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Chemeketa Community College2000-2001 Catalog
TABLE OF CONTENTSApplication Form.iiiAbout Chemeketa .vChemeketa Community College District .viIntroducing Chemeketa.1Academic Calendar.2Admission and Registration .4How to Enroll at Chemeketa .5Money Matters .7Credit Class Tuition .8Financial Aid Available at Chemeketa .10Academic Information .13Student Development Services .16Student Services .18Career and Employment Advising .20Employment and Work-Based Learning Services .20Services to the Community .21Student Life .23Education for the Community .25Degrees, Diplomas, Certificates and Transfer Information .27Degrees .28Certificate of Completion .29High School Completion, GED & ABE .29College Transfer Procedures .30Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer Degree Requirements .31Associate of Applied Science Degree Requirements .32Associate of General Studies Degree Requirements .33Eastern Oregon University .34Oregon Institute of Technology .35Oregon State University .36Portland State University .37Southern Oregon University .38University of Oregon .39Western Oregon University .40Programs of Study .41Program Guide .42Accounting .44Agriculture .45Anthropology .45Art .46Automotive Technology .46Biology, Botany, General Science, Entomology, Zoology .48Building Construction Training .48Building Inspection Technology .49Business Administration .51Business Technology .52Chemistry .57Chiropractic .58Civil Engineering Technology .58Computer Electronics Technology .59Computer Programming .60Computer Science .61Criminal Justice .62Dental Assisting .63Dental Hygiene .64Drafting Technology— CAD .64Early Childhood Education .67Economics .68Education .69Electronics Technologies .71Emergency Medical Technology/ Paramedic .73iiEngineering .74English .75English as a Non-native Language .75Entomology .76Farm Business Management .76Financial Services .76Fire Protection Technology .78Foreign Languages .80Forest Resources Technology .81Forestry .81General Studies .82Geography .83Geology .83Health, Health Education .84Health Services Management .84History .87Home Economics .87Hospitality and Tourism Management .88Hotel, Restaurant, and Resort Management .89Human Services .89Industrial Technology and Apprenticeship .91Integrated Circuit Mask Design .92Journalism .93Juvenile Corrections Certificate .94Management .94Manufacturing Engineering Technologies .95Manufacturing Engineering Technologies (college transfer) .96Mathematics .97Medical Office Assisting .98Network Technology .99Nursing .100Nursing (college transfer) .101Occupational Skills Training .101Philosophy .102Physical Education/ Human Movement Studies .102Physics .103Political Science .104Pre-Engineering .104Pre-Law .104Pre-Professional Study (medicine, dentistry,veterinary medicine) .105Professional-Technical Teacher Preparation .105Psychology .106Real Estate .106Small Business Management .107Sociology .108Speech .108Vineyard Management .109Visual Communications .110Welding .111Winemaking .112Zoology .113Course Descriptions .115Definitions of Electives .116Board of Education .179College Staff .179Student Rights and Responsibilities .182Index .184Chemeketa Salem Campus .186
Student Record Form(Application(ApplicationForm)Form)Providing your Social Security number is voluntary. If you provide it, the college will use your Social Security number forkeeping records, doing research, aggregate reporting, extending credit, and collecting debts. Your Social Security number willnot be given to the general public. If you choose not to provide your Social Security number, you will not be denied any rightsas a student. Please read the statement on page 13 which describes how your number will be used. Providing your SocialSecurity number means that you consent to use of the number in the manner described. Contact the Student Records(Admissions) Office for additional information. Term I plan to enroll at Chemeketa:Fall (September)Winter (January)Spring (April)Summer (June) I plan to register for:Social Security or ID number:Non-credit