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S O U T HG E O R G I AT E C H N I C A LC O L L E G EFlight PLANSummer Semester 2018SGTC CULINARY ARTS DEGREE PROGRAM RANKED#1 IN THE NATIONSouth Georgia Technical College has been ranked as the best college in the nation for CulinaryArts Degree Programs for 2017 – 2018 by Schools.com. See CULINARY on Page 14900 South GA Tech PkwyAmericus, GA 31709SUMMER SEMESTERREGISTRATION229.931.2394 800.928.0283Admissions: 229.931.2252 or 2273Financial Aid: 229.931.2319 or 2925MAY 29MAIN CAMPUSCRISP COUNTY CAMPUSw w w. s o u t h g a t e c h . e d uA unit of the Technical College System of Georgia402 North Midway RoadCordele, GA 31015CLASSES BEGIN229.271.4040Admissions: 229.271.4051Financial Aid: 229.271.4043MAY 30
President’sMESSAGEThe Journey of a Thousand Miles Begins with a Single StepDr. John WatfordPresident, SGTC“The journey of a thousand milesbegins with a single step.” This famous quoteby Lao-Tzu reminds us that to make ourdreams or plans a reality, we must actuallybegin the journey. I encourage individualswho have postponed or even neglected theireducational journey, to take the first steptoward endless possibilities by enrollingat South Georgia Technical College thissummer.South Georgia Technical College’sSummer Semester starts on Wednesday,May 30th. Students can complete creditsand make progress towards their educationalgoals during the compact eight-weekSummer semester. You don’t have to take afull load - just begin your journey by signingup for one or two classes. Financial Aid isavailable, including year-round Pell. Whatelse can you do for eight weeks that has theability to positively impact the rest of yourlife? Get a jump start on your educationaljourney. It is not too late! There are over 200associate degree, diploma, or technicalcertificate of credit options available.South Georgia Tech is committedto its students and the communities itserves. SGTC and Georgia SouthwesternState University were both recognized bythe Sumter County Chamber of Commercerecently with the Community Partner Awardfor that support and dedication.That commitment also led to SouthGeorgia Technical College’s Culinary Artsdegree program being highlighted as the topculinary arts program in the nation. SGTC’squality also helped the college land a new2partnership with Delta. Other partnershipprograms at South Georgia Tech include theCaterpillar Heavy Equipment Dealer’s ServiceTechnology and Electrical Power Generationprograms, the John Deere AgriculturalTechnology program, the ElectricalLineworker Apprentice Training, andIndustrial Electrical Technology or Weldingprograms. SGTC is always eager to partner tobring about opportunities for our community.Science, Technology, Engineeringand Math (STEM) education is a focus forschools nationwide and SGTC is positionedto be a leader. Every program that we offeris an application of the STEM skills thatemployers covet. It isn’t enough to train onlyour current students in STEM fields, we alsoneed to prepare for the future. To that end,SGTC recently hosted 1,000 elementaryand middle school students of our regionto demonstrate the variety of STEMopportunities and careers that are available.This project was a cooperative effort withthe Chattahoochee-Flint RESA, the GeorgiaYouth Science Technology Center (GYSTC)and EATON Lighting.The STEM Day was just one moreway that South Georgia Tech is focused onpreparing and training the workforce fortomorrow. Our highly ranked educationalprograms combined with involvementin outstanding clubs, organizations andathletics allow us to develop the type oftrained leaders in demand in the workforce.Noah McCleskey, a Welding student fromthe Crisp County Center, was spotlightedas South Georgia Tech’s 2018 GeorgiaOccupational Award of Leadership (GOAL)winner and represented the college atthe GOAL and Rick Perkins State AwardConference in Atlanta. Teresa McCook, aCriminal Justice Instructor, also representedSGTC at the same conference as thecollege’s Instructor of the Year.Another outstanding student, ChristianHolloman, was honored recently by theTechnical College System of Georgia asSouth Georgia Tech’s EAGLE (ExceptionalAdult Georgian in Literacy Education)student. Holloman, from Buena Vista,earned his GED and is continuing hiseducational journey by enrolling in the SGTCMarketing program.The South Georgia Technical CollegeJets and Lady Jets basketball squads alsoexcelled this season. The Jets finished insecond place in the Georgia CollegiateAthletic Association Region XVII tournamentand the Lady Jets won the conference, theregional tournament and advanced to