Community College (SC4) Skippers student-athletes were recently honored with postseason recognition St. Clair County Community College announces postseason honors for student-athletes, including bowler Mackenzie Monier's NJCAA All-American status and several basketball players recognized in the NJCAA Great Lakes District tournaments. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/skippers-earn-postseason-honors/ --- # SC4 Foundation supports students with more than $100,000 in new scholarships The St. Clair County Community College Foundation (SC4F) has approved $100,500 in new scholarships for the 2019-20 academic year, benefiting students across all fields of study with a particular emphasis on health sciences. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-foundation-supports-students-with-more-than-100000-in-new-scholarships/ --- # College Studio 1219 Spiral Gallery Featuring Watercolors, Mixed Water Media, and Photography St. Clair County Community College’s Spiral Gallery at Studio 1219 in Port Huron will host three art exhibits this summer featuring alumni Mike Henry, Mary Quintal, and Katie Weatherly. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/college-studio-1219-spiral-gallery-featuring-watercolors-mixed-water-media-and-photography/ --- # SC4 Hosts SkillsUSA Regional Welding Competition St. Clair County Community College hosted the SkillsUSA Regional Welding Competition on Feb. 10 in the Acheson Technology Center. About 30 high school juniors and seniors from four regional schools competed in gas metal arc, gas tungsten arc, and shielded metal arc welding. Winners advance to the state competition. Longtime SC4 welding professor Joseph McFalda served as facilitator. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-hosts-skillsusa-regional-welding-competition/ --- # Marysville Public Schools and SC4 Automatic Admission Partnership SC4 and Marysville Public Schools have partnered to automatically admit high school seniors to SC4 without requiring a college application. Beginning with the class of 2024, student data will be entered into SC4's system to allow immediate enrollment for Fall 2024. The program is free, optional, and open to all Marysville graduates. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/marysville-public-schools-and-sc4-collaborate-to-encourage-post-high-school-education/ --- # Bard Street This page describes the Bard Street Housing option at SC4, highlighting amenities such as rooftop deck access, private bathrooms, and high-speed Wi-Fi. It provides a list of room features and access to communal facilities, along with links for applications, rates, and FAQs. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/college-housing/housing-options/bard-street/ --- # Anchor Bay School District and SC4 Direct Admissions Partnership Anchor Bay High School seniors will be automatically admitted to SC4 without completing a college application. Beginning with the class of 2024, student data will be entered into SC4's system to allow immediate enrollment steps. The free program streamlines the high school-to-college transition and encourages early access to scholarships, advising, and college services. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/anchor-bay-school-district-and-sc4-collaborate-to-encourage-post-high-school-education/ --- # Skipper softball players earn conference honors St. Clair County Community College honors four softball players for their achievements in the Michigan Community College Athletic Association Eastern Conference, including Second-Team honors for Taylor Westrick and Sarah Longuski. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/skipper-softball-players-earn-conference-honors/ --- # 2020 Skipper Hall of Fame Inductees Profiles of the 2020 inductees into the SC4 Skippers Athletics Hall of Fame, featuring former student-athletes and coaches from golf, basketball, and baseball who achieved significant collegiate and professional success. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/athletics/skippers-hall-of-fame/2020-skipper-hall-of-fame-inductees/ --- # St. Clair County Community College (SC4) Student Residence Halls St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is accepting applications for its student residence halls for the 2023-24 academic year. The housing offers furnished units, in-district tuition rates for residents, and a supportive community environment to enhance the college experience. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-now-accepting-college-housing-applications-for-2023-24-academic-year/ --- # Athletic Roundup: Justin Badley Earns Bowling All-American Honors The page highlights the achievements of SC4 athletes, specifically freshman Justin Badley earning All-American honors at the NJCAA Bowling Nationals and updates on the SC4 men's and women's basketball teams as they enter district tournament play. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/athletic-roundup-justin-badley-earns-bowling-all-american-honors/ --- # SC4 event to explore Toni Morrison’s short story ‘Recitatif’ St. Clair County Community College’s Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is hosting a guided book discussion of Toni Morrison’s 'Recitatif' on March 17. Facilitated by Dr. Leah Howell and Dr. Portia Watkins, the event will explore themes of race, friendship, and the American education and foster care systems. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-event-to-explore-toni-morrisons-short-story-recitatif/ --- # HEERF II This page provides reporting and distribution details regarding the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriation Act (CRRSAA) emergency financial aid grants at St. Clair County Community College, including funding amounts, student eligibility, and the application process. Source: https://sc4.edu/cares-act/heerf-ii/ --- # Abigail Davis named head coach of Skippers Dance team St. Clair County Community College (SC4) has appointed alumna Abigail Davis as the head coach of the co-ed Skippers Dance team. Davis brings extensive studio and competitive dance experience to the role, aiming to mentor students and expand campus involvement in dance. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-names-new-skippers-dance-head-coach/ --- # Colton Cichoracki: Meteorologist Alumni Story Alumni spotlight on Colton Cichoracki, a meteorologist at ABC12 News (WJRT-TV) in Flint who attended SC4 as part of the Blue Water Middle College Academy's first cohort in 2011. He earned his Associate in Arts degree in 2014, transferred to Central Michigan University, and advocates for community college as a cost-effective stepping stone to university education. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/lessons-learned-at-sc4-impact-daily-life-for-meteorologist-colton-cichoracki/ --- # SC4 Honors 45 Practical Nursing Graduates St. Clair County Community College held a commencement ceremony on December 12 to honor 45 graduates of its practical nursing program, who are now qualified to take the National Council Licensure Examination. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-honors-45-practical-nursing-graduates/ --- # Alumnus Larry Klaus Alumni spotlight featuring Larry Klaus, Police Chief at Central Michigan University. He shares how SC4 prepared him for his career in law enforcement, his appreciation for training the next generation of officers, and notes his B.A. from Ferris State University. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-larry-klaus/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Janice Fritz Alumni profile of Janice Fritz, a professor at St. Clair County Community College who attended SC4 as a dual-enrolled high school student. She credits SC4 with scholarship advantages and college preparation, later earning a B.S. from Western Michigan University and a Ph.D. from Wayne State University. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-janice-fritz/ --- # SC4 releases winter 2019 calendar of arts events St. Clair County Community College has announced its winter 2019 arts calendar, featuring the Free Thursday Concert Series with Femmes of Rock, exhibits at the Fine Arts Gallery and Spiral Arts Gallery, free movie nights, and the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. celebration. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-releases-winter-2019-calendar-of-arts-events/ --- # Port Huron Police Chief Joe Platzer and family find path to success at SC4 An article detailing Port Huron Police Chief Joe Platzer's educational journey and career progression, highlighting his associate degree from St. Clair County Community College, his role as an adjunct professor at the institution, and his children's current enrollment in the Blue Water Middle College Academy. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/port-huron-police-chief-joe-platzer-and-family-find-path-to-success-at-sc4/ --- # LPN Transition Nursing HESI Test Dates Approaching Information regarding HESI test requirements and registration for students applying to St. Clair County Community College’s Nursing and Radiologic Technology programs, including details on an upcoming HESI Prep Workshop. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/lpn-transition-nursing-hesi-test-dates-approaching/ --- # PORT HURON, Mich. – A celebration of the April 8 total solar eclipse St. Clair County Community College is hosting a free public viewing party for the April 8 total solar eclipse from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. The event features solar telescopes, information from professors, and tours of the SC4 Planetarium Experience to ensure a safe and educational viewing experience. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/total-solar-eclipse-to-be-celebrated-april-8/ --- # SC4 adds summer EMT course as demand for paramedics increases across the country St. Clair County Community College (SC4) has introduced a summer basic emergency medical technician course to address the nationwide paramedic shortage. The 274-hour state-certified program combines classroom and clinical experience, preparing students for EMT licensure and subsequent paramedic certification programs. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-adds-summer-emt-course-as-demand-for-paramedics-increases-across-the-country/ --- # Student clubs and organizations This page provides an overview of student clubs and organizations at SC4, highlighting opportunities for students to connect through hobbies, professional goals, and campus-wide activities. It includes a comprehensive list of available clubs, such as Student Government, Phi Theta Kappa, and the Veterans Club, along with their meeting schedules and advisor contact information. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/student-clubs/ --- # Site Map A comprehensive directory of pages and resources for St. Clair County Community College, including sections on admissions, financial aid, campus life, and administrative information. Source: https://sc4.edu/a-site-map/ --- # Colors of the Season Symphonic Band Concert Oct. 22 The SC4 Symphonic Band, led by Erick Senkmajer, will perform a free 'Colors of the Season' concert on Sunday, Oct. 22, from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Fine Arts Theatre, featuring fight songs, alma mater anthems, and Halloween selections. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-symphonic-band-to-present-college-and-university-colors-of-the-season-concert-oct-22/ --- # Practical Nursing Program Graduates Honored St. Clair County Community College honored 34 practical nursing program graduates on Dec. 15 following their NCLEX Review. Due to COVID restrictions, a formal ceremony was replaced with gift bags containing nursing pins, roses, a USB slideshow, and ornaments. Graduates are qualified to take the NCLEX licensure exam. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-honors-34-practical-nursing-graduates/ --- # St. Clair County Community College, along with Port Huron High School, will host two Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) basketball state quarterfinals in its Fieldhouse March 12 and March 19 St. Clair County Community College and Port Huron High School are hosting two MHSAA basketball state quarterfinals at the SC4 Fieldhouse on March 12 (Division 3 boys) and March 19 (Division 2 girls). Both games start at 7 p.m. with admission priced at $7. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-port-huron-high-school-to-host-mhsaa-basketball-state-quarterfinals-march-12-and-19/ --- # Alumnus Gerry Mason: SC4 Gave Me a Great Start Profile of SC4 alumnus Gerry Mason, a law firm owner and venture capitalist who credits St. Clair County Community College with laying the foundation for his career. Mason attended SC4 from 1986-1988, transferred to the University of Michigan with full credit transfer, then earned a law degree from MSU. He remains an active community volunteer and advocate for community colleges. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/successful-boutique-law-firm-owner-thankful-for-sc4-start/ --- # Wolverine Invitational St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is hosting the second annual Wolverine Invitational, a wheelchair basketball tournament from September 30 to October 2. Hosted in conjunction with the University of Michigan Adaptive Sports and Fitness, the event features regional and international teams in a round-robin format, culminating in a championship game on Sunday. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/watch-world-class-hoopers-take-the-court-for-the-second-annual-wolverine-invitational-hosted-at-sc4/ --- # Stay connected to SC4 A page providing a form for users to sign up to receive news, events, and program information from SC4. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/stay-connected-to-sc4/ --- # Athletic Roundup: Volleyball team goes 3-1 in Lakeland CC; teams win in Jackson SC4 sports news covering volleyball's 3-1 record at Lakeland CC Invitational and upcoming MCCAA opener with a Fan Appreciation Tailgate Party, cross country teams winning the Jackson College Jets Invitational for the first time in school history, and golfers finishing last at the Kirtland CC Firebird Invitational. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/athletic-roundup-volleyball-team-goes-3-1-in-lakeland-cc-teams-win-in-jackson/ --- # Registration for Fall 2019 Classes Now Open St. Clair County Community College (SC4) has opened registration for fall 2019 classes with no deposit required through May 10. Courses span business, IT, health sciences, engineering, criminal justice, and more, including Michigan Transfer Agreement-eligible classes. The semester begins August 19. New students can apply online; current students can register via portal or mobile app. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/1934-2/ --- # Types of Aid This page outlines the various types of financial assistance available to SC4 students, including federal and state grants (such as Pell Grants and TIP), tuition waivers, and federal direct loans. It details basic eligibility requirements, specific program criteria, and provides guidance on how to apply for aid. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/types-of-aid/ --- # Alumna Linda Siewert Alumni spotlight featuring Linda Siewert, an SC4 graduate who became a Human Resources Manager. She credits SC4's coursework and instructors for preparing her career, later transferring to Baker College where she earned a bachelor's degree magna cum laude. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-linda-siewert/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Angela Rochon A profile of SC4 alumna Angela Rochon, highlighting her diverse career as a therapist, educator, author, and motivational speaker, as well as her academic journey starting at SC4 in 1963. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-angela-rochon/ --- # SC4 Fall Arts Calendar: Concerts, Gallery Shows & Theatre St. Clair County Community College announces its fall arts calendar featuring the Free Thursday Concert Series (Lexington Bach String Quartet, David M. Fisher, Steve Wood Quartet, Moxie Strings), two Fine Art Gallery exhibitions, and a November theatre production of Vintage Hitchcock: A Radio Play. Concerts are free with required tickets; theatre tickets are $10. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-sets-fall-schedule-for-art-and-performance-events/ --- # Tutoring SC4 provides free tutoring services for students in all subjects, featuring drop-in hours at the College Center, the Online Writing Lab (O.W.L.) for paper reviews, and access to NetTutor via Canvas for additional support. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/tutoring/ --- # sc4-welding-student-earns-american-welding-society-scholarship The page features a story about Susannah Kimberley, a student in the welding and fabricating program at St. Clair County Community College, who received a $2,500 scholarship from the American Welding Society and started her own business, Metal and Petals. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-welding-student-earns-american-welding-society-scholarship/ --- # Campus security information Provides essential emergency contact information and security resources for students, including campus patrol contacts, emergency services, and links to student resources like Office 365 and Canvas. Source: https://sc4.edu/student-resources/ --- # Recruitment request A page providing instructions and contact information for requesting a table for recruitment purposes. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/employment/recruitment-request/ --- # SC4 names women’s soccer and Esports coaches St. Clair County Community College announces the appointment of Todd Stank as the women’s soccer coach and James Jordan as the Esports coach to lead these newly added athletic offerings. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-names-womens-soccer-and-esports-coaches/ --- # SC4 Lambda Mu Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa Welcomes 87 New Members The Lambda Mu chapter of Phi Theta Kappa honor society at St. Clair County Community College inducted 87 new members in 2021. Membership requires 12 SC4 credit hours and a 3.0 GPA minimum. An induction ceremony was held December 12 via Zoom. The page lists all new members organized by hometown. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-honor-society-welcomes-87-new-members/ --- # Dual-enrolled St. Clair County Community College student heading to Harvard A feature story about Lucy Wickings, a dual-enrolled student at St. Clair County Community College and senior at Port Huron High School, who has been accepted to Harvard University to study psychology with future aspirations of pursuing a law degree. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/dual-enrolled-st-clair-county-community-college-student-heading-to-harvard/ --- # Kevin Totty Alumni Profile Alumni spotlight on Kevin Totty, a philanthropist with the Community Foundation of St. Clair County. He shares how SC4 helped him through communication, connections, and community, and lists his further education including a Bachelor in Business from Bellevue University and a certificate from eCornell. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-kevin-totty/ --- # SC4 Women's Basketball Team Wins Great Lakes District A Championship The SC4 Skippers women's basketball team finished 27-5 overall and won the Great Lakes District A championship, defeating Ancilla College 79-55. Players Amanda Kitchen, Bailey Gormley, Precious Fields earned All-Tournament honors; Bre Jefferson was tournament MVP. Head coach Mike Groulx won Coach of the Year. The team earned a bid to the NJCAA DII National Tournament in Joplin, Missouri, March 17-22. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-womens-basketball-qualifies-for-the-national-tournament/ --- # SC4 Cinema to Present MLK Jr. Day Film Screenings SC4 Cinema will screen two films honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Day: the 1970 documentary 'King: A Filmed Record… Montgomery to Memphis' and the 2014 drama 'Selma'. The screenings reflect St. Clair County Community College's commitment to educational and cultural opportunities for students and the broader community. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-cinema-honors-martin-luther-king-jr-day-with-two-landmark-films-supporting-educational-access-and-community-engagement/ --- # Accessibility statement St. Clair County Community College outlines its commitment to ensuring online content is accessible to individuals with disabilities, adhering to the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Communications Act of 1996, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/accessibility-statement/ --- # SC4 Announces Skippers Dance Team St. Clair County Community College is introducing a collegiate-level Skippers Dance Team for the winter 2020 semester. In partnership with the Huron Physical Arts Center and coached by Laurie Charron, the team is open to all SC4 students and will perform at basketball games and potentially the NJCAA National Women’s Basketball Championship. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-announces-skippers-dance-team/ --- # Summer Camps at SC4 St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is hosting a variety of athletics and STEM-based summer camps for youth in grades 4 through 12. Offerings include the Galaxy Quest STEM Summer Camp and various sports clinics including baseball, basketball, cross country, esports, soccer, softball, volleyball, and wrestling. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-announces-new-galaxy-quest-stem-summer-camp-athletics-summer-camps/ --- # Robert G. Sargent, Ph.D. SC4 alumnus and professor emeritus Robert G. Sargent, Ph.D., has established the Robert G. Sargent Scholarship Fund. This endowment, held at the Community Foundation, provides two annual scholarships to SC4 engineering students with financial need who plan to transfer to a university for a bachelor's degree in engineering. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumnus-robert-g-sargent-ph-d-establishes-scholarship-fund-to-support-students-pursuing-engineering/ --- # Peer-to-Peer file sharing This page outlines St. Clair County Community College's (SC4) policy regarding Peer-to-Peer (P2P) file sharing. It prohibits the unauthorized acquisition or distribution of copyrighted materials on the college network, details enforcement actions including disciplinary measures and expulsion, and provides information on legal alternatives to illegal file sharing. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/consumer-information/peer-to-peer-file-sharing/ --- # Jim Jones - Criminal Justice Instructor at SC4 Profile of Jim Jones, SC4 alumnus and criminal justice instructor since 1997, who also serves as a part-time police officer. Highlights SC4's Criminal Justice Generalist program, available degrees and skill sets, a partnership with Ferris State University for bachelor's completion, and encourages prospective students to apply for fall semester. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/getting-ready-for-fall-semester-with-professor-jones/ --- # SC4’s Josephine Cassar Wins Two MASFAA Awards St. Clair County Community College’s Director of Financial Assistance and Services, Josephine Cassar, received the State Leadership Award from the Midwest Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (MASFAA). Additionally, the Summer Institute and Leadership Symposium Committee, of which she is a member, was named Committee of the Year. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4s-josephine-cassar-wins-two-masfaa-awards/ --- # ZF Marysville Job Opportunities – SC4 Employer Spotlight SC4's Community and Alumni Relations director interviews ZF Marysville about job openings available to SC4 students and alumni. ZF is a global technology company supplying systems for vehicles and industrial technology. Viewers are directed to SC4's Career Coach tool to explore available positions in the Greater Port Huron Region. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/video-virtual-series-with-zf/ --- # Admissions FAQs A comprehensive guide answering frequently asked questions for prospective students regarding the benefits of college, application processes, tuition, financial aid, support services, transfer options, and campus visits at SC4. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/faqs/ --- # Challenger Learning Center Coming to SC4 SC4 and Challenger Center nonprofit are partnering to open a Challenger Learning Center on SC4's campus, scheduled for early 2022. The center will serve Michigan and Ontario students with hands-on STEM programs including simulated space missions in immersive Spacecraft and Mission Control rooms, aligned with national education standards. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/challenger-learning-center-to-open-on-sc4-campus/ --- # First-Generation College Student and SC4 Alumnus Pursuing Passion with Detroit Lions A profile of Brendan Buffa, a first-generation college student and SC4 alumnus, detailing how his experiences at St. Clair County Community College and Western Michigan University led to a career in sports media and a new media web internship with the Detroit Lions. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/first-generation-college-student-and-sc4-alumnus-pursuing-passion-with-detroit-lions/ --- # SC4 Alumna Fulfills Dream of Becoming a Nurse Leader in Health Care A profile of Caren Kosal, a 2006 graduate of St. Clair County Community College's nursing program, detailing her journey from administrative assistant and stay-at-home mother to becoming the trauma program manager at McLaren Port Huron. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-alumna-fulfills-dream-of-becoming-a-nurse-leader-in-health-care/ --- # President’s Honors List Summer 2017 A list of 194 students from St. Clair County Community College who earned a spot on the President’s Honor List for the summer 2017 semester by achieving a grade-point average of 3.0 or higher. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/194-sc4-students-earn-honors-in-summer-semester/ --- # SC4 Athletes Earn Record NJCAA Academic Awards A record 27 St. Clair County Community College (SC4) Skippers athletes received NJCAA academic honors for 2022-23, the most in a single year since the early 2000s. Eight SC4 teams also achieved NJCAA Academic Team status with cumulative GPAs of 3.0 or higher. Honorees are listed by first, second, and third team tiers. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/skippers-athletes-break-longtime-academic-excellence-record-garner-team-honors/ --- # About SC4 Overview of St. Clair County Community College (SC4), detailing its mission, vision, campus locations in Port Huron and Peck, and its significant economic impact on students, taxpayers, and the local community. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Heather Scott Alumni feature on Heather Scott, a Physical Therapist at Concept Rehab. She describes how SC4 served as a stepping stone before transferring to Western Michigan University and University of Michigan-Flint, where she earned a BS in Biomedical Sciences and a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-feature-heather-scott/ --- # Maps and directions This page provides campus maps and location information for SC4, including a printable PDF of the Port Huron main campus map, the campus mailing address, and parking guidance for students, employees, and visitors. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/maps-and-directions/ --- # Business and Financial Careers This page provides information on business and finance career paths and explains how students can start their education at SC4. It lists related associate degrees and certificates, recommended introductory courses, tuition information, and steps for applying and registering. Source: https://sc4.edu/explore-careers/business-and-financial/ --- # International students interest form A page for international students to request more information via an interest form and providing links to the college application and other campus resources. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/international-students/international-students-interest/ --- # Washington, D.C.-based alumna credits SC4 for changing worldview The page features a success story about Grace Haskin, who overcame a limited homeschooling background to attend St. Clair County Community College. After graduating magna cum laude from SC4, she earned further degrees and now works as an analyst for the Government Accountability Office in Washington, D.C. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/washington-d-c-based-alumna-credits-sc4-for-changing-worldview/ --- # Mission Accomplished: Marine City Woman Completes Nursing Degree with Boost from Scholarship The page highlights the achievement of Nikki Leonard, a 24-year-old from Marine City, who graduated from the Licensed Practical Nurse program at St. Clair County Community College. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/mission-accomplished-marine-city-woman-completes-nursing-degree-with-boost-from-scholarship/ --- # Commencement Information regarding the SC4 Commencement Ceremony scheduled for 6 p.m. on Friday, May 8, 2026, at McMorran Place Arena, including arrival instructions for students and guests. Source: https://sc4.edu/commencement/ --- # SC4 honor society to offer symposium Feb 23 on change The Lambda Mu chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at St. Clair County Community College is hosting its 23rd annual Honors Symposium, titled 'Transformations: Acknowledging, Assessing, and Achieving Change,' on February 23. The free event features various faculty presentations and a group discussion at the Port Huron campus. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-honor-society-to-offer-symposium-feb-23-on-change/ --- # SC4 Alumnus Living Dreams Thanks to Good Education A profile of Jim Earley, a St. Clair County Community College alumnus and lifelong educator, detailing his academic journey from an Associate of Science at SC4 to a Ph.D. and his subsequent career in teaching and school administration. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-alumnus-living-dreams-thanks-to-good-education/ --- # St. Clair County Community College (SC4) announces hiring of Dion Cox as head women’s basketball coach St. Clair County Community College (SC4) has appointed Dion Cox as the new head women’s basketball coach. Cox, a former SC4 player and longtime assistant coach for the men's program, returns to lead the women's team with a focus on athletic and academic development for student-athletes. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-names-dion-cox-head-womens-basketball-coach/ --- # Page Source: https://sc4.edu/allied-health/ --- # Longtime SC4 Professor James Jones Honored with National AACC Award Criminal Justice Professor James Jones of St. Clair County Community College has received the 2020 Dale P. Parnell Faculty Distinction Recognition from the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) for his excellence in classroom instruction and dedication to student success. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/longtime-sc4-professor-james-jones-honored-with-national-aacc-award/ --- # Graduation rate and transfer-out rate This page provides data on the graduation and transfer-out rates for St. Clair County Community College, specifically focusing on the Fall 2021 cohort disaggregated by race and gender, as well as the 2020 cohort disaggregated by student aid type. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/graduation-and-transfer-out-rates/ --- # Dr. Janice Fritz - Faculty Profile Profile of Dr. Janice Fritz, biology, anatomy and physiology instructor and STEM department chair at SC4. Covers her educational background from SC4 dual enrollment through her PhD at Wayne State and post-doctoral work at University of Iowa, her teaching philosophy including the flipped classroom method, and her personal background growing up near Brown City. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-faculty-spotlight-dr-janice-fritz/ --- # Jimmy DeHeno SC4 will host two free concerts on December 5 featuring former student and award-winning guitarist Jimmy DeHeno as part of the Free Noon and Night Concert Series in the SC4 Fine Arts Theatre. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-hosts-free-concert-featuring-award-winning-guitarist/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Amanda Slaten Frasier Alumni profile of Amanda Slaten Frasier, who began at SC4 through a middle school enrichment program and dual enrollment, earned her associate degree, and went on to earn a Ph.D. in Educational Policy, now serving as Assistant Professor at East Tennessee State University. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-feature-amanda-slaten-frasier/ --- # Alumni and Community This page celebrates the diverse achievements of St. Clair County Community College (SC4) alumni through spotlights and features, while providing resources for former students to stay connected and give back to the institution. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/alumni-community/ --- # MiRIS sites A comprehensive list of Michigan Radiologic and Imaging Science (MiRIS) sites, detailing the facility names and their corresponding locations across Michigan. Source: https://sc4.edu/miris-sites/ --- # Professor Armstrong Looks Forward to Fall Semester SC4 nursing professor Sharon Armstrong shares her excitement about returning to in-person classes for fall semester. She offers advice for incoming students and highlights SC4's small class sizes and individual support. Registration for fall semester is open with classes beginning the week of Aug. 23. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/getting-ready-for-fall-semester-with-professor-armstrong/ --- # Financial aid This page provides information on financial aid opportunities at SC4, including federal, state, and private funding, grants, and scholarships. It highlights tuition-free programs for qualifying students, such as the Michigan Achievement Scholarship, and provides resources for the FAFSA application, payment plans, and general financial literacy. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/ --- # HESI Exams Information regarding the HESI Admission Assessment for healthcare-related programs at St. Clair County Community College, including registration via The Pier, exam costs, available testing dates, preparation resources, and testing center rules. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/testing-center/hesi-testing/ --- # Jenna Linton - November TRIO Student of the Month Profile of Jenna Linton, SC4 student and competitive runner who uses hearing aids and benefits from the TRIO Student Support Services program. She praises TRIO's academic and personal support, her professors' adaptability during the pandemic, and plans to transfer to Northern Michigan University to study Elementary Special Education. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-jenna-linton/ --- # College Housing – Drug Screening Assessment Policy This policy outlines St. Clair County Community College's commitment to a substance-free living environment. It details a four-stage disciplinary process for Student Code of Conduct violations and the procedures for mandatory drug screening when there is reasonable cause to suspect drug usage, including options for rehabilitation or dismissal. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/college-housing-drug-screening-assessment-policy/ --- # Identity Theft A cautionary guide for college students regarding the prevalence and dangers of identity theft. It shares a personal anecdote about document theft, warns students about the risks associated with loan applications and unsecured public Wi-Fi, and provides a list of eight practical tips to avoid scams and protect personal information. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/identity-theft/ --- # St. Clair County Community College (SC4) will honor Black History Month with a powerful lineup of films at SC4 Cinema St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is celebrating Black History Month through a series of film screenings at SC4 Cinema. Featured films include 'Amazing Grace,' 'Love and Basketball,' 'Creed,' and 'Nickle Boys,' aiming to honor Black artistry, storytelling, and cultural contributions. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-cinema-celebrates-black-history-month-with-special-film-series/ --- # Justin Rich Alumni Spotlight Alumni spotlight featuring Justin Rich, a Mechanical Designer at KUKA A&T, who shares how SC4's engineering graphics program prepared him with CAD software skills and design principles. He holds an associate degree in engineering graphics from SC4 and has not transferred elsewhere. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-justin-rich/ --- # SC4 to host sturgeon celebration April 30 St. Clair County Community College is hosting an informational event on April 30 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to celebrate lake sturgeon. The event, held at the Experience Center, features partnerships with environmental organizations and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources to discuss the local sturgeon population. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-sturgeon-celebration-april-30/ --- # Tips and Resources from the Behavioral Education Success Team at St. Clair County Community College The Behavioral Education Success Team at SC4 provides tips and resources to support students, faculty, and staff in maximizing student success during the COVID-19 pandemic. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/seeking-certainty-and-support-during-uncertain-times/ --- # Skippers basketball teams have successful road trip The SC4 men's and women's basketball teams competed in games across Massachusetts and Maine. The men's team achieved a 2-0 record with wins over Holyoke CC and Southern Maine CC, while the women's team won against Massasoit and lost to Southern Maine. The teams also visited the Basketball Hall of Fame. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/skippers-basketball-teams-have-successful-road-trip/ --- # Famiano found a home, love of education at SC4 A profile of Kristen Famiano, a former SC4 student and athlete who is now a counselor at Romeo High School. She discusses how her involvement in sports and arts at St. Clair County Community College, along with the welcoming campus environment, helped her build relationships and pursue a career in education. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/famiano-found-a-home-love-of-education-at-sc4/ --- # sc4 offers late-start classes for a variety of subjects St. Clair County Community College is offering late-start winter semester classes starting February 4 and March 11. Courses are available in Port Huron and online across various subjects including biology, business, and English. Students can register via the SC4 Portal or at the One-stop Student Services Center. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-offers-late-start-classes-for-a-variety-of-subjects/ --- # Ray Selman Alumni Spotlight Alumni spotlight on Ray Selman, a CAD Operator at DTE Energy who used the GI Bill to pursue SC4's engineering graphics/CAD degree program after being laid off during Covid. He secured a co-op at DTE in 2022, was hired full-time, and plans to continue with a bachelor's program at Central Michigan University. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-ray-selman/ --- # Student Referrals & Counseling A directory of counseling services, medical facilities, emergency hotlines, and social service organizations available for student referrals. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/student-referrals-counseling/ --- # President's Honors List - 2023 Fall Semester SC4 announces 1,283 students earned a spot on the President's Honors List for the 2023 fall semester. Eligibility requires completion of at least 6 credits with a semester GPA of 3.0 or better. SC4 President Kirk Kramer commends students for their dedication and hard work. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/more-than-1200-sc4-students-earn-honors/ --- # Community Input The page seeks community input for the SC4 Board of Trustees' 2024 strategic planning process, specifically regarding the college's mission, vision, and values for the next 5, 10, and 15 years. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-services/community-input/ --- # Golf Classic St. Clair County Community College Athletic Department is hosting its annual Golf Classic on June 15, 2018, at the Port Huron Golf Club to support athletic scholarships and college athletics projects. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/golf-classic-to-benefit-st-clair-county-community-college-athletes/ --- # SC4 to Host NJCAA Division II Women's Basketball National Championship and Women's History Month Panel SC4 hosts the NJCAA Division II Women's Basketball National Championship March 21-25, featuring 16 teams. The week opens with a panel discussion with NYT best-selling author Andrew Maraniss and Women's Basketball Hall of Fame members Juliene Brazinski Simpson and Carolyn Bush Roddy, celebrating Women's History Month and the 50th Anniversary of Title IX. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-top-16-in-nation-pioneering-athletes-and-new-york-times-best-selling-author/ --- # Former Skipper Helps U.S. to World Baseball Classic Victory An article highlighting the achievement of Jeff Jones, a former St. Clair County Community College baseball player and Hall of Fame inductee, who served as a coach for the United States team during their World Baseball Classic victory. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/former-skipper-helps-u-s-to-world-baseball-classic-victory/ --- # SC4 Hosts Naturalization Ceremony for 150 New U.S. Citizens SC4 hosted its third annual naturalization ceremony at the Fieldhouse on September 17 in conjunction with Constitution Day activities. One hundred fifty new U.S. citizens from forty-two countries were welcomed. The event is held in collaboration with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services and fulfills a Department of Education requirement. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-hosts-third-annual-naturalization-ceremony/ --- # Be a Tourist in Your Own Town at St. Clair County Community College St. Clair County Community College is participating in Port Huron's 'Be a Tourist in Your Own Town' event on June 2, 2018. The college will offer community members activities including a 95th anniversary gallery exhibit, a climb of the Fieldhouse Tower, and hands-on exhibits at the science center. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/be-a-tourist-in-your-own-town-at-st-clair-county-community-college/ --- # SC4 WebEx Text Messaging This page provides instructions for select SC4 users to set up and use the Webex application for sending and receiving text messages using their SC4 phone number. It includes setup steps, guidance on sending individual and group messages, and reminders regarding the SC4 Acceptable Use Policy and FERPA regulations. Source: https://sc4.edu/webex-texting/ --- # Registration Open for Late-Start Winter Semester Classes St. Clair County Community College has opened registration for late-start winter semester classes. Twelve-week classes begin the week of Feb. 8 and eight-week classes begin the week of March 15. Topics include biology, business, English, math, and more. Students can register via the SC4 Portal or mobile app. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/registration-open-for-sc4-late-start-winter-classes-2/ --- # Free Noon and Night Concert Series SC4 hosts a Free Noon and Night Concert Series, providing monthly free concerts of various genres to the community throughout the academic year. The series aims to enrich attendees and expand music appreciation. The page highlights an upcoming October performance by Maria Rose. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-offers-free-community-concerts/ --- # We Are Still Here The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is sponsoring a presentation titled ‘We Are Still Here’ featuring Banashee (Joe) Cadreau and Giddigongookskwe (Jade) Green. The event focuses on Indigenous culture, history, and identity in Michigan, the United States, and Canada, specifically addressing the three fires people and the effects of colonization. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/native-american-history-month-presentation-planned-nov-5/ --- # sc4-alumnus-flourishes-thanks-to-faculty-connection-support A profile of St. Clair County Community College alumnus Jake Louks, detailing how the college's small class sizes and supportive faculty helped him successfully transfer to Western Michigan University and pursue a career in public history and labor organizing. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-alumnus-flourishes-thanks-to-faculty-connection-support/ --- # Apprenticeships St. Clair County Community College offers innovative apprenticeship programs designed to help employees and employers address skilled trades shortages. The page provides resources for employers to invest in their workforce through customized programs aligned with U.S. Department of Labor standards. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/employment/apprenticeship/ --- # St. Clair County Community College celebrates 95 years of education and service St. Clair County Community College (SC4) celebrates its 95th anniversary, highlighting its growth from a small junior college in 1923 to a vital regional institution. The page details the college's expansion of facilities, its strong community partnerships, and its significant economic and social impact on the Blue Water Area. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/st-clair-county-community-college-celebrates-95-years-of-education-and-service/ --- # St. Clair County Community College President Dr. Deborah Snyder began in her role in 2016 focused on enhancing the student experience and re-establishing the college as an integral community partner. The page highlights President Dr. Deborah Snyder's initiative to enhance student experience through the creation of the Experience Center, focusing on bringing hands-on STEAM learning opportunities to students in the Blue Water Area through strategic community partnerships. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-president-puts-the-emphasis-on-community-with-new-experience-center/ --- # Pell Grant and schedule changes This page explains how the census date and enrollment credit hours affect Federal Pell Grant amounts for Summer 2026 at SC4. It details the impact of adding, dropping, or withdrawing from classes, the importance of class attendance for aid eligibility, and the potential for owing balances due to schedule changes. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/types-of-aid/pell-grant-and-schedule-changes/ --- # 2024 SC4 Women’s History Month Panelists SC4’s DEI office will host a panel discussion titled 'Women Who Advocate for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion' on March 20, 2024. The event features successful community leaders—Brenda Tenniswood, Kanchan Wankhede, Dr. Randa Jundi-Samman, and Anita Ashford—to share insights on leadership, networking, and professional growth for women. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/womens-history-month-panel-discussion/ --- # Emotional Support Animal Policy This policy outlines the requirements, rights, and responsibilities for residents requesting Emotional Support Animals (ESAs) in SC4 College Housing. It details the necessity of documentation from licensed professionals, rules for animal behavior and hygiene, restrictions on where animals can be kept, and the legal liability of the resident. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/emotional-support-animal-policy-housing/ --- # Where should you hang out on campus A feature featuring 2016 graduate Skylar McArthur providing tips and recommendations on the best places to relax or study on the SC4 campus. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/where-should-you-hang-out-on-campus/ --- # Brad Gudme selected to fill vacant SC4 trustee seat The St. Clair County Community College Board of Trustees has appointed Brad Gudme, superintendent of Memphis Community Schools, to fill a vacant trustee seat for a term expiring December 31, 2020. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/brad-gudme-selected-to-fill-vacant-sc4-trustee-seat/ --- # SC4 radiologic technology program celebrates impressive five-year 100 percent first-time passage rate on national exam St. Clair County Community College's radiologic technology program has achieved a 100 percent first-time passage rate on the ARRT national registry exam for five consecutive years. The program, led by Monica Rowling and Sandra Geliske, prepares students for careers in healthcare through a 24-month competency-based curriculum and has earned maximum accreditation from the JRCERT. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-radiologic-technology-program-celebrates-impressive-five-year-100-percent-first-time-passage-rate-on-national-exam/ --- # SC4 headed to Stratford Oct. 12 St. Clair County Community College is organizing a community trip to the Stratford Festival Theatre for a production of “The Merry Wives of Windsor” on October 12. The $150 package includes luxury bus travel, priority seating, lunch at the Marquee Restaurant, and access to the theatre gardens and museum. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-headed-to-stratford-oct-12/ --- # STEM Fest St. Clair County Community College is hosting STEM Fest on Saturday, March 15. The free event features 100 hands-on exhibits in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, including a meet-and-greet with retired NASA Astronaut Dorothy “Dottie” Metcalf-Lindenburger. Various timed activities require registration by March 14. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/explore-stem-on-march-15-at-sc4s-annual-stem-fest/ --- # Transcripts Information on how students can order electronic transcripts from SC4 through the National Student Clearinghouse, including instructions for students who attended prior to 1983. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/records-and-registration/transcripts/ --- # Life, Physical and Social Science Careers This page provides information on career paths in life, physical, and social sciences, guiding prospective students on how to start their education at SC4. It details transfer degree options, recommended initial coursework, tuition advantages, and steps to apply and register. Source: https://sc4.edu/explore-careers/life-physical-and-social-science/ --- # The Arts at SC4 This page highlights the arts programs, concerts, and shows hosted by SC4, including the Bands and Choir, Beatrice Thornton Exhibition, the Free Noon and Night Concert Series, SC4 Players, and the student literature and art magazine, Patterns. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/arts/ --- # Board Policy 2.1 This page outlines St. Clair County Community College's commitment to equal opportunity and non-discrimination in its academic programs, activities, admissions, financial assistance, and employment, as mandated by federal and state laws. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/board-policy-2-1/ --- # Page Application portal login page for returning and first-time users. Returning users can log in to continue an existing application; new users can create an account to start a new application. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/application-for-admission/ --- # Josh Chapman Alumni Feature Alumni spotlight on Josh Chapman, President & CEO of YMCA of the Blue Water Area, who credits SC4 with giving him his first academic success and the confidence to pursue a Bachelor of Arts from Central Michigan University. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-josh-chapman/ --- # Strategic vision This page outlines the strategic vision for St. Clair County Community College, including its mission, vision, 2025 goals, and core values. It also provides access to the updated Strategic Plan and Statement on Enrollment Growth. Source: https://sc4.edu/office-of-the-president/strategic-vision/ --- # Career and Technical Middle College The Career and Technical Middle College allows high school students to earn college credit at no cost and pursue associate degrees through technical and college classes while remaining students at their home high school. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/high-school-students/ctmc/ --- # SC4's Lambda Mu Chapter Receives PTK Distinguished College Project Award SC4's Lambda Mu Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society received the Distinguished College Project Award at PTK Catalyst 2021 for their 'Tips for Success in Online Learning' project. The chapter also earned Five-Star Chapter status and multiple awards at the Michigan Regional Convention. The Blue Water Alumni Association was recognized as a Five-Star Alumni Association. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4s-lambda-mu-chapter-of-phi-theta-kappa-receive-awards/ --- # Three SC4 runners honored for their work in the classroom Three St. Clair County Community College cross country runners—Meghan Sylvia, Chandler Kielbas, and Ryan Najor—were named Scholar All-Americans by the National Junior College Athletic Association Cross Country Coaches Association for maintaining a GPA of 3.4 or higher during the fall semester. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/three-sc4-runners-honored-for-their-work-in-the-classroom/ --- # SC4 TRIO student finds support system A student profile featuring Kaitlyn Meldrum, who discusses her experience at St. Clair County Community College. She highlights the benefits of the campus location and the academic and emotional support she received through the TRIO program to help her pursue a degree in mortuary science. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-trio-student-finds-support-system/ --- # Add, drop and late registration This page outlines the policies and deadlines for adding, dropping, and withdrawing from courses at SC4. It provides specific refund timeframes based on course length, details the course mobility clause for specific subjects, and explains the process for class withdrawals and the impact of course cancellations. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/records-and-registration/add-drop-and-late-registration/ --- # Hispanic Heritage Day Celebration—Juntos Podemos, Together We Can! SC4 is hosting its annual Hispanic Heritage Day Celebration on October 3 from 6–7:30 p.m. in the College Center Atrium. Partnering with the Hispanic Alliance of Southeast Michigan (HASM), the event features food, speakers, cultural fashion, and entertainment from Los Estrellas Se Oro to honor the history and traditions of Hispanic Americans. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-hispanic-heritage-day-celebration/ --- # St. Clair County Community College (SC4) recognizes 2026 Del James Blessinger Award recipients St. Clair County Community College honored Professor Katy McCullough and Instructor Stewart Reed with the 2026 Del James Blessinger Award for Teaching Excellence during the annual Commencement and Employee Recognition Luncheon on May 8, recognizing their commitment to student learning and instructional excellence. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-honors-2026-del-james-blessinger-award-recipients-for-teaching-excellenc/ --- # Hispanic American Heritage Celebration St. Clair County Community College (SC4) and the Hispanic Alliance of Southeast Michigan are hosting a free public event on October 27. The celebration includes a panel discussion on Hispanic heritage and live Latin Jazz music by PanaMO. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/hispanic-american-heritage-celebration-set-for-oct-27/ --- # Second Annual Juneteenth Exhibition Opening Reception St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is hosting its second annual Juneteenth exhibition in the SC4 Fine Arts Gallery. Opening on June 11, 2026, the free exhibit celebrates African American history, culture, and achievement, offering educational materials and a public reception to encourage conversations about freedom and equality. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-second-annual-juneteenth-exhibit-and-opening-reception/ --- # Apply-now-for-scholarships-Square St. Clair County Community College is accepting scholarship applications for the 2023-24 academic year. A variety of awards are available based on subject of study, location, academic performance, and extracurriculars. Students can apply via a single online application by the priority deadline of March 12. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/scholarships-available-for-sc4-students-2/ --- # 1 million fund created to help sc4 students SC4 is providing $1,000,000 in emergency aid funding to currently enrolled students impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. The funds, sourced from the CARES Act and college scholarships, assist with housing, transportation, and other college-related costs for students experiencing financial hardship. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/1-million-fund-created-to-help-sc4-students/ --- # Student Recognition 2022-23 St. Clair County Community College honors 180 students for outstanding academic, leadership, service, and personal accomplishments during the 2022-23 academic year. Lists award recipients by hometown, including All SC4 Academic Team, All Michigan Academic Team winners, and Faculty Memorial Award recipients. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-honors-students-for-academic-achievements-2/ --- # TRIO Financial Literacy Blog A blog post from the TRIO Financial Literacy series focusing on the concept of 'earning.' It explains the difference between earning and making money, and defines gross income, net income, and deductions to help readers better manage their finances. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/earning-money-vs-making-money-part-1/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Fredrick Michael Ennis, Ph.D. A profile of Dr. Fredrick Michael Ennis, a professor at Ferris State University, detailing his educational journey starting at St. Clair County Community College (SC4). He discusses how SC4 provided an affordable entry point into higher education, enabling him to eventually earn a Ph.D. and pursue a career in academia. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-fredrick-michael-ennis-ph-d/ --- # Cross Country Skippers to Head to NJCAA National Championships in New Mexico St. Clair County Community College's men's cross country team and two women's individual runners have qualified for the NJCAA National Division I Championships in Albuquerque, N.M., on Nov. 9. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/cross-country-skippers-to-head-to-njcaa-national-championships-in-new-mexico/ --- # Info for… A directory page providing tailored information for various audiences, including students, parents, alumni, and faculty. Source: https://sc4.edu/info-for/ --- # Blue Water Middle College Put Hill on Fast Track to Degree A success story featuring Matthew Hill, who used the Blue Water Middle College Academy and St. Clair County Community College to transfer 56 credits to Central Michigan University, allowing him to pursue his finance degree more efficiently. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/blue-water-middle-college-put-hill-on-fast-track-to-degree/ --- # SC4 to host 42 basketball teams from 14 counties at upcoming fieldhouse events St. Clair County Community College is hosting two basketball events in its Fieldhouse: the Ed Peltz Holiday Basketball Tournament from December 19-21 and the 2019 SC4 Holiday Basketball Showcase from December 27-30. Both events feature high school teams and are open to the public for a fee. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-42-basketball-teams-from-14-counties-at-upcoming-fieldhouse-events/ --- # Donors collaborate to support SC4 Experience Center vision The SC4 Foundation and two Community Foundation donor-advised funds are gifting a Tarbosaurus skeleton cast to St. Clair County Community College’s Experience Center to support its long-term vision and expansion. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/donors-collaborate-to-support-sc4-experience-center-vision/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Russ Stickler Alumni profile of Russ Stickler, founder of Strickler Financial Group. Shares how SC4 gave him confidence to pursue college, led him to economics, and set him on a path to becoming a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ after transferring to Lake Superior State University. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-russ-strickler/ --- # sc4 honors the 96th annual class of graduates An announcement regarding the cancellation of the May 8 Commencement event due to the coronavirus pandemic, noting that the college is planning a future event to recognize graduates. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-honors-the-96th-annual-class-of-graduates/ --- # Christina Parraghi Alumni Story Alumni spotlight on Christina Parraghi, Office Manager at Croswell Tire & Towing. She shares how SC4 gave her a foundation to transfer to Western Michigan University, where she earned a BA. She recalls involvement with SC4's radio station and an early Kid Rock performance at the campus cafeteria. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-christina-parraghi/ --- # SC4 education: a tradition for the Seppo family A feature story detailing three generations of women in the Seppo family who earned degrees from St. Clair County Community College (SC4), highlighting the college's nursing program and its value as an accessible educational starting point. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-education-a-tradition-for-the-seppo-family/ --- # Password reset This page provides instructions and tools for SC4 users to register, change, or reset their account passwords to access online services like the portal, email, and Canvas. Source: https://sc4.edu/password-reset/ --- # SC4 Student Among Recipients of Ellucian Pathways Scholarship St. Clair County Community College student Kathy Brady, enrolled in the Associate Degree Nursing program, received the Ellucian Pathways Scholarship. The scholarship provides $50,000 total across 10 institutions to support students in guided pathways programs facing financial hardship. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-student-among-recipients-of-ellucian-pathways-scholarship/ --- # SC4 Alumnus Robert Hilgendorf Participates in NASA Aerospace Scholars Program SC4 alumnus Robert Hilgendorf completed the NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars (NCAS) program, including a five-week online course and nine-day virtual experience involving mission planning to the Moon or Mars. He earned an Associate of Arts and Science in engineering technology-electronics in May 2021 and credits SC4 instructors for preparing him for the NASA experience. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/nasa-learning-experience-inspires-robert-hilgendorfs-educational-journey/ --- # SC4 Students Recognized in 62nd Edition of Patterns Magazine St. Clair County Community College students are recognized in the 62nd edition of Patterns magazine, Michigan's oldest student literary and arts publication. The article lists award winners in essays, short stories, visual arts, poetry, and selections of merit, and announces a gallery exhibition from Aug. 24 to Oct. 1. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/college-celebrates-62nd-edition-of-michigans-longest-running-student-led-literary-and-arts-magazine/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Andrew St. Coeur Alumni profile of Andrew St. Coeur, owner and chiropractor at Core Performance Chiropractic P.L.L.C. He shares how SC4 helped him prepare for transfer to MSU, where he earned a BS in Kinesiology, before completing his Doctor of Chiropractic at National University of Health Sciences in 2015. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-feature-andrew-st-coeur/ --- # Therese Foley Memorial Nursing Scholarship This page honors the legacy of Theresa (Therese) Foley, RN, a dedicated nurse and former SC4 nursing instructor. It details her professional career, her commitment to student success, and her environmental activism, while providing a link to the scholarship established in her honor. Source: https://sc4.edu/scholarships/therese-foley-memorial-nursing-scholarship/ --- # MLK Day 2021 Celebration Event St. Clair County Community College and its Global Diversity Advisory Council present a pre-recorded Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration event themed 'Where Do We Go From Here,' available online starting Jan. 18, 2021, featuring speakers, musicians, and performances honoring Dr. King's legacy. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-martin-luther-king-jr-day-celebration-jan-18/ --- # Indigenous People Celebration SC4 is partnering with the North American Indigenous Council to host the Indigenous People Celebration on November 7. The free event features cultural dancers, a water ceremony, Teepee tours, drummers, and artwork to honor Indigenous culture and sovereignty. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-hosts-indigenous-people-celebration/ --- # Inaugural class to be inducted into Skippers Hall of Fame St. Clair County Community College is establishing the Skippers Athletics Hall of Fame. The inaugural class includes legendary coaches Richard “Dick” Groch and Robert “Sam” Kromer, along with six standout athletic teams from golf, baseball, basketball, and volleyball. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/inaugural-class-to-be-inducted-into-skippers-hall-of-fame/ --- # Housing Options This page details the various student housing options at St. Clair County Community College, including the Bank, Huron Street, and Bard Street residences. It outlines living requirements, such as credit hour minimums and substance-free policies, and provides links for applications, rates, and FAQs. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/college-housing/housing-options/ --- # SC4 Golf Classic Information about the annual SC4 Golf Classic on June 21st at Marysville Golf Course, including registration costs, team limits, and the event's goal of supporting the SC4 Athletics Department. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-golf-classic/ --- # Volunteer This page encourages alumni to stay involved with St. Clair County Community College by volunteering. Opportunities include event promotion, welcoming students, gardening, donating to the Skipper Snacks program, recruiting faculty, teaching a class, acting as a museum docent, and sharing alumni highlights. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/alumni-community/volunteer/ --- # Athlete interest form A page for prospective student-athletes to express interest in joining a sports team at St. Clair County Community College. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/athletics/athlete-interest-form/ --- # Payment This page notifies students at St. Clair County Community College that they face deregistration due to unpaid tuition and provides options for online payment, flexible payment plans, and contact information for the Financial Aid Office. Source: https://sc4.edu/payment/ --- # SC4 to provide an additional $68,900 in training to employees at SMR Automotive St. Clair County Community College will provide additional training to SMR Automotive employees through the Michigan New Jobs Training Program. The agreement adds $68,900 to existing funds to support technical, professional, and apprenticeship training as the company expands its operations in St. Clair County. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-provide-an-additional-68900-in-training-to-employees-at-smr-automotive/ --- # SC4 student-athletes winning in the classroom Thirteen student-athletes from St. Clair County Community College earned Academic All-American honors from the NJCAA, with Joshua Sustarich and Taylor Westrick achieving First-Team status. The page also recognizes students named to the Academic All-MCCAA and All-Conference teams for their academic excellence. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-student-athletes-winning-in-the-classroom/ --- # Graduation requirements This page outlines the graduation requirements and application processes for SC4 students. It provides specific application deadlines for the May, August, and December 2026 graduation cycles, instructions on how to apply via the Service Center or Records Office, and estimated diploma delivery timelines. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/records-and-registration/graduation-requirements/ --- # Registration open for SC4 late-start fall classes St. Clair County Community College is offering registration for late-start fall semester classes, including 12-week and eight-week options starting in September and October. Courses are available online and in Port Huron across various subjects including business, math, and psychology. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/registration-open-for-sc4-late-start-fall-classes-2/ --- # SC4 Hosts Black History Month Read-In Event SC4's Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is hosting a National African American Read-In event on Feb. 21 in the Fine Arts Theatre. The free community event features readings of poems, stories, and book excerpts from Black authors, bringing together K-12 students, SC4 students, faculty, staff, and local citizens to celebrate Black History Month. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/black-history-month-read-in-event-planned-feb-21/ --- # The Color of Freedom St. Clair County Community College is hosting a free, family-friendly production of “The Color of Freedom” on Monday, January 19, at 6 p.m. in the SC4 Fine Arts Theatre to celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-celebration-commemorates-dr-martin-luther-king-jr-s-legacy-2/ --- # Earn credits faster with a Fast Path course at SC4 St. Clair County Community College is offering fast-path winter semester classes in 12-week and eight-week formats starting in February and March. These courses cover various subjects including art, business, and cybersecurity, allowing students and community members to earn credits toward degrees or expand their knowledge quickly. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/winter-2023-fast-path-courses-help-students-and-residents-earn-credits-faster-explore-passions-at-sc4/ --- # SC4 looks to fill the fieldhouse for Dec 9 basketball games St. Clair County Community College is hosting a 'Fill the Fieldhouse' basketball doubleheader on December 9, featuring performances by Zeke the Wonderdog, national anthem singer Shaun Muzzarelli, and various prize giveaways provided by the St. Clair County Community Foundation. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-looks-to-fill-the-fieldhouse-for-dec-9-basketball-games/ --- # Password reset FAQ This page provides frequently asked questions regarding password reset policies and procedures at SC4, including instructions for using the self-service password reset tool, remote reset capabilities for laptops, expiration timelines, and best practices for creating strong passwords. Source: https://sc4.edu/password-reset/password-reset-faq/ --- # St. Clair County Community College’s nursing program continues to be recognized throughout Michigan and the nation for its excellence in preparing students for rewarding careers in health care The page highlights the national and state-level recognition of SC4's nursing program, noting its high rankings by RegisteredNursing.org and Nursingprocess.org, as well as being ranked as the No. 1 community college investment in Michigan by Georgetown University. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-nursing-program-recognized-for-excellence-in-two-recent-rankings/ --- # Jeffrey DeLange Alumni Story Alumni spotlight on Jeffrey DeLange, who graduated from SC4 in 1991 with an associate degree before earning a BFA in industrial design from the College for Creative Studies. He now serves as creative director at George P. Johnson Co., crediting SC4 with helping him discover his creative passion and career path. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/creative-director-credits-sc4-for-helping-develop-his-creative-passion/ --- # Legal Careers This page provides guidance for students interested in legal careers, offering resources like the Occupational Outlook Handbook and outlining how to start their education at SC4 through specific transfer degrees, general education courses, and advising services. Source: https://sc4.edu/explore-careers/legal/ --- # Focus on Open Education Resources helps maximize student success, reduce college costs St. Clair County Community College highlights its commitment to Open Education Resources (OER) during Open Education Week. Since 2016, these efforts have saved students nearly $900,000 by providing freely accessible, openly licensed textbooks and digital assets across various academic disciplines. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/focus-on-open-education-resources-helps-maximize-student-success-reduce-college-costs/ --- # Skippers Men's Cross Country Team at NJCAA DII Championships News item about the 12th-ranked SC4 Skippers Men's Cross Country Team racing at the NJCAA DII Cross Country Championships, where they made school history. Links to full story on the athletics site. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-mens-cross-country-makes-school-history/ --- # SC4 Welcomes Eight New Full-Time Faculty Members St. Clair County Community College (SC4) announces the hiring of eight new full-time faculty members across disciplines including accounting, history, geography, art, graphic design, nursing, and radiologic technology for the 2023-2024 academic year. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-welcomes-eight-new-full-time-faculty-members/ --- # Media coverage A page dedicated to media coverage. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-services/media-coverage/ --- # Board of Trustees meeting livestream A page providing a livestream of the Board of Trustees meeting. Source: https://sc4.edu/board-of-trustees-meeting-livestream/ --- # Financial Literacy - Taxes This page provides guidance on filing taxes for students and explains various tax benefits for higher education, including the American Opportunity Credit, Lifetime Learning Credit, and deductions for tuition and student loan interest. It also distinguishes between tax credits and deductions and lists qualified education expenses. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/financial-literacy/taxes/ --- # SC4 & Michigan State Extension to Host Annual Explore Your Future Career Event Feb. 9 St. Clair County Community College and Michigan State University Extension are hosting the Explore Your Future Career event on February 9. The free event allows students and families to tour facilities, engage in hands-on activities, and speak with faculty and admissions representatives about over 20 career pathways, including healthcare, agriculture, and robotics. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-michigan-state-extension-to-host-annual-explore-your-future-career-event-feb-9/ --- # SC4 Celebrates 100th Anniversary St. Clair County Community College (SC4) celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2023, marking its founding as Port Huron Junior College on June 11, 1923. The article highlights the college's century of growth, from 13 courses in 1923 to 350 today, serving 4,000 students annually, and outlines expansions in facilities, programs, and community engagement. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-celebrates-official-100th-birthday-june-11/ --- # Alumnus thriving as cybersecurity expert and Arizona State University adjunct professor A profile of SC4 alumnus Alexander Neff, who credits his Associate of Science degree in computer information systems from St. Clair County Community College for providing the foundation for his successful career in cybersecurity and his current role as an adjunct professor at Arizona State University. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumnus-thriving-as-cybersecurity-expert-and-arizona-state-university-adjunct-professor/ --- # Winter Registration Now Open at SC4 SC4 has opened Winter semester registration, offering full-semester and Fast-Path courses in both in-person and online formats. Students can visit the Welcome Center at 735 Erie Street in Port Huron for drop-in advising Monday–Friday, 8am–6pm. Academic advising, financial aid, and support services are available to assist enrollment. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/winter-registration-opens-at-sc4-fast-path-courses-offer-flexible-start-dates/ --- # Alumna Anne Ange Alumni spotlight on Anne Ange, a pharmacist at Walmart who began her education at SC4 in 1983, earned her associate degree in 1985, then transferred to Ferris State University where she graduated from pharmacy school in 1988. She reflects on how SC4 helped her save money, explore career paths, and transition into a 35+ year pharmacy career. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-anne-ange/ --- # Ann Mole – TRIO Student of the Month, March 2021 Profile of Ann Mole, SC4's March 2021 TRIO Student of the Month. She returned to school for graphic design, crediting the TRIO Student Support Services program, individual advisors, and instructors for building her confidence and helping her succeed. She plans to continue toward a bachelor's degree in graphic design. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-ann-mole/ --- # Millage Renewal This page presents the ballot language for the renewal of the St. Clair County Community College District Millage, requesting a four-year renewal from July 1, 2027, to June 30, 2031, to support job training, technology updates, and college offerings. Source: https://sc4.edu/millage-2026/millage-2026-ballot/ --- # Financial aid forms and resources This page provides access to various financial aid application forms, appeal forms, and verification worksheets for the 2025-2027 academic years, along with instructions on how to submit completed documentation to the SC4 Financial Aid Office. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/financial-aid-forms-and-resources/ --- # SC4 to Host NJCAA Division II Men's and Women's Soccer National Championships St. Clair County Community College was awarded a two-year bid to host the first round of the NJCAA Division II Men's and Women's Soccer National Championships in October 2022 and 2023 at Skippers Soccer Field in Marysville, Mich. The Region 12 event brings eight teams from Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana competing for advancement to the national championship in Tucson. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-first-round-of-njcaa-mens-and-womens-soccer-national-championships/ --- # Baseball and Softball Seasons Begin at SC4 SC4 Skippers baseball and softball teams open their home seasons with games against Mott Community College, Cleary University JV, Alpena Community College, Oakland Community College, and Delta College. Home baseball games are at Sanborn Park; softball at Pine Grove Park. Special promotional events include rivalry days with free rally towels and Pup at the Park days. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/baseball-and-softball-seasons-begin-at-sc4/ --- # SC4 Skippers men’s basketball team finishes 8th in nation The St. Clair County Community College (SC4) Skippers men’s basketball team concluded their season by placing 8th in the NJCAA National Championship tournament in Danville, Illinois, finishing with an overall record of 27-8 and receiving the best sportsmanship award. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/skippers-finish-8th-in-the-nation/ --- # Campus Patrol training An announcement for a training session on Sexual Assault Prevention, Awareness and Survival, presented by the St. Clair County Community College Social Science Division and Campus Patrol on April 26. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/health-and-safety/campus-patrol-training/ --- # Admissions & Aid This page provides a comprehensive guide for new students starting at SC4, outlining the step-by-step process from applying and transferring credits to applying for financial aid, taking placement tests, and registering for classes via the SC4 Portal. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/ --- # Health Sciences application A supplemental application form for admission into Health Sciences programs, requiring a completed general admission application first. Source: https://sc4.edu/health-sciences-application/ --- # Fantastic Mr. Fox SC4 students and alumni will present a comedic play based on Roald Dahl's 'Fantastic Mr. Fox' on November 1 and 2 at the FAB Theater. Admission is free, and the production is part of SC4's arts programming in St. Clair County. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-presents-fantastic-mr-fox/ --- # Alex Morang Named SC4 Wrestling Coach St. Clair County Community College has appointed Alex Morang as the first wrestling coach in the school's history to lead the Skippers for the inaugural 2017-18 season. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alex-morang-named-sc4-wrestling-coach/ --- # Wellness resources This page provides students with various health and wellness resources, including appointment scheduling, crisis support, and guides for coping strategies, test anxiety, and emotional freedom techniques. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/health-and-safety/student-wellness/wellness-resources/ --- # 5th Annual STEM Fest St. Clair County Community College (SC4) will host its 5th Annual STEM Fest on March 7, 2026. This free community event features over 150 hands-on exhibits in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, collaborating with various universities and organizations to inspire young innovators and showcase career pathways. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/explore-stem-on-march-7-at-sc4s-5th-annual-stem-fest/ --- # SC4 and LHMC promotion St. Clair County Community College (SC4) and Lake Huron Medical Center are hosting an event on August 9 to inform aspiring health care professionals about tuition reimbursement opportunities and health science programs available through SC4. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-lake-huron-medical-center-to-host-health-careers-open-house/ --- # SC4 Skippers Men's Basketball Defeats Florida State College at Jacksonville at NJCAA Tournament The SC4 Skippers men's basketball team beat Florida State College at Jacksonville 87-72 at the NJCAA National Championship tournament in Danville, Illinois. Isaiah Jones led with 20 points. The Skippers next play Pima's Aztecs on Friday at noon ET, with a win advancing them to compete for 7th place on Saturday, March 23. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/skippers-navigate-the-blue-wave-and-win-at-njcaa-championships/ --- # St. Clair County Community College and its Global Diversity Advisory Council will host the 18th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration St. Clair County Community College is hosting its 18th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration on Jan. 20 at 6 p.m. in the Fine Arts Theatre. The free event, themed “Extremists for the cause of justice,” will feature various speakers, musicians, and performances to celebrate King's legacy. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-martin-luther-king-jr-day-celebration-jan-20/ --- # Summer registration St. Clair County Community College (SC4) has opened registration for summer classes starting May 15. The college offers online and on-campus courses for current students, guest students, and community members, including those meeting Michigan Transfer Agreement requirements. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/registration-open-for-summer-2023-classes-at-sc4/ --- # SC4 the best place to start, according to alumnus Dan Damman Attorney Daniel A. Damman, an alumnus of St. Clair County Community College, shares his positive experience with the institution. He highlights the benefits of SC4's affordability, proximity, and quality of instruction, noting that multiple members of his family have attended the college to transition into higher education. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-the-best-place-to-start-according-to-alumnus-dan-damman/ --- # Dale Vos Inducted into BCAM Hall of Fame SC4 men's basketball coach Dale Vos was inducted into the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan (BCAM) Hall of Fame, recognized for his 30-year career leading the Skippers to 504 wins, 3 district championships, 3 regional titles, and 3 NJCAA National Championship appearances between 1991 and 2021. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/dale-vos-inducted-into-the-bcam-hall-of-fame/ --- # SC4 grads make a difference for MediLodge A feature story highlighting the success of SC4 nursing graduates, specifically focusing on John Dillon and the high percentage of SC4 alumni employed at various MediLodge skilled nursing facilities throughout Michigan. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-grads-make-a-difference-for-medilodge/ --- # Elizabeth King Alumni Spotlight Alumni spotlight on Elizabeth King, an SC4 nursing graduate who earned her ADN at SC4 and later a BSN from U-M Flint. Now a Health Officer Director, she credits SC4 for her nursing career foundation, NCLEX preparation, and clinical training. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-elizabeth-king/ --- # SC4 Awarded $1.3 Million Grant to Continue TRIO Student Support Services Program St. Clair County Community College received a $1.3 million U.S. Department of Education grant to continue its TRIO Student Support Services program — its third such grant. The program serves low-income, first-generation, and disabled students with tutoring, advising, financial aid help, and transfer planning to improve retention and graduation rates. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-receives-1-3-million-trio-grant/ --- # All-star high school athletes compete at St. Clair County Community College St. Clair County Community College is hosting annual all-star events featuring graduating high school seniors from the Blue Water Area. The events include competitions in volleyball, basketball, golf, baseball, and softball, with various schedules and admission fees for the public. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/all-star-high-school-athletes-compete-at-st-clair-county-community-college/ --- # SC4 Wins National Innovation of the Year Award for its Experience Center St. Clair County Community College (SC4) received an Innovation of the Year Award from the League for Innovation in the Community College for its STEAM-based Experience Center. The center, a partnership with the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, provides interactive learning opportunities and exhibits for students and the community in the Clara E. Mackenzie Building. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-wins-national-innovation-of-the-year-award-for-its-experience-center/ --- # SC4 adds respiratory therapy program to growing list of health sciences offerings St. Clair County Community College is introducing a new 24-month Associate in Applied Arts and Sciences degree program in respiratory therapy starting Fall 2019. The program combines classroom instruction with clinical practicums to prepare students for licensure in a high-growth field. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-adds-respiratory-therapy-program-to-growing-list-of-health-sciences-offerings/ --- # St. Clair County Community College to offer community camps, classes and enrichment opportunities this summer St. Clair County Community College is offering over 30 summer opportunities for the Blue Water Area community, including School for the Arts programs, STEAM classes, performing arts camps, and athletic camps for grades 4-12. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/st-clair-county-community-college-to-offer-community-camps-classes-and-enrichment-opportunities-this-summer/ --- # Media and Communication Careers This page provides information on career opportunities in media and communication, including industry growth projections and guidance on how to start an education at SC4. It lists potential related degrees, recommended initial courses, tuition information, and steps to apply and register. Source: https://sc4.edu/explore-careers/media-and-communication/ --- # Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM) Overview of STEM programs at SC4, including associate degrees for transfer and applied arts and sciences degrees/certificates in various Engineering Technology specializations, as well as career exploration resources. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/science-technology-engineering-math/ --- # SC4 seeking employers for annual career fair April 11 St. Clair County Community College is seeking employers for its 2019 Career Fair, held April 11 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the SC4 Fieldhouse. The event connects students, alumni, and community members with regional and national employers. Interested employers must register by April 1 via the college's website. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-seeking-employers-for-annual-career-fair-april-11/ --- # Athletic Roundup: Skippers Cross Country Opens Season at Oakland A news update regarding the performance of the SC4 Skippers women’s and men’s cross-country teams at the Golden Grizzly Invitational, as well as recent match results and upcoming schedules for the volleyball team. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/athletic-roundup-skippers-cross-country-opens-season-at-oakland/ --- # Thumbcoast Tip-Off Basketball Tournament St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is hosting the inaugural Thumbcoast Tip-Off Basketball Tournament from Nov. 14-16. The event features eight top junior college women's basketball teams, including several nationally ranked programs, competing in a series of games at the SC4 Fieldhouse in Port Huron. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-hosts-inagural-thumbcoast-tip-off-basketball-tournament/ --- # SC4 Symphonic Band Twilight Concerts 2023 The SC4 Symphonic Band will perform three free twilight concerts at Riverside Pavilion along the Black River in Port Huron. Concerts are June 17, July 8, and August 6, 2023, from 6–8 p.m. The July 8 concert celebrates the college's 100th anniversary with music from the 1920s. All are welcome. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-symphonic-band-to-play-three-waterfront-concerts-this-summer/ --- # Retiree contact form A page containing a contact form specifically for retirees. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-services/retiree/ --- # Criminal Justice Students Learn Life-Saving Lesson Students in Professor Jim Jones’ Dynamics of Substance Abuse class at St. Clair County Community College received training from the St. Clair County Health Dept. on how to administer naloxone (Narcan) to prevent opioid overdose deaths. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/criminal-justice-students-learn-life-saving-lesson/ --- # Two St. Clair County Community College students named to All-Michigan Academic Team St. Clair County Community College students Maggie Kimmerly and Steven DeCoste were named to the All-SC4 Academic Team and the All-Michigan Academic Team, receiving honors at a luncheon in Lansing for their academic excellence and community contributions. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/two-st-clair-county-community-college-students-named-to-all-michigan-academic-team/ --- # SC4 Releases Winter 2020 Health Sciences Program Information Sessions Schedule St. Clair County Community College announces free winter semester information sessions for health sciences programs including nursing, radiologic technology, MRI, paramedic/EMT, respiratory therapy, and medical assisting. Attendance is mandatory for nursing and radiologic technology applicants. Sessions run December 2019 through June 2020, with several March–April sessions cancelled. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-releases-winter-2020-health-sciences-program-information-sessions-schedule/ --- # St. Clair County Community College’s 98th Commencement St. Clair County Community College celebrated its 98th Commencement ceremony on May 6, honoring over 400 current eligible students and 1,470 previous pandemic-era graduates. The event recognized students earning associate degrees and certificates across various fields including arts, business, and science. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-students-earn-degrees-certificates/ --- # 2019 Skipper Hall of Fame Inductees Profiles of the 2019 inductees into the Skipper Hall of Fame, highlighting the collegiate athletic achievements and subsequent professional or coaching careers of former SC4 student-athletes and coaches. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/athletics/skippers-hall-of-fame/2019-skipper-hall-of-fame-inductees/ --- # Healthcare careers This page provides an overview of healthcare career opportunities and guides prospective students on how to begin their education at SC4. It includes information on projected industry growth, available degree programs, recommended initial courses, transfer options, and tuition and financial aid details. Source: https://sc4.edu/explore-careers/healthcare/ --- # Meet Tiffany Reagin, TRIO’s Student of the Month for September A feature story about Tiffany Reagin, a student at St. Clair County Community College, detailing her academic turnaround and success after joining the TRIO program with plans to pursue a Ph.D. in pharmacy at Ferris University. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/meet-tiffany-reagin-trios-student-of-the-month-for-september/ --- # SC4 foundation begins offering year-round scholarships SC4 students can now apply for scholarships through the SC4 Foundation throughout the year, rather than just in the Fall, to increase accessibility for students starting in any semester. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-foundation-begins-offering-year-round-scholarships/ --- # Skippers on ESPN+ SC4 Skippers Softball games against Macomb Community College and Henry Ford College will be broadcast on ESPN+ as part of the NJCAA Game of the Week. Games take place April 21-22 at the SC4 Softball Field in Marysville, Mich. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-softball-team-to-be-featured-on-espn/ --- # President’s Honor List for the 2019 winter semester A list of 1,382 St. Clair County Community College students from Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana who earned a spot on the President’s Honor List for the 2019 winter semester by maintaining a GPA of 3.0 or higher with at least six credits. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/more-than-1300-sc4-students-honored-for-outstanding-academic-achievement/ --- # Health Sciences Overview of Health Sciences education at SC4, featuring various associate degree and certificate programs, a specialized Health Sciences Building with simulation facilities, and steps for program application. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/health-human-services/ --- # Registration for Winter Semester Now Available SC4 announces that winter semester registration is open for current, new, and returning students. Classes are offered in 40 disciplines with on-campus and online options. The semester begins January 13, 2025. Financial aid programs including Michigan's Community College Guarantee, Reconnect, Pell, and others are available. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/registration-for-sc4s-winter-semester-begins/ --- # Tax Month: What Students Need to Know About Filing Taxes A student-focused guide explaining Tax Day (April 15), when filing is required, how scholarships and financial aid are taxed, the difference between qualified and non-qualified education expenses, and relevant tax forms (1098-T and 1098-e) including a potential $2,500 student loan interest deduction. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/april-is-tax-season/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Bill Thrash Alumni profile of Bill Thrash, Senior Vice President of Customer Operations at Critical Start. He discusses how SC4 built his foundation in critical thinking and community engagement, his career in cybersecurity leadership, and his path from SC4 to law enforcement without completing a degree. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-bill-thrash/ --- # SC4 to hold free health sciences information sessions throughout the summer St. Clair County Community College is offering free information sessions on its main campus for various health sciences programs, including Medical Assisting, MRI, Health Information Technology, Radiologic Technology, and multiple Nursing programs. Attending these sessions is mandatory for those interested in nursing. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-hold-free-health-sciences-information-sessions-throughout-the-summer/ --- # SC4 Director of Athletics Dale Vos has named Brian Alumbaugh as head coach for the newly formed SC4 men’s soccer team SC4 has appointed alumnus Brian Alumbaugh as the head coach of the newly formed men's soccer team, which is scheduled to begin its first season in Fall 2024. Alumbaugh brings nearly ten years of international and collegiate coaching experience to the program. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-mens-soccer-head-coach-announcement/ --- # A Taste of Heritage, Freedom, and Unity SC4 hosted a community event on June 19 to celebrate Juneteenth, focusing on African American culture and collaboration with local entities to promote learning and reflection. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/juneteenth-celebration-success/ --- # SC4 Hosts Skippers Pitching Clinic with MLB Pitcher Paul Fry St. Clair County Community College is hosting a baseball pitching clinic on Jan. 21 featuring MLB pitcher and SC4 alumnus Paul Fry. Open to ages 8-18 (first 50 registrants), cost is $20 with proceeds benefiting Skippers Athletics. Registration available online. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-announces-skippers-pitching-clinic-with-mlb-pitcher-paul-fry-jan-21/ --- # Professor Paul Bedard Makes Math Fun at SC4 A profile of SC4 math Professor Paul Bedard, who shares his passion for teaching math, his philosophy of encouraging students to overcome fear and self-doubt, and advice for incoming students. The article promotes fall semester registration at SC4, noting classes begin the week of Aug. 23. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/getting-ready-for-fall-semester-with-math-professor-paul-bedard/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Sheri Faust Alumni profile of Sheri Faust, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Friends of the St. Clair River. She shares how SC4's small class sizes and mentors like 'Bio Bob' shaped her career in natural resources management, her transfer to MSU, and her ongoing professional partnership with SC4. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-sheri-faust/ --- # Lexington Bach String Quartet Returns to SC4 for Fall 2023 Arts Season The Lexington Bach String Quartet performs at noon and 5 p.m. on September 14, 2023 in SC4's Fine Arts Theatre, kicking off the fall arts season. The free, public concert features works by Bach, William Grant Still, and Beethoven, performed by four musicians with extensive regional and national credentials. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-kicks-off-fall-arts-season-with-lexington-bach-string-quartet-sept-14/ --- # Former Skipper Arkwright Teaching Basketball to Kids Around the World A profile of Kieon Arkwright, a former SC4 student and basketball player, detailing his professional basketball career and his current work running basketball clinics globally, including collaborations with the Jordan brand. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/former-skipper-arkwright-teaching-basketball-to-kids-around-the-world/ --- # Office of Information Technology This page provides essential onboarding information for new SC4 employees, covering network connectivity, username and password setup, DUO two-factor authentication, email and Office 365 access, multimedia services, and voicemail configuration, along with contact details for the IT Helpdesk and Canvas support. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-services/new-employee-information/ --- # President’s Honor List - 2017 Winter Semester A list of 1,481 students at St. Clair County Community College who earned a spot on the President’s Honor List for the 2017 winter semester by maintaining a grade-point average of 3.0 or higher. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/more-than-1400-sc4-students-earn-honors/ --- # Health and Safety This page provides students with access to various health and safety resources, including campus security, crisis support, mental health and wellness services, and the Skip’s Corner Pantry. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/health-and-safety/ --- # Registration now open for SC4's annual Golf Classic to benefit student-athletes The St. Clair County Community College Athletic Department is hosting its annual Golf Classic on June 14 at the Port Huron Golf Club to support athletic scholarships and projects. The event features a four-person scramble with a registration deadline of May 31. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/registration-now-open-for-sc4s-annual-golf-classic-to-benefit-student-athletes/ --- # Purchasing This page outlines the Terms and Conditions for vendors bidding on or providing goods and services to St. Clair County Community College, covering quotation requirements, delivery, tax exemptions, payment terms, and legal obligations. Source: https://sc4.edu/purchasing/ --- # sc4 honors more than 150 students at annual student recognition ceremony St. Clair County Community College recognized over 150 students for their academic, leadership, and service accomplishments during the 2018-19 academic year, featuring lists of honorees for the Academic Team, Achievement awards, the Del James Blessinger Outstanding Student Award, and the Faculty Memorial Award. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-honors-more-than-150-students-at-annual-student-recognition-ceremony/ --- # St. Clair County Community College remains committed to its open education resources (OER) efforts St. Clair County Community College highlights its Open Education Resources (OER) initiative, which has potentially saved 7,655 students over $1.1 million since 2016. The program utilizes freely accessible digital assets and textbooks across various disciplines to improve affordability and student success through faculty collaboration, the OER Commons hub, and the MI OER Summit. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-open-education-resources-initiative-potentially-saves-7655-students-more-than-1-1-million-since-2016/ --- # SC4 Men's Golf - Logan Palmateer Earns National Championship Bid SC4 Men's Golf team competed at the NJCAA Region 12 Championship at Bedford Valley Golf Club in Battle Creek, Michigan. Logan Palmateer earned a spot in the NJCAA Division II Golf National Championship. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/palmateer-qualifies-for-njcaa-national-championship/ --- # PTM Corporation Job Opportunities – SC4 News SC4's director of community and alumni relations interviews PTM Corporation about job opportunities for students and alumni. PTM is a full-service metal stamping supplier specializing in design assistance, prototyping, and die design. The SC4 Community and Alumni Relations team hosts a virtual employer series highlighting available positions. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/video-virtual-series-with-ptm-corp/ --- # Nominate your favorite instructor for the Blessinger Award Students, faculty, and staff at St. Clair County Community College are invited to nominate instructors for the Del James Blessinger Award for Teaching Excellence based on classroom excellence, student motivation, and community service. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/nominate-your-favorite-instructor-for-the-blessinger-award/ --- # Cliff Erickson performances at SC4 St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is hosting nationally acclaimed acoustic singer and guitarist Cliff Erickson for two free performances on Thursday, Nov. 16, in the Fine Arts Theatre as part of the SC4 Community Arts offering. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/nationally-acclaimed-performer-to-take-the-sc4-stage-nov-16/ --- # Mental health support services for veterans A directory of mental health resources for veterans, including VA services, community-based counseling centers, peer support networks, and caregiver support lines. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/veterans-services/mental-health-support-services-for-veterans/ --- # SC4 Foundation expands a philanthropic partnership for greater impact on students and the community St. Clair County Community College and the Community Foundation have expanded their philanthropic partnership, with the Community Foundation now assuming the administration of SC4 Foundation scholarships and funds to better support student access to higher education. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-foundation-expands-a-philanthropic-partnership-for-greater-impact-on-students-and-the-community/ --- # Alumna Sandra Durkee Alumni spotlight on Sandra Durkee, an SC4 graduate who earned an Associate's Degree in Elementary Education and now works as a Substitute Teacher, giving back to local educators. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-sandra-durkee/ --- # SC4 a springboard for world traveler, professor and photographer A feature story on David Zurick, a Port Huron native, geography professor, and award-winning photographer. The article highlights his academic journey starting with an associate degree from St. Clair County Community College (SC4) and his subsequent global travels and professional achievements in geography and photography. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-a-springboard-for-world-traveler-professor-and-photographer/ --- # Careers at SC4 This page provides information about employment opportunities at St. Clair County Community College, emphasizing their commitment to diversity, equal opportunity employment, and student success. It includes links to view job openings and information regarding Title IX and accessibility accommodations. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/careers-at-sc4/ --- # Fall 2024 Late Start Eight-Week Courses Available at SC4 SC4 announces available seats in eight-week fast-path courses beginning October 14, 2024 for the Fall 2024 semester. Lists 17 available courses across various departments. Notes tuition-free options via Michigan Community College Guarantee and Reconnect programs for eligible students. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-offers-mid-semester-eight-week-courses/ --- # Winter Registration for SC4 Opens Oct. 29 St. Clair County Community College announces that winter semester registration opens on October 29. The page provides details on registration timelines, payment deadlines, and instructions for both new and current students to enroll for the semester beginning January 7. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/winter-registration-for-sc4-opens-oct-29/ --- # Veterans services St. Clair County Community College’s Veterans Services office assists veteran and active-duty students in navigating federal and state education programs, including GI Bill® benefits and Tuition Assistance. The page provides guidance on transcript requests, priority registration, class certification, and outlines specific financial benefits and campus resources like the Veterans Lounge and mental health support. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/veterans-services/ --- # St. Clair County Community College alumna Michelle Eberle is using her experience and expertise in marketing and communication to help drive change in her community. A feature story on SC4 alumna Michelle Eberle, detailing her academic journey from SC4 to Taylor University and Walsh College, and her professional career in marketing and communications at the Rochester Regional Chamber of Commerce. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-alumna-writes-future-drives-change-in-region/ --- # Student Recognition Nomination This page provides information about the Student Recognition Award, which honors students for academic performance, leadership, service, and personal goal achievement. It specifies nomination categories and provides dates for the 2026 winter semester nomination deadline and the recognition ceremony. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/honors-and-awards/student-recognition-nomination/ --- # SC4 phones This page provides instructions and resources for SC4 employees regarding Cisco Webex phone services, including account access, voicemail setup and management, and user guides for classroom and office handsets. Source: https://sc4.edu/phone/ --- # SC4 Golf Classic The St. Clair County Community College (SC4) Athletics Department is hosting its annual SC4 Golf Classic on June 23 at Marysville Golf Course to support student athletes. The event features a four-person scramble with limited registration and various sponsorship opportunities. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-annual-golf-classic-june-23-benefiting-student-athletes/ --- # Revamped college program focused on creating more skilled workers St. Clair County Community College has revamped its workforce development program, now called Professional Training Services, to provide high-quality instruction and training to employers and employees to meet the growing demand for skilled trade workers. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/revamped-college-program-focused-on-creating-more-skilled-workers/ --- # Skippers Hall of Fame nomination form A nomination form for the Skippers Hall of Fame at St. Clair County Community College. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/athletics/skippers-hall-of-fame/skippers-hall-of-fame-nomination-form/ --- # Globetrotting professional women's basketball player grateful for SC4 experience A profile of Rachel Kehoe, a former SC4 student-athlete who credits her time at St. Clair County Community College for preparing her for a professional basketball career across Europe and her subsequent studies at Eastern Michigan University. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/globetrotting-professional-womens-basketball-player-grateful-for-sc4-experience/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Ross Hinkley Alumni feature on Ross Hinkley, a Tax Associate at BDO USA, LLP. He reflects on how SC4 prepared him academically and personally, his enjoyment of working with non-profit clients, and his transfer to Western Michigan University where he earned a bachelor's degree in accounting. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-ross-hinkley/ --- # High School Volleyball Showcase Pizza Party The St. Clair County Community College (SC4) Athletics Department is hosting the 2023 High School Volleyball Showcase on September 9, featuring teams from Southeast Michigan. The event includes a contest where fans can vote for their favorite team to win a free pizza party. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-announces-pizza-party-contest-for-2023-high-school-volleyball-showcase/ --- # Text alerts Information on how students, faculty, and staff can sign up for urgent SC4 text notifications via the Informacast system and mobile app, including registration steps and a panic button feature for campus safety. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/tools-and-technology/text-alerts-2/ --- # SC4 Hosting Fourth Annual Wolverine Invitational SC4 is co-hosting the fourth annual Wolverine Invitational wheelchair basketball tournament with the University of Michigan. Twelve teams from the US and Canada will compete Oct. 4–6 at the SC4 Fieldhouse. Games are free and open to the public, with some athletes returning from the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-hosts-wolverine-invitational-wheelchair-basketball-tournament/ --- # Fall registration is now open St. Clair County Community College (SC4) has opened registration for the fall semester, with courses beginning August 21. The page provides information on enrollment for new and current students, dual enrollment for high schoolers, and various financial aid opportunities including the Michigan Achievement Scholarship and Michigan Reconnect. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/fall-2023-registration-now-open/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Amy Robinson Alumni profile of Amy Robinson, VP/CFO/CAO and Board Treasurer at the Kresge Foundation. She shares how SC4 prepared her for a career in accounting and finance, leading to a CPA designation and 25+ years at a national philanthropic foundation focused on economic equity in American cities. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-amy-robinson/ --- # SC4's annual financial aid night to provide community with valuable insight on paying for college St. Clair County Community College is hosting its annual Financial Aid night on Tuesday, Oct. 9, at 7 p.m. in the Fine Arts Theatre. The event is open to students, families, and area residents to provide information on financial aid processes and the FAFSA. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4s-annual-financial-aid-night-to-provide-community-with-valuable-insight-on-paying-for-college/ --- # America’s Got Talent semifinalists Final Draft to perform at SC4 The billboard-charting R&B group Final Draft, featuring America’s Got Talent Season 12 semifinalists and Port Huron native Lucky, will perform at the SC4 Fine Arts Theatre on Saturday, April 7, at 8 p.m. Ticket prices vary for adults, alumni, and current students. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/americas-got-talent-semifinalists-final-draft-to-perform-at-sc4/ --- # SC4 Alumna, Port Huron Parks and Recreation Director Bettering Community Through Focus on Play and Advocacy This page features a profile of Nancy Winzer, the Port Huron Parks and Recreation Director and SC4 alumna. It details her educational journey from St. Clair County Community College to Central Michigan University and her professional achievements in improving area parks and advocating for women in sports through the SC4 MPOWERS group. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-alumna-port-huron-parks-and-recreation-director-bettering-community-through-focus-on-play-and-advocacy/ --- # Adam Baszewski - TRIO Student of the Month A profile on Adam Baszewski, the TRIO Student of the Month for April 2021, highlighting how SC4's TRIO Student Support Services provided him with academic tutoring and career planning assistance. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-adam-baszewski/ --- # Challenger Learning Center at SC4 The Challenger Learning Center at St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is Michigan's only immersive, space-themed STEM experience. Located in the Experience Center, it uses simulated learning and role-playing to teach problem-solving, critical thinking, and teamwork. Source: https://sc4.edu/challenger-learning-center-at-sc4/ --- # Alumni profiles This page showcases the achievements of St. Clair County Community College (SC4) alumni through featured stories, alumni spotlights, and a directory of additional alumni profiles. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/alumni-profiles/ --- # Accreditation This page lists the institutional and program-specific accreditations for St. Clair County Community College (SC4), including the Higher Learning Commission and specific certifications for Nursing, Radiologic Technology, and Respiratory Therapy programs. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/accreditation/ --- # Two SC4 alumni are making an impact on and off the baseball diamond at SVSU The page highlights the careers of SC4 alumni Dr. Jay Scott and Jason Ball, both of whom serve as assistant baseball coaches at Saginaw Valley State University. Both men credit their time at St. Clair County Community College as a pivotal transition and foundation for their academic and professional success. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/two-sc4-alumni-are-making-an-impact-on-and-off-the-baseball-diamond-at-svsu/ --- # Marshal DiGiovanni - February TRIO Student of the Month A feature story highlighting Marshal DiGiovanni, a first-generation college student and February TRIO Student of the Month at SC4, discussing how the TRIO Student Support Services program helped him navigate financial aid, scheduling, and tutoring before his planned transfer to Western Michigan University. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-marshal-digiovanni/ --- # Financial Literacy Vision Board A student-oriented article encouraging the creation of a Financial Literacy Vision Board as a New Year's resolution alternative. It explains what a financial vision board is, how it differs from a life vision board, and provides step-by-step instructions for making one to help achieve savings, debt payoff, or income goals. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/new-year-new-you-new-money/ --- # St. Clair County Community College (SC4) launches men’s collegiate hockey program St. Clair County Community College is introducing a men's collegiate hockey program starting in Fall 2026. The team, coached by Rob Churchill, will compete in the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) and play home games at McMorran Arena. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/mens-collegiate-hockey-program-coming-to-sc4/ --- # SC4 Men's Basketball Receiving Votes in NJCAA Division II Rankings SC4 men's basketball team is receiving votes in the NJCAA Division II basketball rankings for week three of the 2022-23 season. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/mens-basketball-team-receiving-votes-in-latest-njcaa-dii-rankings/ --- # Student Wellness This page provides SC4 students with mental health resources, emotional well-being support, and behavioral guidance, including access to 24/7 telehealth sessions through BetterMynd. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/health-and-safety/student-wellness/ --- # Summer Classes at SC4 SC4 is promoting summer enrollment with nearly 90 classes across 20+ disciplines including art, astronomy, business, health education, history, and welding. Summer semester begins May 13. Current students register via Service Center; new students apply online. Contact Enrollment Services for assistance. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/registration-is-open-for-sc4s-summer-semester-classes/ --- # Student Grade Appeal Summary – Exhibit A This page outlines the process for students to appeal grades through Informal and Formal Procedures. It details the criteria for appeals, the roles of the Director of Behavioral Intervention and the Grade Appeal Hearing Committee, and provides a specific timetable for submitting forms and receiving responses. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/student-grade-appeal-summary-exhibit-a/ --- # TRIO Student of the Month: Lori Aftab A personal account from Lori Aftab, a student in the Health Information Technology program at SC4, detailing her experience as a single mother returning to school, the support she received from the TRIO program, and her future career goals in medical coding. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-lori-aftab/ --- # SC4 brings local athletes to campus for high school all-star competitions St. Clair County Community College is hosting the annual SC4 Blue Water Area Senior All-Star Games, featuring graduating high school seniors in cross country, golf, baseball, softball, volleyball, and basketball from June 12 to June 20. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-brings-local-athletes-to-campus-for-high-school-all-star-competitions/ --- # TRIO Student of the Month: Crystal Devlaminck A profile of student Crystal Devlaminck, highlighting her perseverance through personal hardships, disabilities, and mental health challenges to pursue a bachelor's degree in business administration through the SC4 and Siena Heights University 3+1 program, with support from TRIO Student Support Services. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-crystal-devlaminck/ --- # Budgeting This page provides guidance on creating and maintaining a personal budget for college students. It explains the importance of tracking income and expenses, distinguishing between needs and wants, and setting financial goals to avoid financial stress and maximize savings. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/financial-literacy/budgeting/ --- # Earn credits faster with a Fast Path course at SC4 St. Clair County Community College is offering fast-path fall semester classes, including 12-week and eight-week options. These courses allow students and community members to earn credits for general education or degree requirements more quickly across various subjects such as biology, business, and history. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/fast-path-courses-help-students-and-residents-earn-credits-faster-explore-passions-at-sc4/ --- # SC4 Policy A directory of official policies for St. Clair County Community College, covering academic dishonesty, student conduct, housing, grade appeals, and privacy. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/ --- # Women's History Month Fireside Chat with Dr. Randa Jundi-Samman SC4's Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion hosts a 90-minute fireside chat with Dr. Randa Jundi-Samman on the history of women and barriers in society, held via Zoom on March 25 at 10 a.m. Open to SC4 faculty, staff, students, and community members. RSVP required. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/discussion-with-dr-randa-jundi-samman-on-march-25/ --- # High School Students Information regarding the Blue Water Middle College Academy (BWMCA), a partnership allowing students to earn a high school diploma and an associate's degree concurrently. The page provides enrollment steps, program details, support contacts, and resources for guest and dual-enrolled students. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/high-school-students/bwmca/ --- # St. Clair County Community College is adding men’s and women’s bowling teams St. Clair County Community College is introducing men's and women's bowling teams starting in the 2017-18 academic year, expanding its athletic offerings to 11 sports to provide collegiate opportunities for local bowlers. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-adding-mens-and-womens-bowling-in-2017-18/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: JD Wheeler Alumni profile of JD Wheeler, Athletic Director at Hartland High School. He shares how SC4 prepared him for success, his passion for working with student-athletes and coaches, and his educational journey through SC4, Central Michigan University (K-12 physical education), and Oakland University (master's degree). Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-jd-wheeler/ --- # SC4 Students Recognized in 64th Edition of Patterns Magazine St. Clair County Community College students were honored in the 64th edition of Patterns, Michigan's oldest student literary and arts publication. Awards were given in literature (writing, poetry, essay, short story) and visual art categories, with merit awards for additional student contributors. Copies are available in Room 10 of the SC4 Fine Arts Building. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/college-celebrates-64th-edition-of-michigans-longest-running-student-led-literary-and-arts-magazine/ --- # Jen Fry Social Justice Education Presentation at SC4 SC4's Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion hosts a virtual Zoom presentation by social justice educator Jen Fry on Oct. 9 at 7 p.m. Fry, a veteran volleyball coach turned educator, will address antiracism, inclusion, intersectionality, and equity. Community members must register by Oct. 8 by emailing the DEI office. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/social-justice-educator-jen-fry-to-speak-to-sc4-campus-community-oct-9/ --- # SC4 Welcomes Six New Full-Time Faculty Members SC4 introduces six new full-time faculty members for the Fall 2024 semester: instructors in English, nursing, history, criminal justice, business, and art. The announcement highlights their backgrounds and encourages prospective students to register for classes, including 16-week, 12-week, and 8-week options. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-introduces-six-new-full-time-faculty-members/ --- # International Students This page outlines the application process for international students seeking to attend St. Clair County Community College (SC4). It provides a step-by-step guide covering application submission, required documentation (financials, transcripts, and English proficiency), F-1 visa instructions, and final enrollment steps, including health insurance and housing. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/international-students/ --- # SC4’s Annual Faculty Art Exhibit Puts Talent, Passion on Display The SC4 Fine Arts Gallery is hosting 'Collectively Independent,' an annual showcase featuring original artwork from St. Clair County Community College faculty. The exhibit includes various mediums such as sculptures, photography, and graphic design, highlighting the professional expertise of instructors. The show is free and open to the public until November 12. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4s-annual-faculty-art-exhibit-puts-talent-passion-on-display/ --- # STRIVE Mentorship Program Mentor/Mentee Agreement A page for the STRIVE Mentorship Program designed to facilitate professional and personal success for students through a mentor/mentee agreement. Source: https://sc4.edu/wellness/mentor-mentee-agreement/ --- # 2024 Beatrice Thornton entry form Information regarding the 2024 Beatrice Thornton exhibits for elementary, middle, and high school students, including exhibit dates and opening ceremony times in the Fine Arts Theatre. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/arts/beatrice-thornton-school-entry-form/ --- # Applying for aid This page provides instructions for students applying for financial aid at SC4, including the FAFSA process, scholarship opportunities, and the importance of applying early to secure first-come, first-served funding. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/applying-for-aid/ --- # Two-factor Authentication St. Clair County Community College is transitioning from Duo Security to Microsoft Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to improve security and integration with Microsoft 365. The page provides enrollment dates, setup instructions for the Microsoft Authenticator app or SMS verification, and contact information for technical support. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/tools-and-technology/two-factor-authentication/ --- # SC4 Welcomes Mezzo-Soprano Lisa Marie Rogali and Pianist Nathalie Doucet SC4 hosts award-winning mezzo-soprano Lisa Marie Rogali and pianist/vocal coach Nathalie Doucet for free Community Arts performances at noon and 5 p.m. on December 7 in the Fine Arts Theatre. Rogali performs with Detroit Opera and holds degrees from Cincinnati and Penn State. Doucet is head of Music and Director of the Resident Opera Program at Detroit Opera with an extensive international career. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/award-winning-mezzo-soprano-renowned-concert-pianist-to-perform-at-sc4-dec-7/ --- # SC4 extends walk-in registration hours for fall semester St. Clair County Community College is extending registration and bookstore hours on select dates in August to assist students with enrollment, financial aid, and advising for the fall semester. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-extends-walk-in-registration-hours-for-fall-semester/ --- # President's Honors List – 2024 Winter Semester Announces that 1,370 SC4 students earned a spot on the President's Honors List for the 2024 winter semester. Eligibility requires completing at least 6 credits with a semester GPA of 3.0 or better. SC4 President Kirk Kramer congratulates the students on their academic achievement. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/more-than-1300-sc4-students-earn-honors-2/ --- # High School Guest and Dual Enrollment Checklist A step-by-step guide for high school students applying for guest or dual enrollment at SC4, covering application, authorization, academic assessments, advising, portal activation, registration, and student ID requirements. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/high-school-students/high-school-guest-and-dual-enrollment-checklist/ --- # Dual-enrollment support This page provides guidance and resources for high school students transitioning to college via dual enrollment at SC4. It includes tips for college readiness, instructions for accessing the student portal, Canvas, and email, registration and transfer information, and a comprehensive list of campus contact details for advising, tutoring, and admissions. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/advising/dual-enrollment-support/ --- # St. Clair County Community College is pleased to announce the addition of women’s golf to its athletic offerings St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is introducing a women's golf team for the 2020-21 season, bringing its total number of collegiate sports teams to 12. The program will be coached by Celina Grondin and aims to provide more opportunities for female athletes in the region. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-adds-womens-golf-to-its-athletic-offerings/ --- # SC4 announces wheelchair basketball St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is launching a co-ed wheelchair basketball team for the fall 2023 semester. The team is open to SC4 students and community members, both with and without disabilities, aiming to increase inclusivity and adaptive sports offerings in Michigan. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-adds-adaptive-sports-wheelchair-basketball-team-to-its-athletic-offerings/ --- # Registration information This page provides detailed instructions and policies for registering for classes at St. Clair County Community College (SC4). It outlines registration steps, course formats (on-campus, online, hybrid), add/drop and withdrawal deadlines, class auditing, residency requirements, and the use of the Student Planning tool and Service Center. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/records-and-registration/register-for-classes/ --- # Mevo instructions Step-by-step instructions for using Mevo Action Cameras to stream video, including app configuration, connecting via Bluetooth and WiFi, cropping images, and streaming to RTMP channels. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-services/mevo-instructions/ --- # Free College Day An announcement stating that the 2020 Free College Day, scheduled for September 26, 2020, has been cancelled due to health and safety concerns regarding the COVID-19 virus. Source: https://sc4.edu/free-college-day/ --- # Why do we have just two parties in the U.S? An interview with St. Clair County Community College sociology professor Kraig Archer regarding the challenges of third-party candidates in the U.S. political system and the release of his book, 'Democrats, Republicans: None of the Above'. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/why-do-we-have-just-two-parties-in-the-u-s/ --- # Naima Turner: SC4 Nursing Alumni Success Story A profile of Naima Turner, who enrolled at SC4 as a single mother of four with no income or car, completed her ADN in 2013, and went on to earn BSN and MSN degrees and become a nursing educator and Director of Nursing. She credits SC4's nursing instructors and community college model for her success. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/naima-turners-winding-road-to-success-included-a-stop-at-sc4/ --- # Freedom of Information Act information This page provides access to St. Clair County Community College's Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) policy, including the full policy document, a public summary, and a cost worksheet, along with contact information for FOIA requests. Source: https://sc4.edu/board-of-trustees/freedom-of-information-act-information/ --- # Collaboration Brings Career-Ready Agricultural Education to Southeast Michigan St. Clair County Community College (SC4) and Michigan State University’s Institute of Agricultural Technology (MSU IAT) have partnered to offer an Agricultural Operations certificate program starting Fall 2026. The program allows students to earn both a certificate and an associate degree in two years, combining classroom instruction with a 480-hour internship to prepare graduates for careers in Michigan's agricultural economy. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-and-msu-institute-of-agricultural-technology-launch-agricultural-operations-certificate-program-in-port-huron/ --- # SC4 alum Riehl's The Russian Five to premiere at Free Press Film Festival St. Clair County Community College alumnus Joshua Riehl is premiering his documentary 'The Russian Five' at the Detroit Free Press Film Festival. The film explores the impact of five Russian hockey players on the Detroit Red Wings' success in the 1990s, utilizing journalism and multimedia skills Riehl developed during his time at SC4. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-alum-riehls-the-russian-five-to-premiere-at-freep-film-festival/ --- # Page Source: https://sc4.edu/slate-branding-m42720s-phdp/ --- # Consumer information This page provides students with federally required notifications, policies, and statistics for St. Clair County Community College, covering general information, health and safety, academic policies, housing, financial assistance, and student outcomes. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/consumer-information/ --- # ZuZu Acrobats Performance and SC4 Basketball Games St. Clair County Community College (SC4) will host the ZuZu Acrobats for a free, family-friendly performance on February 3, 2024, as part of its Black History Month celebration. The event is followed by women's and men's college basketball games against Schoolcraft College, with free admission provided to those who donate a canned or non-perishable food item to Skip’s Corner Pantry. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-welcomes-zuzu-acrobats-for-an-unforgettable-day-of-entertainment-and-athletics/ --- # Thanks for reaching out to SC4 A confirmation page thanking the user for requesting additional information from St. Clair County Community College and providing links to their social media and main website. Source: https://sc4.edu/request-for-information-submission/ --- # Commencement Ceremony SC4 recognizes nearly 600 graduates at its annual Commencement ceremony held on Friday, May 3. The page features a message from President Kirk Kramer and a list of graduates earning associate degrees and certificates across various programs of study, categorized by their hometowns. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-recognizes-nearly-600-graduates-at-annual-commencement-ceremony/ --- # SC4 Fall 2023 Arts Calendar St. Clair County Community College announces its fall 2023 arts calendar featuring free public events including concerts, gallery exhibitions, and a theater production. Highlights include the Lexington Bach String Quartet, a faculty art show, a Detroit Historical Society WWII propaganda posters exhibit, the SC4 Symphonic Band, and the play "Kodachrome" by Adam Szymkowicz. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-announces-fall-arts-lineup/ --- # Voter registration Information for SC4 students on how to register to vote in person or by mail, and how to check registration status via the Michigan Voter Information Center, provided in compliance with the National Voter Registration Act of 1993. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/consumer-information/voter-registration/ --- # President’s Honor List for the 2018 winter semester A list of 1,335 St. Clair County Community College students who earned a spot on the President’s Honor List for the 2018 winter semester, requiring at least six credits and a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/more-than-1300-st-clair-county-community-college-students-earn-honors/ --- # SC4 now accepting college housing applications for upcoming academic year St. Clair County Community College is accepting applications for its residence hall, The Dock, for the 2019-20 academic year. The facility offers furnished accommodations for up to 80 students in downtown Port Huron, with the added benefit of in-district tuition rates for eligible U.S. residents. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-now-accepting-college-housing-applications-for-upcoming-academic-year/ --- # SC4 STEM Fest Registration is open for the SC4 STEM Fest on Saturday, March 9, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The event features over 100 interactive STEM exhibits and several timed activities that require pre-registration, including planetarium experiences and dinosaur programs. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/see-you-march-9-at-sc4-stem-fest/ --- # Transcripts and graduation This page provides students with resources for requesting electronic transcripts through the National Student Clearinghouse and applying for graduation via the Service Center or by downloading specific application forms for associate degrees, certificate programs, and skill sets. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/transcripts-and-graduation/ --- # SC4 and Wayne State University Engineering Transfer Partnership SC4 and Wayne State University announce a transfer pathway for SC4 students to earn a bachelor's degree in engineering and STEM programs. Students complete core courses at SC4 before transferring to Wayne State, saving on tuition and time. The partnership coincides with the launch of SC4's Challenger Learning Center, Michigan's only space-themed STEM immersive experience. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/new-sc4-wayne-state-partnership-helps-future-engineers-save-time-and-money/ --- # Disability resources SC4 Disability Resources provides support, resources, and reasonable accommodations for students with documented disabilities to ensure accessible higher education. The page outlines documentation requirements, the intake process, privacy policies under FERPA, and resources for service animals and transition from high school to college. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/disability-resources/ --- # Respiratory Therapy Program – Mock Code Scenario & National Respiratory Care Week SC4's Respiratory Therapy Program students completed a 'Mock Code' CPR scenario in the clinical simulation lab, directed by Medical Director Dr. Michael Basha. The article highlights program curriculum, clinical hours, career outcomes, and recognition of National Respiratory Care Week with gift bags sent to partner hospitals. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/national-respiratory-care-week-at-sc4/ --- # Daniel Murray Alumni Spotlight Alumni profile of Daniel Murray, Senior Medical Scientist at Johnson and Johnson Pharmaceuticals. He credits SC4's biology courses for sparking his love of life sciences and career in cardiovascular medicine. He transferred from SC4 and earned degrees from University of Oregon, Western Michigan University, and Ohio State University. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-r-daniel-murray-ph-d/ --- # Experience Center The Experience Center at SC4 is a 17,000-square-foot STEM hub offering science exhibits, the Dr. Bassam H. Nasr Natural Science Museum, and the Challenger Learning Center. It provides self-directed exploration and guided programs for all ages to inspire curiosity and interest in higher education and STEM careers. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/experience-center/ --- # volleyball-young-skippers-look-to-continue-success An article discussing the St. Clair County Community College volleyball team's transition into a new season featuring a predominantly freshman roster, a new head coach, Ray Cornwell, and the team's goal to build upon their previous success as conference co-champions. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/volleyball-young-skippers-look-to-continue-success/ --- # SC4 faculty staff participate in National Volunteer Week Thirteen faculty and staff members from St. Clair County Community College took a paid day off on April 28 to volunteer at various community locations, including the Blue Water YMCA, Grace Church, and the Earth Fair, in observance of National Volunteer Week. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-faculty-staff-participate-in-national-volunteer-week/ --- # Student Grade Appeal Summary – Exhibit A This page outlines the process for students to appeal grades at St. Clair County Community College. It details a two-stage process consisting of an Informal Procedure with instructors and department heads, followed by a Formal Procedure involving a Grade Appeal Hearing Committee if resolution is not reached. Appeals must be based on calculation errors or deviations from the course syllabus. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/student-grade-appeal-summary-exhibit-a-2/ --- # Page Source: https://sc4.edu/millage-2022/ --- # Joe Burgett Alumni Profile Alumni profile of Joe Burgett, a District Community Leader and WomenHeart Champion. Discusses how SC4's Communications program helped develop writing, public speaking, and fundraising skills. Burgett transferred to UM-Flint for communications, journalism, and women's studies, and now shares personal stories nationally and participates in the WomenHeart Science and Leadership Symposium at Mayo Clinic. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-joe-burgett-rachwal/ --- # SC4 Alumna Lauren Tuckey Illustrates First Children's Book SC4 alumna Lauren Tuckey, who graduated from Yale High School in 2013 and attended SC4 to save costs, has illustrated her first children's book, Hobgoblin Humbug, with North Carolina author Phil Routszong. She credits SC4's art program—especially Color and Design with Doug Frey—for developing her style. The book is available on Amazon and she also sells custom portraits on Etsy. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/time-at-sc4-prepared-alumnus-lauren-tuckey-for-professional-illustration-career/ --- # President’s Honor List for the 2021 fall semester A list of 1,394 St. Clair County Community College students who earned a spot on the President’s Honor List for the 2021 fall semester by completing at least six credits with a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/more-than-1300-sc4-students-earn-honors-in-fall-semester/ --- # Alumnus Michael Baysdell Alumni spotlight on Michael Baysdell, who used SC4 dual enrollment classes to earn 17 college credits in high school, graduate Alma College in three years, and eventually become Director of K-12 Relations at Macomb Community College. He reflects on how SC4 prepared him and his career in education. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-mike-baysdell/ --- # Contact us Contact information for St. Clair County Community College, including department phone numbers, email addresses, operating hours, and links for campus alerts and transcript orders. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/contact-us/ --- # Jim Jones SC4 Criminal Justice Program Featured on CTV An article featuring an interview with Jim Jones, the Criminal Justice program lead and instructor at St. Clair County Community College, on CTV's Focus television program regarding the program's new skill sets. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/jim-jones-sc4-criminal-justice-program-featured-on-ctv/ --- # International Students Find a Home at SC4 Feature story about two international students — Caio Rodrigues from Brazil and Ada Baanrud from Norway — who found community, support, and education at St. Clair County Community College (SC4) in Port Huron, Michigan, after arriving through high school exchange programs. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/international-students-find-a-home-at-sc4/ --- # Alumna Shelby Pfefferle Alumni spotlight on Shelby Pfefferle, a Senior Associate at Brady Martz & Associates who credits SC4 for preparing her to transfer to Northwood University where she earned a bachelor's degree in accounting. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-shelby-pfefferle/ --- # Crisis Intervention and Response This document outlines the St. Clair County Community College policy and procedure for identifying and reporting students who pose a danger to themselves or others. It establishes the responsibilities of faculty and staff, ensures compliance with privacy laws while upholding the 'duty to warn,' and provides a protocol for emergency responses, including contacting 9-1-1 and Campus Patrol. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/crisis-intervention-and-response/ --- # Academic Dishonesty This page outlines St. Clair County Community College's procedures regarding academic dishonesty, including definitions of plagiarism and cheating (including unauthorized AI use). It details the disciplinary process, the role of faculty discretion, the Academic Integrity Committee's oversight for repeated or egregious offenses, and the potential consequences ranging from failing grades to college dismissal. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/academic-dishonesty/ --- # Borrowing Money and Credit — Student Finance Blog A student finance blog post by Daryl Singleton explaining the importance of credit scores, how APR affects borrowing costs, and tips on student loan repayment. Encourages students to understand borrowing, maintain good credit, and communicate with lenders about repayment options. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/borrowing-is-not-a-dirty-word/ --- # Severe weather closing procedure This page outlines the procedures and communication channels used by St. Clair County Community College to notify students and staff about campus closures due to severe weather, including definitions of day and night classes and the independence of off-campus locations. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/consumer-information/severe-weather-closing-procedure/ --- # Student Code of Conduct Expectations and Prohibitions – Exhibit A This document outlines the standards of student conduct at St. Clair County Community College, detailing expectations for behavior, attire, and academic integrity. It lists specific prohibitions—including violence, dishonesty, drug and alcohol violations, and harassment—and describes the disciplinary procedures and reporting mechanisms for violations. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/student-code-of-conduct-expectations-and-prohibitions-exhibit-a/ --- # Radiologic Technology Information Sessions – SC4 Health Sciences SC4 announces virtual information sessions for its Radiologic Technology Associate Degree Program on Jan. 18 and 19. The program combines imaging technology with patient care, includes hospital practicums, and leads to national registry exam eligibility. Application deadline is Feb. 15, 2023. Other health sciences programs are also listed. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/learn-about-rad-tech-program-at-jan-18-and-19-sessions/ --- # Criminal Justice Students Dust for Prints SC4 Criminal Justice students in CJ 215 participated in a hands-on fingerprinting exercise led by Instructor Jim Jones on March 23. Students used brushes, powders, and tape to dust for and lift prints from empty cans, gaining real-world forensic skills beyond what TV shows portray. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/criminal-justice-students-dust-for-prints/ --- # Student Complaint Policy and Procedure This page outlines the formal process for St. Clair County Community College students to resolve grievances, complaints, and concerns regarding academics, grades, student services, disciplinary actions, and Title IX/discrimination. It details the hierarchical resolution paths students must follow and provides information on escalating complaints to state regulatory or accrediting agencies. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/student-complaint-policy-and-procedure/ --- # TRIO Financial Literacy Blog: Types of Credit A TRIO Financial Literacy Blog post by Daryl Singleton explaining the three main types of credit: revolving credit (credit cards, home equity lines), installment credit (mortgages, auto loans, student loans), and open credit (utility bills, cellular services). Emphasizes building credit as part of financial empowerment. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/what-are-the-types-of-credit-and-why-you-need-credit/ --- # College celebrates new edition of longest-running student-led literary and arts magazine in Michigan St. Clair County Community College recognized students for their contributions to the 60th edition of Patterns magazine, Michigan's oldest student-led literary and arts publication. The page lists award winners in literature and art, as well as students receiving selections of merit, and mentions the faculty support and financial backing that made the publication possible. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/college-celebrates-new-edition-of-longest-running-student-led-literary-and-arts-magazine-in-michigan/ --- # High School Students Information for high school students to earn college credits through dual enrollment, the Blue Water Middle College (BWMC), and the Career and Technical Middle College (CTMC) at SC4. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/high-school-students/ --- # St. Clair County Community College will present the 52nd annual Beatrice Thornton Student Art Exhibition St. Clair County Community College is hosting the 52nd annual Beatrice Thornton Student Art Exhibition in February and March, featuring art from elementary, middle, and high school students across St. Clair County. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-present-k-12-student-art-exhibition/ --- # SC4 Skippers Men's Basketball Defeats Pima Aztecs at NJCAA National Championship SC4 Skippers men's basketball team defeated the Pima Aztecs 80-70 at the NJCAA National Championship in Danville, Illinois. Isaiah Jones led with 31 points. The Skippers will face Macomb County Community College for a chance at 7th place nationally, the highest finish in the college's 100+ year basketball history. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/skippers-defeat-pima-arizona-at-njcaa-championships/ --- # Patterns Writing submission Application page for the Patterns magazine, an annual publication of student literature and art at St. Clair County Community College. It outlines submission categories (poems, short stories, academic essays, and memoirs), eligibility for enrolled students, formatting requirements, and available cash awards for visual and literary entries. The deadline for submission is December 4, 2026. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/honors-and-awards/patterns/patterns-writing-submission/ --- # SC4 continues its popular Noon and Night Concert Series with an impressive performance by internationally renowned classical and flamenco guitarist Mert Sela St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is hosting classical and flamenco guitarist Mert Sela for their Noon and Night Concert Series on January 15, 2026. The free public event will feature performances at 12:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. at the SC4 Fine Arts Theatre. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/mert-sela-performs-at-sc4-as-part-of-the-noon-and-night-concert-series/ --- # Dallas Mitchell Alumni Spotlight Alumni profile of Dallas Mitchell, a Doctor of Chiropractic at Mitchell Chiropractic. He began at SC4 through Blue Water Middle College at age 16, transferred to Wayne State earning three associate degrees, then completed his Doctor of Chiropractic and Bachelor of Science at Palmer College of Chiropractic. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-dallas-mitchell/ --- # Name and address changes This page explains how SC4 students can update their displayed 'Chosen Name' via Self Service and the requirements for updating legal names, which requires submitting official documentation to Enrollment Services. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/records-and-registration/name-and-address-changes/ --- # The SC4 Fieldhouse is Open An announcement regarding the opening of the St. Clair County Community College Fieldhouse on October 3, featuring a ribbon cutting, open house, and available event media. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/the-sc4-fieldhouse-is-open/ --- # SC4 a Transformative Experience for World-Traveling Alumna Nurse A profile of Grace Titus, a 2008 SC4 nursing graduate whose degree enabled her to work globally with organizations like the Peace Corps and Doctors Without Borders, and eventually pursue advanced training in flight nursing. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-a-transformative-experience-for-world-traveling-alumna-nurse/ --- # SC4 student murals selected for Seventh Street Mural Project JR McPhail and Elleanore Arquette have been selected as the winners of the Seventh Street Mural Project. Their designs will be installed on the north end of the Seventh Street Bridge as part of a collaborative effort involving SC4 students, the city of Port Huron, and the Blue Water Young Professionals. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-student-murals-selected-for-seventh-street-mural-project/ --- # NJCAA All-Academic Teams 2021-2022 St. Clair County Community College announced that 24 of its student-athletes were named to the NJCAA All-Academic Teams for the 2021-2022 school year. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/njcaa-all-academic-teams-announced%ef%bf%bc/ --- # Class project turns into a passion for SC4 student Kristy Jevens The page features a story about Kristy Jevens, a St. Clair County Community College student studying computer information systems applications. Jevens transitioned a class project into a volunteer effort for the non-profit Literacy and Beyond, creating an electronic database to streamline student check-ins and activity tracking. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/class-project-turns-into-a-passion-for-sc4-student-kristy-jevens/ --- # Mailing Addresses for all campus buildings A directory of physical addresses for campus buildings intended specifically for E911 purposes, noting that 323 Erie St. remains the official address for documents. Source: https://sc4.edu/address/ --- # Retention, transfer and graduation rates This page provides access to SC4's student body diversity, official graduation and retention rates via the U.S. Department of Education, and internal employment placement rates for the class of 2016. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/consumer-information/retention-transfer-and-graduation-rates/ --- # Student Success Story: Amber Fields Profile of Amber Fields, a single working mom who earned her GED through 2GEN Learning Center and enrolled at SC4 to pursue an Associate Degree Nursing program. She overcame setbacks, won multiple scholarships and the Faculty Memorial Award, and expects to graduate in 2024 with her ADN. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-student-perseveres-gains-confidence-on-path-to-nursing-career/ --- # Beatrice Thornton Exhibition The Beatrice Thornton Student Art Exhibition is an annual event showcasing artwork from Blue Water Area elementary, middle, and high school students, providing them a professional venue to display their work. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/arts/beatrice-thornton-exhibition/ --- # 20th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration “Where Are We Now?” St. Clair County Community College is hosting its 20th annual MLK Day Celebration on January 17 at 6 p.m. in the Port Huron campus Fine Arts Theatre. The free event includes performances, Dr. King's words, and panel discussions on racism, health care disparities, and education. The event will also be livestreamed. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-celebrates-martin-luther-king-jr-day-jan-17/ --- # University partnerships This page details SC4's transfer partnerships, including articulation agreements with various four-year universities, 3+1 programs, and participation in the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) and MiTransfer Pathways to ensure seamless credit transfers for students. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/transfer/university-partnerships/ --- # Application for Admission received Confirmation page for students who have submitted an application to St. Clair County Community College, providing next steps for financial aid and academic advising. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/application-for-admission/application-for-admission-received/ --- # Website privacy policy This page outlines St. Clair County Community College's policies regarding the collection, use, and protection of personal information from website visitors. It covers data provided by users, automatically gathered information via cookies and Google Analytics, security measures, and the handling of third-party links. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/website-privacy-policy/ --- # ICYMI: Winter Break Edition A roundup of SC4 news from winter break 2016-2017, covering the National Cyber League team placing eighth in the nation, the inaugural Skippers Athletics Hall of Fame induction ceremony on January 21, and basketball teams beginning conference play in the MCCAA Eastern Conference. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/icymi-winter-break-edition/ --- # Algonac Community Schools and SC4 Automatic Admission Partnership SC4 and Algonac Community Schools have partnered to automatically admit high school seniors to SC4 without requiring a college application. Beginning with the class of 2024, student data is shared to allow immediate enrollment activation, streamlining the transition to college and encouraging early access to scholarships and advising. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/algonac-community-schools-and-sc4-collaborate-to-encourage-post-high-school-education/ --- # Social Sciences An overview of the Social Sciences programs available at SC4, including pathways for Associate of Arts, Associate of General Education, and Criminal Justice, as well as options for online and general course offerings. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/social-sciences/ --- # SC4 Announces New Transfer Agreements for National Transfer Student Week St. Clair County Community College (SC4) has entered into new transfer agreements with 10 four-year Michigan institutions. These agreements cover general applied science, applied business, healthcare, and information technology, aiming to provide seamless pathways to bachelor's degrees and minimize credit loss for students. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-signs-four-new-agreements-to-help-students-easily-transfer-to-four-year-institutions/ --- # Page Source: https://sc4.edu/slide-anything-popup-preview/ --- # TRIO Student of the Month: Dominique Stone A student spotlight featuring Dominique Stone, a business student at St. Clair County Community College and TRIO participant, discussing her academic journey and plans to transfer to Siena Heights for a marketing degree. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-dominique-stone/ --- # Harlan Blomquist Donates to Challenger Learning Center at SC4 Harlan Blomquist donated memorial gifts received in honor of his late wife Bonnie to the Challenger Learning Center at SC4. After touring the facility and learning about upcoming plans, he chose this cause because Bonnie would have valued community learning opportunities. Readers are invited to support the center. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/harlan-blomquist-donates-in-memory-of-his-wife-bonnie/ --- # Schlump, Sylvia named student athletes of the month St. Clair County Community College sophomores Jon Schlump and Meghan Sylvia were named the Meemic Insurance Student Athletes of the Month for October based on their athletic contributions and academic performance. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/schlump-sylvia-named-student-athletes-of-the-month/ --- # Four Skippers Earn MCCAA Volleyball Honors St. Clair County Community College sophomore Erica LaBaere and teammates Kaseka Mulomede, Muranda Dore, and Jodi Kilpela earned various athletic honors following the volleyball season. The article details LaBaere's national rankings and the team's performance in the Region 12 District E tournament. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/four-skippers-earn-mccaa-volleyball-honors/ --- # For the Wiltons, success at Blue Water Middle College Academy runs in the family A feature story highlighting the success of Sharon Wilton's daughters, Emily and Meghan, who both earned free associate degrees through the Blue Water Middle College Academy partnership between St. Clair County Community College and area school districts before pursuing further higher education. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/for-the-wiltons-success-at-blue-water-middle-college-academy-runs-in-the-family/ --- # Title IX – Information and Reporting This page provides information regarding Title IX federal law and St. Clair County Community College's commitment to prohibiting sex-based discrimination and harassment. It includes links to the college's Title IX policy, personnel training materials, and contact information for reporting concerns to the Title IX Coordinator and Deputy Title IX Coordinator. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/campus-security-information/title-ix/ --- # Tom Obee recognized as 2025 SC4 Alumni of the Year The St. Clair County Community College (SC4) Board of Trustees has named Tom Obee the 2025 Alumni of the Year. Obee, a 1963 graduate with a 4.0 GPA, dedicated 45 years to the college as a professor of English and Philosophy and served as the Phi Theta Kappa advisor for 35 years. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/st-clair-county-community-college-honors-tom-obee-as-2025-alumni-of-the-year/ --- # SC4 Fieldhouse receives educational design magazine award The St. Clair County Community College Fieldhouse, designed by TMP Architecture, Inc., received a spring 2018 Outstanding Project Award from Learning By Design magazine for its excellence in architectural and interior design, specifically for the creative repurposing of an arena into a gym and running track. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-fieldhouse-receives-educational-design-magazine-award/ --- # Challenger Learning Center Opens Moon Mission to Public This Summer SC4's Challenger Learning Center is offering open public missions called 'Mission: Lunar Quest' on July 30 and Aug. 27, limited to 35 participants at $25 per person. Participants simulate space missions involving lunar exploration, mission control, and spacecraft roles. Registration available online or by contact. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/challenger-learning-center-at-sc4-announces-two-open-mission-lunar-quest-summer-dates/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Shawnna Apley Alumni profile of Shawnna Apley, who completed her liberal arts degree at SC4 through the Blue Water Middle College Program. She credits SC4 and BWMC for accelerating her higher education journey, leading to a bachelor's degree in hospitality and tourism management from Grand Valley State University and a career as a Front Desk Agent at the Amway Grand Plaza Hotel. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-shawnna-apley/ --- # Students, local businesses benefit from a graphic design program that goes far beyond the classroom Students in St. Clair County Community College’s Graphic Design program gain real-world experience by partnering with local businesses to create branding, logos, and menus. These collaborative projects, involving photography and English courses, provide students with professional portfolios and practical workplace skills before entering the industry or pursuing further education. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/students-local-businesses-benefit-from-a-graphic-design-program-that-goes-far-beyond-the-classroom/ --- # Page A 404 error page from SC4 (St. Clair County Community College) indicating the requested page was not found. Displays recent news posts, category links, monthly archives, and tag cloud as navigation aids. Source: https://sc4.edu/trio/ --- # SC4 and WMU Partner for Public Health Pathway SC4 and Western Michigan University have signed an articulation agreement allowing SC4 students to complete a pre-public health pathway (60 credits, Associate of Science) before transferring to WMU to finish a Bachelor of Science in Public Health. The agreement minimizes credit loss and duplication, with both institutions jointly advising students. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-and-wmu-sign-major-public-health-transfer-agreement/ --- # SC4 Commemorative Tree Honors 100 Years of PHJC/SC4 Employees The SC4 Retirees Association established a commemorative tree to celebrate the college's 100th anniversary, honoring employees with 10+ years of service. Featuring 132 purchasable leaves, the tree also funds the SC4 Retirees Scholarship Fund, which awards two scholarships annually. Dedicated May 5 in the College Center Building, it raised over $23,000. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-retirees-association-raises-23127-for-scholarship-fund/ --- # Financial Literacy Year in Review: 15 Tools to Keep Using A TRIO program blog recap highlighting 15 financial literacy tools covered throughout the school year, including budgeting, emergency funds, credit types, vision boarding, avoiding scams, and tax planning. Encourages students to continue practicing these skills over summer. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/use-it-or-lose-it/ --- # Holiday Showcase The 2022 St. Clair County Community College Holiday Basketball Showcase takes place from December 28 to December 30 in the SC4 Fieldhouse, featuring 48 high school varsity girls and boys teams from 12 counties. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-48-high-school-basketball-teams-for-2022-holiday-showcase/ --- # Taylor Tucky Free Noon and Night Concert Series at SC4 SC4 is hosting two free concerts on November 21 featuring Taylor Tucky, a Michigan-based country band, as part of the Free Noon and Night Concert Series celebrating diverse traditions through music. Performances are at noon and 7 p.m. in the SC4 Fine Arts Theatre. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-provides-free-country-music-concert/ --- # STRIVE Mentorship Compatibility Form A compatibility form page for the STRIVE Mentorship Program within the Wellness section of the college website. Source: https://sc4.edu/wellness/strive-mentorship/compatibility-form/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Loren Gajda Alumni profile of Loren Gajda, a non-traditional SC4 student who completed an associate degree in 2016. SC4 served as the foundation for their career journey, which included serving in the Navy, completing a welding program at Tulsa Welding School, and pursuing an undergraduate Russian language degree at Stetson University. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-loren-gajda/ --- # SC4 alumnus and former Skippers baseball player excelling at Lourdes University thanks to involvement at SC4 The page highlights the success of SC4 alumnus Nick Forsberg, who credits his collegiate baseball experience, campus leadership roles, and academic foundation at St. Clair County Community College for his successful transition to Lourdes University. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-alumnus-and-former-skippers-baseball-player-excelling-at-lourdes-university-thanks-to-involvement-at-sc4/ --- # Millage Renewal Information regarding the St. Clair County Community College Board of Trustees' approved millage renewal resolution for the August 4, 2026, primary election. The renewal seeks to maintain the existing millage rate of 0.4932 mills for four years to support job training, facility repairs, and local 4-year degree opportunities. Source: https://sc4.edu/millage-2026/ --- # Information and Expectations for all SC4 Students This document outlines the academic procedures and behavioral expectations for students at St. Clair County Community College, covering FERPA privacy, class cancellations, email usage, IT support, academic assistance, attendance, student conduct, academic honesty, and formal complaint and grade appeal processes. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/information-and-expectations-for-all-sc4-students/ --- # Plan Now for Winter Classes at SC4 St. Clair County Community College announces winter semester registration. Classes are offered in 40 disciplines, available on-campus or online. Current students can register starting November 4; new students should apply via sc4.edu/apply. The winter semester begins January 13, 2025. Advising appointments and enrollment assistance are available. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/winter-semester-schedule/ --- # In a First for the Region, Sturgeon Exhibit to be Feature of SC4 Super Science Day and New Experience Center St. Clair County Community College is introducing a lake sturgeon exhibit in its new Experience Center as part of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources' Sturgeon in the Classroom program. The exhibit aims to provide environmental education and highlight Native American cultures, coinciding with the college's Super Science Day on November 3. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/in-a-first-for-the-region-sturgeon-exhibit-to-be-feature-of-sc4-super-science-day-and-new-experience-center/ --- # Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Michael Belleman Profile of Dr. Michael Belleman, SC4 Economics professor since 2010 and current president of the SC4 faculty association. Covers his academic background, teaching philosophy (Socratic method), focus on soft skills development, and personal background. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-faculty-spotlight-dr-michael-belleman/ --- # SC4 to host winter 2020 baseball and softball clinics St. Clair County Community College is hosting baseball and softball clinics for area youth ages 8 to 18 in the SC4 Fieldhouse this winter. The clinics are open to all skill levels and cost $55 each. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-winter-2020-baseball-and-softball-clinics/ --- # SC4 creates Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion St. Clair County Community College has established a new Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, led by Director Jessica Brown. The initiative includes a national speaker series starting October 9, campus book discussions on equity and racism, and the official recognition of Juneteenth as a college holiday. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-creates-office-of-diversity-equity-and-inclusion/ --- # Teams set for first round of national basketball tournament at the SC4 Fieldhouse The SC4 Fieldhouse will host the first round of the national basketball tournament from March 8-10, featuring 16 teams across Men's District 9 and 10 and Women's District G and H. The event includes games livestreamed online and halftime performances by various dance and musical groups. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/teams-set-for-first-round-of-national-basketball-tournament-at-the-sc4-fieldhouse/ --- # Join SC4 at ArtPrize and the Frederik Meijer Gardens Sept. 22 St. Clair County Community College is organizing a community bus trip on September 22 to visit ArtPrize and Frederik Meijer Gardens. The $85 trip is open to all area residents and includes transportation, entrance fees, lunch, and a tram ride. Registration is required by September 11. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/join-sc4-at-artprize-and-the-frederik-meijer-gardens-sept-22/ --- # The 2023 St. Clair County Community College (SC4) Career/Job Fair St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is hosting a Career/Job Fair on Tuesday, April 18, from noon to 4 p.m. at the SC4 Fieldhouse. The event aims to connect students, alumni, and community members with career paths at SC4 and employment opportunities across various regional industries. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-announces-april-18-career-job-fair/ --- # Housing rate and payments This page provides the 2026-2027 housing rates for Huron Street, Bard Street, and Bank housing options at St. Clair County Community College. It outlines payment deadlines, various payment methods (in-person, mail, online, phone, and Nelnet payment plans), and information regarding the application of financial aid toward housing costs. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/college-housing/rates-and-payments/ --- # Andrew Maraniss Book Discussion and Signing at SC4 New York Times bestselling author Andrew Maraniss will hold a book discussion and signing at St. Clair County Community College (SC4) on Sept. 20, featuring 'Strong Inside,' a story about athlete Perry Wallace and civil rights in 1960s America. The free public event is hosted by SC4's Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/new-york-times-bestselling-author-to-make-stop-in-southeast-michigan/ --- # Athletic Roundup: Skippers Golf Finishes Eighth at Schoolcraft Invitational A summary of recent athletic performances for the SC4 Skippers, including the golf team's eighth-place finish at the Schoolcraft College Invitational, the volleyball team's victory over Schoolcraft College and performance at the Catawba Valley CC Invitational, and the women's cross-country team's fifth-place finish at the Lansing CC Invitational. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/athletic-roundup-skippers-golf-finishes-eighth-at-schoolcraft-invitational/ --- # The Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency (MVAA) has recognized SC4 for its dedication in supporting military-connected learners by awarding the college its highest Veteran-Friendly Schools (VFS) honor: Gold Status SC4 has been awarded Gold Status by the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency (MVAA) for its commitment to military-connected learners. The college provides various support services, including a dedicated academic advisor, benefit assistance, priority registration, and a Veterans Lounge. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-recognized-as-a-gold-status-veteran-friendly-school-by-the-michigan-veterans-affairs-agency/ --- # Jessica Brown Completes Cornell DEI Certificate SC4's Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Jessica Brown completed an eight-week Cornell University certificate course on Diversity and Inclusion. The article highlights her expanded DEI knowledge and the Office of DEI's initiatives including speaking engagements, seminars, a book discussion series, and a podcast series since the office was created the previous June. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/jessica-brown-completes-cornell-university-diversity-and-inclusion-training/ --- # SC4 Hosting NJCAA Region 12 Soccer Championships St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is hosting the first round of the NJCAA Division II Soccer Championships for men's and women's soccer on November 2-3 at Morton Park in Marysville. Both SC4 Skippers teams qualified for the tournament. Tickets are $15/day. Winners advance to the NJCAA National Championship in Huntsville, Alabama. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-njcaa-soccer-tournament/ --- # STRIVE Mentorship Mentor Application An application page for the STRIVE Mentorship Program within the Wellness section of the college website. Source: https://sc4.edu/wellness/strive-mentorship/mentor-application/ --- # Support services A comprehensive directory of student support services at St. Clair County Community College, providing access to academic advising, registration and records, technology tools, health and safety resources, and career services. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/ --- # Budget Planning: Put Your Money to Work A personal finance blog post encouraging students to create and follow a budget plan. Uses a hypothetical example (Brother Y) to illustrate how to allocate a bi-weekly $900 paycheck across rent, utilities, streaming, and insurance — emphasizing partial payments and saving — to avoid financial stress and work toward life goals. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/whats-the-plan/ --- # SC4 artists offering Blue Water area residents free entertainment this summer St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is offering a series of free public arts events in July and August, including watercolor and photography exhibitions at the Spiral Gallery, and performances by the SC4 Community Choir and Symphonic and Jazz bands in Port Huron and Marine City. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-artists-offering-blue-water-area-residents-free-entertainment-this-summer/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Annette Caulfield A feature story on alumna Annette Caulfield, who earned her associate degree from SC4 in 1998. The page highlights her career progression from retail management to becoming the executive assistant to the president and CEO of Ilitch Holdings Inc., emphasizing the supportive environment SC4 provided for her as a single parent. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-annette-caulfield/ --- # SC4 alumna realizes career and service dreams A profile of alumna Patricia F. Tibble, highlighting her journey from St. Clair County Community College (SC4) to becoming a teacher at Fort Gratiot Middle School and a U.S. Navy reservist. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-alumna-realizes-career-and-service-dreams/ --- # Processes and policies This page provides SC4 students with access to the Student Code of Conduct, federal regulations, and specific policies and procedures regarding student complaints, grade appeals, and college housing. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/records-and-registration/processes-and-policies/ --- # SC4 Joins Statewide Basic Needs Initiative to Support Students St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is joining the Michigan-Building Economic Stability Today (MI-BEST) initiative, funded by a $442,000 ECMC Foundation grant. The program aims to improve student completion and success by addressing economic instability, specifically regarding access to food, housing, transportation, and childcare. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-joins-statewide-basic-needs-initiative-to-support-students/ --- # TRIO Student of the Month: Gregory Singleton A student profile featuring Gregory Singleton, a networking student at St. Clair County Community College, who discusses his educational journey and the support he received from the TRIO program. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-gregory-singleton/ --- # SC4 Essentials of Biology (BIO 101) – Professor Dave Webb SC4's BIO 101 course introduces non-biology majors to core biological concepts and scientific thinking. Professor Dave Webb's fall sections feature a five-week insect identification lab sequence covering microscopy, anatomy, and field collection. The article highlights the course's emphasis on distinguishing scientific evidence from misinformation, with registration open for fall semester. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/popular-insect-lab-part-of-professor-webbs-bio-101-course-this-fall/ --- # Jordan Scheidecker Named Wheelchair Basketball Head Coach and Disability Resources Specialist at SC4 SC4 has hired Jordan Scheidecker—a three-time national championship wheelchair basketball player and coach—as wheelchair basketball head coach and disability resources specialist. The article covers his background, his goals for adaptive sports at SC4, and details about the upcoming 2023 Wolverine Invitational tournament featuring teams from the U.S. and Canada. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-names-wheelchair-basketball-head-coach-and-disability-services-specialist/ --- # Michigan Reconnect Information regarding the Michigan Reconnect last-dollar scholarship program, which provides tuition assistance for residents 25 and older to complete an associate degree or certificate at SC4. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/reconnect/ --- # Giovonni Carden A profile of Giovonni Carden, the October TRIO Student of the Month at SC4, detailing her experience in the nursing program and how the TRIO Student Support Services program provided mentoring and resources to help her achieve her academic goals. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-giovonni-carden/ --- # SC4 - St. Clair County Community College Homepage for St. Clair County Community College (SC4), highlighting open registration for Summer and Fall, program quality, campus life, financial aid stats, the Challenger Learning Center, and alumni resources. Features quick links to apply, register, view courses, and college housing. Source: https://sc4.edu/ --- # MLK Event Flyer St. Clair County Community College is hosting a free, family-friendly production of “I Remember When” on Monday, January 20, at 6 p.m. in the SC4 Fine Arts Theatre to celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-celebration-commemorates-dr-martin-luther-king-jr-s-legacy/ --- # Want to be a successful student? Listen to Mike Belleman Economics professor Mike Belleman provides advice for students starting the fall semester at St. Clair County Community College on how to be successful and apply their learning in the future. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/want-to-be-a-successful-student-listen-to-mike-belleman/ --- # sc4-grad-succeeds-with-help-from-community-foundations-complete-your-degree-program The page celebrates the first graduating class of the Complete Your Degree (CYD) program at SC4, highlighting the success of students like Brittany Simpson and the support provided by the Alexander & Celestine Lamere Fund. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-grad-succeeds-with-help-from-community-foundations-complete-your-degree-program/ --- # sc4-bands-to-play-concerts-on-the-water-throughout-the-summer St. Clair County Community College’s symphonic and jazz bands, led by Erick Senkmajer, will perform three free summer concerts at the Riverside Pavilion on June 21, July 12, and August 9, 2019. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-bands-to-play-concerts-on-the-water-throughout-the-summer/ --- # Challenger Learning Center at SC4 Public Launch Event Announcement of the April 30 public launch of the Challenger Learning Center at St. Clair County Community College (SC4), featuring Challenger widow June Scobee Rodgers and former NASA astronauts Robert Curbeam and Dorothy Metcalf-Lindenburger. The center is Michigan's only Challenger Learning Center, offering immersive STEM experiences including space missions for students and community members. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/challenger-center-founding-chair-and-former-nasa-astronauts-to-help-launch-challenger-learning-center-at-sc4-april-30/ --- # SC4 students to benefit from Janet S. Albrecht-Hillaker Memorial Scholarship The SC4 Foundation announces the establishment of the Janet S. Albrecht-Hillaker Memorial Scholarship, created by Dick Hillaker to support future teachers in memory of his late wife. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-students-to-benefit-from-janet-s-albrecht-hillaker-memorial-scholarship/ --- # How aid is determined This page explains how SC4 determines financial aid awards based on the Student Aid Index (SAI) and the estimated Cost of Attendance (COA). It provides detailed cost breakdowns for different student living situations and academic programs for the 2025-26 year. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/how-aid-is-determined/ --- # Rachel Fredendall — May TRIO Student of the Month Profile of SC4 student Rachel Fredendall, who overcame mental health barriers and a learning disability with support from the TRIO Student Support Services program. She is graduating in May and transferring to Saginaw Valley State University to pursue a bachelor's degree in secondary education. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-rachel-fredendall/ --- # SC4 to host some of best NJCAA volleyball teams in the country this week, Skippers to compete in action St. Clair County Community College will host the National Junior College Athletic Association Region 12 Volleyball Tournament from November 1-3 in the SC4 Fieldhouse. The event features districts E and F, with the two winning teams advancing to the National Championship in Charleston, West Virginia. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-some-of-best-njcaa-volleyball-teams-in-the-country-this-week-skippers-to-compete-in-action/ --- # Alumni form A page for alumni of St. Clair County Community College to fill out a form to share their updates and achievements for potential use in promoting the college. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/alumni-community/form/ --- # St. Clair County Community College will host its annual Financial Aid Night at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 3, in the college’s Fine Arts Theatre St. Clair County Community College is hosting its annual Financial Aid Night on October 3 to provide students and families with information on financial aid processes, FAFSA, and funding opportunities. Additional workshops are scheduled at various high schools throughout October. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-annual-financial-aid-night-oct-3/ --- # TRIO Student of the Month: Mackenzie Hiller A personal testimonial from Mackenzie Hiller, a first-generation college student at SC4, detailing her positive experiences with online learning, the support provided by the TRIO program, and her academic achievements in earning three honors degrees. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-mackenzie-hiller/ --- # Yale Public Schools and SC4 Partner for Automatic Admission Yale Public Schools and SC4 have partnered to automatically admit Yale high school seniors to SC4 without requiring a college application, starting with the class of 2024. The program streamlines the high school-to-college transition and provides early access to scholarships, advising, and college services at no cost to students or the school. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/yale-public-schools-and-sc4-collaborate-to-encourage-post-high-school-education/ --- # Records and registration This page provides students with resources for class registration, graduation requirements, academic records, name and address changes, and transcript requests at SC4. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/records-and-registration/ --- # TRIO Student of the Month: Desi Kuntz A personal narrative by student Desi Kuntz about their journey moving to St. Clair, overcoming personal challenges with anxiety and depression, and the pivotal role the TRIO program played in providing academic guidance and goal-setting to help them succeed at SC4. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-desi-kuntz/ --- # Registration is open for late-start winter semester classes at St. Clair County Community College St. Clair County Community College is accepting registrations for late-start winter semester classes, including 12-week and 8-week options starting in February and March. Courses are available in Port Huron and online across various subjects including biology, business, and English. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/registration-open-for-sc4-late-start-winter-classes/ --- # Humanities and Fine Arts This page provides an overview of the Humanities and Fine Arts offerings at SC4, including courses in English, art, music, and philosophy, as well as specific degree pathways and certificates such as the Associate in Arts, Associate in General Education, and Graphic Design. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/humanities-fine-arts/ --- # Holly Koglin Alumni Profile Alumni spotlight on Holly Koglin, Finance Manager at Dick Huvaere's Richmond CDJR. She shares how SC4 helped her find her career path, her love of her work, and her educational journey through SC4, Oakland University (BS Management), and Central Michigan University (MBA Project Management). Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-holly-koglin/ --- # Alumni Create Scholarships and Grants to Honor Their Parents SC4 alumni Martha Foley and Dan Fredendall established the Therese A. Foley Student Assistance Fund and the Eileen M. and Lawrence D. Fredendall Scholarship Fund, plus grants for the Challenger Learning Center, to honor their parents' legacies. Funds support nursing and STEM students in perpetuity, along with student assistance initiatives. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-alumni-honor-parents-support-future-generations-with-scholarships-and-grants/ --- # Marilynn S. Campbell Memorial Nursing Scholarship Announcement of the Marilynn S. Campbell Memorial Nursing Scholarship, established by Herbert Campbell in memory of his late wife who earned her nursing degree from SC4 in 1973. The scholarship supports SC4 nursing students based on financial need, with preference for St. Clair County residents. Applications open in 2022. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/new-nursing-scholarship-created-in-memory-of-marilynn-campbell/ --- # 2021 Skipper Hall of Fame Inductees This page profiles the 2021 inductees of the Skipper Hall of Fame at St. Clair County Community College, highlighting the athletic and professional achievements of former student-athletes and coaches across basketball, baseball, and golf. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/athletics/skippers-hall-of-fame/2021-skipper-hall-of-fame-inductees/ --- # SC4 honors more than 160 students for academic achievements St. Clair County Community College recognizes over 160 students for their academic, leadership, service, and personal accomplishments during the 2019-20 academic year, including recipients of Faculty Memorial Awards and All-Academic Team honors. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-honors-more-than-160-students-for-academic-achievements/ --- # SC4 Nursing Program Alumna Courtney Flory Thriving at Henry Ford Hospital A profile of Courtney Flory, a graduate of St. Clair County Community College's nursing program and a former softball player, detailing her academic success and her current role as an RN at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-nursing-program-alumna-courtney-flory-thriving-at-henry-ford-hospital/ --- # Black History Month Event: A Continuing Series of Small Indignities SC4's Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and the SC4 Civic Democratic Learning Committee are hosting a virtual event on Feb. 25 at 6:30 p.m. via Zoom featuring the documentary film 'A Continuing Series of Small Indignities.' The event includes a moderated discussion with film subject Rodney Harris and SC4 alumnus Dofonso Fernando about personal experiences with racism. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/a-continuing-series-of-small-indignities-discussion-february-25/ --- # St. Clair County Community College’s Director of Financial Assistance and Services Jo Cassar was recently honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Michigan Student Financial Aid Association Jo Cassar, Director of Financial Assistance and Services at St. Clair County Community College, received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Michigan Student Financial Aid Association for her leadership and impact on college access over 30 years. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4s-jo-cassar-receives-michigan-student-financial-aid-association-lifetime-achievement-award/ --- # Email Information for students regarding the assignment, activation, and use of their SC4 email accounts, including setup instructions for new and existing students and the importance of email for college communications. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/tools-and-technology/email/ --- # President’s Honor List for the 2021 summer semester A list of 274 St. Clair County Community College students who earned a spot on the President’s Honor List for the 2021 summer semester, categorized by their hometowns. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-presidents-honor-list-for-summer-2021/ --- # Architecture and Engineering Careers This page provides information on career paths in architecture and engineering, detailing how students can begin their education at SC4 through degrees, certificates, and transfer pathways to four-year institutions. It includes guidance on course selection, tuition costs, financial aid, and steps for applying and registering. Source: https://sc4.edu/explore-careers/architecture-and-engineering/ --- # St. Clair County Community College is again building upon its strong reputation in collegiate sports with the launch of an Esports athletic offering St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is among the first NJCAA institutions to launch an Esports team. Starting January 2020, the team will compete in Rocket League, FIFA 20, and Super Smash Bros., bringing the college's total number of sports teams to 14. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-among-first-community-colleges-nationwide-to-launch-esports-athletic-offering/ --- # SC4’s Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion invites the community to attend a virtual Juneteenth Celebration ‘Free-ish’ SC4's Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion is hosting a virtual Juneteenth Celebration on June 17, featuring speakers from AAmos Consulting Group discussing the history of Juneteenth and the current state of Black America. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/juneteenth-celebration-free-ish-planned-for-june-17/ --- # Gary Schlinkert Alumni Story Profile of Gary Schlinkert, SC4 alumnus from 1973-1975 and senior vice president of West Shore Bank. He shares how SC4 faculty inspired his career in finance, discusses the value of community colleges, and is completing reverse transfer degrees in summer 2020. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/bank-senior-vice-president-gary-schlinkerts-success-began-at-sc4/ --- # Thomas Hull Alumni Feature Alumni spotlight on Thomas Hull, Director of Juvenile Services for St. Clair County 31st Circuit Court Family Division. He shares how SC4 prepared him professionally, his passion for connecting with youth and families, and his educational journey from SC4 associate degree through a master's in public administration from Northern Michigan University. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-thomas-hull/ --- # Student Verification Worksheet This page confirms the submission of the Student Verification Worksheet and outlines the next steps for students, including parent signatures for dependents and checking the student portal for additional required financial aid documents. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/student-verification-worksheet/ --- # SC4 celebrates 61st edition of Michigan’s longest-running student-led literary arts magazine St. Clair County Community College recognizes students for their contributions to the 61st edition of "Patterns," Michigan's oldest student-led literary and arts publication. The page lists award winners across categories including essays, short stories, visual arts, and poetry. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-celebrates-61st-edition-of-michigans-longest-running-student-led-literary-arts-magazine/ --- # SC4 to host 42 boys and girls high school basketball teams for 2018 Holiday Showcase St. Clair County Community College is hosting the 2018 Holiday Basketball Showcase from December 27-29 in the SC4 Fieldhouse, featuring 42 high school varsity teams from 11 counties and Canada. Tickets are $8 for a full day of games. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-42-boys-and-girls-high-school-basketball-teams-for-2018-holiday-showcase/ --- # SC4 helped provide foundation for career of country star Drew Jacobs A profile of country music artist Drew Jacobs, a former student of St. Clair County Community College via the Blue Water Middle College Academy, detailing how his education in speech, English, and theatre helped shape his professional career. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-helped-provide-foundation-for-career-of-country-star-drew-jacobs/ --- # Online courses at SC4 Information about fully online degree programs and flexible learning options at St. Clair County Community College, featuring various Associate degrees in Arts, Business, and Computer Information Systems. Source: https://sc4.edu/online-courses-at-sc4/ --- # Radiologic Technology The Radiologic Technology program prepares students for careers in medical imaging, focusing on anatomy, patient positioning, and safety procedures. It combines classroom learning with clinical experience and is accredited by the JRCERT, boasting a 100% national certification exam pass rate. Source: https://sc4.edu/landing/radiologic-technology/ --- # President’s Honor List for the 2020 winter semester A list of 1,597 St. Clair County Community College students who earned a spot on the President’s Honor List for the 2020 winter semester, requiring at least six credits and a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/more-than-1500-sc4-students-earn-honors-in-winter-semester/ --- # SC4 gets state funding for Health Sciences building St. Clair County Community College is renovating the A.J. Theisen Building for health science programs, supported by $4.9 million in state funding. The project aims to expand program capacity and introduce advanced teaching systems to meet the high demand for skilled healthcare professionals, with construction expected to begin in summer 2018. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-gets-state-funding-for-health-sciences-building/ --- # Class cancellation Information regarding class cancellations at St. Clair County Community College. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-services/class-cancellation/ --- # Daniel Damman Alumni Feature Alumni spotlight on Daniel Damman, a Judge at the 31st Circuit Court. He shares how SC4 helped launch his education, his career path from trial attorney to Mayor of Marysville to Circuit Court Judge, and his academic journey through MSU and Wayne State University Law School. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-daniel-damman/ --- # Additional alumni stories This page features success stories of St. Clair County Community College (SC4) alumni, including Calvin Bassil, Devan Berry, Meagan Bird, Dr. David Bolla, and Raya Bowerman, highlighting their academic journeys and professional achievements after attending the college. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/alumni-profiles/additional-alumni/ --- # Professor Mike Belleman Ready to Welcome Students Back to Campus A news article featuring SC4 economics professor Mike Belleman sharing his enthusiasm for returning to in-person classes. He highlights the value of classroom learning over online, encourages students to ask questions, and notes SC4's affordability. Fall semester registration is open with classes beginning the week of Aug. 23. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/getting-ready-for-fall-semester-with-professor-belleman/ --- # SC4 Women's Basketball Team Wins Opening Round of NJCAA Division II National Tournament SC4 women's basketball team secured their 28th win of the season by defeating College of Lake County 75-70 in the opening round of the NJCAA Division II National Tournament. Led by Bre Jefferson and Precious Fields with 24 points each, the Skippers advance to face CCBC Essex on March 18 in Joplin, Missouri. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/skippers-win-opening-game-at-national-tournament/ --- # Betty M. (Large) Raetzel Named 2023 SC4 Distinguished Alumni of the Year Port Huron resident Betty M. (Large) Raetzel was named SC4's 2023 Distinguished Alumni of the Year. She earned an Associate of Arts from the college (then Port Huron Junior College) in 1945 and later co-owned a family shoe business for 50 years. SC4 has recognized a Distinguished Alumni of the Year since 1986. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/betty-m-large-raetzel-named-recipient-of-2023-distinguished-alumni-of-the-year-award/ --- # Matthew King Alumni Profile Alumni spotlight on Matthew King, Sheriff of St. Clair County, who earned an associate degree in criminal justice at SC4. He shares how the degree prepared him for a career in law enforcement and what he values most about serving his community. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-matthew-king/ --- # Free College Day St. Clair County Community College is hosting its 16th annual Free College Day on Saturday, March 31. The event offers free hour-long classes for children and adults across various subjects, as well as drop-in sessions at the SC4 Fieldhouse, Tower, Fine Arts Gallery, and Nasr Natural Science Museum. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/free-college-day-offers-opportunities-to-expand-your-knowledge-and-explore-the-new-features-of-sc4/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Ken Heuvelman Alumni profile of Ken Heuvelman, a non-traditional student who returned to SC4 in 2010 and went on to earn degrees in psychology and counseling. Now works as Clinical Coordinator at Port Huron Odyssey House, using lived experience with substance use disorder to guide others and reduce stigma. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-ken-heuvelman/ --- # Board meetings This page provides the 2026 meeting schedule for the St. Clair County Community College Board of Trustees, including dates for regular business meetings and retreats. It also offers access to live streams, board recognition resolutions, meeting packets, and an extensive archive of meeting minutes dating back to 2022. Source: https://sc4.edu/board-of-trustees/board-meetings/ --- # Faculty In-Service Schedule for the St. Clair County Community College Full-Time Faculty In-Service held on January 6, 2023, featuring sessions on Clery Act updates, active shooter training, DEI, and academic services. Source: https://sc4.edu/in-service/ --- # Student Formal Grade Appeal Process This page outlines the policy and procedure for students at St. Clair County Community College to formally appeal a grade. It details eligibility requirements, including the necessity of first completing the Student Complaint Procedure, the grounds for appeal (calculation errors or syllabus deviations), the submission process, and the composition and function of the Grade Appeal Committee. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/student-formal-grade-appeal-process/ --- # Wheelchair Basketball at SC4 St. Clair County Community College (SC4) has launched a co-ed wheelchair basketball team open to students and community members. The page provides information on how to join the team, details about the 3rd annual Wolverine Invitational tournament, and ways to support the program through donations. Source: https://sc4.edu/adaptive-sports/ --- # Food assistance available for students in occupational programs Low-income students enrolled in qualifying career and technical education (Perkins V) programs at St. Clair County Community College may be eligible for SNAP food assistance benefits. Eligible students are encouraged to apply online through the state of Michigan. Source: https://sc4.edu/food-assistance-for-occupational-programs/ --- # St. Clair County Community College student Brittany Burt unveiled her winning design this past weekend at the National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development’s annual International Conference on Teaching and Leadership Excellence SC4 student Brittany Burt won the 2017 NISOD Student Art Contest, receiving $1,000 and a trip to Austin, Texas. Her design will feature on the 2018 International Conference on Teaching and Leadership Excellence program cover. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-student-brittany-burt-unveils-winning-design-at-nisod-conference/ --- # The 2022 St. Clair County Community College Career Fair SC4 is hosting a Career Fair on April 28 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the SC4 Fieldhouse to connect students, alumni, and community members with regional employers. The college is partnering with several local organizations and is currently seeking employer registration by April 14. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-seeking-employers-for-career-fair-april-28/ --- # The Geese: Beautiful Creatures or Terrifying Beasts? You Decide A humorous post featuring a parody video about Canadian geese on the SC4 campus. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/the-geese-beautiful-creatures-or-terrifying-beasts-you-decide/ --- # Non-traditional student finds additional support with TRIO program A success story featuring Michelle Ward, a non-traditional student in St. Clair County Community College’s Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) program, who describes how the TRIO program's tutoring, resources, and supportive staff helped her build confidence and overcome obstacles toward her graduation goal. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/non-traditional-student-finds-additional-support-with-trio-program/ --- # Former Skipper fry added to Mariners 40-man roster Former St. Clair County Community College pitcher Paul Fry has been added to the Seattle Mariners' 40-man Major League roster following a successful season with their AAA affiliate in Tacoma. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/former-skipper-fry-added-to-mariners-40-man-roster/ --- # St. Clair County Community College is adding men’s and women’s track teams St. Clair County Community College is introducing men's and women's track teams for the next year to complement its existing cross-country program. The teams will compete in the NJCAA. The college is currently seeking an assistant coach and inviting interested athletes to join. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/track-added-to-skippers-athletics/ --- # TRIO Student of the Month: Shannon Volz A personal story by Shannon Volz, a graphics arts student, detailing her journey of overcoming a learning disability and academic struggles with the support of the TRIO program to achieve honor roll status. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-shannon-volz/ --- # Student Wellness This page provides information about BetterMynd, a telehealth therapy platform offering SC4 students free online counseling sessions, self-help resources, and group workshops. It outlines how to register, session limits, and provides emergency contact information for mental health crises. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/health-and-safety/student-wellness/bettermynd/ --- # Meet Alec Wixson, the TRIO Student of the Month for October A profile on Alec Wixson, an engineering transfer student at St. Clair County Community College and October TRIO Student of the Month, detailing his experience as a Math Center tutor and his plans to transfer to Western Michigan University for Computer Engineering. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/meet-alec-wixson-the-trio-student-of-the-month-for-october/ --- # SC4 Celebrates Community College Month SC4's Board of Trustees adopted a resolution recognizing April as Community College Month, promoted by ACCT and Governor Whitmer. The article highlights SC4's history since 1923, its role in the community, and participation in the #CCMonth campaign to raise awareness of community college value. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-participates-in-community-college-month/ --- # Board policy 2.8 This policy outlines St. Clair County Community College's commitment to a learning and working environment free from sexual harassment and retaliation. It provides definitions of sexual harassment and hostile environments, prohibits such conduct, and details the reporting obligations and investigation processes overseen by the Vice President for Human Resources or the College President. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/board-policy-2-8/ --- # Arts events A listing of upcoming arts events at St. Clair County Community College, featuring a series of live music performances by the SC4 Bands conducted by Erick Senkmajer in June and July 2026. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/arts/arts-events/ --- # Kevin Totty Sr. Named 2024 SC4 Alum of the Year SC4 awarded Kevin Totty Sr. as its 2024 Alumni of the Year, honoring his community service in Port Huron, including chaplaincy, chamber board service, pastoral work, and employment at the Community Foundation. Totty passed away September 7, 2024, after a battle with cancer. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-honors-community-leader-with-2024-alumni-award/ --- # Road to the National Softball Tournament goes through Port Huron St. Clair County Community College's Pine Grove Park will host the District J Tournament from May 10-12. Teams will compete for a spot in the National Junior College Athletic Association Division II Softball National Tournament, which takes place May 17-20 in Clinton, Mississippi. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/road-to-the-national-softball-tournament-goes-through-port-huron/ --- # Financial Aid Overview Explains the four types of financial aid (grants, scholarships, loans, work-study), how aid packages work, and how to complete the FAFSA. Aimed at TRIO students, it encourages early FAFSA submission by March 15 and notes that advisors can assist with the application process. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/financial-aid-awareness/ --- # The Challenger Learning Center at St. Clair County Community College’s (SC4) Experience Center St. Clair County Community College (SC4) announces the official public launch of the Challenger Learning Center on April 30, 2022. As the only center of its kind in Michigan, it provides an immersive, space-themed STEM experience for students, educators, and the community to build 21st-century skills through simulations and programming. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/challenger-learning-center-at-sc4-to-launch-with-a-public-event-on-april-30/ --- # SC4 faculty and staff honored for years of service St. Clair County Community College (SC4) recognizes 31 faculty and staff members for their dedicated service, including lists of retiring employees and those receiving service awards ranging from 5 to 35 years. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-faculty-staff-honored-for-years-of-service-2/ --- # Professor Alan Collard recognized as 2025 Distinguished Faculty Award recipient The Board of Trustees of St. Clair County Community College (SC4) has awarded Alan Collard, a professor of Computer Information Systems, the 2025 Distinguished Faculty Award. Professor Collard has been with SC4 since 1994, contributing significantly through innovative teaching, leadership as Occupational Coordinator, and extensive community service. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/st-clair-county-community-college-board-of-trustees-honors-professor-alan-collard-with-2025-distinguished-faculty-award/ --- # St. Clair County Community College to Participate in Community Foundation’s Giving Day June 12 St. Clair County Community College is participating in The Big Give, a 24-hour donation rally on June 12, 2018. Funds raised will support the college's arts and athletics programs, specifically funding new theatre seats, outdoor art, and scoreboards for softball and baseball programs. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/st-clair-county-community-college-to-participate-in-community-foundations-giving-day-june-12/ --- # Author and USC Professor to Serve as Keynote Speaker at SC4 Commencement Friday, May 5 St. Clair County Community College announces Dr. Douglas Thomas, an Associate Professor from the University of Southern California, as the keynote speaker for its 93rd annual Commencement Ceremony on May 5 at McMorran Place. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/author-and-usc-professor-to-serve-as-keynote-speaker-at-sc4-commencement-friday-may-5/ --- # SC4 Athletes Recognized by MCCAA Region XII SC4 baseball, softball, and golf athletes received MCCAA Region XII awards for the 2023-24 season. Honorees include players earning All-MCCAA, All-Eastern Conference, All-Freshman, and NJCAA All-Region recognition across three sports. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-mccaa-athletic-awards/ --- # SC4 inducts 35 students into its chapter of Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society St. Clair County Community College inducted 35 students into its Lambda Mu chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society on April 12. The society recognizes academic achievement and provides opportunities for leadership, scholarships, and community service. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-inducts-35-students-into-its-chapter-of-phi-theta-kappa-international-honor-society/ --- # Operation Comet The Challenger Learning Center at SC4 has introduced Operation Comet, a new STEM mission designed for students as young as third grade, complementing the existing Lunar Quest programming. The Center provides immersive, space-themed experiences to build critical 21st-century skills for students, educators, and professionals. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/challenger-learning-center-at-sc4-expands-mission-programming-with-operation-comet/ --- # Student Spotlight: Ben Rodriguez A first-generation college student at St. Clair County Community College, Ben Rodriguez is involved in cross country, Student Government, and TRIO Support Services. He is completing Michigan Transfer Agreement requirements with plans to transfer to University of Michigan-Flint or Concordia University to pursue a nursing degree. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-ben-rodriguez/ --- # SC4 Celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day Jan. 15 St. Clair County Community College announces its 16th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration on January 15 at 6 p.m. in the Fine Arts Theatre. The free event features musicians, dance, and performances from local groups and individuals under the theme 'Follow his footsteps & live the dream,' sponsored by the Port Huron NAACP and SC4 Global Diversity Advisory Council. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-celebrates-martin-luther-king-jr-day-jan-15/ --- # SC4 Students Come Together for Special Performance to Open Free Thursday Concert Dec 6 Three SC4 students—Desi Kuntz, Kristen Osko, and Tim Ries—forming 'The Temp Trio,' will perform classic holiday songs on December 6 at the St. Clair County Community College Fine Arts Theatre. Their performance opens the free Thursday Concert Series, which also features classical pianist Dr. Kazimierz Brzozowski. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-students-come-together-for-special-performance-to-open-free-thursday-concert-dec-6/ --- # Page Login or registration page for an application portal, allowing returning users to log in and first-time users to create an account to start a new application. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/guest/college-guest-application/ --- # Winter 2024 Athletic Camps at SC4 St. Clair County Community College announces four winter athletic camps in baseball, basketball, softball, and volleyball, led by collegiate coaches and athletes in the SC4 Fieldhouse. Space is limited; registration available online. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-announces-winter-2024-camps/ --- # President’s Honor List for the 2019 fall semester A list of 1,372 St. Clair County Community College students who earned a spot on the President’s Honor List for the 2019 fall semester by completing at least six credits with a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/more-than-1300-sc4-students-earn-honors/ --- # Qatar Native Finds Friendship, Encouragement and Passion at SC4 Alumni spotlight on Nasser Al-Attiyah, a Qatar native who attended SC4 from 2010-2012, transferred to Arizona State University, and went on to become a military lieutenant, agricultural professional, and world champion Tang Soo Do martial artist representing Qatar. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/qatar-native-finds-friendship-encouragement-and-passion-at-sc4/ --- # Chicago-based Alumnus Grateful for SC4 Start A profile of alumnus Chris Dimick, who discusses how starting his college education at St. Clair County Community College (SC4) helped him discover his passion for journalism and prepared him for success at Western Michigan University and his subsequent career as a writer and editor. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/chicago-based-alumnus-grateful-for-sc4-start/ --- # St. Clair County Community College (SC4) to add men’s soccer St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is launching a men's soccer program for the 2024-25 academic year, competing in the Michigan Community College Athletic Association. The college is currently seeking coaching staff and recruiting student-athletes to play at the Skippers Soccer Field at Morton Park. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-add-mens-soccer-team-in-fall-2024/ --- # Mission: Lunar Quest at Challenger Learning Center – SC4 SC4's Challenger Learning Center invites the public to a space simulation mission, Lunar Quest, on April 8. Limited to 34 participants ages 10+, $25/person. Participants take on roles in Mission Control or as astronauts to explore the lunar surface. The Center is the only one of its kind in Michigan and one of 40 worldwide. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/challenger-learning-center-at-sc4-announces-april-8-and-may-20-public-mission-dates/ --- # Huron Street Details regarding the Huron Street on-campus housing option at SC4, including available amenities such as XL twin beds, private bathrooms, Wi-Fi, and communal kitchen facilities. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/college-housing/housing-options/huron-street/ --- # Overview of Grade Appeal Procedure – Exhibit B This document outlines the criteria and two-step process for students to appeal a grade based on calculation errors or syllabus deviations. It details the informal resolution phase with instructors and department chairs, followed by a formal procedure involving a Grade Appeal Hearing Committee, specific testimony timelines, and a unanimous decision requirement. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/overview-of-grade-appeal-procedure-exhibit-b/ --- # Board Policy 2.9 This page outlines St. Clair County Community College's Drug-free Workplace Policy, prohibiting the illicit use of drugs and abuse of alcohol by students and employees on college property or during institutional activities. It details the disciplinary actions for violations and the college's commitment to maintaining a drug-free campus. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/board-policy-2-9/ --- # PaperCut Hive First-Time Login Guide A step-by-step guide for SC4 employees to perform their first-time login to PaperCut Hive using Single Sign-On (SSO) to automatically deploy and manage assigned printers on campus. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-services/printing/ --- # WWII Propaganda Posters exhibit at SC4 St. Clair County Community College’s (SC4) Fine Arts Gallery is hosting a traveling "WWII Propaganda Posters" exhibit from the Detroit Historical Society. Running from Nov. 6 to Dec. 8, the free exhibit features historical U.S. Government messaging on recruitment and patriotism. An opening ceremony will be held on Nov. 6 featuring SC4 history professors. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-open-traveling-detroit-historical-society-wwii-propaganda-posters-exhibit-nov-6/ --- # SC4’s newly launched respiratory therapy program earns provisional accreditation, will admit first cohort this fall St. Clair County Community College (SC4) has received Provisional Accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care (CoARC) for its new 24-month Associate in Applied Arts and Sciences degree in respiratory therapy. The program aims to prepare students for licensure through a combination of classroom and practicum experiences, with the first cohort admitting this fall. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4s-newly-launched-respiratory-therapy-program-earns-provisional-accreditation-will-admit-first-cohort-this-fall/ --- # New Technology request A page for submitting requests for new technology. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-services/technology-access-request/ --- # SC4 to host Free College Day on March 25; pre-registration returning St. Clair County Community College is hosting its 15th annual Free College Day on March 25 at the Port Huron campus. The event features free classes for all ages across various subjects, with pre-registration starting March 6. The day concludes with a free screening of the movie Selma. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-free-college-day-on-march-25-pre-registration-returning/ --- # Contact Information Provides contact details for inquiries regarding consumer information, directing users to the Executive Director of HR and Compliance. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/contact-information/ --- # SC4 Welcome Center Extended Hours – Aug. 19 SC4's Welcome Center will be open Saturday, Aug. 19 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to help students apply, register, pay for classes, and meet with advisors before the fall semester starts Aug. 21. The bookstore will also be open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Room 125, Acheson Technology Center. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-open-for-extended-hours-saturday-aug-19-to-help-students-get-registered-for-fall-semester/ --- # Faculty and staff resources A resource page providing faculty and staff with links to institutional tools like Office 365 and Canvas, as well as emergency contact information and procedures for SC4 Campus Patrol. Source: https://sc4.edu/faculty-and-staff-resources/ --- # Upcoming Student Life Events A calendar page listing upcoming student life events, clubs, and organizations for St. Clair County Community College, including options to subscribe to the calendar via Google, iCalendar, and Outlook. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/student-clubs/upcoming-student-life-events/ --- # SC4 Expands Mental Health Support with BetterMynd Telehealth and Skip's Corner Pantry SC4 has expanded student mental health support by partnering with BetterMynd to offer free 24/7 telehealth counseling sessions (5 free per student, 5 more available on request) and launching Skip's Corner Pantry, a free food and hygiene pantry in the Welcome Center. Additional support is available through Advising, Disability Services, TRIO, Veterans Services, DEI, the STRIVE Mentorship Program, and the on-campus SC4 Health Clinic. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-expands-mental-health-and-wellness-support-for-students-through-new-24-7-counseling-partnership-basic-needs-pantry-and-more/ --- # Student Safety Guide This page provides comprehensive safety guidelines for the SC4 campus community, covering emergency procedures for fire, inclement weather, and active shooter situations, as well as protocols for sexual misconduct, Title IX reporting, and the presence of minors on campus. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/campus-security-information/student-safety-guide/ --- # Olympian Juliene Brazinski Simpson to Attend SC4 Thumbcoast Tip-Off Naismith Basketball Hall-of-Famer Juliene Brazinski Simpson, co-captain of the first US Olympic Women's Basketball team, is a special guest at the inaugural SC4 Thumbcoast Tip-Off tournament. The event features eight top junior college women's basketball teams and runs November 14-16 at the SC4 Fieldhouse. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/womens-basketball-trailblazer-juliene-brazinski-simpson-brings-hall-of-fame-insight-to-sc4-thumbcoast-tip-off/ --- # TRIO Student of the Month Sam Bailey A student testimonial featuring Sam Bailey, a humanities major and single mother at St. Clair County Community College. She shares her positive experiences with her French studies, a trip to Paris, and the support she received from the TRIO Student Support Services staff. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-sam-bailey/ --- # Free Noon and Night Concert Series The Free Noon and Night Concert Series offers monthly concerts at noon and 7 PM in the SC4 Fine Arts Theatre, featuring general admission seating with no reservations required. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/arts/free-thursday-concert-series/ --- # Campus safety information This page provides emergency contact information, campus patrol services, and safety resources for St. Clair County Community College, including links to the Annual Security Report and various safety guides. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/campus-security-information/ --- # Zeke the Wonderdog to highlight Hall of Fame Saturday at SC4 Feb. 16 The page announces the visit of Zeke the Wonderdog for halftime entertainment during basketball games against Macomb Community College and the subsequent induction ceremony for the 2019 Skippers Hall of Fame Class, honoring 14 athletes and three teams. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/zeke-the-wonderdog-to-highlight-hall-of-fame-saturday-at-sc4-feb-16/ --- # Nursing students recognized for providing “Very Excellent Care” Two St. Clair County Community College nursing students, Jasmine Treat and Monica Martin, were recognized for their exceptional patient care and support provided during a clinical shift at McLaren Port Huron. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/nursing-students-recognized-for-providing-very-excellent-care/ --- # Fall Registration Now Open at SC4 SC4 announces fall semester registration is open. Hundreds of classes across 40 disciplines are available, with the semester starting August 25. Current students can register via Service Center accounts; new and returning students should apply at sc4.edu/apply. Contact Enrollment Services for assistance. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4s-fall-registration-is-open/ --- # MCCAA Academic All-Conference Honors 2022-23 Sixty-two SC4 student-athletes were honored as MCCAA Academic All-Conference recipients and eight Skippers teams were named MCCAA All-Academic Teams for the 2022-23 academic year. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/skippers-athletes-teams-earn-mccaa-academic-awards/ --- # Criminal Justice SC4 offers an Associate in Applied Arts and Sciences (AAS) degree in Criminal Justice (Generalist) and four specialized skill sets in Corrections, Law Enforcement, Generalist, and Homeland Security. The program provides hands-on experience in CSI techniques, court processes, and field trips to prepare students for careers in law enforcement, corrections, and public service. Source: https://sc4.edu/landing/criminal-justice/ --- # SC4 Skippers Women's Basketball Clinches MCCAA Eastern Conference Championship The SC4 Skippers women's basketball team won the MCCAA Eastern Conference championship by defeating Schoolcraft College 62-56, finishing 23-3. The article details upcoming State Championship and NJCAA Great Lakes District B Tournament games at Mott Community College, with ticket prices and game schedule. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/34739/ --- # sc4 expands transfer agreements with oakland university St. Clair County Community College (SC4) has signed a new articulation agreement with Oakland University to streamline the transfer process for students pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, allowing for more transfer credits and improved course equivalencies. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-expands-transfer-agreements-with-oakland-university/ --- # St. Clair County Community College (SC4) hosting NJCAA Division II Volleyball Championships St. Clair County Community College will host the NJCAA Division II Volleyball Championships from November 7 to 9 at the SC4 Fieldhouse. The event features 14 teams from NJCAA Region 12 across Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio, including the SC4 Skippers. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/njcaa-volleyball-tournament-at-sc4-fieldhouse/ --- # Trio Student of the Month: Justin Pendrock A personal profile of Justin Pendrock, a student at St. Clair County Community College, discussing his educational background in Port Huron and St. Clair and his aspirations for the future. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-justin-pendrock/ --- # TRIO student finds a new path forward at SC4 The page tells the story of Thomas Short, a former commercial fence installer who overcame personal hardships and substance abuse to pursue a college degree at St. Clair County Community College. It highlights the role of the TRIO program and supportive professors in providing him with the academic planning, confidence, and guidance needed to pursue a career in technology for his children's future. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-finds-a-new-path-forward-at-sc4/ --- # SC4 Highlights Support for Statewide Apprenticeship Credit Initiative SC4 is supporting a Michigan statewide initiative that awards college credit for registered apprenticeship training in skilled trades. The program allows apprenticeship completers to apply credits toward associate degrees or technical certificates, strengthening workforce-to-education pathways and expanding academic opportunities for students and working adults. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-supports-new-michigan-initiative-connecting-apprenticeships-to-college-credit-and-degree-pathways/ --- # Practical Nursing Overview of the Practical Nursing program at SC4, which prepares graduates for the state exam to become licensed practical nurses. The program emphasizes hands-on training in state-of-the-art simulation labs to prepare students for careers in long-term care, rehabilitation facilities, and home health care. Source: https://sc4.edu/landing/practical-nursing/ --- # St. Clair County Community College’s Lambda Mu chapter of Phi Theta Kappa attends, presents at Leadership Conference Students, faculty, and alumni from St. Clair County Community College's Lambda Mu chapter of Phi Theta Kappa attended the annual Leadership Conference at the Leelanau Outdoor Center from September 6-8, with several members presenting on chapter storytelling and managing difficult conversations. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4s-lambda-mu-chapter-of-phi-theta-kappa-attends-presents-at-leadership-conference/ --- # HESI A2 Testing Study tips The SC4 Nursing department provides a list of recommended websites, mobile apps, and tutoring resources to help students prepare for the HESI A2 exam. Source: https://sc4.edu/hesi-prep-workshop/ --- # HEERF III This page provides reporting and distribution details regarding the American Rescue Plan (ARP) Emergency Financial Aid Grants for students at St. Clair County Community College, including total funds received, amounts distributed, and the application process for eligible students. Source: https://sc4.edu/cares-act/heerf-iii/ --- # Student Code of Conduct This page outlines the policy and procedures for the Student Code of Conduct at St. Clair County Community College, detailing the scope, purpose, and reporting processes for students who may be in violation of campus behavioral expectations. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/student-code-of-conduct/ --- # Professor Janice Fritz: Teaching Human Anatomy at SC4 Feature story about SC4 Biology Professor Janice Fritz, who teaches Human Anatomy and Physiology for allied health and pre-professional programs. Highlights her path to teaching, her passion for community college instruction, and her adaptations during the pandemic using technology and hands-on virtual lab activities. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-professor-teaches-to-help-students-obtain-their-dream-job/ --- # Testing Center and Placement Services The SC4 Testing Center provides academic placement services for new students and proctoring for on-campus and online courses. Services include Accuplacer, CLEP, Certiport, and WorkKeys exams. All testing requires a scheduled appointment and a pictured ID. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/testing-center/ --- # Five SC4 Softball Players Named to 2023 All-MCCAA Teams Five St. Clair County Community College Softball players were selected to the 2023 All-Michigan Community College Athletic Association teams. Sarah Fantin earned First Team All-Eastern Conference and All-Freshman Team honors, while Meriah Mason, Abigail Thibodeau, Miranda McNaughton, and Brandi Bassett received Eastern Conference Honorable Mention recognition. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/five-skippers-softball-players-earn-mccaa-eastern-conference-awards/ --- # St. Clair County Community College honors 150 students with awards and recognition St. Clair County Community College recognized 150 students and two faculty members for their academic achievements and contributions during the 2017-18 academic year. The page lists award winners in various categories, including academic teams, the National Cyber League, and Student Government officers. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/st-clair-county-community-college-honors-150-students-with-awards-and-recognition/ --- # SC4 to provide 180000 in training to employees at P.J. Wallbank Springs, Inc. St. Clair County Community College has entered a five-year, $180,000 agreement with P.J. Wallbank Springs, Inc. to provide training for new and existing employees through the Michigan New Jobs Training Program. The training will cover skilled trades, engineering, health and safety, and leadership skills to support the company's expansion in Port Huron. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-provide-180000-in-training-to-employees-at-p-j-wallbank-springs-inc/ --- # Dakota Makela Alumni Story Alumni spotlight on Dakota Makela, who enrolled at SC4 through Blue Water Middle College in 2014, earned an associate degree in mechatronics in 2018, transferred to Michigan Tech for electrical engineering, and now works as an operator controls electrical engineer at Caterpillar. She credits SC4's hands-on engineering technology program for her career success. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-alumna-thankful-for-sc4-experience-in-electronics-robotics-coding-welding-and-more/ --- # Disability Services resources A comprehensive directory of digital resources, assistive technologies, and mobile applications designed to support students with disabilities. The resources cover note-taking, organization, stress management, anxiety, panic, and general mental health. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/disability-resources/disability-services-resources/ --- # Cindy Rourke Named 2020 Alumni of the Year SC4 names Cindy Rourke as the 2020 Alumni of the Year. Rourke enrolled at SC4 in 1968, later worked there for 28 years in library and technology roles, and along with her late husband Jim created the James Rourke Family Education Fund with a $100,000 donation to support student scholarships. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/cindy-rourke-named-recipient-of-sc4-alumni-of-the-year-award/ --- # STRIVE Mentorship Program Student Application Student application page for the STRIVE Mentorship Program at St. Clair County Community College. Source: https://sc4.edu/wellness/strive-mentorship/student-application/ --- # sc4 releases schedule for upcoming health sciences program info sessions St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is hosting free information sessions for various health sciences programs, including Nursing, Medical Assisting, Radiologic Technology, Respiratory Therapy, Health Information Technology, MRI, and Paramedic studies. These sessions provide program details and are mandatory for those interested in nursing programs. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-releases-schedule-for-upcoming-health-sciences-program-info-sessions/ --- # SC4 responds to growing demand for qualified health care professionals The page discusses the increasing demand for health care professionals and how St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is expanding its nursing and health sciences programs to meet this need. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-responds-to-growing-demand-for-qualified-health-care-professionals/ --- # SC4 Golf Classic The St. Clair County Community College Athletic Department is hosting the SC4 Golf Classic on July 22 at Marysville Golf Course to support student-athletes. The event features a four-person scramble, with registration and sponsorship opportunities available online. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/registration-open-for-sc4s-golf-classic-to-benefit-student-athletes/ --- # SC4 to host community tailgate before volleyball match Sept. 18 St. Clair County Community College is hosting a free community tailgate party on Tuesday, Sept. 18, at 4 p.m. outside the SC4 Fieldhouse, followed by a volleyball match against Concordia University at 7 p.m. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-community-tailgate-before-volleyball-match-sept-18/ --- # Skip’s Corner Pantry Skip’s Corner Pantry, located in the Welcome Center, provides SC4 students with free food and hygiene products to support student wellness. Students can access the pantry by checking in at the Welcome Center front desk with their student information. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/pantry/ --- # Office 365 SC4 students are provided with access to Microsoft Office applications via web browser or local installation, including 1 TB of free OneDrive cloud storage and other Microsoft applications. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/tools-and-technology/office-365/ --- # Todd Armstrong Alumni Feature Alumni spotlight on Todd Armstrong, Supervisor of Parole and Probation at the Michigan Department of Corrections. He shares how SC4 provided a foundation for higher education close to home, enabling him to work part-time and save money before transferring to Ferris State University (B.S.) and Wayne State University (J.D.). Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-todd-armstrong/ --- # The Island Guys SC4 will host two free concerts by The Island Guys tropical steel drum band on Thursday, January 16, in the SC4 Fine Arts Theatre. Performances are scheduled for noon to 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. as part of the SC4 Free Noon and Night Concert Series. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-hosts-free-concert-featuring-tropical-steel-drum-band/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Todd Goldman The page features Todd Goldman, an SC4 alumnus and president of TC Goldman & Associates, who is contributing to the revitalization of downtown Port Huron by renovating a building for his company headquarters. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-todd-goldman/ --- # Higher Education Emergency Relief Funds (HEERF) I, II, and III This page reports the distribution of Higher Education Emergency Relief Funds (HEERF) at St. Clair County Community College, providing total funding amounts, student eligibility data, a detailed distribution timeline, and the process for applying for and receiving emergency grants. Source: https://sc4.edu/cares-act/heerf/ --- # SC4 College Housing St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is accepting applications for on-campus housing for the 2024-25 academic year. Offering residence halls in downtown Port Huron, SC4 provides various room types and perks including in-district tuition rates, transit passes, and YMCA memberships to enhance the student experience. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/college-housing-available-for-fall-2024-at-sc4/ --- # SC4’s apprenticeship programs are valuable for students and employers SC4 is highlighting its apprenticeship programs, which offer students paid on-the-job training while pursuing a career-focused degree. The college is hosting a free information session on Tuesday, Nov. 15, from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Welcome Center for students and employers to learn about registered apprenticeship programs. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4s-apprenticeship-programs-are-valuable-for-students-and-employers/ --- # Late-Start Fall Semester Classes Open for Registration at SC4 St. Clair County Community College has open registration for late-start fall semester classes, including 12-week sessions starting Sept. 21 and 8-week sessions starting Oct. 19. Courses are available in Port Huron and online across subjects like biology, business, English, math, psychology, and more. Students can register online or in-person at the One-stop Student Services Center. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/registration-open-for-sc4-late-start-fall-classes-3/ --- # SC4 begins Campus Patrol Cadet Program to provide practical experience to criminal justice students St. Clair County Community College has launched the Campus Patrol Cadet Program to provide hands-on professional experience for students, particularly those pursuing a degree in criminal justice. The program offers part-time employment involving campus patrolling and assistance to the campus community. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-begins-campus-patrol-cadet-program-to-provide-practical-experience-to-criminal-justice-students/ --- # SC4 students, community to benefit from McLaren Port Huron equipment donation St. Clair County Community College’s radiologic technology program received a donated General Electric Mobile Radiographic Unit from McLaren Port Huron. The equipment will be used in the college's Simulation Lab to help students practice mobile radiography and trauma patient positioning, strengthening the partnership between the healthcare facility and the college's health sciences curriculum. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-students-community-to-benefit-from-mclaren-port-huron-equipment-donation/ --- # Athletes of the Month Miranda Shafer and Ryan Najor have been named St. Clair County Community College Athletes of the Month for September, recognized for their achievements in volleyball and cross country respectively. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/shafer-najor-named-sc4-athletes-of-the-month/ --- # General Education Assessment at SC4 This page outlines the general education philosophy and assessment framework at St. Clair County Community College (SC4). It details four core competencies integrated into all associate degree programs: Quantitative Reasoning, Civic Responsibility, Information Literacy, and Communication, along with their specific learning outcomes. Source: https://sc4.edu/general-education/ --- # Campus life Overview of the collegiate experience at St. Clair County Community College, highlighting arts, athletics, the Experience Center, student housing, the campus bookstore, and student organizations in downtown Port Huron. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/ --- # SC4 welcomes Michigan Occupational Deans Administrative Council to campus St. Clair County Community College hosted the August 2018 Michigan Occupational Deans Administrative Council (MODAC) meeting, welcoming leaders from 28 Michigan colleges and universities to discuss workforce needs, curriculum improvement, and strategic partnerships. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-welcomes-michigan-occupational-deans-administrative-council-to-campus/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: George Armitage A profile of George Armitage, a licensed professional counselor who credits St. Clair County Community College (SC4) for helping him discover his passion for psychology and providing an affordable start to his higher education journey. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-george-armitage/ --- # Winter 2024 Registration Now Open at SC4 St. Clair County Community College announces open registration for Winter 2024 semester, with courses starting January 8, 2024. Highlights include online and on-campus options, dual enrollment for high school students, financial aid resources, the Michigan Achievement Scholarship, and Michigan Reconnect program for tuition-free attendance. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/winter-2024-registration-at-sc4-now-open/ --- # Blue Water Middle College Academy gives students head start on higher education The page highlights the success of Anna Dalessandro, a student benefiting from the partnership between Blue Water Middle College, St. Clair County Community College, and St. Clair County RESA, which provides free college tuition for students to earn associate degrees alongside their high school diplomas. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/blue-water-middle-college-academy-gives-students-head-start-on-higher-education/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Callie Oppertshauser A profile of Callie Oppertshauser, an SC4 alumna who credits the college's supportive environment for her academic growth and subsequent success at Michigan State University and in her professional career at the Port Huron Housing Commission. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-callie-oppertshauser/ --- # SC4 sets fall schedule for free Thursday concert series, band and choir performances St. Clair County Community College has announced its fall concert calendar, featuring the Free Thursday Concert Series, performances by the SC4 Community Choir, and Symphonic and Jazz Bands at the SC4 Fine Arts Theatre. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-sets-fall-schedule-for-free-thursday-concert-series-band-and-choir-performances/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Avery Hoffman Alumni feature on Avery Hoffman, a former SC4 Middle College student who earned two associate degrees before transferring to the University of Alabama, where she completed a bachelor's in human environmental sciences. She now works as a Merchandise Coordinator at Neiman Marcus Group. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-avery-hoffman/ --- # Kevin Miller Named SC4 Alumnus of the Year Kevin Miller, superintendent of St. Clair County RESA and SC4 alumnus, was named the 2017 SC4 Alumnus of the Year. He credits his SC4 communications degree for launching his career in education, and is working to strengthen partnerships between SC4 and the county's K-12 districts. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/kevin-miller-named-sc4-alumnus-of-the-year/ --- # Campus services A directory of service request forms and informational links for the campus community, including marketing requests, network connectivity, and nominations. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-services/ --- # Page A news item about BIO 272 students completing at-home blood typing tests during COVID-19, taught by Professor Carrie Dollar. Features photos of nine students who completed the lab activity remotely. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/students-overcome-online-lab-limitations/ --- # STRIVE Mentorship Program The STRIVE Mentorship Program at St. Clair County Community College pairs students with mentors (Staff, Faculty, Alumni, or Community Members) during the Fall and Winter semesters. The program focuses on professional development, holistic student growth, and career guidance through weekly meetings and networking opportunities. Source: https://sc4.edu/wellness/strive-mentorship/ --- # Christina Bohm Receives NJCAA 1st Team All-American Ring SC4 alumna Christina Bohm received her NJCAA 1st Team All-American ring at an Oct. 2 volleyball game. Bohm, the 17th Skippers athlete to earn this honor and 2022 MCCAA Eastern Conference Player of the Year, credits SC4 coaches for supporting her path to NCAA Division 1 volleyball at Oakland University. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/former-skippers-athlete-receives-1st-team-all-american-ring-now-playing-ncaa-d1-volleyball/ --- # SC4 Participates in Port Huron Boat Week SC4 participated in Port Huron's Boat Week, with its largest-ever group marching in the July 17 parade, distributing branded merchandise. President Kirk Kramer and Chief of Staff Sarah Rutallie also attended OT Family Night to engage with community families. The college views community involvement as beneficial to students and St. Clair County residents. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-engages-families-during-boat-week/ --- # Grade appeal process This page outlines the official process and timelines for students to appeal a grade at St. Clair County Community College. It specifies that appeals must be based on calculation errors or deviations from the course syllabus and directs students to contact the Director of Academic Support and Student Conduct to begin the process. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/grade-appeal-process/ --- # President’s Honor List for the 2020 fall semester A list of 1,301 St. Clair County Community College students who earned a spot on the President’s Honor List for the 2020 fall semester by completing at least six credits with a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-presidents-honor-list-for-fall-2020/ --- # Alumna Vickie Fournier Alumni spotlight on Vickie Fournier, who earned an Associate of Liberal Arts from SC4 in 1990, participated in DECA, transferred to Central Michigan University for a BS in Business Administration, and became Director of Member Service at Woman's Life Insurance Society. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-vickie-fournier/ --- # Board of Trustees This page provides information about the Board of Trustees at St. Clair County Community College, listing the current board members, their roles, terms of service, and contact information for the Board Secretary. Source: https://sc4.edu/board-of-trustees-2/ --- # Top D1 and D2 MHSAA volleyball teams heading to SC4 for state quarterfinals St. Clair County Community College is hosting the MHSAA state volleyball tournament quarterfinals for Divisions 1 and 2 on Tuesday, Nov. 19, at the SC4 Fieldhouse. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/top-d1-and-d2-mhsaa-volleyball-teams-heading-to-sc4-for-state-quarterfinals/ --- # Main Building Parking Gate Key Request Information for SC4 faculty and staff on accessing the Main Building parking lot gate via the Brivo mobile app or by requesting a physical proximity badge through a form. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-services/main-building-parking-gate-key-request/ --- # Locomotive Restoration Picking Up Steam A news post regarding the restoration of the D.B. Harrington locomotive on the St. Clair County Community College campus, highlighting the project's value for welding and blacksmithing students. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/locomotive-restoration-picking-up-steam/ --- # Online classes at SC4 This page provides information for SC4 students taking online classes, focusing on the use of the Canvas learning management system. It includes instructions for account setup, logging in, password resets, and technical support, as well as tips for online success and state authorization details for out-of-state students. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/tools-and-technology/canvas-and-online-classes/ --- # Former Middle College student will now focus on helping others prepare for college The page features a story about Vaughn Springer, a former Blue Water Middle College student at St. Clair County Community College. It details her transition to Michigan State University, her experience saving tuition through the Middle College program, and her new role as a college advisor for high school students. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/former-middle-college-student-will-now-focus-on-helping-others-prepare-for-college/ --- # SC4 Men’s Basketball Team Named NJCAA Division II District Champions, Headed to National Championships The St. Clair County Community College Men’s Basketball Team won the NJCAA Division II District X Championship by defeating the Henry Ford Hawks, earning a trip to the national championship in Danville, Illinois. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-mens-basketball-team-named-njcaa-division-ii-district-champions-headed-to-national-championships/ --- # SC4 to play, host first round of the NJCAA Volleyball Tournament St. Clair County Community College is hosting the first round of the NJCAA National Volleyball Tournament for Great Lakes Districts A and B from November 7-9, 2019, at its Fieldhouse, featuring the SC4 Skippers and other collegiate teams from Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-play-host-first-round-of-the-njcaa-volleyball-tournament/ --- # President’s Honor List A list of 1,401 students at St. Clair County Community College who earned a spot on the President’s Honor List for the 2017 fall semester by maintaining a grade-point average of 3.0 or higher. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/more-than-1400-sc4-students-earn-honors-2/ --- # Public Notice: St. Clair County Community College Trustee Vacancy The St. Clair County Community College Board of Trustees is seeking applicants to fill a vacant Trustee term for approximately 15 months, expiring December 31, 2020. Qualified applicants must be registered voters aged 18 or older living within the college district. Letters of interest and resumes must be submitted to the Board Secretary by September 30, 2019. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/public-notice-st-clair-county-community-college-trustee-vacancy/ --- # sc4-students-from-across-region-honored-for-outstanding-academic-achievement A list of 141 St. Clair County Community College students who earned a spot on the President’s Honor List for the 2018 summer semester, categorized by their hometowns. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-students-from-across-region-honored-for-outstanding-academic-achievement/ --- # SC4 Tuition-Free Programs SC4 is joining Michigan's governor to offer tuition-free attendance for qualifying students, including 2024 high school graduates. The Financial Aid Office helps students navigate federal and state programs such as Reconnect, Pell, Tuition Incentive Program, and Michigan Achievement Scholarship. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/free-tuition-programs/ --- # Athletic Roundup: Skippers Men's Cross Country Claims Another Invitational Title A report on SC4 athletics detailing the men's cross country team's second invitational title at the Commodore Invitational and recent match results for the volleyball team. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/athletic-roundup-skippers-mens-cross-country-claims-another-invitational-title/ --- # TRIO student keeps a focus on big goals A profile of student Nelson Thorn, highlighting how SC4's TRIO program and campus resources helped him overcome personal and financial hardships to pursue his academic goals in nursing and his future plans to transfer to the University of Michigan. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-keeps-a-focus-on-big-goals/ --- # Mark Watson Alumni Feature Alumni spotlight on Mark Watson, Assistant Vice President of Bus Operations at SMART Bus Oakland County. He shares how SC4 helped him transition from general education to industrial courses, his professional enjoyment of working in public transportation, and his plans to continue education through partner universities. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-mark-watson/ --- # 6 reasons to enroll or re-enroll in college after taking time off This page encourages individuals to return to higher education at St. Clair County Community College (SC4), highlighting benefits such as increased earning potential, career exploration, available financial aid (including Michigan Reconnect), networking opportunities, personal growth, and professional advancement. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/re-engage/ --- # Memphis Community Schools and SC4 Partner for Automatic Admission Memphis Community Schools and SC4 have partnered to automatically admit high school seniors to SC4 without requiring a college application, beginning with the class of 2024. Students receive account activation instructions in May and can immediately begin enrollment steps for Fall 2024, at no cost and with no obligation to enroll. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/memphis-community-schools-and-sc4-collaborate-to-encourage-post-high-school-education/ --- # Skippers men’s golf team celebrates recent wins, all-conference accomplishments The St. Clair County Community College Skippers men’s golf team won the Thomas Howard, Jr. Memorial Tournament and placed fourth in the MCCAA Eastern Conference Championship, with players Jack DeMara and Evan DeBruyne earning all-conference honors. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/skippers-mens-golf-team-celebrates-recent-wins-all-conference-accomplishments/ --- # President’s Honor List Announcement regarding the 235 St. Clair County Community College (SC4) students who earned a spot on the President’s Honor List for the 2023 summer semester. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-announces-presidents-honors-list-for-summer-2023/ --- # Comments about SC4 during the COVID-19 situation A collection of positive testimonials and messages of support from SC4 students, faculty, and staff highlighting the community's resilience and cooperation during the transition to remote learning and work. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/comments-about-sc4-during-the-covid-19-situation/ --- # Serenity room The Serenity Room at SC4 is a peaceful space located in the Main Building (Room 214) designed for students, faculty, and staff to focus, relax, and recharge. It features comfortable seating, massage chairs, and yoga mats, and is available during college office hours. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/serenity-room/ --- # Registration now open for SC4 winter baseball and softball clinics St. Clair County Community College is offering winter baseball and softball clinics for boys and girls in grades 4 through 12. The clinics, held in the SC4 Fieldhouse on February 10 and 24, include instruction from Skippers coaches and team members. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/registration-now-open-for-sc4-winter-baseball-and-softball-clinics/ --- # Page News item about the Philadelphia Phillies reaching the postseason for the first time since 2011, and manager Rob Thomson setting a franchise record by reaching 40 wins in just 59 games. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/former-skipper-rob-thomson-leads-phillies-to-playoffs%ef%bf%bc/ --- # St. Clair County Community College will host more than 200 open education practitioners and advocates from across the state as part of the second annual Michigan Open Educational Resources (OER) Summit on Friday, Sept. 21 St. Clair County Community College is hosting the second annual Michigan Open Educational Resources (OER) Summit on September 21. Organized by Michigan Colleges Online, the event brings together educators and librarians to discuss how freely accessible digital assets can improve student success and reduce higher education costs. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-more-than-200-michigan-educators-and-advocates-for-open-education-resources-summit/ --- # Lifelong Learner and Alumna Barbara Beck-Donovan (1928-2019) Gifts 1.6 Million to SC4, People’s Clinic SC4 announces a $1.6 million gift from the estate of alumna Barbara Beck-Donovan. The funds are split equally between SC4 for the creation of two scholarships and an endowment fund for the People’s Clinic for Better Health at Lake Huron Medical Center. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/lifelong-learner-and-alumna-barbara-beck-donovan-1928-2019-gifts-1-6-million-to-sc4-peoples-clinic/ --- # Employment This page provides employment resources for SC4 students, alumni, and employers, featuring links to work-study programs, apprenticeships, job fairs, and career coaching tools. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/employment/ --- # SC4 Community Win National Bid to Host NJCAA Women’s Basketball Championship St. Clair County Community College (SC4) has been selected by the NJCAA to host the Division II Women’s Basketball National Championship in March 2020, 2021, and 2022. The event is expected to boost the local economy, bring 16 teams to Port Huron, and highlight the SC4 Fieldhouse and local amenities. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-community-win-national-bid-to-host-njcaa-womens-basketball-championship/ --- # SC4 Winter Athletic Camps – Volleyball, Softball, and Baseball SC4 is offering three winter athletic camps at the SC4 Fieldhouse: a two-day volleyball camp (grades 4–12, Feb. 3 & 10, $100), a one-day softball camp (grades 6–12, Feb. 5, $65), and a two-day baseball camp (grades 3–12, Feb. 19 & 26, $100). Space is limited; registration is at sc4.edu/camps. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-winter-athletics-camps-available/ --- # International Day of People with Disabilities The page commemorates the International Day of People with Disabilities, observed December 3. It highlights the 2020 theme 'Not all Disabilities are Visible,' discusses global statistics and barriers faced by people with disabilities, and outlines St. Clair County Community College's commitment to providing accessible education and support services through its Disability Services office. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/december-3rd-worldwide-celebration-of-international-day-of-persons-with-disabilities/ --- # St. Clair County Community College offering summer STEAM experiences to middle and high school students St. Clair County Community College is offering a variety of summer STEAM classes for middle and high school students, covering topics such as anatomy, EMS, graphic design, robotics, drafting, ceramics, fiber art, music composition, and piano. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/st-clair-county-community-college-offering-summer-steam-experiences-to-middle-and-high-school-students/ --- # SC4 Summer Classes Registration Open St. Clair County Community College has opened registration for summer classes, open to continuing students, guest students, Future for Frontliners, MiReconnect students, and community members. Courses span accounting, business, English, math, health sciences, and more. Many qualify for the Michigan Transfer Agreement. Summer semester begins May 17. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/registration-open-for-summer-2021-classes-at-sc4/ --- # Page Application portal login page for returning and first-time users. Allows returning users to log in to continue an existing application and new users to create an account to start a new application. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/high-school-students/application-for-early-admission/ --- # During Michigan College Month, Think About SC4 The page encourages high school seniors to apply for college and complete the FAFSA during Michigan College Month. It highlights the advantages of St. Clair County Community College (SC4), emphasizing its affordability, flexible scheduling, transfer options, and a vibrant campus life that mimics a four-year institution. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/during-michigan-college-month-think-about-sc4/ --- # Education, Training and Library Careers This page provides guidance for students interested in careers as archivists, curators, teachers, or media specialists. It directs users to the Occupational Outlook Handbook and explains how to begin their educational journey at SC4 through specific degrees, core courses, and transfer options via the Michigan Transfer Agreement. Source: https://sc4.edu/explore-careers/education-training-and-library/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Lukas Bugajski Alumni feature on Lukas Bugajski, Marketing Coordinator at Ideal Contracting. He discusses how SC4 prepared him through small class sizes and the 3+1 transfer program with Northwood University, where he earned a B.B.A. in marketing after completing his associate degree in business at SC4. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-lukas-bugajski/ --- # Volleyball team qualifies for opening round of NJCAA Tournament The SC4 volleyball team has qualified for the opening round of the NJCAA Tournament following a successful streak in MCCAA Eastern Conference play, including victories over Macomb CC, Henry Ford College, and Alpena CC. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/volleyball-team-qualifies-for-opening-round-of-njcaa-tournament/ --- # Explore Your Future Career A free event hosted by Michigan State University Extension and St. Clair County Community College on February 10. The event offers students of all ages tours, hands-on activities, and information on twenty-one different career paths at the Acheson Technology Center. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/explore-your-future-career-with-msue-and-sc4/ --- # Transfer Students This page outlines the MiTransfer Pathways at St. Clair County Community College, providing guaranteed transfer course lists for students moving from SC4 to participating four-year Michigan institutions in fields such as Art, Biology, Business, Computer Information Systems, Criminal Justice, and Mechanical Engineering Technology. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/transfer/mitransfer-pathways/ --- # Virtual Job Fair St. Clair County Community College is hosting a Virtual Job Fair on August 18 and 20, 2020, to connect Blue Water Area employers with job seekers. The event is supported by local partners including the Economic Development Alliance of St. Clair County and the Blue Water Area Chamber of Commerce. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-hosts-a-virtual-job-fair/ --- # Questions new students often ask A comprehensive FAQ page for new SC4 students covering academic success, GPA requirements, credit loads, course placement, program changes, course withdrawals, retake policies, career exploration, transferring, and graduation procedures. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/advising/advising-f-a-q/ --- # Job Fair St. Clair County Community College is hosting its annual Job Fair on Tuesday, April 28, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the SC4 Bank Building. The event is free and open to the public, providing an opportunity for job seekers and students to connect with various participating companies across multiple industries. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/employment/job-fair/ --- # Happy Valentine’s Day! A collection of personal testimonials from SC4 students, alumni, and faculty sharing stories of how they met their partners while attending or working at the college. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-love-stories/ --- # SC4 Edge SC4 Edge is a free college credits initiative designed to inform eligible students about free and reduced tuition opportunities at SC4, including dual enrollment for high schoolers, the Michigan Achievement Scholarship for graduates, and Michigan Reconnect for adults 21 and older, among other grants and scholarships. Source: https://sc4.edu/edge/ --- # Parents This page provides resources and information for parents of prospective and current students at SC4, covering academics, financial aid, campus life, college housing, health and safety, and high school dual-enrollment options. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/parents/ --- # Title IX/Sexual Misconduct administrative policy This page outlines St. Clair County Community College's administrative policy regarding Title IX and sexual misconduct. It defines prohibited conduct—including dating violence, domestic violence, sexual harassment, sexual assault, and stalking—and establishes the purpose, scope, and definitions used in the investigation and resolution process for complaints on campus or within college programs. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/campus-security-information/title-ix-sexual-misconduct/ --- # Saving & Investing This page provides guidance on financial literacy for students, specifically focusing on the importance of saving and investing. It offers practical tips on automating savings, setting financial goals, and understanding the time value of money and compound interest to ensure long-term financial security. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/financial-literacy/saving-investing/ --- # SC4 Nursing Graduate Kyra Sutton's Story A profile of SC4 Registered Nursing Program graduate Kyra Sutton, who graduated in May 2024 and works at Henry Ford Macomb in the surgical trauma ICU. The article covers her family's nursing legacy, her experience in SC4's RN program, clinical training, and her recommendation of SC4 to prospective nursing students. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-kyra-sutton/ --- # Trio Student of the Month Tonya Taormino A student testimonial highlighting Tonya Taormino's success in the Criminal Justice program at SC4 and the support she received from the TRIO program and advisor Shawne Jowett to achieve Presidential Honors and graduate. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-tonya-taormino/ --- # SC4 Women's Basketball Closes ThumbCoast Tip-Off with Win Over Lansing SC4's women's basketball team defeated Lansing Community College 70-68 in the fifth-place game of the inaugural SC4 ThumbCoast Tip-Off tournament, finishing 2-1. Bre Jefferson led with 31 points (77 total in tournament), ranking fifth nationally at 25.9 points per game. Coach Mike Groulx praised team growth across three close games against ranked opponents. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/no-16-skippers-defeat-lansing-to-take-5th-at-sc4-thumbcoast-tip-off/ --- # SC4 Athletics Alumni Inspiring New Generations of Students in the Classroom and on the Playing Fields The page highlights the success of St. Clair County Community College (SC4) alumni, specifically former student-athletes and coaches who have transitioned into careers in education, coaching, and school administration within and outside their community. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-athletics-alumni-inspiring-new-generations-of-students-in-the-classroom-and-on-the-playing-fields/ --- # SC4 Names Mike Groulx as Women's Basketball Coach St. Clair County Community College (SC4) has appointed Mike Groulx as its next women's basketball coach. The Armada, Michigan native previously coached the SC4 women's team from 2012-2014 and is returning to the program. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/mike-groulx-returns-as-skippers-womens-basketball-coach/ --- # SC4 Women's Basketball Wins Dramatic 85-84 Game at Thumbcoast Tip-Off The SC4 Skippers women's basketball team defeated No. 8 Mid Michigan College 85-84 in the consolation round of the inaugural SC4 Thumbcoast Tip-Off tournament. Iliana Williams hit a go-ahead jumper with 2 seconds left, and Bailey Gormley led all scorers with 31 points. The win sends SC4 to the fifth-place game Saturday against Lansing Community College. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/last-second-shot-lifts-no-16-skippers-to-sc4-thumbcoast-tip-off-win-over-no-8-mid-michigan/ --- # Drug and Alcohol Prevention Program and health risks This page outlines St. Clair County Community College's Drug-Free Schools Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program (DAAPP). It details the standards of conduct for students and employees, the disciplinary sanctions for violations, and the health risks associated with various substances to comply with the Drug-Free Schools and Campuses Act. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/drug-policies/ --- # New exhibits and displays enhance STEAM-based learning experience at SC4’s visionary Experience Center St. Clair County Community College's Experience Center has expanded its STEAM-based learning opportunities with new additions, including a Tarbosaurus skeleton cast, Jacob’s Ladder electromagnetic exhibit, a 3D printer, and a Notable Women in Science display. The center offers interactive exhibits and educational programming for students and the community through partnerships with the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum and Unity in Learning. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/new-exhibits-and-displays-enhance-steam-based-learning-experience-at-sc4s-visionary-experience-center/ --- # Programs and Careers This page provides an overview of the academic offerings at SC4, including transfer-based degrees, applied associate degrees, certificates, and skill sets across various fields of study, as well as resources for career exploration. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/ --- # SC4's buildings provide a lesson for geology class Suzanne Doherty's Geology 101 students at St. Clair County Community College took a field lesson on campus to identify limestone used in the Clara E. Mackenzie, Main, and North buildings. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4s-buildings-provide-a-lesson-for-geology-class/ --- # Athletic Roundup: SC4 Men's Basketball Outlasts Fanshawe in 3OT Thriller The St. Clair County Community College men's basketball team won two games during the Skippers Holiday Classic, including a triple-overtime victory against Fanshawe College. Meanwhile, the women's basketball team suffered two losses against Mid Michigan CC and Bay College. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/athletic-roundup-sc4-mens-basketball-outlasts-fanshawe-in-3ot-thriller/ --- # Skippers OneCard The Skippers OneCard is the official SC4 student photo ID and library card. It provides access to campus resources, financial aid refunds, and bookstore purchases, while offering discounts at various local businesses. Students must have their photo taken at the Testing Center and confirm their mailing address to receive the card. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/tools-and-technology/skippers-onecard/ --- # SC4 invites community to campus for homecoming during Blue Water Fest Family Night St. Clair County Community College is celebrating its 95th anniversary and Homecoming on Thursday, July 12, from 5 to 8 p.m. The free event during Blue Water Fest’s Family Night features live music, kids' activities, gallery tours, and the 'Faces of SC4' exhibit. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-invites-community-to-campus-for-homecoming-during-blue-water-fest-family-night/ --- # Band Concert Announcement for SC4’s ‘Sounds of the Holiday’ concert featuring the Symphonic Band and Jazz Band on Saturday, Dec. 9, at 7 p.m. in the Fine Arts Theatre. Source: https://sc4.edu/band-concert/ --- # Black History Month Event: Victim or Creator with Caleb S. Boswell SC4's Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion hosts a 60-minute Zoom session with Caleb S. Boswell on 'Victim or Creator: Changing Your Mindset,' aimed at helping students understand internal thought patterns for academic and personal growth. Open to students, faculty, staff, and community members. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/victim-or-creator-changing-your-mindset-with-caleb-s-boswell-february-26/ --- # Three SC4 Baseball Players Named to 2023 All-MCCAA Teams Three St. Clair County Community College baseball players received 2023 All-MCCAA recognition. Brendan Seman earned All-Region XII, All-MCCAA, and First Team All-Eastern Conference honors. Brendan Battani and Beau Becker both received Eastern Conference Honorable Mention. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/three-skippers-baseball-players-awarded-all-mccaa-honors/ --- # TRIO Student of the Month: Mikayla Phetteplace Profile of Mikayla Phetteplace, SC4's TRIO Student Support Services Student of the Month for September 2020. A mother balancing work and family, she credits the TRIO program's advising, early enrollment, and tutoring for her success in completing an online associate degree in computer information systems. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-student-finds-college-success-in-trio-program/ --- # Student Due Process Hearing Procedures – Exhibit C This document outlines the formal procedures for student due process hearings at St. Clair County Community College. It details the role of the Director of Academic Support and Student Conduct, the composition and function of the Judicial Board, the conduct of hearings, and the process for reaching and implementing decisions regarding student appeals, charges, and discipline. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/student-due-process-hearing-procedures-exhibit-c-2/ --- # SC4 to Host NJCAA Division II Women's Basketball National Championship St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is hosting the NJCAA Division II Women's Basketball National Championship March 15-19, 2022 at the SC4 Fieldhouse. The tournament features 16 teams competing for a national title, with an estimated $250,000 economic impact to the local Blue Water Area community. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-njcaa-womens-basketball-national-championship/ --- # Advanced Placement Equivalencies This page provides a detailed table of Advanced Placement (AP) test scores and the corresponding college credits and course equivalents awarded at St. Clair County Community College. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/testing-equivalencies/ --- # Fall 2018 President’s Honor List A list of 1,369 St. Clair County Community College students who earned a spot on the President’s Honor List for the Fall 2018 semester by completing at least six credits with a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/more-than-1300-students-recognized-in-fall-2018-presidents-honor-list/ --- # SC4 student Kristyn Franzel named Michigan’s 2019 New Century Transfer Pathway Scholar St. Clair County Community College student Kristyn Franzel has been named Michigan’s 2019 New Century Transfer Pathway Scholar, receiving a $2,250 scholarship. The honor, sponsored by The Coca-Cola Foundation, Phi Theta Kappa, and the AACC, recognizes academic excellence and leadership. Franzel plans to transfer to Oakland University to pursue a mathematics degree in secondary education. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-student-kristyn-franzel-named-michigans-2019-new-century-transfer-pathway-scholar/ --- # SC4 Summer Camps 2023 – Athletics and STEM SC4 is hosting a variety of summer camps for youth including the Galaxy Quest STEM Summer Camp (grades 3-8) featuring the Challenger Learning Center, and multiple athletics camps (basketball, soccer, volleyball, softball, cross country, esports, wrestling) for grades 5-12, led by SC4 coaches and student-athletes. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-announces-2023-summer-camps/ --- # SC4 faculty and staff honored for years of service St. Clair County Community College held a luncheon ceremony on May 3 to honor forty-seven faculty and staff members with awards and recognition for their dedicated service, including lists of retiring employees and those receiving service awards. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-faculty-staff-honored-for-years-of-service/ --- # Skippers Holiday Classic at SC4 SC4 is hosting the Skippers Holiday Classic basketball tournament on December 6-7 at the SC4 Fieldhouse. The six-team event features men's and women's collegiate basketball teams from Michigan and Wisconsin, including SC4, Glen Oaks, Oakland, and Milwaukee Area Tech. Both SC4 Skippers teams are nationally ranked. Tickets are $8 per day; seniors admitted free. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/skippers-holiday-classic-basketball-tournament-at-sc4-fieldhouse/ --- # Former Skipper AJ Burton named Associate Head Coach at Southern Maine Community College Southern Maine CC Head Men’s Basketball Coach and Director of Athletics Matt Richards has appointed AJ Burton as the Associate Head Coach for the 2018-19 season. Burton, a former player and assistant coach, has contributed to the team's YSCC title and national tournament appearance, while also serving as an adjunct faculty member in Sport Management. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/former-skipper-aj-burton-named-associate-head-coach-at-southern-maine-community-college/ --- # Women’s History Month at the SC4 Cinema St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is celebrating Women’s History Month with a curated film series at the SC4 Cinema. The lineup features groundbreaking films directed by women, including 'The Adventures of Prince Achmed', 'Dance, Girl, Dance', 'Kit Kittredge: An American Girl', and 'Faces Places', highlighting women's creativity and leadership in cinema. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-cinema-celebrates-womens-history-month-with-march-film-series/ --- # Christina Bohm Earns First Team All-American Honors SC4 volleyball player Christina Bohm was named to the NJCAA 2022 Volleyball Division II First Team All-American for the first time in her career. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/bohm-receives-first-team-all-american-honors/ --- # Dollar, Heiden Receive 2019 President’s Faculty Excellence Awards Two instructors at St. Clair County Community College, Carrie Dollar and Angela Heiden, received the 2019 President’s Faculty Excellence Awards based on student nominations for their dedication to student success and classroom excellence. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/dollar-heiden-receive-2019-presidents-faculty-excellence-awards/ --- # SC4 and SVSU Sign MOU to Expand Higher Education Access SC4 and Saginaw Valley State University signed a Memorandum of Understanding on April 9 to expand degree pathways in Southeast Michigan. SC4 graduates receive guaranteed SVSU admission, and a BSN Concurrent Pathway Agreement allows nursing students to enroll at both institutions simultaneously. Programs are planned to launch on the SC4 Port Huron campus as early as fall 2026. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-and-svsu-sign-historic-framework-to-bring-four-year-degrees-to-port-huron/ --- # SC4 ThumbCoast Tip-Off CCBC Essex won the inaugural SC4 ThumbCoast Tip-Off women’s basketball tournament at St. Clair County Community College. The event featured eight top-ranked junior college teams, including several in the NJCAA Division II top 10, providing a high-level showcase of athletics and student-athlete experience in Port Huron. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-thumbcoast-tip-off-thrills-participants-fans-in-first-year-at-sc4-fieldhouse/ --- # SC4 radiologic technology program celebrates impressive six-year 100 percent first-time passage rate on national exam The St. Clair County Community College (SC4) radiologic technology program has achieved a 100 percent first-time passage rate on the ARRT national registry exam for six consecutive years, with 61 graduates passing since 2012. The article credits the program's faculty and the quality of its 24-month, JRCERT-accredited curriculum for the students' success and readiness for the healthcare workforce. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-radiologic-technology-program-celebrates-impressive-six-year-100-percent-first-time-passage-rate-on-national-exam/ --- # KODACHROME St. Clair County Community College (SC4) will present the play “KODACHROME” by Adam Szymkowicz from November 2-4 at the SC4 Fine Arts Theatre. The production, directed by James McCulloch, is free and open to the public with no tickets required. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-present-kodachrome-by-adam-szymkowicz-nov-2-4/ --- # SC4 Inducts 63 Students into Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society St. Clair County Community College inducted 63 students into its Lambda Mu chapter of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society during a virtual ceremony on December 11, 2020. The article lists all fall 2020 inductees and their home communities, and highlights the chapter's history since its 1961 charter, including recognition as top U.S. chapter in 2000. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-inducts-63-students-into-its-chapter-of-phi-theta-kappa-international-honor-society/ --- # Kendall Wingrove Alumni Spotlight Alumni spotlight on Kendall Wingrove, Communications Manager for the Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning. Discusses how SC4 provided affordable education and portfolio-building opportunities, their work in traffic safety communications, and subsequent degrees earned at Central Michigan University and Michigan State University. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-kendall-wingrove/ --- # Eclipse SC4 is hosting a Solar Eclipse viewing event on April 8, 2024, from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at the College Center. The event features a planetarium experience, solar telescopes, a livestream, and free protective glasses. The page also provides educational information on what a solar eclipse is and instructions on how to make a pinhole camera for safe viewing. Source: https://sc4.edu/eclipse/ --- # Online Offerings This page provides an overview of St. Clair County Community College's online academic opportunities, including various Associate degrees and certificates in humanities, social sciences, business, and computer information systems, as well as information on taking individual online classes and using the Canvas learning management system. Source: https://sc4.edu/online-offerings/ --- # St. Clair County Community College’s 95th annual Commencement Ceremony Details regarding the 95th annual Commencement Ceremony at St. Clair County Community College, featuring information on the 6 p.m. ceremony and a 2:30 p.m. nursing pinning ceremony, along with a partial list of the 628 graduates from the class of 2019. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-honor-hundreds-of-graduates-at-95th-annual-commencement-ceremony/ --- # Late-Start Fall Semester Classes Open for Registration St. Clair County Community College has opened registration for late-start fall semester classes, including 12-week sections starting Sept. 20 and 8-week sections starting Oct. 18. Over 85 sections are available across subjects like biology, business, English, math, and more. Current students can register via the SC4 Portal or mobile app; new students can start at sc4.edu/starthere. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/registration-open-for-sc4-late-start-fall-classes-4/ --- # SC4 COVID-19 Campus Update – November 2020 St. Clair County Community College announces that effective November 18, 2020, most remaining on-campus classes will shift to online or remote learning due to rising COVID-19 cases, with exceptions for healthcare courses. Campus buildings will be closed to the public, and all student services will be provided remotely. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/updates-to-classes-and-services-effective-wednesday-nov-18/ --- # Author gained crucial knowledge on nursing and writing at SC4 A profile of SC4 alumna Sherry Lynn Jones, who credits the college for providing the foundation for her dual careers as a trauma nurse and an author. The piece highlights her academic journey, her publications including 'Confessions of a Trauma Junkie', and the influence of her SC4 professors on her professional development. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/author-gained-crucial-knowledge-on-nursing-and-writing-at-sc4/ --- # 188 SC4 students earn honors A list of 188 St. Clair County Community College students who earned a spot on the President’s Honor List for the 2019 summer semester, categorized by their hometowns. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/188-sc4-students-earn-honors/ --- # Run, hide, fight This page provides emergency guidance and survival strategies for active shooter events on campus, outlining the 'Run, Hide, Fight' protocol and instructions for after-action behavior. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/campus-security-information/run-hide-fight/ --- # Futures for Frontliners Information about the Futures for Frontliners state scholarship program, providing tuition-free community college access for Michigan residents who worked in essential industries during the 2020 COVID-19 shutdown. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/types-of-aid/futures-for-frontliners/ --- # Bob Marshall Concerts at SC4 St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is hosting award-winning singer, songwriter, and storyteller Bob Marshall for two free solo acoustic performances on Thursday, Oct. 12, in the Fine Arts Theatre. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/award-winning-country-artist-to-perform-oct-12-at-sc4/ --- # Melissa Rood Alumni Story Alumni spotlight on Melissa Rood, CFO Consultant at Rehmann. She shares how SC4 prepared her through practical classroom lessons taught by working professionals, her love of helping clients achieve business objectives, and her transfer to Walsh College where she earned a Bachelor of Accountancy. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-melissa-rood/ --- # Financial Literacy: Earning vs. Making Money A blog post by Daryl Singleton exploring the difference between earning and making money as part of a financial literacy series. It focuses on 'making money' through passive income, entrepreneurship, and independent financial growth, encouraging readers to pursue financial freedom. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/earning-money-vs-making-money-part-2/ --- # Parking Gate Instructions for faculty and staff on accessing the Main Building parking lot using the Brivo Mobile Pass app or requesting a physical proximity badge. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-services/parkinggate/ --- # Professor Terry Langan on Business & Accounting at SC4 SC4 Professor Terry Langan encourages undecided students to explore business and accounting courses as a starting point. He highlights the value of SC4's affordable education, transfer agreements with Northwood, Siena Heights, and Walsh College, and the importance of building relationships. Fall registration is open with classes beginning the week of Aug. 23. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/getting-ready-for-fall-semester-with-professor-langan/ --- # President’s Honor List - Fall 2022 Announcement celebrating 1,333 St. Clair County Community College students who earned a spot on the President’s Honor List for the fall 2022 semester by completing at least six credits with a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-presidents-honor-list-for-fall-2022/ --- # Learning about their past through science A news story about St. Clair County Community College biology students who extracted their own DNA in Professor Dave Sheldon's class to trace their maternal lineage. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/learning-about-their-past-through-science/ --- # St. Clair County Community College’s 99th annual Commencement Ceremony A record of the 99th annual Commencement Ceremony held on May 5 at McMorran Arena, featuring a list of nearly 600 graduating students from various hometowns who earned associate degrees and certificates. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-honors-graduates-at-99th-annual-commencement-ceremony/ --- # Karen Deschaine Alumni Profile Alumni spotlight on Karen Deschaine, Director of Communications at Woman's Life Insurance Society. She shares how SC4 helped her earn an associate degree in business while working full-time, built her graphic design skills, and prepared her to transfer to Walsh College for a bachelor's degree in business and marketing. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-karen-deschaine/ --- # Challenger Learning Center at SC4 – Mission: Lunar Quest Public Dates SC4's Challenger Learning Center is hosting public Mission: Lunar Quest sessions on Jan. 21 and Feb. 18, open to ages 10+, limited to 34 registrants at $25/person. Participants take on roles in Mission Control or as astronauts to simulate a lunar mission. Registration is available online. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/challenger-learning-center-at-sc4-announces-jan-21-and-feb-18-public-mission-dates/ --- # St. Clair County Health Department and SC4 Announce Campus Health Clinic St. Clair County Health Department and St. Clair County Community College (SC4) are partnering to establish a full-time health clinic on campus. The college will reimburse up to $90,000 for staffing and provide office space. The clinic bridges pediatric and adult health care, linking to Teen Health and Personal Health clinics, and is expected to open in fall semester. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-open-an-on-campus-health-clinic-with-st-clair-county-health-department/ --- # Open House for SC4’s housing facility St. Clair County Community College is hosting an Open House on June 16 from 3 to 7 p.m. at 'The Dock' in downtown Port Huron. The event allows prospective students, including high school seniors and international students, to tour the residence hall and learn about the benefits of living on campus. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-college-housing-to-host-open-house-june-16/ --- # SC4 STEM Fest St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is hosting a free SC4 STEM Fest on March 11, 2023, in Port Huron. The event features over 100 interactive science, technology, engineering, and mathematics exhibits in collaboration with Michigan Technological University’s Mind Trekkers, the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, and the Leslie Science & Nature Center to inspire future leaders in STEM. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/march-11-sc4-stem-fest-to-feature-100-hands-on-experiences/ --- # The St. Clair County Community College (SC4) Skippers men’s basketball team defeated Lakeland Community College from Ohio to win the NJCAA Great Lakes District C Championship The SC4 Skippers men’s basketball team won the NJCAA Great Lakes District C Championship and will advance to the National Championship Tournament in Danville, IL, from March 18-23. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/skippers-mens-basketball-headed-to-national-championship-tournament/ --- # SC4 Hosts Wheelchair Basketball Demonstration Days St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is hosting wheelchair basketball demonstration days at the SC4 Fieldhouse in August 2023 for students and community members. The college has launched a new wheelchair basketball team for the 2023-24 inaugural season, including planned exhibition games and participation in the Wolverine Invitational. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-wheelchair-basketball-demonstration-days/ --- # SC4 Experience Center Preview for Local Students St. Clair County Community College's new Experience Center, a partnership with the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, hosts 265 local STEAM Academy students for a preview before the public Super Science Day event on November 3. Students explore interactive exhibits on science, technology, engineering, arts, and math, including live animals, fossils, and a sturgeon exhibit. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/265-local-students-to-get-first-look-at-sc4-experience-center/ --- # President Kramer and Student Acer Campbell Speak at AEROOne Conference SC4 President Kirk Kramer and student Acer Campbell participated in talent panels at the AEROOne aerospace conference in Rochester, MI on September 4. Kramer joined academic leaders discussing industry-academia collaboration, while Campbell was the only community college student on a student panel alongside high school and university students. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-president-kramer-and-student-campbell-speak-at-michigan-aerospace-conference/ --- # Athletic Roundup: Brandt Leads Skippers Golfers at Sam Kromer Invitational A sports update for SC4 athletics detailing the Skipper golf team's 10th place finish at the Sam Kromer Invitational, a 3-1 loss for the volleyball team against Oakland CC, and individual performances from the men's and women's cross-country teams at the Spartan Invitational. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/athletic-roundup-brandt-leads-skippers-golfers-at-sam-kromer-invitational/ --- # Nasr Natural Science Museum acquires The Mastodon Hunt painting The Port Huron Museum has transferred ownership of 'The Mastodon Hunt,' a painting by illustrator Robert Thom, to the Nasr Natural Science Museum at St. Clair County Community College. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/nasr-natural-science-museum-acquires-the-mastodon-hunt-painting/ --- # New student information This page provides new students with instructions on how to connect to the SC4 network, including setting up usernames and passwords, utilizing DUO two-factor authentication, logging into the student portal, accessing college email and Microsoft Office 365, and contacting the Student Helpdesk. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-services/new-student-information/ --- # SC4 Skippers Men's Basketball Team Heads to Postseason SC4's men's basketball team finished the regular season 22-6 and ranked #16 nationally by NJCAA. The news post announces their postseason schedule, including a first-round home game against Schoolcraft College with Fan Appreciation night perks, and details ticket prices and advancement path to the NJCAA National Championship. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/skippers-mens-basketball-ready-for-the-postseason/ --- # Mental Health First Aid Training St. Clair County Community Mental Health is providing Mental Health First Aid training for faculty and staff on June 14 and June 21. This skills-based course covers mental health and substance-use issues and is recommended for employees working with students. Source: https://sc4.edu/mental-health-first-aid-training/ --- # Comments A page dedicated to comments for St. Clair County Community College. Source: https://sc4.edu/comments/ --- # RESA, St. Clair County Community College partner to introduce county 8th graders to college St. Clair County Community College hosted nearly 1,800 eighth graders from various county middle schools through a collaboration with the St. Clair County Regional Educational Service Agency (RESA). The initiative, sponsored by the Blue Water College Access Network, provides early college exposure through campus tours and exploration of career fields like health science, arts, and mechatronics. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/resa-st-clair-county-community-college-partner-to-introduce-county-8th-graders-to-college/ --- # SC4 partners with local restaurants, Elevate Meal Plan to offer meal plan options St. Clair County Community College has partnered with local restaurants and Elevate Meal Plan to provide students, employees, and community members with affordable meal options and pre-ordering services via an online platform. This initiative supports local economic growth and enhances the student experience, complementing the college's new housing facilities. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-partners-with-local-restaurants-elevate-meal-plan-to-offer-meal-plan-options/ --- # SC4 Foundation hosts scholarship reception to recognize donors and students The SC4 Foundation, in partnership with St. Clair County Community College and the Community Foundation of St. Clair County, held a scholarship reception to honor donors and student recipients. The event highlighted the impact of financial assistance and collaborative community efforts in supporting student success and college infrastructure. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-foundation-hosts-scholarship-reception-to-recognize-donors-and-students/ --- # Abigail Davis Alumni Spotlight Alumni spotlight on Abigail Davis, who earned an associate degree at SC4 before transferring to Oakland University, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Human Resources and Development in April 2023. She works as a Human Resources Intern at BorgWarner. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-abigail-davis/ --- # President’s Honor List for the 2022 summer semester Announcement recognizing 261 St. Clair County Community College students who earned a spot on the President’s Honor List for the summer 2022 semester by completing at least six credits with a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-presidents-honor-list-for-summer-2022/ --- # Exam week can be stressful, so check out these puppy gifs A lighthearted page designed to help college students relieve stress during finals week by providing a series of animated puppy gifs. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/exam-week-can-be-stressful-so-check-out-these-puppy-gifs/ --- # Michigan Achievement Scholarship Governor Gretchen Whitmer launched the Michigan Achievement Scholarship to reduce college costs for the graduating class of 2023. Eligible students can receive annual scholarships ranging from $2,750 at community colleges to $5,500 at public universities, provided they demonstrate financial need via the FAFSA. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/gov-whitmer-launches-website-to-help-students-apply-for-the-michigan-achievement-scholarship-save-thousands/ --- # Financial Literacy Blog – Welcome Back A financial literacy blog post welcoming returning and new students, recapping the five key components of financial literacy (earning, spending, saving, investing, borrowing, and protecting). Written by Daryl Singleton, it emphasizes budgeting and saving as foundations for financial wellbeing, with a person-centered approach. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/financial-literacy-assessment-2/ --- # SC4 Athletic Director Dale Vos Inducted into NJCAA Men’s Golf Hall of Fame St. Clair County Community College Athletic Director Dale Vos has been inducted into the 2019 NJCAA Men’s Golf Coaches Association Hall of Fame, recognizing his 20 years of service as sport chair for NJCAA Division II Men’s Golf and his recent coaching successes. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-athletic-director-dale-vos-inducted-into-njcaa-mens-golf-hall-of-fame/ --- # Michigan Reconnect Guidelines Update SC4 announces that the Michigan Reconnect program has lowered its eligibility age from twenty-four to twenty-one. The program provides a last-dollar scholarship for residents to attend local community college for associate degrees and certificate programs. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/michigan-reconnect-program/ --- # TRIO Student of the month A personal profile of Ryan Waddy, a second-year SC4 student and TRIO Student of the Month, detailing his academic achievements, extracurricular involvements in the Drama Club and InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, his passion for music, and his future plans for a degree in entertainment. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-ryan-waddy/ --- # Dr. David H. Sturtz Honors Parents, Supports SC4 Students with New $50,000 Endowed Scholarship Alumnus Dr. David H. Sturtz, an oral and maxillofacial surgeon, has established the David and Anne Sturtz Endowed Scholarship. The fund supports St. Clair County Community College (SC4) students pursuing health care and STEM programs, honoring his parents' belief in higher education and reflecting his own gratitude for the foundation he received at SC4. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/dr-david-h-sturtz-honors-parents-supports-sc4-students-with-new-50000-endowed-scholarship/ --- # Budget and Performance Transparency reporting This page provides public access to St. Clair County Community College's financial records, including budgets, capital outlay reports, annual financial reports, strategic plans, and employee group agreements and benefit plans. Source: https://sc4.edu/budget-and-performance-transparency-reporting/ --- # Alissa Bonney - TRIO Student of the Month A profile on Alissa Bonney, the December TRIO Student of the Month, detailing how SC4’s TRIO Student Support Services helped her overcome academic barriers through tutoring and advising as she pursues a career in pharmacy. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-alissa-bonney/ --- # St. Clair County Community College President Deborah Snyder, Ph.D., recently was appointed to the Michigan Virtual Board of Directors for a three-year term. St. Clair County Community College President Deborah Snyder, Ph.D., has been appointed to the Michigan Virtual Board of Directors for a three-year term, bringing extensive expertise in higher education and online learning. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-president-joins-michigan-virtual-board-of-directors/ --- # SC4 Experience Center Enhances Interactive Learning Opportunities, Welcomes Traveling Fossils Exhibit St. Clair County Community College's Experience Center has expanded its Innovation Center with new STEAM-based interactive displays and is hosting the 'Fossils of the Michigan Basin' traveling exhibit. The center offers hands-on learning, including VR simulations, 3D pens, and a natural science museum, and is available for public visits and scheduled field trips. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-experience-center-enhances-interactive-learning-opportunities-welcomes-traveling-fossils-exhibit/ --- # 2022 Skipper Hall of Fame Inductees This page honors the 2022 inductees into the Skipper Hall of Fame, featuring profiles of distinguished athletes and coaches including Terry Gamble, Jeff Kneisley, Mark Milauc, Mike Schervish, Doug Simunic, and the 2011-2012 Women’s Basketball Team. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/athletics/skippers-hall-of-fame/2022-skipper-hall-of-fame-inductees/ --- # Arts Livestream This page provides access to scheduled livestream events for the Arts department, noting that streams begin 10 minutes early and not all performances are available for streaming. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/arts/arts-livestream/ --- # Skippers Senior All-Star games begin Thursday, June 15 The St. Clair County Community College Skippers Senior All-Star games feature top high school senior athletes from the Blue Water Area. The events run from June 15 to June 20 and include golf, volleyball, basketball, baseball, and softball, with detailed schedules and team rosters provided. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/skippers-senior-all-star-games-start-thursday-june-15/ --- # Freedom Day 2023: A Juneteenth Celebration St. Clair County Community College’s Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is hosting a Juneteenth celebration on June 19 from noon to 6 p.m. The event features games, food, live music, black-owned business vendors, and educational resources to commemorate the end of slavery in the United States. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/juneteenth-celebration-planned-for-june-19/ --- # Financial Literacy This page provides an overview of financial literacy, defining it as the knowledge and skills needed to make effective financial decisions. It highlights four main focus areas: budgeting, credit, saving & investing, and taxes, and provides links to financial aid application and appointment scheduling. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/financial-literacy/ --- # SC4 Student-Athletes Earn Conference Honors for Academic Achievement A listing of St. Clair County Community College student-athletes and teams who received academic awards from the NJCAA and MCCAA for the 2018-19 academic year, categorized by GPA and team achievement. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-student-athletes-earn-conference-honors-for-academic-achievement/ --- # Challenger Learning Center at SC4 Welcomes Croswell-Lexington Students Thanks to Eastern Michigan Bank Eastern Michigan Bank sponsored 145 seventh-grade students from Croswell-Lexington Community Schools to visit the Challenger Learning Center at SC4, where they participated in immersive space-themed STEM missions. The article highlights student and administrator reactions, describes the two available missions (Lunar Quest and Operation Comet), and notes over 2,500 visitors since the Center's April 2022 launch. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/cros-lex-middle-schoolers-launch-to-the-moon-thanks-to-support-from-eastern-michigan-bank/ --- # Residential Living Enhances College Experience at SC4 This page discusses the impact of 'the Dock,' student housing at St. Clair County Community College (SC4), which is one of the few community colleges in Michigan to provide residential facilities to enhance the student bonding experience. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/residential-living-enhances-college-experience-at-sc4/ --- # Professor Daniel Herbert to visit SC4 for discussion of new book, Maverick Movies St. Clair County Community College (SC4) will host Professor Daniel Herbert from the University of Michigan on June 17, 2026. Herbert will discuss his book, Maverick Movies, which explores the history of New Line Cinema. The event includes a free public discussion, a book signing, and a paid screening of the film House Party. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-university-of-michigan-professor-daniel-herbert-for-discussion-of-new-book-on-new-line-cinema/ --- # SC4 to host Degrees and Donuts open house April 27 St. Clair County Community College is hosting a free 'Degrees and Donuts' open house on Saturday, April 27, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Prospective students and families can take campus tours and learn about academic programs, transfer opportunities, and support services. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-degrees-and-donuts-open-house-april-27/ --- # Computer and Information Technology Careers This page provides information on computer and information technology career pathways, directing users to the Occupational Outlook Handbook and outlining how to begin studies at SC4. It details degree and certificate options, recommended starter courses, transfer agreements, tuition information, and steps for applying and registering. Source: https://sc4.edu/explore-careers/computer-and-information-technology/ --- # East China School District and SC4 Partner for Automatic Admission SC4 and East China School District have partnered to automatically admit graduates of St. Clair and Marine City High Schools to SC4 without requiring a college application, beginning with the class of 2024. The initiative streamlines the high school-to-college transition and provides early access to scholarships, advising, and college services at no cost to students. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/east-china-school-district-and-sc4-collaborate-to-encourage-post-high-school-education/ --- # Transfer Students This page provides information for students transferring to or from SC4, highlighting associate degree options, the Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA), university partnerships, and reverse transfer processes to save time and money on tuition. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/transfer/ --- # Leadership team A directory of the executive leadership team within the Office of the President at St. Clair County Community College, featuring key officials and their contact information. Source: https://sc4.edu/office-of-the-president/leadership-team/ --- # Future for Frontliners Program Presentation SC4's Admissions and Recruitment Office is hosting a Zoom presentation on November 18 to provide information on the Future for Frontliners scholarship program, which offers tuition-free community college access for Michigan essential workers who worked during the 2020 COVID-19 shutdown. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/learn-more-about-future-for-frontliners-state-scholarship-program/ --- # Plan now for fall classes at St. Clair County Community College St. Clair County Community College is announcing its fall course offerings across 40 disciplines. The page provides information on transfer programs, occupational certificates, and personal enrichment, while directing current and new students to registration and application portals. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4s-fall-semester-schedule-is-available-registration-opens-april-15/ --- # SC4 STEM Fest The SC4 STEM Fest is a free annual event held at St. Clair County Community College, featuring hands-on STEM exhibits and activities for all ages. The 2026 event is scheduled for March 7, 2026, and includes partnerships with various universities and science institutes. Source: https://sc4.edu/stem-fest/ --- # Explore careers This page encourages students to explore various career paths and academic disciplines at SC4, highlighting the college's role in providing degrees and general education courses in STEM and other fields to facilitate rewarding careers and seamless transfer pathways. Source: https://sc4.edu/explore-careers/ --- # Return of Title IV Funds Policy This page explains the federal 'Return of Title IV Funds' policy, which requires students who withdraw from classes before completing 60% of the semester to return a portion of their federal grants and loans based on the percentage of the term completed. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/return-of-title-iv-funds-policy/ --- # St. Clair County Community College alumnus Sean Barton is committed to providing stability and growth for communities and youth through sports and education A profile of SC4 alumnus Sean Barton, highlighting his professional career in educational leadership and sports curriculum development across Arizona and Washington, and his academic journey from SC4 to earning an MBA. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-alumnus-making-mark-on-communities-and-youth-in-arizona-washington/ --- # Skippers Cross Country Showcase St. Clair County Community College (SC4) is hosting the first Skippers Cross Country Showcase on September 1 at Goodells County Park, featuring collegiate and high school athletes from across Southeast Michigan. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-inaugural-high-school-and-collegiate-skippers-cross-country-showcase/ --- # Emotional Support Animal Information regarding emotional support animals and a provider request for information form. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/disability-resources/emotional-support-animal/ --- # College Guest Students Information for students currently enrolled at other institutions or those seeking personal growth to take affordable, transferable freshman- and sophomore-level courses at SC4. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/guest/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Emily Puzan Alumni spotlight featuring Emily Puzan, a family nurse practitioner at Scheurer Health. She shares how SC4's nursing program provided the foundation for her career, leading to her ADN, BSN from University of Michigan, MSN from Spring Arbor University, and current DNP studies at Kent State University. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-emily-puzan/ --- # Financial aid appointment steps This page provides guidance for students seeking financial aid assistance, offering links to the FAFSA and state programs, directions for finding required forms, and options for contacting the Financial Aid Office via phone, email, or scheduled appointments. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/appointment-steps/ --- # California-based alumnus and civil engineer improving quality of life for Orange County residents This page features a profile of Todd Dmytryshyn, an SC4 alumnus and current engineering manager at Moulton Niguel Water District. He discusses how his associate degrees and extracurricular activities at St. Clair County Community College provided the foundation for his successful career in civil engineering and water infrastructure. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/california-based-alumnus-and-civil-engineer-improving-quality-of-life-for-orange-county-residents/ --- # SC4 Student Achievement Awards 2020-21 St. Clair County Community College honors over 150 students for academic, leadership, service, and personal accomplishments during the 2020-21 academic year, despite pandemic disruptions. Lists achievement award recipients, All Michigan Academic Team winners Hailey DeMerritt and Elisabeth Westrick, and Faculty Memorial Award winners Michaelia Day and Katherine Bosma. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-honors-students-for-academic-achievements/ --- # Student Due Process Hearing Procedure This page outlines the formal process for students to appeal disciplinary actions or Code of Conduct violations. It details the prerequisite steps of the Student Complaint Procedure, the role of the Student Conduct Designee, and the structure and operation of the Judicial Board hearing, including eligibility, timelines, and the final decision process. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/student-due-process-hearing-procedure/ --- # Crisis resources This page provides a comprehensive directory of crisis resources for St. Clair County Community College students and the community, including college safety officials, state and national hotlines for sexual assault and domestic violence, medical facilities, and local mental health and community support services. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/campus-security-information/crisis-resource/ --- # Summer courses still available to community guest students St. Clair County Community College is offering affordable summer courses for students seeking extra credits, including Michigan Transfer Agreement courses, business, criminal justice, and health science prerequisites. Many classes are available online with semesters beginning May 14 and June 25. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/summer-courses-still-available-to-community-guest-students/ --- # Sandusky wins Sanilac Academic Games at SC4 Sandusky High School won the 34th annual Raymond T. Dunbar Jr. Sanilac County Academic Games held at St. Clair County Community College's Port Huron campus, competing against seven school districts in language arts, math, science, and social studies. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sandusky-wins-sanilac-academic-games-at-sc4/ --- # Accommodations in College Housing A page providing a form to request college housing accommodations, which is submitted to the Disability Resources located in the Library. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/disability-resources/accommodations-college-housing/ --- # Kate Bosma – TRIO Student of the Month, January 2021 Profile of Kate Bosma, a returning adult student completing SC4's Associate Degree Nursing program. She overcame financial, emotional, and academic barriers with support from SC4's TRIO Student Support Services, the Achievement Center, scholarships, and faculty. Named TRIO Student of the Month for January 2021, she plans to graduate in May and pursue RN licensure. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-kate-bosma/ --- # Class attendance This page outlines the class attendance policies at St. Clair County Community College, stating that policies are set by individual instructors and provided in course syllabi. It emphasizes student responsibility for attendance and warns that unexcused absences or failure to officially withdraw from a course may result in failing grades and impact financial aid eligibility. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/records-and-registration/class-attendance/ --- # Summer Camp Scholarship Information regarding scholarships available for summer camps. Source: https://sc4.edu/summer-camp-scholarship/ --- # Thanks for applying to SC4 as a college guest! A registration checklist for incoming SC4 college guest students, detailing steps to enroll including portal activation, class registration and payment, obtaining a student ID, and purchasing textbooks. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/guest/thanks-for-applying-to-sc4-as-a-college-guest/ --- # SC4 Theater Summer Camp Announcement St. Clair County Community College announces a new theater summer camp for grades 1-9, running July 17-21, 2023, at SC4's Fine Arts Theatre. Participants will learn short scenes and perform at the end of the week. The camp costs $125 per student and aims to build confidence, creativity, and acting skills in a low-stress environment. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-announces-new-theater-summer-camp/ --- # HEERF I This page provides public reporting for St. Clair County Community College regarding the distribution of Emergency Financial Aid Grants under the CARES Act. It details the total funds received ($954,739), the number of students served, the application process, and the reporting dates for expenditures across the 2019-20 and 2020-21 academic years. Source: https://sc4.edu/cares-act/heerf-i/ --- # Guidelines for Code of Conduct Violations Reporting and Action – Exhibit B This document outlines the procedures for reporting and addressing Code of Conduct violations at SC4. It details the documentation process via Maxient or email, levels of disciplinary authority, general guidelines for student exclusion, and specific sanctions for academic dishonesty and disruptive cell phone usage. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/guidelines-for-code-of-conduct-violations-reporting-and-action-exhibit-b/ --- # Internship leads to full-time employment in Texas for SC4 alumna A success story featuring Emily Walsh, an alumna of St. Clair County Community College and Blue Water Middle College Academy. Walsh credits her degree in web development and a digital marketing internship recommended by an SC4 professor for securing her full-time role as a client success manager with the USA Today Network in Texas. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/internship-leads-to-full-time-employment-in-texas-for-sc4-alumna/ --- # SC4 Summer Semester Registration Now Open SC4's summer semester registration opened February 23, offering 100+ courses across 29 disciplines with on-campus and online options. The semester begins May 18. Current students register via Service Center; new students apply free at sc4.edu/apply. Transfer students from four-year institutions are also encouraged to enroll. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-summer-registration-opens-february-23-explore-100-available-courses/ --- # Alumnus Michael Horsey Alumni spotlight on Michael Horsey, who attended SC4 through the Blue Water Middle College Academy before pursuing hockey and military service. SC4 helped him earn credits toward his associate degree using military credits and GI Bill benefits. He now works in NHL broadcast operations and is pursuing a master's in clinical mental health counseling. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-michael-horsey/ --- # Bands and choir Information about the SC4 Symphonic and Jazz Bands, which are open to students and community members by audition, and details on how to join and view performance calendars. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/arts/bands-and-choir/ --- # Summer registration now open at SC4 St. Clair County Community College has opened summer class registration for current students, guest students, and community members. The college offers various courses, including Michigan Transfer Agreement subjects, business, criminal justice, and health science prerequisites, with many available online. Semesters begin May 13. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/summer-registration-now-open-at-sc4/ --- # Employer Interest Form A page for employers interested in utilizing St. Clair County Community College's courses, programs, and apprenticeships to train employees, highlighting various technical labs including robotics, PLC, machining, drafting, and welding. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/employment/apprenticeship/employer-interest-form/ --- # Food and Nutrition Services (SNAP) for Students SC4 informs students about expanded SNAP (Food Stamps) eligibility during the federal public health emergency under CRRSAA. Students enrolled at least half-time who qualify for work-study or have a $0 EFC may apply online, in person, or by paper through Michigan MDHHS. Links to the application and portal for proof of enrollment are provided. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/eligible-sc4-students-may-qualify-for-food-and-nutrition-services/ --- # Tools and technology This page provides students with access to essential digital tools and technology resources at St. Clair County Community College, including the Service Center, Canvas, email, Office 365, and the campus library, along with Help Desk contact information. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/tools-and-technology/ --- # Honors and awards This page lists the students recognized on the President's Honor List for the Summer 2024 term, including their names and locations. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/honors-and-awards/ --- # TRIO Student of the Month Nicholas Reese A student testimonial from Nicholas Reese, a nursing student at SC4, discussing his experience balancing full-time work with his studies and the academic and registration support he received from the TRIO program. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-nicholas-reese/ --- # SVSU This page outlines the partnership between St. Clair County Community College (SC4) and Saginaw Valley State University (SVSU), which provides students with expanded pathways to earn bachelor's and master's degrees locally, including a concurrent BSN program and guaranteed admission for SC4 graduates. Source: https://sc4.edu/svsu/ --- # Protective Service Careers This page provides information on pursuing protective service careers, such as police work and criminal investigation, starting with education at SC4. It outlines potential degree paths, recommended introductory courses, transfer options via the Michigan Transfer Agreement, and tuition benefits, while providing links to apply and meet with advisors. Source: https://sc4.edu/explore-careers/protective-service/ --- # College Housing F.A.Q. A frequently asked questions page for St. Clair County Community College housing, covering topics such as contract terms, parking, roommate requests, ADA accommodations, cancellation policies, safety, prohibited substances, and recommended packing lists. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/college-housing/college-housing-f-a-q/ --- # TRIO Financial Literacy Blog A blog post discussing the importance of budgeting as a remedy for financial literacy issues, introducing the 50-30-20 Rule for allocating income toward needs, wants, and savings. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/spending-creating-a-budget-part-2/ --- # St. Clair County Community College (SC4) 2026 Commencement Ceremony St. Clair County Community College celebrated its 2026 Commencement Ceremony on May 8, honoring 625 graduates. The event highlighted student achievement and a new partnership pathway with Saginaw Valley State University to facilitate bachelor's degree completion in Port Huron. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-celebrates-2026-commencement-honoring-625-graduates/ --- # SC4 Honors Life of Dr. Mark Setter, Names Him Alumnus of the Year The page honors Dr. Mark Setter, a 1974 SC4 graduate and local dentist, who was named the 2019 St. Clair County Community College Alumnus of the Year following his passing on February 2, 2019. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-honors-life-of-dr-mark-setter-names-him-alumnus-of-the-year/ --- # St. Clair County Community College (SC4) launches Challenger Learning Center website SC4 announces the launch of its Challenger Learning Center website and early mission registration for its upcoming Spring 2022 opening. The center provides immersive, space-themed STEM experiences for students, educators, and corporations, starting with the Lunar Quest mission. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/challenger-learning-center-at-sc4-opens-early-registration-for-mission-lunar-quest/ --- # SC4 to hold free health sciences information sessions in March and April St. Clair County Community College is hosting free information sessions from March 18 to April 2 for its health sciences programs, including Paramedic, Medical Assisting, Associate Degree Nursing, and Health Information Technology. Attending a session is mandatory for those interested in the associate degree nursing (ADN) program. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-hold-free-health-sciences-information-sessions-in-march-and-april/ --- # Financial Literacy: Spending A financial literacy article by Daryl Singleton exploring the concept of spending money wisely. It argues that money should be used as a tool rather than spent frivolously, emphasizing that good budgeting and planning are essential to increasing overall financial value. It teases a follow-up piece on budgeting. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/spending-money-part-1/ --- # SC4's Higher Learning Commission Accreditation Reaffirmed St. Clair County Community College (SC4) has had its accreditation reaffirmed by the Institutional Actions Council of the Higher Learning Commission, with the next review scheduled for 2026-27. President Dr. Deborah Snyder noted that the report required no action items, confirming the quality of the institution's faculty, staff, and learning environment. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4s-higher-learning-commission-accreditation-reaffirmed/ --- # Automated floor-scrubbing robot coming to SC4's Health Sciences Building Grand Opening Celebration Sept. 27 St. Clair County Community College is welcoming Neo, an automated floor-scrubbing robot by Avidbots, for the Health Sciences Building Grand Opening Celebration on September 27. The event features technology demonstrations, tours of the hospital simulation wing, health screenings, and a flu clinic. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/automated-floor-scrubbing-robot-coming-to-sc4s-health-sciences-building-grand-opening-celebration-sept-27/ --- # STRIVE Mentorship Program Mentor Evaluation A page dedicated to the mentor evaluation process within the STRIVE Mentorship Program at St. Clair County Community College. Source: https://sc4.edu/wellness/strive-mentorship/evaluation-for-mentor/ --- # SC4 only Michigan college to receive environmental grant St. Clair County Community College (SC4) has been awarded a $1,500 grant from a partnership between the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, DTE Energy Foundation, and ReLeaf Michigan. As the only college or university in the state to receive the grant this year, SC4 will plant 12 trees on campus to support environmental stewardship, manage stormwater runoff, and reduce atmospheric carbon. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-only-michigan-college-to-receive-environmental-grant/ --- # SC4 Releases 63rd Edition of Patterns Magazine St. Clair County Community College released the 63rd edition of Patterns, Michigan's oldest student literary and arts magazine. The article lists award winners across essays, poetry, short stories, and visual art categories, as well as merit selections, for the 2020-21 academic year edition delayed by COVID-19. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/college-celebrates-new-edition-of-patterns-magazine/ --- # 21st annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration The St. Clair County Community College Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and the SC4 Global Diversity Advisory Council are hosting the 21st annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration on January 16, 2023. The event, themed 'Daring to Dream: The Radical Imagination of a New Generation,' will feature speakers and performances and will be held in the Fine Arts Theatre and live-streamed. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-martin-luther-king-jr-day-celebration-jan-16/ --- # The St. Clair County Community College Potters Market returns for its 16th consecutive year The SC4 Potters Market returns for its 16th year starting November 15 in the Welcome Center. The event showcases hand-built and wheel-thrown ceramic work from 24 students, alumni, faculty, staff, and guest artists, offering a shopping and networking opportunity while donating 15 percent of sales to support the arts at SC4. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-potters-market-returns-for-16th-year/ --- # SC4 and RESA continue annual partnership to introduce St. Clair County eighth graders to college St. Clair County Community College, in collaboration with the St. Clair County Regional Educational Service Agency (RESA), hosted nearly 2,000 eighth-grade students for campus tours. The initiative aims to provide early college exposure, introducing students to various educational and career pathways, labs, and facilities to help them plan for life after high school. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-and-resa-continue-annual-partnership-to-introduce-st-clair-county-eighth-graders-to-college/ --- # Fall Classes Now Open for Registration at SC4 SC4 announces fall semester registration is open, offering hundreds of courses across 40 disciplines including nursing, criminal justice, management, and graphic design. The fall semester begins August 19. New students can apply online, current students register via Service Center. Contact enrollment services for assistance. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/fall-semester-classes/ --- # Professor Colleen Forsgren - Faculty Profile Profile of Colleen Forsgren, professor of computer information systems and department head of the Business & Information Technologies Division at SC4. Covers her educational background, career path from TMG Inc. and San Jacinto College to SC4, her teaching philosophy emphasizing project-based learning, and personal life. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-faculty-spotlight-colleen-forsgren/ --- # Alumna Cindy Puente Alumni spotlight featuring Cindy Puente, an LPN Charge Nurse Supervisor at Pomeroy Rochester Skilled Rehab in Rochester Hills. She graduated from SC4's Nursing Program in 1988 and describes her rewarding career as an LPN, working in medical environments and specializing in geriatric care through continuing education. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-cindy-puente/ --- # SC4 to host human trafficking conference with a health care focus April 8 St. Clair County Community College’s nursing department and the Michigan Abolitionist Project are partnering to host a human trafficking conference on April 8. The event focuses on human trafficking from a health care perspective, offering training and assessment tools for professionals, featuring keynote speaker Danielle Bastien. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-human-trafficking-conference-with-a-health-care-focus-april-8/ --- # Roberts takes the extra step in caring for patient A profile on Brooke Roberts, a 2016 St. Clair County Community College graduate and registered nurse at Beaumont Hospital, highlighting her commitment to patient care and her positive experience in the SC4 nursing program. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/roberts-takes-the-extra-step-in-caring-for-patient/ --- # Overview of Grade Appeal Procedure – Exhibit B This page outlines the process for students to appeal a grade based on calculation errors or deviations from the course syllabus. It details a two-step process: an informal resolution attempt with the instructor and department chairperson, followed by a formal hearing conducted by a Grade Appeal Hearing Committee if necessary. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/overview-of-grade-appeal-procedure-exhibit-b-2/ --- # SC4 Offers New African American History Course This Fall SC4 is offering HIS 233 — African American History online this fall, taught by Professor Patricia Frank. The course covers 1619 through Reconstruction, examining the African-American experience including the slave trade, abolition, the Civil War, and Reconstruction. Registration is open for the fall semester beginning August 23. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/new-african-american-history-course-available-at-sc4/ --- # Business and Information Technology An overview of the Business and Information Technology programs at SC4, offering various associate degrees and certificates in fields such as accounting, business, computer information systems, management, and marketing to prepare students for the workforce or transfer to bachelor's programs. Source: https://sc4.edu/programs/business-information-technology/ --- # Alumni of the Month: Hartley's time at St. Clair County Community College allowed her to explore career options A profile of alumna Marissa Hartley, who utilized St. Clair County Community College to explore various career paths before earning degrees from the University of Kentucky and the University of Bristol. She aims to become a national security analyst or defense contractor. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-of-the-month-hartleys-time-at-st-clair-county-community-college-allowed-her-to-explore-career-options/ --- # SC4 Baja team has impressive showing in Kansas Four dual-enrolled St. Clair County Community College students from the mechatronics program competed in the Baja SAE competition in Pittsburg, Kansas. The team finished 52nd out of over 120 teams, outperforming several four-year universities and excelling particularly in the sled pull and suspension events. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-baja-team-has-impressive-showing-in-kansas/ --- # Professor Laurie Lamont Receives SC4 Distinguished Faculty Award Laurie Lamont, a professor of associate degree nursing at St. Clair County Community College, was named the SC4 Distinguished Faculty Award winner for her impact on students, colleagues, and the community. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/professor-laurie-lamont-receives-sc4-distinguished-faculty-award/ --- # Accuplacer Information for new and transfer students regarding the Accuplacer computer-based test for English and math placement, including test components, retake fees, preparation resources, and scheduling options. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/testing-center/accuplacer/ --- # St. Clair County Community College (SC4) students in GD 255: Graphic Design 2 recently turned classroom concepts into wearable art Students in SC4's Graphic Design 2 course collaborated with The Imprint House, a local Port Huron print shop, to learn professional two-color screenprinting. Under the guidance of Professor Sarah Flatter, students developed original T-shirt and tote bag designs, gaining real-world experience in color separation and photo-emulsion processes to bridge the gap between classroom learning and professional practice. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-graphic-design-students-collaborate-with-local-screenprinting-business/ --- # High School Counselors This page provides resources and support for high school counselors helping students transition to post-secondary education, including early admission applications, placement guides, and contact information for dual enrollment and admissions offices. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/high-school-counselors/ --- # New SC4 Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum partnership to bring Experience Center and STEAM programming to Blue Water Area St. Clair County Community College has partnered with the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum to create a 16,000-square-foot STEAM Experience Center in the Clara E. Mackenzie Building. The center offers interactive exhibits and educational programming. A free public preview event, Super Science Day, is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 3. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/new-sc4-ann-arbor-hands-on-museum-partnership-to-bring-experience-center-and-steam-programming-to-blue-water-area/ --- # Derrick Wise Alumni Story Alumni spotlight on Derrick Wise, an ICU RN at Ascension Warren Campus. He credits SC4's nursing program for preparing him to deliver holistic patient care and for enabling him to pursue a BSN, which he earned Summa Cum Laude from Arizona State University. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-derrick-wise/ --- # Local police chiefs credit SC4’s criminal justice program for career success Two Michigan police chiefs, Scott Pike and Brian Mahaffy, discuss how the criminal justice program at St. Clair County Community College (SC4) provided the foundational education and credentials necessary for their professional advancement and success in law enforcement. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/local-police-chiefs-credit-sc4s-criminal-justice-program-for-career-success/ --- # President's Honor List – 2022 Winter Semester Announcement that 1,435 St. Clair County Community College students earned a spot on the President's Honor List for the 2022 winter semester. Students must complete at least six credits with a GPA of 3.0 or higher to qualify. Links to the full list ordered by hometown. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/more-than-1400-sc4-students-earn-honors-3/ --- # Two SC4 students named to All-Michigan Academic Team St. Clair County Community College students Kristy Jevens and Tara Brown were named to the All-SC4 Academic Team, qualifying them for the All-Michigan Team. Both students received $500 scholarships from the SC4 Alumni Association and were honored at a luncheon in Lansing. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/two-sc4-students-named-to-all-michigan-academic-team/ --- # Former television news director prefers paying it forward A profile of Jim Collins, a 1966 SC4 graduate and former television news director, who discusses his career trajectory from community college to reporting on national figures and his commitment to supporting student scholarships at SC4. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/former-television-news-director-prefers-paying-it-forward/ --- # Safe Zone SC4’s Safe Zone initiative creates a welcoming and inclusive environment for the LGBTQ+ community by developing a network of educated and supportive allies among faculty and staff. Source: https://sc4.edu/wellness/safe-zone/ --- # SC4 President Honored as Blue Water Woman Educator of the Year Dr. Deborah Snyder, president of St. Clair County Community College (SC4), has been named Educator of the Year by Blue Water Woman magazine. The honor recognizes her leadership in achieving maximum accreditation, completing the SC4 Fieldhouse, establishing student housing, and planning health science program expansions. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-president-honored-as-blue-water-woman-educator-of-the-year/ --- # Start smart at SC4. An overview of the opportunities available at St. Clair County Community College (SC4), including degree programs, transfer pathways, options for high school and adult students, and various career paths in health care, engineering, and business. Source: https://sc4.edu/smart-start/ --- # Your right to know This page provides prospective and current students with federally mandated information regarding St. Clair County Community College, including graduation and transfer rates, campus security policies, crime statistics, athletic equity, and student privacy rights under FERPA. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/student-right-to-know/ --- # SC4 Partners with ReUp Education to Support Adult Learners SC4 announces a partnership with ReUp Education through Michigan's Re-Enroll with Reconnect grant to help adult learners return to higher education. ReUp provides personalized coaching and technology support, while SC4's advising and financial aid teams assist with re-enrollment through degree completion. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-supports-returning-students-through-partnership-with-reup-education/ --- # Trio Student of the Month: Katherine Beals A personal profile of student Katherine Beals, detailing her educational background, life on a farm, and her future goal of becoming a librarian after graduating from SC4. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-katherine-beals/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Christi Reid Alumni profile of Christi Reid, a Clinical Information Specialist at McLaren Healthcare. She completed LPN and ADN programs at SC4, later earning a BSN and MSN in Informatics from Chamberlain University, and now works in Clinical I.T. after serving during the Covid pandemic. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-christi-reid/ --- # St. Clair County Community College’s 93rd annual Commencement ceremony The page details St. Clair County Community College's 93rd annual Commencement ceremony held on May 5, featuring 683 eligible graduates from various associate degree and certificate programs. It highlights the keynote speaker, award winners, and provides a comprehensive list of graduating candidates sorted by city. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-students-earn-degrees-certificates-at-93rd-annual-commencement-ceremony/ --- # CARES Act This page provides information and reporting documentation regarding the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF) as part of the CARES Act, including institutional and student reporting for HEERF I, II, and III at St. Clair County Community College. Source: https://sc4.edu/cares-act/ --- # Alumni Spotlight: Marcie Rosario Alumni spotlight featuring Marcie Rosario, a Registered Respiratory Therapist at Ascension St. John Hospital in Detroit. She took prerequisite classes at SC4 before transferring to Macomb Community College to complete her respiratory care program in 2008. She now works as a clinical educator for RT students and is pursuing a BSRT degree online. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-marcie-rosario/ --- # SC4 Job Fair SC4 is hosting its annual Job Fair on Tuesday, April 29, 2025, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the SC4 Fieldhouse. The event is free and open to students, alumni, and the public, providing an opportunity to connect with various employers and recruiters. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-annual-job-fair-on-april-29-2025/ --- # SC4 Hosting NJCAA Region XII and MCCAA XC Championships SC4 is hosting the NJCAA Region XII and MCCAA XC Championships at Goodells County Park on October 25. The event qualifies Region XII cross country teams from Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio for nationals. SC4's women's team is ranked 14th and men's 13th nationally. The public is welcome; parking is $10 per vehicle. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-hosts-njcaa-region-xii-and-mccaa-xc-championships/ --- # Advising The page provides information on academic advising services at SC4, including drop-in hours at the Welcome Center, email support for distance students, and guidance on academic appeals. It also offers links to resources for new students, dual-enrollment, transfer support, and the academic calendar. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/advising/ --- # Registration for sc4 fall classes is open: Start here, go anywhere St. Clair County Community College is now accepting registration for fall classes starting August 24. Current students can register via the portal or app, while new students can apply online. The college is currently waiving initial advising and placement testing requirements to facilitate enrollment. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/registration-for-sc4-fall-classes-is-open-start-here-go-anywhere/ --- # Professor Tangie Christmas Named NAACP Award Recipient St. Clair County Community College Professor of Speech Tangie Christmas was honored with the Geri Kimbro Humanitarian Award during the Port Huron Branch of the NAACP’s 60th annual Fight for Freedom Fund Banquet. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/professor-tangie-christmas-named-naacp-award-recipient/ --- # Registration for summer classes at St. Clair County Community College St. Clair County Community College (SC4) has opened registration for summer classes starting May 18. Courses are available for current students, guest students, and community members, with options including Business, Health Science, and technical subjects. Classes are offered in various lengths and formats, including online. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/registration-open-for-summer-2020-classes-at-sc4/ --- # SC4 to add wrestling team in 2017-18 St. Clair County Community College is adding wrestling as its ninth athletic sport starting in the 2017-18 academic year, aiming to create more opportunities for student-athletes in the Blue Water Area and Southeast Michigan. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-add-wrestling-team-in-2017-18/ --- # SC4 Camps! Registration is now open for SC4's 2026 Summer Camps, featuring Athletic, STEM, and Theatre programs for students to explore, create, and compete. Source: https://sc4.edu/camps/ --- # SC4 STEM Fest Registration Registration page for the fifth annual SC4 STEM Fest at St. Clair County Community College, taking place March 7, 2026. The event features over 150 hands-on activities and partnerships with various educational institutions including Michigan Technological University and Michigan State University. Source: https://sc4.edu/stem-fest/stem-fest-registration/ --- # St. Clair County Community College (SC4) welcomed more than 1,500 eighth graders to campus SC4 collaborated with the St. Clair County Regional Educational Service Agency (RESA) for DesignMyFuture Day, hosting over 1,500 eighth graders for campus tours and immersive educational and career pathway experiences to encourage early college exposure. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-welcomes-1500-eighth-graders-to-campus/ --- # Former SC4 basketball player Billy Kerr settles in as Peck School District superintendent A profile on Billy Kerr, a former St. Clair County Community College student athlete who returned to his hometown of Peck, Michigan, to serve as the high school principal and superintendent. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/former-sc4-basketball-player-billy-kerr-settles-in-as-peck-school-district-superintendent/ --- # US Sports Nike Basketball Camp St. Clair County Community College is hosting a US Sports Nike Basketball Camp from July 7 to July 10 in the SC4 Fieldhouse. Led by alum Kieon Arkwright, the camp is open to players aged 8-15 of all skill levels to develop athletic abilities and fundamental basketball skills. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-hosts-us-sports-nike-basketball-camp/ --- # COVID-19 vaccination record This page provides information or requirements regarding COVID-19 vaccination records as part of the SC4 COVID-19 Response plan. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/college-status/covid-19-vaccination-record/ --- # Student Planning FAQ This page provides a comprehensive guide and frequently asked questions regarding the Student Planning tool at SC4, covering how to access the system, plan schedules, register for classes, manage waitlists, drop or withdraw from courses, and track academic program progress. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/records-and-registration/register-for-classes/student-planning-faq/ --- # St. Clair County Community College honored 166 students during its annual Student Recognition Ceremony St. Clair County Community College recognized 166 students during its annual Student Recognition Ceremony on April 12. The event honored students for academic, leadership, personal, and service achievements, including winners and nominees for various awards, academic teams, and student government officers for the 2016-17 and 2017-18 academic years. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-honors-166-students-at-student-recognition-ceremony/ --- # TRIO-Financial-Literacy A blog dedicated to providing skills for financial awareness and literacy, focusing on a person-centered approach to managing financial resources through five key components: earn, spend, save and invest, borrow, and protect. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/welcome-to-the-sc4-trio-financial-literacy-blog/ --- # Gov. Whitmer’s Task Force on Women in Sports to Meet at St. Clair County Community College Nov. 20 St. Clair County Community College (SC4) will host a public meeting of Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s Task Force on Women in Sports on November 20. The task force, chaired by Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, aims to develop strategies supporting opportunities for girls and women in sports across Michigan. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/gov-whitmers-task-force-on-women-in-sports-to-meet-at-st-clair-county-community-college-nov-20/ --- # The Alexander & Celestine Lamere Scholarship Fund The Alexander & Celestine Lamere Scholarship Fund, established for Marine City High School graduates attending St. Clair County Community College, is awarding a record $117,000 to students this fall. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/lamere-fund-awards-117000-to-record-number-of-incoming-and-current-sc4-students/ --- # St. Clair County Community College (SC4) Job Fair St. Clair County Community College is hosting a free Job Fair on Thursday, April 4, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the SC4 Fieldhouse. The event is open to students and community members across various industries, including manufacturing and medical. Companies can register online for a fee to recruit potential employees. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-job-fair-april-4/ --- # Retired NASA Astronaut to Appear at SC4 STEM Fest Retired NASA astronaut Dorothy 'Dottie' Metcalf-Lindenburger will appear at SC4 STEM Fest on March 11, 2023. The free public event runs 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on SC4's Port Huron campus, featuring 100+ hands-on STEM exhibits from SC4, Michigan Tech Mind Trekkers, Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum, and Leslie Science & Nature Center. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-welcomes-retired-nasa-astronaut-to-sc4-stem-fest/ --- # STRIVE Mentorship Program Mentee Evaluation This page is a mentee evaluation form for the STRIVE Mentorship Program within the Wellness section of St. Clair County Community College. Source: https://sc4.edu/wellness/strive-mentorship/evaluation-for-mentee/ --- # Connect with us! A page for alumni and community members to stay connected with St. Clair County Community College by signing up for news and updates and following their social media profiles. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/alumni-community/connect-form/ --- # Ten Reasons to Live in St. Clair County Community College Housing in the Heart of Downtown Port Huron The page outlines ten benefits of living in SC4 College Housing, highlighting its proximity to campus, community support, meal plan options, gym access, furnished units, and opportunities for student involvement and personal growth. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/ten-reasons-to-live-in-st-clair-county-community-college-housing-in-the-heart-of-downtown-port-huron/ --- # SC4 Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Read-in Event Featuring Solomon Johnson SC4's Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion hosts a free public Read-in event on Feb. 4 featuring Detroit-raised artist Solomon Johnson to honor Black History Month. The National African American Read-in tradition, started in 1990, brings communities together to listen to poems, stories, and excerpts by Black authors. Open to K-12 students, SC4 students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/black-history-month-read-in-event-planned-feb-4/ --- # Gotcha award A page allowing users to nominate team members who have exhibited outstanding performance and gone above and beyond for the Gotcha Award, with submissions processed by the Human Resources Office. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-services/gotcha-award/ --- # Runners excited to be part of new cross country program at SC4 St. Clair County Community College has relaunched its cross country program under coach Charles Stallworth. The page introduces the new men's and women's team members and outlines the upcoming competition schedule, including the Golden Grizzly, Tommy Titan, and Spartan Invitationals, as well as the MCCAA and NJCAA Region XII championships. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/runners-excited-to-be-part-of-new-cross-country-program-at-sc4/ --- # TRIO Helped Push Kevin Warnke Toward Educational Goals A student testimonial from Kevin Warnke, who started college at 35 pursuing an associate degree in nursing at St. Clair County Community College. He shares how the TRIO program supported him through challenges, including help securing a HESI test appointment and providing tutoring, ultimately helping him reach graduation. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-helped-push-kevin-warnke-toward-educational-goals/ --- # Loans This page provides information on student loans for SC4 students, including the application process, requirements for first-time and returning borrowers, repayment guidelines, and Stafford loan maximums and interest rates. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/types-of-aid/loans/ --- # SC4 College Housing to Open Doors with Grand Opening Celebration and Open House Aug. 3 St. Clair County Community College announces the grand opening and open house of "The Dock," its fully furnished college housing facility in downtown Port Huron, occurring Friday, Aug. 3. The facility accommodates approximately 80 students and is among the few community college housing options in Michigan. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-college-housing-to-open-doors-with-grand-opening-celebration-and-open-house-aug-3/ --- # Message from the Office of the President A message from the SC4 President outlining the college's commitment to belonging, student success, community, dignity, academic excellence, and collaboration. Source: https://sc4.edu/office-of-the-president/message-from-the-sc4-president/ --- # SC4 Bookstore The St. Clair County Community College Bookstore, located in the College Center Cafe, provides official college apparel, fan gear, art supplies, textbooks, and general school supplies available for purchase in-person or online. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/bookstore/ --- # Athletic Roundup: Volleyball team drops match vs. Henry Ford after strong weekend A sports update for St. Clair County Community College featuring the volleyball team's loss to Henry Ford College, the cross-country teams' second-place finishes at the Firebird Invitational, and the golf team's recent performances at the Thomas Howard Jr. Golf Invitational and an MCCAA Eastern Conference event. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/athletic-roundup-volleyball-team-drops-match-vs-henry-ford-after-strong-weekend/ --- # Acceptable use policy This page outlines the rules and regulations for using St. Clair County Community College's computer, Internet, and email services. It details the privileges granted to users, prohibited activities—such as illegal content, harassment, and copyright infringement—and the potential disciplinary or legal consequences for misuse of these resources. Source: https://sc4.edu/about/consumer-information/acceptable-use-policy/ --- # Business Overview of business education focused on providing practical skills in accounting, business law, management, selling, marketing, and economics to prepare students for entry-level jobs or career growth. Source: https://sc4.edu/landing/business/ --- # SC4 Professor Introduces Virtual Reality Human Biology Course Biology professor Brandis Hubbard at SC4 is launching a virtual reality section of Human Biology (BIO 160) using Oculus Quest headsets. Students attend a virtual classroom twice weekly and complete labs in VR via Canvas. The technology allows 3D interaction with human anatomy, overcoming limitations of textbooks and cadavers. Seats are limited for the fall VR section. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/exciting-new-virtual-reality-human-biology-course-now-available/ --- # St. Clair County Community College and Port Huron High School to host 2019 MHSAA Basketball Quarterfinals St. Clair County Community College and Port Huron High School will host two MHSAA basketball state quarterfinals in March 2019 at the SC4 Fieldhouse, featuring Division 3 boys and Division 2 girls games. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/st-clair-county-community-college-port-huron-high-school-to-host-2019-mhsaa-basketball-quarterfinals/ --- # St. Clair County Community College (SC4) announced Rich Robinson as the next Skippers head baseball coach St. Clair County Community College (SC4) has appointed former assistant coach Rich Robinson as the new head baseball coach for the Skippers. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/32033/ --- # SC4 Students Recognized in 65th Edition of Patterns St. Clair County Community College students received recognition in the 65th edition of Patterns, Michigan's oldest literary and arts publication. Awards were given at a ceremony on April 27 across literature and visual art categories. The edition was designed by student Zoe Palmateer, with faculty direction from Sarah Flatter, Jim Frank, and Gary Schmitz. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-celebrates-65th-edition-of-michigans-longest-running-student-led-literary-and-arts-magazine/ --- # sc4-education-made-a-difference-for-two-long-serving-local-mayors The page features testimonials from Port Huron Mayor Pauline Repp and St. Clair Mayor Bill Cedar, both alumni of St. Clair County Community College. They discuss how the college's accessibility, quality education, and supportive professors helped them in their professional careers and personal lives. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-education-made-a-difference-for-two-long-serving-local-mayors/ --- # SC4 continues its popular Noon and Night Concert Series with a cozy performance by Folk Singer/Songwriter Kitty Donohoe SC4 is hosting folk singer/songwriter Kitty Donohoe for two free performances at the Fine Arts Theatre on March 19, 2026, as part of its Noon and Night Concert Series. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/kitty-donohoe-performs-at-sc4-as-part-of-the-noon-and-night-concert-series/ --- # Meet the high-flying fun-having SC4 Fieldhouse opening Harlem Wizards The Harlem Wizards are visiting Port Huron on Monday, Oct. 3, to help open the St. Clair County Community College Fieldhouse with a comedy basketball game against SC4 and community all-stars. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/meet-the-high-flying-fun-having-sc4-fieldhouse-opening-harlem-wizards/ --- # Summer Class Registration Now Open at SC4 St. Clair County Community College has opened registration for summer classes, available to continuing students, guest students, and community members. Courses span accounting, business, English, math, health sciences, and more, offered online and on-campus. Summer semester begins May 16, with no down payment required through April 1. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/registration-open-for-summer-2022-classes-at-sc4/ --- # St. Clair County Community College will host a Health Education Systems, Inc. (HESI) Prep Workshop SC4 is offering a HESI Prep Workshop on May 10, 17, and 24 to help prospective nursing and radiologic technology students prepare for the required HESI test through tutoring and test-taking strategies. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-hesi-prep-workshop-available-to-help-prepare-potential-nursing-and-radiologic-technology-students/ --- # TRIO Student of the Month Mark Hinkle A profile on St. Clair County Community College student Mark Hinkle, who is overcoming dyslexia with the support of the TRIO program to earn a degree in criminal justice law enforcement and pursue a career as a police officer. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-student-of-the-month-mark-hinkle/ --- # Important housing dates This page provides a comprehensive schedule of critical dates for college housing during the Fall 2026 and Winter 2027 semesters, including move-in/move-out deadlines, contract submission dates, and academic break periods. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/college-housing/important-housing-dates/ --- # Math Careers This page provides information on career opportunities in mathematics, highlighting projected job growth and the use of big data. It outlines how students can start their education at SC4 through various associate degrees and foundational courses, while providing guidance on transferring credits, tuition, and financial aid. Source: https://sc4.edu/explore-careers/math/ --- # SC4 Generates $137 Million Economic Impact for St. Clair County SC4 commissioned an Emsi Burning Glass study showing the college generates $137.7 million in total economic impact for St. Clair County. The report highlights strong returns on investment for students (14.5% ROI), taxpayers ($2.00 return per tax dollar), and society ($8.80 return per dollar invested), along with 2,041 jobs supported in the county. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/new-study-shows-sc4s-economic-impact-on-students-taxpayers-and-society/ --- # Campus wireless Information and instructions for connecting to the wireless internet access at SC4's Port Huron campus, including requirements for students and steps for Android and iOS devices. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/tools-and-technology/campus-wireless/ --- # Financial Aid Night St. Clair County Community College is hosting a virtual Financial Aid Night on October 12 via Zoom. The event is open to students and families to provide information on FAFSA, loans, grants, and scholarships, offering tips to maximize financial aid for college. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-virtual-financial-aid-night-oct-12/ --- # President’s Honor List for the 2021 winter semester A list of 1,455 St. Clair County Community College students who earned a spot on the President’s Honor List for the 2021 winter semester by completing at least six credits with a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-presidents-honor-list/ --- # Skippers host Mott in matchup of nationally ranked men’s basketball teams St. Clair County Community College is hosting a matchup between its 17th-ranked men's basketball team and 16th-ranked Mott Community College on January 17. The event includes a free indoor tailgate party, women's and men's basketball games, and various fan activities. The SC4 Fieldhouse will also host the NJCAA basketball tournament from March 8 to 10. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/skippers-host-mott-in-matchup-of-nationally-ranked-mens-basketball-teams/ --- # Eclipse-Live A page for Eclipse-Live within the St. Clair County Community College website. Source: https://sc4.edu/eclipse-live/ --- # St. Clair County Community College welcomes Saginaw Valley State University leadership St. Clair County Community College (SC4) hosted leadership from Saginaw Valley State University (SVSU) to discuss expanding access to bachelor’s and master’s degree programs in Port Huron. Both institutions intend to draft a Memorandum of Understanding to formalize a partnership that increases educational pathways for residents of St. Clair County. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-and-svsu-explore-expansion-of-bachelors-and-masters-degree-programs-in-port-huron/ --- # Financial Aid Night St. Clair County Community College is hosting a virtual Financial Aid Night on October 13 at 7 p.m. via Zoom. The event is open to students, families, and area residents to provide information on FAFSA, loans, grants, scholarships, and tips for maximizing financial aid awards. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-virtual-financial-aid-night-oct-13/ --- # St. Clair County Community College will hold its 17th annual Free College Day St. Clair County Community College is hosting its 17th annual Free College Day on March 16 at the Port Huron campus. The event features free hourlong classes for children and adults in various subjects, along with drop-in activities. Pre-registration is required for classes. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4s-17th-annual-free-college-day-to-take-place-march-16/ --- # Shafer, LaBaere and Kilpela receive MCCAA honors Three St. Clair County Community College volleyball players—Miranda Shafer, Erica LaBaere, and Jodi Kilpela—received multiple all-conference and regional awards from the Michigan Community College Athletic Association for their performance during the season. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/shafer-labaere-and-kilpela-receive-mccaa-honors/ --- # Petho Family Donates $100,000 for Ellen Petho Design Ideas Memorial Scholarship The Petho family donated $100,000 to SC4 in honor of Ellen Petho, an SC4 alumna and interior designer who passed away in 2023. The gift establishes the Ellen Petho Design Ideas Memorial Scholarship for art and design students, made on SC4's 100th anniversary. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/new-scholarship-honoring-alumna-ellen-petho-to-benefit-sc4-art-and-design-students/ --- # SC4 Health Care Program Information Sessions SC4 is offering free information sessions for its health care programs including Radiologic Technology, Associate Degree Nursing, Practical Nursing, and Transition Programs. Attendance is mandatory for nursing and radiologic technology applicants. Sessions are held throughout fall 2023. SC4 features a newly renovated Health Sciences Building with hospital simulation facilities. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-announces-upcoming-information-sessions-for-those-interested-in-pursuing-health-care/ --- # Joe Gibbons has been selected as the recipient of the St. Clair County Community College (SC4) Distinguished Faculty Award for 2022 Joe Gibbons, a professor of chemistry with 31 years of experience at SC4, has been honored with the 2022 Distinguished Faculty Award. The article highlights his commitment to students, his leadership as the STEM division chair, and his contributions to institutional assessment. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/joe-gibbons-receives-sc4-distinguished-faculty-award/ --- # Alumnus Steven Amey Alumni spotlight on Steven Amey, Director of the Law Enforcement Academy at Ferris State University. He shares how SC4's criminal justice program and instructors shaped his career in law enforcement, his path through multiple degrees, and his continued connection to SC4 as a guest speaker and former instructor. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-dr-steven-amey/ --- # Placement into your first English or mathematics course at SC4 This page outlines the placement requirements and methods for students entering English and mathematics courses at St. Clair County Community College (SC4). It details accepted exams (SAT, ACT, WritePlacer, Accuplacer), guidelines for transfer students, and provides placement charts to help students determine their starting course levels. Source: https://sc4.edu/support-services/testing-center/placement-into-your-first-english-or-mathematics-course-at-sc4/ --- # Due Process Hearing Procedures – Exhibit C This document outlines the formal procedures for Due Process Hearings at the college, detailing the role of the Director of Behavioral Intervention, the composition and function of the Judicial Board, hearing conduct, witness testimony, and the decision-making and appeal process for students facing disciplinary action. Source: https://sc4.edu/policy/due-process-hearing-procedures-exhibit-c/ --- # Ways to Attend SC4 for Free or at a Reduced Rate Overview of financial aid options available to SC4 students, including scholarships, dual enrollment, middle colleges, Michigan Achievement Scholarship, Michigan Reconnect, Fostering Futures, Tuition Incentive Program, and Federal Pell Grants. Encourages students to complete the FAFSA and contact financial aid staff for assistance. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/free-and-reduced-tuition-opportunities-at-sc4/ --- # SC4 News & Events News releases from St. Clair County Community College (SC4) covering upcoming events and initiatives: a free book discussion and film screening on June 17, 2026; a second annual Juneteenth exhibition opening June 11, 2026; a statewide apprenticeship-to-college-credit initiative; and the 2026 Commencement Ceremony celebrating 625 graduates. Source: https://sc4.edu/blog/ --- # Subtle Acts of Exclusion – SC4 DEI Fall 2023 Book Recommendation SC4's Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion recommends 'Subtle Acts of Exclusion' by Dr. Tiffany Jana and Michael Baran as its fall 2023 book. A free guided discussion is scheduled for Nov. 17, 6–7:30 p.m. in SC4's Fine Arts Theatre, facilitated by Dr. Leah Howell and Dr. Portia Watkins. The book is available free at the DEI Office or by request. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/fall-2023-dei-book-recommendation-and-nov-17-discussion-announced/ --- # Kevin Hall Alumni Profile Alumni spotlight on Kevin Hall, Director of National Account and Latin America at Greenworks. He credits SC4 with providing an educational foundation that led to a bachelor's degree at Eastern Michigan University and an MBA in international business from UNC-Wilmington. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-kevin-hall/ --- # SC4 brings groundbreaking musical to the community for six nights starting Nov. 1 St. Clair County Community College is producing a performance of HAIR: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical to honor its 50th anniversary. The production runs from Nov. 1-3 and Nov. 8-10 at the college's Fine Arts Theatre, featuring a young cast and local community collaborations. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-brings-groundbreaking-musical-to-the-community-for-six-nights-starting-nov-1/ --- # TRIO program provides support, helps student match courses to interests A student profile featuring David Moldenhauer, who discusses his experience at St. Clair County Community College and how the TRIO program provided essential guidance and support to help him navigate his academic path and maximize his success. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/trio-program-provides-support-helps-student-match-courses-to-interests/ --- # Maximum Credit Procedure This page outlines St. Clair County Community College's policy limiting students to a lifetime maximum of 300 college credits. Students wishing to exceed this limit must contact the Registrar with a justification. Source: https://sc4.edu/maximum-credits-procedure/ --- # SC4 hosts regional NISOD workshop St. Clair County Community College hosted a NISOD regional workshop on September 20, 2019, titled “Another New Paradigm: The MillennialZ and Educational Technology.” The event aimed to help educators understand Gen Y and Gen Z students to improve motivation and participation. Funding for faculty attendance was provided by the college and the SC4 Foundation's J.B. Sperry Endowment Fund. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-hosts-regional-nisod-workshop/ --- # Bill Kerr Alumni Profile Alumni spotlight on Bill Kerr, Superintendent at Peck Community Schools. Discusses how SC4 built his confidence and provided unique opportunities, his love for positively impacting students and community, and his educational path from SC4 to a BA at SVSU and MPA at UM-Flint. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-bill-kerr/ --- # Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Policy This page outlines the Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) requirements for financial aid recipients at SC4. It details the eligibility criteria regarding completion rate (67%), minimum cumulative GPA (2.0), and maximum timeframe (150% of program length), as well as the processes for financial aid warning, termination, appeals, and reinstatement. Source: https://sc4.edu/admissions/financial-aid/satisfactory-academic-progress/ --- # SC4 Hosting Free Health Sciences Information Sessions Throughout April St. Clair County Community College is hosting free information sessions for three health sciences programs: Health Information Technology, Radiologic Technology, and Medical Assisting. Sessions are held on main campus in April and are the first step for prospective students interested in earning health sciences degrees or certificates from SC4. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-hosting-free-health-sciences-information-sessions-throughout-april/ --- # SC4 Board of Trustees to fill vacant trustee seat at special meeting Oct. 8 The St. Clair County Community College Board of Trustees has received 13 applications to fill a trustee seat vacated by John Adair. A special meeting to consider the applicants is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 8, at 4:30 p.m. in the Welcome Center. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-board-of-trustees-to-fill-vacant-trustee-seat-at-special-meeting-oct-8/ --- # SC4 Career Fair to bring more than 80 employers to campus April 11 St. Clair County Community College is hosting its annual Career Fair on Thursday, April 11, from 1 to 4 p.m. in the SC4 Fieldhouse. The free event is open to students, alumni, and the public, featuring 100 employers across various industries seeking qualified candidates. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-career-fair-to-bring-more-than-80-employers-to-campus-april-11/ --- # Registration for Winter Semester Classes Opens Nov. 2 St. Clair County Community College opens winter semester registration on November 2 with no deposit required. Tuition is about one-third of Michigan four-year university costs. Payment deadlines vary by registration date. Winter semester begins January 11. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/registration-for-sc4-winter-classes-opens-nov-2/ --- # What are you looking forward to this semester? A blog post from St. Clair County Community College asking students about their expectations and excitement for the start of the new semester. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/what-are-you-looking-forward-to-this-semester/ --- # Financial Aid Night St. Clair County Community College is hosting a Financial Aid Night on October 26 at 7 p.m. in the Fine Arts Theatre to provide information on federal, state, and private funding sources, scholarships, and the FAFSA application process for prospective students. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-financial-aid-night-oct-26/ --- # Request a tour This page invites prospective students to visit the SC4 campus in downtown Port Huron to experience its facilities and programs firsthand, providing availability for tours Monday through Friday. Source: https://sc4.edu/request-a-tour/ --- # SC4 Foundation Awards $186,233 in Scholarships The SC4 Foundation has awarded $186,233 in scholarships for the upcoming academic year, including new funds like the Marysville Police Explorers Scholarship and the Janet S. Albrecht-Hillaker Memorial Scholarship. The Foundation provides financial aid and supports campus projects to enhance student learning experiences. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-foundation-awards-186233-in-scholarships/ --- # Don Caluya: From SC4 to NASA Alumni spotlight on Don Caluya, a Filipino immigrant who started at St. Clair County Community College (SC4) before joining the U.S. Air Force, earning a bachelor's in aviation from Ohio State, and now working for Boeing and NASA while pursuing an MBA and aiming to become an astronaut. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-checked-all-the-boxes-for-alumnus-don-caluyas-mission/ --- # 2024/2025 Housing Residential Agreement This document outlines the policies, mission, and requirements for residents of St. Clair County Community College Housing. It covers academic and behavioral standards, payment methods, billing information, staff roles, and various housing fees and regulations. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-life/college-housing/housing-residential-agreement/ --- # Registration for Fall Classes is Open St. Clair County Community College announces fall semester registration is open, with classes beginning Aug. 23. No deposit required through May 21. Covers how current and new students can register, browse the schedule, get advising, and apply. Notes a mix of on-campus and online options following pandemic disruptions. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/registration-for-sc4-fall-classes-is-open-were-here-for-you/ --- # Arts and Design Careers This page provides information on arts and design career paths, linking to the Occupational Outlook Handbook and outlining how students can start their education at SC4 through various degrees, certificates, and foundational courses. It also includes tuition information, financial aid resources, and student testimonials. Source: https://sc4.edu/explore-careers/arts-and-design/ --- # SC4 Radiologic Technology Program Achieves 100% First-Time ARRT Pass Rate for Seventh Year SC4's radiologic technology program achieved a 100% first-time passage rate on the ARRT Exam for the seventh consecutive year in 2020. Twelve graduates passed, bringing the total to 73 since 2012. The program holds an eight-year JRCERT accreditation and prepares students through a 24-month competency-based curriculum with clinical experiences. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-radiologic-technology-program-celebrates-impressive-seven-year-100-percent-first-time-passage-rate-on-national-exam/ --- # It’s not too late to sign up for summer camps at SC4! SC4 is offering various summer camps for students of all ages in July and August, including Esports, Galaxy STEM, Basketball, Cross Country, and Volleyball. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-summer-camps/ --- # SC4 STEM Fest 2024 Announcement St. Clair County Community College announces its second annual SC4 STEM Fest on Saturday, March 9, 2024, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The free, public event features 100+ hands-on STEM exhibits by SC4 and Michigan Technological University's Mind Trekkers, held throughout SC4's Fieldhouse and Clara E. Mackenzie Building. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/on-national-stem-day-sc4-announces-sc4-stem-fest-with-michigan-tech-to-be-held-march-9/ --- # Campus Input The page invites campus members to provide input for the 2024 Board Strategic Planning Process, focusing on the College's Mission, Vision, and Values for the next 5, 10, and 15 years. Source: https://sc4.edu/campus-services/campus-input/ --- # Futures for Frontliners Admissions Advising Day St. Clair County Community College is offering an Admissions Advising Day on Tuesday, Feb. 23, to help approved State of Michigan Future for Frontliners Program participants with the application, acceptance, and registration process via phone or virtual appointments. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/sc4-to-host-futures-for-frontliners-admissions-advising-day/ --- # Area residents can join SC4 on trip to Stratford Festival Theatre St. Clair County Community College is offering a community trip for area residents to see 'The Music Man' at the Stratford Festival Theatre on October 28. The $130 package includes transportation, premier seating, dinner, and a tour of downtown Stratford. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/area-residents-can-join-sc4-on-trip-to-stratford-festival-theatre/ --- # Jessica Totty Alumni Spotlight Alumni spotlight featuring Jessica Totty, a nurse at Lake Huron Medical Center who earned her nursing degree from SC4. She shares how SC4 prepared her and what she values most about her nursing career, emphasizing listening, trust-building, and partnership with patients. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-jessica-totty/ --- # Department directory A directory of college departments providing contact information, including phone numbers and email addresses, for various academic and administrative services at St. Clair County Community College. Source: https://sc4.edu/department-directory/ --- # Mission: Lunar Quest at Challenger Learning Center – Dec. 10 Open Mission SC4's Challenger Learning Center is hosting a public open mission, Mission: Lunar Quest, on December 10 from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Limited to 34 participants ages 10+, at $25 per person. Participants experience a space simulation involving Mission Control and Spacecraft roles focused on STEM skills. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/challenger-learning-center-at-sc4-announces-open-mission-lunar-quest-on-dec-10/ --- # Fundamentals of Stage Makeup (THA 107) at SC4 Promotional news article for SC4's Fundamentals of Stage Makeup course (THA 107), taught by Instructor Stewart Reed. Covers course content including theatrical makeup techniques, assignments like clowns, zombies, and old age effects, diversity topics, and collaboration with the nursing program. Space available; classes begin the week of Aug. 23. Source: https://sc4.edu/news/stage-makeup-class-offers-a-fun-experience-this-fall/