classes onlyN1-5 creditsAName:6-11 creditsBLastFirstMI12 or more creditsCEvenings onlyEMailing address: Please check one: (voluntary)CityStateWhite1African American2Hispanic3American Indian or Alaskan Native4Asian or Pacific Islander5ZipCountyTelephone:()()DayEveningHave you lived in Oregon 90 days prior to the term you intend to begin?Are you a citizen of the United States?YesYesNoNoIf not, are you a permanent resident of the United States?YesNoIf you are not a citizen or permanent resident of the United States, of what country are you a citizenor permanent resident?Name of CountryResident Alien number: (documentation may be required)Date of Birth:Age:MonthGender:FemaleDayMaleYearAre you a U.S. Veteran? I have completed high school as follows (check one):Did not complete high schoolNStill in high schoolSHigh school graduateHGEDGAlternative high school diplomaDCertificate of Initial Mastery (CIM)ICertificate of Advanced Mastery (CAM)AExternal diploma programEAttendance completionTProficiency examPYesNoI certify that all statements on thisapplication are complete and true. Ialso understand that if I am admittedand do not enroll for the term to whichI am admitted, I will need to reapplyfor admission. No submitted materialswill be returned or duplicated. High school information:School name:City:State:Received high school diploma or GEDYear received:XSignature Name of last Oregon college attended other thanChemeketa:School name:City:State:Did you attend college outside Oregon?Yes Prior to Chemeketa, I have completed college asfollows (check one): Select the three-digit program code from page iv ofHave not attended collegeShort-term training, private vocational schoolaward, or other1One-year certificate from a community college2Associate degree3Bachelor's degree4Master's degree5Doctorate or professional degree6DateReturn this form toStudent Records (Admissions) OfficeBuilding 2, Room 200Chemeketa Community CollegePO Box 14007Salem, OR 97309-7070NoIf yes, what state?0Chemeketa Community Collegereleases only very limited informationregarding students, includingenrollment status, dates of enrollment,degree or certificate earned, programof study, athletic statistics, and honorsawarded. If you do not want anyperson outside the college, includingprospective employers, to obtain thisinformation, you must file a Requestfor Non-Disclosure of StudentInformation Form with the StudentRecords (Admissions) Office.For more informationPhone: (503) 399-5006Fax: (503) 399-3918www.chemeketa.eduthis catalog that best describes your area of study orarea of interest and enter below.Program title:Chemeketa Community College is an equalopportunity, affirmative action institution.iii
PROGRAM CHOICES SELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS OF STUDY:PERSONAL ENRICHMENT (Classes taken for personal or professional development. You are not seeking a degree.)(900) Non-credit - Use this code only if all courses are non-credit.(180) CreditPROFESSIONAL-TECHNICAL PROGRAMSSome programs listed below may have special admission requirements, prerequisitesand/or require assessment before admission. Contact the Advising and CounselingCenter at 399-5120 for assessment.(42B) Accounting(45B) Automotive Technician or Auto Body Repair(48X) Building Construction Training(63A) Building Inspection - One-year Option(63B) Building Inspection - Two-year Option(43B) Business Technology - Administrative Assistant Option(43B) Business Technology - Business Assistant Option(43B) Business Technology - Information Processing Option(43B) Business Technology - Medical Option(43B) Business Technology - Office Accounting Option(43B) Business Technology - One-year Option(52T) Business Technology - Clerical Basics(068) Child Development Certificate(45Q) Civil Engineering Technology(45H) Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing(12C) Computer Electronics Technology(42K) Computer Programming(42T) Computer Programming - Microcomputer Support Specialist(44K) Criminal Justice (One year Juvenile Corrections Certificate &Two year Associates Degree)(09N) Dental