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Philosophy, Mission, and Goals
PHILOSOPHY
The primary purpose of Santa Rosa Junior College is to provide educational opportunities for
diverse students in many di erent elds. Of principal educational importance is the development of intellectual curiosity, integrity, and accomplishment in an atmosphere of academic
freedom.
MISSION
Sonoma County Junior College Districts Mission is to promote student learning throughout
our diverse communities by increasing the knowledge, improving the skills and enhancing the
lives of those who participate in our programs and enroll in our courses. This mission a rms
the Districts responsibility to provide the following:
Lower division academic and vocational education
Basic skills, English language, adult noncredit instruction, support services to improve
student success
Education, training, and services to advance economic development an
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Academic Freedom . . . . . . . . 20
Academic Integrity . . . . . . . . 20
Academic Standards
for Probation, Dismissal,
and Readmission . . . . . . . . . 20
Attendance Requirements . . . 22
Changes in Requirements . . . . 22
Jeanne Clery Disclosure of
Campus Security Policy and
Campus Crime Statistics Act . . 22
Credit by Examination . . . . . . 22
Deans Honor List . . . . . . . . . 23
Directory Information . . . . . . 23
District Regulations . . . . . . . . 24
Equal Opportunity Statement . 27
Faculty Members Obligation
to Students . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Family Educational Rights
and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) . 28
Gender Equity . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Grading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Change of Grades . . . . . . . . . 29
Grading Policy . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Grade Point Average (GPA) . . . 30
Grade Reports . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Matriculation . . . . . . . . . . . .
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to resolve the problem with the faculty
member, sta member, or administrator
who is the source of the complaint. If the
matter is not resolved at Step 1, then the
student may proceed to Step 2.
Step 2. Confer with the immediate supervisor of the person who is the source of
the complaint. If the complaint is about
an instructor, counselor, or librarian, the
immediate supervisor is the Department
Chair. If the department chair does not
resolve the matter, the student should
then confer with the Administrative
Dean who supervises that department. If
the complaint is about another employee of the college, the student should
contact that persons supervisor. If the
matter is not resolved, proceed to step 3.
Step 3. Confer with a Senior Administrator. The senior administrator is the Vice
President who supervises the program
or department where the complaint
originated. For example, if
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4 . Attend Environmental Forum lectures
or register for the Environmental Forum
(ENVST 40) for 1 unit of credit.
5 . Register for courses in Natural Resources
Management, which study the conservation of natural resources (e.g., NRM 84, 85
and 88).
6 . Serve a semester-long internship with an
environmental organization in Sonoma
County, such as the Sierra Club, Zero Population Growth, or Sonoma County Conservation Action, and receive college credit for
participating in a project of environmental
consequence (CI 52, 0.5-3 units).
For additional information on environmental
courses, see the Environmental Studies section of the SRJC Schedule of Classes.
Library and Media Services
SANTA ROSA CAMPUS
The Doyle Library is located in the center of
the Santa Rosa Campus. It houses a book
collection of 121,000 volumes, an excellent
collection of periodicals, a comprehensive
reference collection, com
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MARGARET LING VOCATIONAL NURSING SCHOLARSHIP
GEORGE LITTRELL HORSE MANAGEMENT SCHOLARSHIP
LIVINGSTON RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY HIGHEST ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
J. M. LONG FOUNDATION BOOK AWARD
ELROSE G. AND JOHN B. LOUNIBOS SCHOLARSHIP
MILTON R. LUCAS MEMORIAL NATIVE AMERICAN SCHOLARSHIP
ANDREW J. LUVISI VITICULTURE SCHOLARSHIP
JOHN PATRICK LYNCH MEMORIAL JOURNALISM SCHOLARSHIP*
JIMMY MACDONALD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT
MARGARET DONOVAN MACLAY MEMORIAL HISTORY SCHOLARSHIP*
ALBERT AND HELEN MAGGINI PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD*
PATRICIA MAGGIORA MEMORIAL ART SCHOLARSHIP
HEROLD AND CONNIE MAHONEY SCHOLARSHIP FOR PETALUMA CAMPUS STUDENTS*
PAUL MANCINI MEMORIAL AGRICULTURE SCHOLARSHIP*
OSCAR AND BETTY MANN MEMORIAL AGRICULTURE SCHOLARSHIP
AUDREY CALL MARCELLI MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP
MARTIN DON M
ARCOTT CEST SCHOLARSHIP
DONNA AND KEN MARTIN SRT SCHOLARSHIP
JOYCE E. MATTERN MEMORIAL EOPS OUTSTANDING STUDENT AWAR
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Majors: Civil Surveying Technology
Civil Surveying Technology: Civil
Engineering (AS)
Program of Study Code: 002016
Term E ective: SUMMER 2004
45 Units
(707) 527-4376
srjcmajor002016@santarosa.edu
Program Requirements:
The Civil and Surveying Technology: Civil
Engineering major prepares students for
technical positions in the civil engineering, land
development, land planning, and engineering
construction professions.