theNJCAA National Tournament for the fourthtime in five years. The Lady Jets finishedthe season as one of the top 16 teams inthe nation and Esther “Nike” Adenike, wasselected as the GCAA Player of the Yearas well as a WBCA All-American and anNJCAA first team All-American. She andother sophomore players will continue theirathletic and academic career at four-yearinstitutions.Extra-curricular programs such as SkillsUSA, the National Technical Honor Societyand Phi Beta Lambda are also moldingthe next generation of leaders for ourcommunities. Fifteen students representedSouth Georgia Technical College at theSkillsUSA Georgia Postsecondary StateCompetitions in Atlanta recently and threeindividuals were recognized as among thetops in their fields.Bailey Mills of Cordele, an AviationMaintenance student, Calvin Conleyfrom Leesburg and Jacob Grant fromAndersonville, Precision Machiningand Manufacturing students, won GoldMedals in the SkillsUSA state event andwill represent Georgia and South GeorgiaTech at the nationals this summer. Twentyeight students were recently inductedinto the National Technical Honor Societyand 21 students were recognized for theachievements at the Georgia Phi BetaLambda state competition in Atlantarecently.South Georgia Tech is making a namefor itself in the state as well as nationallybecause of the outstanding students and theindividuals who work here. Nothing gives megreater pleasure than to be able to share thenumerous accomplishments realized by ourstudents, faculty, and staff.Top-ranked academics, athletics, andactivities are what students can expect atSouth Georgia Technical College. Take thatfirst step and enroll today or encouragesomeone else to enroll. Sometimes the firststep may be the hardest but it can lead toendless possibilities.SOUTH GEORGIA TECHNICAL COLLEGE 2018 SUMMER SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
PRESIDENT’S LISTFALL 2017To qualify for the President’s List, the student must have 12 or more credit hours, be a regularadmitted student, be in a diploma or degree program, and have a 4.0 GPA for that semester’s work.STUDENT’S NAMEMAJOR DESCRIPTIONCAMPUSSTUDENT’S NAMEMAJOR DESCRIPTIONCAMPUSJohnathon Robert ArpEsther Adenike AderintoFrederick L AllenTaylor Leanor BaconTerrie Ann BecktonKeven Andrew BellDarica Nicole BluntJonathan BowenLoganBoydAndrew Michael BrakeMarlita Lashae BridgesAntonio C. BrinsonJacob Lee BrownJacob Earl BrunsonClayton BuiePrince Terrell BurnsThomas Michael CallierSamantha J. CampbellRyan Lewis CarterAshley E CastilloAmber Michelle ChancellorLacey ChandlerTeresa Eileen ClaytonCallie A CollierChandler A CollinsCalvin J. ConleyAlstin Dolan CornellLevi Adam CowanDalton L CraftAleshia S CurintonJamile M. CurryKiara Sade DanielMarquez Jamal DavisMildred Allese DavisDia’QuaNashia Davis-FosterKaitlyn Dolores DeVaneJason M DillardLogan Thomas DodsonJudashia B EleyHunter G FarmerCherisse FletcherMiya C FordSherlanda Faye FulksVivian Marie Garcia-AguirreLanorris A. GaryChristopher G GastonRhondaGentryRichard Marcus GillJustin GreenhawCrystal Lynn GriffinChristopher Anthony GuilfoRocio Abigail GutierrezRocio Abigail GutierrezDakota G. HallCharissa N. HarrellLogan Freeman HarrisYaneliHernandezBrandonHooksNathan Charles HoopsRebekah L. HowellVirgil T HowellLa’lonnie M JacksonPaige Michelle JacksonHeavy Equipment Service TechSports and Fitness Mgt DegreeAircraft Structural TechnologyInstitutionally Accepted-CoreCulinary Arts DiplomaWelding and Joining TechMedical AssistingWelding and Joining TechHeavy Equipment Service TechAir Conditioning TechnologyEarly Child Care Education DiplomaBusiness TechnologyHeavy Equipment Service TechDiesel Equipment TechnologyHeavy Equipment Service TechAir Conditioning Tech DegreeElectrical Systems Tech DiplomaNetworking Specialist DegreeAviation Maintenance TechNetworking SpecialistEarly Chld Care & Edu, DegreeElectronics TechnologyBusiness TechnologyBusiness TechnologyElectrical Systems Tech DiplomaPrecision Machining & ManufacturingCulinary Arts DiplomaNetworking SpecialHeavy Equipment Service TechCulinary Arts DiplomaWelding and Joining TechAccounting DegreeAircraft Structural TechnologyDrafting Technology DiplomaCulinary Arts DegreeMarketing Management DegreeHeavy Equipment Service TechNetworking Specialist DegreeCulinary Arts DegreeNetworking SpecialistEarly Child Care Education DiplomaCulinary Arts DiplomaSports and Fitness ManagementCriminal Justice Tech DiplomaElectrical Systems Tech DiplomaAviation Maintenance TechBusiness TechnologyAir Conditioning TechnologyHeavy Equipment Service TechEarly Chld Care & Edu, DegreeAccounting DegreeAccounting DegreeAccounting