Assisting(45H) Drafting Technology - CAD(44M) Early Childhood Education (One- and Two-year)(16C) Education Certificate(12C) Electronic Engineering(48H) Electronic Engineering - Advanced Technology Certificate One-year(60U) Emergency Medical Technology-Paramedic(42H) Financial Services (One- and Two-year)(57P) Fire Prevention(05F) Fire Suppression(45Y) Forest Resources Technology(09Q) Health Services Management - Health Information Technician(09Q) Health Services Management - Health Services Management(09Q) Health Services Management - Medical Transcriptionist(06B) High School Completion(42P) Hospitality and Tourism Management(41K) Human Services - Addiction Studies and Social Services(49H) Human Services - Addiction Counseling Certificate(160) Industrial Technology(12C) Integrated Circuit Mask Design(42D) Management(45M) Manufacturing Operations(45M) Manufacturing Technology(45H) Mechanical Design(09R) Medical Office Assisting(12C) Microelectronics/Industrial Electronics(12J) Network Technology(08N) Nursing(191) Pre-Nursing(705) Occupational Skills Training(190) Pre-Professional-Technical(16P) Professional-Technical Teacher Preparation (One- and Two-year)(42R) Real Estate(45Q) Survey Technology(706) Travel Agency Operations(62A) Vineyard Management(62D) Vineyard Operations(45W) Visual Communications(137) Welding(136) Welding Fabrication(62F) Winemaking (Two-year)(62H) Winemaking Certificate6/00ivLOWER DIVISION COURSES OF STUDY WHICH MAY BE TRANSFERREDTO OREGON’S FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES(210) LDC-BusinessAccounting*** Business Administration(320) LDC-Computer Sciences*** Computer Science(220) LDC-Education*** Elementary*** Secondary(330) LDC-Engineering*** Engineering(340) LDC-Forestry*** Forestry(280) LDC-General Studies*** ExploratoryGeneral StudiesUndecided Majors(275) LDC-HealthCommunity Health*** Health Education*** Nursing(240) LDC-Home EconomicsChild Development*** Home Economics(350) LDC-Hotel, Restaurant, and Resort Management*** Hotel, Restaurant, and Resort Management(230) ArtEnglishForeign Theater(310) LDC-Mathematics*** Mathematics(270) LDC-Physical Education/Human Movement Studies*** Physical Education(300) tryChiropracticDental HygieneEntomology*** GeologyHorticulture*** OceanographyPhysical Science*** Physics*** Pre-Professional Study(Medicine, Dentistry, and Veterinary Medicine)*** Zoology(260) LDC-Social Sciences*** Anthropology*** EconomicsEthnic Studies*** Geography*** HistoryLaw Enforcement-Corrections*** Political SciencePre-Law*** Psychology*** SociologyThree stars (***) indicate which transfer courses of study are included in the college catalog.
CHEMEKETA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT MAPTraining and Economic Development Center365 Ferry St. NESalemCommercial St.State St.McMinnville Campus500 N Hill Rd.McMinnvilleWoodburn Campus120 E Lincoln St.WoodburnTED CenterAdams St.First St.Baker St.Satter Dr.Lincoln StYamhillCarltonSheridanAmity WillaminaAuroraDaytonButtevilleDonaldSt. PaulHubbard Grande Ronde RickreallIndependenceFalls City KeizerSalem Scotts MillsN TurnerSublimityAumsville Pedee Winema Pl.Mt. AngelSilvertonMonmouthStaytonGates Jefferson LyonsDetroit Mill CityMARIONLINNChurch ncaster Dr.YAMHILL Cooley Dr. McMinnvilleChemeketaCampusFront St. West 2nd St. Salem Campus4000 Lancaster Dr. NESalemChemeketaSkillsCenterHarrison St.ChemeketaCampusHill Rd.Liberty St.Ferry St.JeffersonOak St.Main St.ChemeketaCampusGolf Club Rd.ChemeketaCampusAcademy St.Highway22Cascade Hwy.Sublimity Rd.Santiam Campus11656 Sublimity Rd. SESublimityDallas Campus182 SW Academy St.DallasChemeketa CampusesCommunities where Chemeketa classes are heldvi