Civil and Surveying Technology Core
Requirements complete 26 units
APTECH 54A
Introduction to Geographic Information
System (GIS)
APTECH 55
Basic Drafting Skills
APTECH 56
Introduction to Computer-Aided Drafting
CEST 51
Civil Drafting Technology
CEST 192
Non-Technical Skills for the Civil
Engineering Technician
SURV 50
Introduction to Plane Surveying
SURV 51
Plane Surveying Applications
Complete any combination totaling at
least 4.0 units from the followi
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Majors: Machine Tool Technology Natural Sciences
Machine Tool Technology (AS)
Program of Study Code: 002015
Term E ective: FALL 2005
39.5 Units
(707) 527-4488
srjcmajor002015@santarosa.edu
Program Requirements:
The Machine Tool Technology major o ers
both theoretical and hands-on training related
to lathes, vertical mills, drill press, hand tools,
Computer Numeric Control (CNC) lathes and
mills, and Computer Aided Machining (CAM).
Machine Tool Technology Requirements complete 38.5 units
APTECH 55
Basic Drafting Skills
APTECH 56
Introduction to Computer-Aided Drafting
IED 90A
Technical Mathematics
IED 90B
Technical Mathematics
MACH 51A
Beginning Machine Tool Technology
MACH 51B
Advanced Machine Tool Technology
MACH 52
Blueprint Reading for Machine and
Related Industries
MACH 53
Metrology
MACH 61A
Ferrous Metallurgy
MACH 61B
Non-Ferrous Metallurgy
MACH 80A
Introduction
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Aeronautical and Aviation
Technology
Program of Study Code: 003098
Term E ective: FALL 2004
18 Units
(707) 527-4641
srjccerti cate003098@santarosa
.edu
Program Requirements:
The Aeronautical and Aviation Technolog
Career Certificate prepares students to
work in several aviation occupational areas,
including commercial, agricultural, and
photogrammetry.
Aeronautical and Aviation Technology
Requirements complete 18 units
AERO 50
Airplane Pilot Basic Course
AERO 50L
Airplane Pilot Basic Course Lab
AERO 51
Instrument/Pilot Ground School
AERO 51L
Instrument Pilot Rating Course, Lab/
Lecture
AERO 52
Airplane Pilot Advanced Course
AERO 52L
Airplane Pilot Advanced Course,
Lab/Lecture
Complete any combination totaling at
least 3.0 units from the following:
AERO 55
Aviation Weather
METRO 10
Introduction to Meteorology
Other Essential Program Information:
AERO 50 and 50L, 51
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Dietetic Technology
Program of Study Code: 003022
Term E ective: FALL 2004
14 Units
(707) 527-4395
srjccerti cate003022@santarosa
.edu
Program Requirements:
The Dietetic Technology Achievement
Certificate prepares individuals to manage
an efficient, safe and healthful food service
program. Students acquire skills for supervising
both food production and personnel in health
care and other food service institutions.
Dietetic Technology Requirements complete 14 units
DIET 50
Sanitation Safety
DIET 52
Management Training Techniques
DIET 55
Food Production Management
DIET 55L
Food Production Clinical Experience
DIET 57
Modi ed Diets
Complete any combination totaling at
least 2.0 units from the following:
FDNT 63
Dimensions of Nutrition
FDNT 62
Nutrition Diet Therapy
FDNT 10
Elementary Nutrition
Other Essential Program Information:
Students must complete FDNT 62 or FDNT 63 or
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Parks and Recreation Management
Program of Study Code: 003278
Term E ective: FALL 2004
15 Units
(707) 527-4408
srjccerti cate003278@santarosa
.edu
Program Requirements:
The Park and Recreation Management
Achievement Certificate is designed for
individuals who have a background or
experience in natural resources, and who
wish to acquire specific skills and knowledge
necessary for successful job performance in
the field of park and recreation management.
The program provides training for technician
level positions in visitor information services,
and forest recreation, maintenance, resource
protection and public safety in our local, state,
and federal parks and forests.
Parks and Recreation Management
Requirements complete 15 units
NRM 60
Introduction to Outdoor Recreation
NRM 61
Outdoor Recreation Management
NRM 63
Park Interpretation
NRM 72
Forest Fire Control Its Use
NRM
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California Articulation Numbering System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150
General Course Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152
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