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ABOUT NWCCD
MISSION
Creating student success through educational
leadership.
To achieve this, the College provides the following: General education to furnish students with a common core of
knowledge appropriate to an Associate degree holder; Programs of study at the freshman and sophomore levels to
prepare students to successfully transfer to the baccalaureate
program of their choice; Technical education and training to prepare students to enter or
re-enter the job market, emphasizing employment opportunities
in the College service area; Continuing education to assist people in upgrading job skills for
career advancement and in gaining personal enrichment; Assistance to students in successfully meeting their educational
goals through an appropriate variety of student support
programs; and Help in the ec
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DISCIPLINARY ACTION- ALCOHOL/DRUGS
Pursuant to changes made in 1997 to the Family Education
Rights and Privacy Act, the district may contact parents or legal
guardians of students under the age of 21 who are involved in
disciplinary actions related to the use or abuse of alcohol or drugs.
This notifi cation may take place when it is deemed prudent by the
district in order to protect the health and well-being of the student.
Procedures for informing parents or legal guardians are as follows: Parents or legal guardians may be notifi ed after the
second offense. Notifi cation may take place after the fi rst offense if the situation
is considered violent and/or threatening to the health or
well-being of the student or of a victim, or are multiple
violations of the code of conduct are committed.
Informati
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About Biology...
Under the title biologists are a
number of specialized career areas
that all relate to the study of life. Biologists spend their lives dedicated
to learning more about how life and
living things function and interact.
Biologists conduct scientifi c tests
on everything from microscopic
organisms living 20 miles below the
surface of the ocean, to entire ecosystems, to the complex functions
of the human body.
The Biology program at NWCCD:
Sheridan College and Gillette
Campus is designed to give students a broad background in the sciences with an emphasis in
the biological or life sciences. The goal of the program is to provide students with knowledge in
the biological sciences, chemistry, mathematics and general education electives to prepare them
to transfer as juniors to a university in the specialty they choose. NW
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About the Victim Advocacy Emphasis...
Fall Semester
Credit Hours
ENGL 1010-English Composition I .......................................... 3
POLS 1000-American and Wyoming Government .................. 3
SOC
1000-Sociological Principles .................................... 3
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1100-Social Problems ............................................... 3
CRMJ 2120-Introduction to Criminal Justice ............................ 3
CRMJ 2150-Introduction to Victimology ................................... 3
Total Credit Hours ..................................................................... 15
Options:
Certifi cate of Completion
Associate of Applied Science Degree
Spring Semester
Credit Hours
ENGL 2010-Technical Writing I ............................................... 3
PHIL 2300-Ethics in Practice ....................................
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About the Food and Meat Science Program ...
Offered Only At SC
Options:
Associate of Applied Science Degree
Freshman Year
Fall Semester
Credit Hours
ENGL
1010 English Composition I 1 .................................... 3
Math Requirements 1................................................................3-4
AGEC
1000 Agriculture Orientation ..................................... 2
FDSC
1500 Lamb Fabrication ............................................. 2
FDSC
2060 Fresh Meat Processing ................................... 3
Program Elective 1....................................................................... 3
Total Credit Hours .............................................................16-17
Spring Semester
Credit Hours
Government Requirement ............................................
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Sheridan College Gillette Campus, contact:
Sheridan College
Admissions Offi ce
307-674-6446 ext 2002
800-913-9139 ext 2002
admissions@sheridan.edu
With so many companies
doing business
internationally these days,
the need for people who are
able to speak more than one
language is paramount.
Probably the most widely
spoken language in the
United States, aside
from English, is Spanish.
Companies both large and
small are in need of people
who can speak Spanish, and
are constantly searching for
qualifi ed employees who
can do so.
The Modern Language program at NWCCD: Sheridan College and Gillette Campus is designed
to provide students with a working knowledge of Spanish so they will be able to read and
communicate in the language. Students also become familiar with the cultural traditio
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Sheridan College Gillette Campus, contact:
Sheridan College
Enrollment Services
307-674-6446 ext 2002
800-913-9139 ext 2002
admissions@sheridan.edu
You might say that in many
pharmaceutical dispensaries,
pharmacy technicians are
invaluable. Without their
assistance, pharmacists would
be inundated with prescriptions
that could take a considerable
amount of time to fi ll, which
would cause lines to form and
customers tempers to rise.
Pharmacy Technicians must
work under the supervision of a
Licensed Pharmacist.
The primary duty of Pharmacy Technicians, whether they work in a hospital or retail pharmacy
is to work directly with the patient or customer receiving written prescriptions, mixing and fi lling
them according to the pharmacists direction. Pharm Techs, as theyre sometimes referred t
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CMAP*1505 Introduction to Computers
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This is a short course intended to introduce students to elementary
computer technology. The course will cover computer terminology,
hardware, software, disk management, operating systems,
telecommunications, databases and basic word processing. (Flexible
Learning) Comments: Prior to spring 2005, CMAP 1505 was listed as
CMAP 1540 Computer and Tech Essentials.
CMAP*1610 Windows I
(2.00 cr.)
Windows is intended to expand the students knowledge of Windows
software. Beginning to advanced features will be explored in this course.
Managing a hard drive system, Dynamic data exchange, object linking and
embedding, along with optimizing the Windows confi guration are included
in this course. In addition, running and installing Windows programs a
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FSHM*1530 Basic Cost Control
(2.00 cr.)
This course will teach students how to maximize food service profi tability
by controlling producttion cost. Utilizing practical methods for successful
food, beverage and labor cost controls, the student will explore all other
factors infl uencing labor cost, meeting performance standards and in-house
training. (2 lect hrs/week)
FSHM*1540 Managing Customer Service
(3.00 cr.)
Managing Customer Service will show managers methods to gain and
retain guests and employees through exceptional customer service. Basic
service principles and current trends will be presented while emphasizing
the special needs of guests. Creating a working environment friendly to the
advancement of customer service in the business arena is a main focus of
this class. (3 lec
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* Frederic Harriet St. Clair Thorne-Rider Scholarship
Available to: Freshman and sophomore students.
Cody Warnke Memorial Scholarship
Available to: Students who are studying at least time in the
Colleges vocational technical program preference given to those
in the carpenter apprenticeship and/or construction technology
program.
*Henry D. Esther Watenpaugh Memorial Scholarship
Available to: Sophomore agriculture major from Wyoming or
Montana.
*Joe Arlene Watt Athletic Scholarship
Available to: Womens Basketball Team member.
*Joe Arlene Watt Superior Student Scholarship
Available to: Students attending Sheridan College who have a
minimum GPA of 3.0.
*William Lorene Welch Business Scholarship
Available to: Sheridan College students studying topics in Business.
*Welding Scholarship
Available to: Wyoming r
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Sheridan Campus
1. Griffith Student Services Center
Admissions
Advising Assessment
Financial Aid
Records Registration
2. Whitney Building
Administration
Business Office
Center for Technology-
Enhanced Learning
(CTEL)
Dental Programs
Humanities
Fine Arts
Massage Therapy
Nursing Programs
Social Science
University of Wyoming
3. Griffith Memorial Building
Adult Education
Advantage Tutoring
Center for a Vital Community
Community Development
Library
Media Services
Sheridan College Foundation
Special Collections
Transitional Services
Writing Center
4. Bruce Hoffman Golden Dome
(PE Center)
Fitness Center
Gymnasium
Physical Education Center
5. Thorne-Rider Student Commons
Bookstore(The General Store)
Campus Police
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