INTRODUCING CHEMEKETA College transfer courses are for students who wish to continue their education at a four-year college or university.If you successfully completeChemeketa’s two-year college transferprogram, you may also earn an OregonAssociate of Arts transfer degree. Seepage 31 for requirements.Some of our professional and technicalprograms also include courses whichmay be transferred for college credit.For more specific information, consultwith a Chemeketa counselor or advisor,or with the four-year institution youwish to attend. Generally, transfercourses are numbered 100 or above.WELCOME TOCHEMEKETA COMMUNITYCOLLEGEwww.chemeketa.eduChemeketa is your community college.Our goal is to serve all of our studentsin every way we can.You can finish your first two years atChemeketa, take the professional-technical training you need to qualify for ajob, or finish your high school education. You can explore career ideas,retrain or add to your job skills, or getprofessional help on how to run a business. You can pursue a special interestor broaden your education.You can fit as much of this as you wantinto your life. You may go to school fulltime to finish a one- or two-year program. You may go part time to take aclass or workshop or two. You mayattend classes and special events on theSalem Campus or at the college’sDallas, McMinnville, Santiam, orWoodburn campuses. We also offerclasses in schools and other locations incommunities throughout the college district. You can even stay home and take aclass by television or computer.Whatever your goals and interests, weare willing (and usually able) to meetyour needs. We want to help you add tothe quality of your life.WHAT KINDS OF EDUCATIONDOES CHEMEKETA OFFER?Basically, Chemeketa has four areas ofstudy: Professional-technical education trainsstudents who want to qualify for workin specific fields. We offer more than 40professional-technical training programs. In some of these, you may earn aCertificate of Completion in one year.In most programs, you may earn anAssociate of Applied Science degree. Itusually takes two years to meet therequirements; it may take longer if youattend part time or don’t have the prerequisite skills.In addition to vocational classes, ourprofessional-technical programs includegeneral education courses. The aim ofthese courses is to help you becomemore competent in writing and mathematics and gain knowledge of humanities, communications, sciences, andsocial sciences. Lifelong learning is important atChemeketa. We encourage you to continue to learn throughout your life. Weoffer many credit and non-credit classes, workshops, and short courses.Chemeketa classes can help you toimprove your technical, vocational, avocational, and academic knowledge andskills; to retrain for new positions; andto continue your personal development. Developmental skill building classesare offered for people who want to learnbasic reading, writing, mathematics, andstudy skills; finish high school; or learnEnglish as a second language.Chemeketa schedules classes during theday, evenings, and on weekends.CHEMEKETA’S FACULTYChemeketa has over 245 full-time faculty members. In general, faculty whoteach college transfer courses have atleast a master’s degree; some have doctorates. Faculty in professional-technicalprograms generally have a rich background which combines education withpractical, on-the-job experience. Inaddition, we hire an average of 600adjunct faculty each year. Many of themteach evening classes on subjects directly related to their full-time jobs in thecommunity.1
ACADEMIC CALENDARFall2000Registration BeginsDay and evening classes 2001(tentative)Please check each term’s Schedule of Classes for registration information.September 25January 8April 2June 25September 24Last day to withdraw and receive a refundOctober 6January 19April 13July 6October 5Last day to register or add classesOctober 13January 26April 20July 13October 12Audit requests dueOctober 20February 2April 27July 20October 19Graduation applications for next term dueOctober 20February 2April 27July 20October 19HolidaysNovember 10Nov. 23, 24January 15May 28July 4November 12Nov. 22, 23Last day to withdraw from classeswithout responsibility for gradesNovember 17March 2May 25July 27November 16June 11-14August 13-16December10-13June 15August 17December 14Review and final examsEnd of termGraduationGED and High School CompletionOne- and two-year programs2December 11-14 March 19-22December 15March 23June 16 (3 p.m.)June 16 (7 p.m.)