DegreeComputer Support Spec DegreeMedical AssistingNetworking SpecialistBusiness Technnology DegreeDiesel Equipment TechnologyWelding and Joining TechnologyEarly Child Care Education DiplomaNetworking SpecialistCulinary Arts DiplomaBusiness eal Timothy JaskulskiMarvin Jerome JohnsonNadarius K. JoinerMarshal G JonesParisha Monique JonesChristina D. JordanNemanja JovanovicDesiray Chantay KenneyJustin KeyserCharles H. KinnamonCharles B KnollDakota A KuhnWallace William KyteShelly Alyssa LandersTeonne LaneJonah LanehartEmmitt B. LewisJohn LinJeremiah Lee LumpkinStephanie Nichole LundyCarolyn Jean LutherHoulfat MahouchizaJasmine L MajorsAlexandre Winston MarshallWilliam Joseph MartinezChristopher M MathewsSamuel B MaticeLisa B McLendonLiliana M Mendez-BonillaJose A MendozaMaxim S. MilbyJamera MitchellErica S. MontsGrayson S MooreJulie Ann MoreauDavesha M MurrayKimberlee V NewbernMary E. Nucamendi SolisAdrianOliverWilliam Reilly PearceLee L PerkinsFatou PouyeChristian Demoreay PowellEthan Douglas RaineyTiana Kiara ReeseBlake E. RigsbyMercedes RinconJennifer RiveraJuan B RiveraMaria Luisa RiveraRicardo RiveraCory Lee RixTonya RodgersKelton William RogersMarquette A. RuckerKhadidiatou B. SarrNoah L SchrumPaul E. ShawWilliam ShawBrandon D. SiebenIndustrial System TechnologyMotorsports Vehicle TechnologyMotorsports Vehicle TechnologyHeavy Equipment Service TechEarly Child Care Education DiplomaCulinary Arts DiplomaSports and Fitness Mgt DegreeAccountingCulinary Arts DiplomaCriminal Justice Tech DegreeElectrical Systems Tech DiplomaAviation Maintenance TechNetworking SpecialistCriminal Justice Tech DiplomaCulinary Arts DiplomaHeavy Equipment Service TechAircraft Structural TechnologyWelding and Joining TechAir Conditioning TechnologyBusiness TechnologyEarly Chld Care & Edu, DegreeSports and Fitness Mgt DegreeCulinary Arts DiplomaHeavy Equipment Service TechCulinary Arts DegreeNetworking Specialist DegreeSports and Fitness Mgt DegreePractical NursingEarly Child Care Education DiplomaElectrical Systems Tech DiplomaElectronics Technology DegreeCulinary Arts DiplomaCriminal Justice Tech DiplomaMotorsports Vehicle TechnologyCriminal Justice Tech DiplomaSports and Fitness Mgt DegreeBusiness Technnology DegreeBusiness Technnology DegreeElectronics Technology DegreeInstitutionally Accepted-CoreHeavy Equipment Service TechSports and Fitness ManagementNetworking SpecialistAir Conditioning TechnologyCulinary Arts DiplomaNetworking SpecialistBusiness TechnologyNetworking SpecialistBusiness TechnnologyDegreeMarketing Management DegreeWelding and Joining TechHeavy Equipment Service TechMedical AssistingHeavy Equipment Service TechIndustrial System TechnologySports and Fitness Mgt DegreeHeavy Equipment Service TechHeavy Equipment Service TechHeavy Equipment Service TechIndustrial System mericusAmericusAmericusCONTINUED ON PAGE 4SOUTH GEORGIA TECHNICAL COLLEGE 2018 SUMMER SCHEDULE OF CLASSES3
PRESIDENT’S LISTCONTINUEDSTUDENT’S NAMEMAJOR DESCRIPTIONCAMPUSJoshua Gregory SmallwoodAlexander L. SmithDanny E SmithJustin Kyle SmithPie J. SmithChandler A SouceyAlexandria G SpainNicholas Shannon StoreyPaul DuPree StrozierKanna SuzukiLafayette A TaylorDouglas Gray TeagueCarolyn L. TholenTroy Daniel ThompsonAustin M ThorntonShariLee Vanessa ThullNicole Dawson TurnerShawn Marqui Tyson IIPaul Richard VeesJr.Erika Lea VinzantBrett Austin WadeCheyenne Nicole WalsinghamLevi Jared WatersBrian Patrick WeberEsau Seven WestCody Randal WhiteAdam Lee WillinghamJoshua Tyler YochumAviation Maintenance TechAir Conditioning TechnologyDiesel Equipment TechnologyElectronics Technology DegreeComputer Support SpecialistHeavy Equipment Service TechCriminal Justice Tech DiplomaComputer Support SpecialistDiesel Equipment TechnologySports and Fitness Mgt DegreeAutomotive TechnologyHeavy Equipment Service TechEarly Child Care Education DiplomaNetworking Specialist DegreeHeavy Equipment Service TechMedical AssistingBusiness Technnology DegreeAir Conditioning TechnologyNetworking SpecialistAccountingNetworking SpecialistCriminal Justice Tech DiplomaAir Conditioning Tech DegreeHeavy Equipment Service TechAircraft Structural TechnologyAir Conditioning TechnologyElectrical Systems Tech DiplomaAir Conditioning ricusAmericusAmericusAmericusInsideThis IssuePresident’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . 2President’s List, Fall 2017 . . . . . . . . 3Verification of Lawful Presence. . . . . . 4Student of Excellence (Americus) . . . . 5Nelnet Automatic Payment Plan . . . . . 6Financial Aid Reminders . . . . . . . . . 6Important Dates for Students . . . . . . 6Americus Schedule . . . . . . . . . . 