HOW ARE WE SUPPORTED?As a public institution, most of the college’s financial support comes fromlocal property taxes, state school support funds, tuition, and fees.WHAT IS OUR HISTORY?Chemeketa’s roots began in 1955 whenthe local school district establishedSalem Technical Vocational School. Thecommunity college district was formedin September 1969.OUR CREDENTIALSThe Northwest Association of Schoolsand Colleges granted full accreditationto Chemeketa in December 1972. Inaddition, the Oregon Department ofEducation has approved all of our professional-technical programs and college transfer courses. Professional associations have also accredited those professional-technical programs whichrequire approval.For more information on accreditationand approvals, contact the office of theVice President of Academic Services inBuilding 5 on the Salem Campus at(503) 399-5144.WHERE IS CHEMEKETA?The Chemeketa Community Collegedistrict covers more than 2,600 squaremiles in Oregon’s Mid-WillametteValley. It includes Marion, Polk, mostof Yamhill, and part of Linn counties.We consider the entire college districtas our campus. Our 194-acre main campus is located at 4000 Lancaster DriveN.E., Salem. We have campuses inDallas, McMinnville, Sublimity, andWoodburn. We also schedule credit andnon-credit classes, workshops, seminars, and special programs in about 25communities throughout the college district. These classes meet during the day,evening, and on weekends in schools,businesses, churches, and homes.Our Training and EconomicDevelopment Center is located inLiberty Square, at 365 Ferry Street S.E.,in downtown Salem.WHAT KIND OF FACILITIESDOES CHEMEKETA HAVE?Chemeketa’s Salem Campus has 10major buildings and a number of smaller buildings. Building 2 housesCounseling Services, Tutoring ServicesCenter, Study Skills Center, and thePlanetarium.The Learning Resource Center is located in Building 9. It includes MediaServices, where you may access videosand other audio-visual materials, andthe Library, where you may accessbooks, journals and magazines. TheLearning Resource Center also includesa television studio, teleconferencingcapability, and facilities for audio,graphics and multimedia production.The Technology Classroom Buildinghas up-to-date computer labs and anauditorium. A variety of lectures andperformances are scheduled throughoutthe year in the auditorium.Our science and health building hasmodern, well-equipped laboratories forscience and health-related programs. Inthe physical education building areworkout and weight rooms, racquetballcourts, and a gymnasium. Other buildings provide modern classrooms, andwelding and manufacturing shops.There is a fire-training building thatalso serves as a fire station.For more information about facilities onthe Salem Campus, contact theFacilities Scheduling Office in Building2 or call (503) 399-5008. Chemeketa’sDallas, McMinnville, Santiam, andWoodburn campuses have classrooms,up-to-date laboratories, and offices.WHO ARE CHEMEKETA’SSTUDENTS?You will not find a “typical” student atChemeketa. Our students are all agesand they have many different goals.Some people come to Chemeketa totrain or retrain for new careers or toupdate their professional-technicalskills; others return to school toincrease their knowledge, learn newskills, or to get to know more aboutthemselves and their relationships withother people.Some of our students attend full time,others, part time. Many combine workand school.About 50,000 people enroll inChemeketa classes and workshopsevery year. Each term, about 5,000 students are enrolled full time.THE CHEMEKETA CREEDThe Chemeketa Creed is part of theStudent Rights and ResponsibilitiesDocument which can be found on pages182 and 183 of this catalog. The creedlists standards of behavior expected ofstudents as they become members ofour educational community.1.0 PreambleChemeketa Community Collegeprovides an environment thatcelebrates the freedom to learnand the freedom to teach. In thatcelebration of teaching and learning it is appropriate that individu-CHEMEKETA COMMUNITY COLLEGEVISIONVALUESWe are a dynamic community of learners andinnovators, working together to create opportunities for people to reach their potential throughlearning.Creativity Through reflection, analysis, andimagination, we design our programs and services to meet changing needs.Caring Each individual contributes to our learning environment. We care for and respect eachother.Collaboration We invent resourceful and innovative solutions in partnership with others. Werespond with optimism and enthusiasm to opportunities for positive change.MISSIONWe inspire people to achieve intellectual growth,personal fulfillment and career success through alifetime of learning.Integrity We provide current, effective educational services of the highest quality. We are responsible guardians of the public trust.Diversity We are enriched by the diversity of ourstudents, staff, and community. We welcomediverse perspectives and encourage the freeexchange of ideas.Approved by the Board of Education September 15, 19993
als and groups be viewed withregard to their potential to contribute within the learning environment. Each has dignity andvalue.2.0 Code of BehaviorAs a community of people seeking education, Chemeketa students are dedicated to improvingpersonally and academically.Choosing to join the college community obligates each member toa code of behavior.Chemeketa students will:2.1 Practice personal and educational integrity.2.2 Maintain standards of academic performance andcon
Chemeketa Community College PO Box 14007 Salem, OR 97309-7070 For more information Phone: (503) 399-5006 Fax: (503) 399-3918 www.chemeketa.edu Chemeketa Community College is an equal opportunity, affirmative action institution. (Application Form)