7-14Student Email Accounts. . . . . . . . . . 7Registration and Orientation Dates . . . 8Exam Dates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Bookstore Hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Testing Information . . . . . . . . . . . 10FERPA Notification. . . . . . . . . . . . 11Verification of Lawful Presence inthe United StatesEffective January 1, 2012, all students applying for in-state tuition must provide validation oflawful presence in the United States. The following documents will serve as proof of lawfulpresence in the United States and documentation will be required before you are eligible forconsideration of in-state tuition: A current Driver’s License issued by the State of Georgia after January 1, 2008. A current ID issued by the State of Georgia after January 1, 2008. A current Driver’s License or ID issued by a state that verifies immigration status and only issuesto persons lawfully present in the United States.The Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) will accept the following: Alabama: Issued after August 1, 2000 Florida: Issued after January 1, 2010 AND have a gold star in the upper right hand corner. South Carolina: Issued after November 1, 2008 Tennessee: Issued after May 29, 2004. A certified U.S. Birth Certificate showing the student was born in the U.S. or a U.S. territory. Aphotocopy is not acceptable. An approved completed FAFSA for the current financial aid year. A current, valid Permanent Resident Card (USCIS form 1-151 or 1-551). A current, valid military identification card for active duty soldiers or veterans. A U.S. Certificate of Birth Abroad issued by the Department of State (DS-1350) or a ConsularReport of Birth Abroad (FS-240). A current U.S. Passport. A U.S. Certificate of Citizenship (USCIS form N-560 or N-561). A U.S. Certificate of Naturalization (USCIS form N-550 or N-570).Any student who cannot be verified as lawfully present in the United States is not eligible to beconsidered for in-state tuition, regardless of how long he or she has lived in Georgia. In addition tobeing lawfully present in the United States, students must meet the in-state tuition requirements asoutlined in TCSG Board Policy and Procedure V.B.3 to warrant an in-state classification. Studentsthat are initially classified as out-of-state and successfully petition to have their residency changed toin-state also have to meet the verification requirement.4Social Media Accounts . . . . . . . . . 12WIOA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13NETS Sex Equity Program . . . . . . . . 13Student of Excellence (Cordele) . . . . 15Crisp County Center Schedule . . . 16-19How to Register at Crisp Co. Center . . 16Student Info on the Web. . . . . . . . . 17Mission Statement. . . . . . . . . . . . 18Students with Disabilities Notice . . . 19Student Calendar/Admissions Info . . 20Campus Safety Report . . . . . . . . . 20Financial Aid/Summer Rates. . . . . . 21Continuing Education . . . . . . . . . . 22Adult Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22New Employees/Promotions . . . . . . 23Free Books . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Cafeteria Hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Online Classes Login . . . . . . . . . . 24SOUTH GEORGIA TECHNICAL COLLEGE 2018 SUMMER SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
STUDENTSofExcellenceEach month, students from certain divisions selected for that month are nominated for the Student of Excellence awardby their instructors. The winner is selected based on grades, work ethic, participation in clubs and organizations, andamount of program completion. The Student of Excellence receives a plaque of recognition and a financial award. Eachnominee is presented with a certificate and a South Georgia Technical College Student of Excellence T-shirt.LACEY CHANDLERElEctronics tEchnology“I didn’t kno w any thing c o ming into thispro g ram. I didn’t kno w any thing ab o utelectronics, and I was terrified that Iwo uldn’t b e ab le to do it. But having aninstruc to r like Mr. C o llins that e nc o urag e sy o u e ve ry day make s the diffe re nc e .”January 2018(RIGHT) Seated from Left to Right: SGTC Student of Excellence nominees Shawn Tyson, Lacey Chandler, Charles Knoll,Charles Westra, Jason Fuller, Joel Barnes and Joseph Woodham. Standing left to right: Nominating Instructors GlynnCobb, Mike Collins, Tyler Wells, Phil Deese, Chad Brown and Ted Eschmann.AMBER CHANCELLOREarly childhood carE and Education“I re me mb e r whe n I was a little g irl play ingsc ho o l with my nie c e – she was the stude ntand I was the te ac he r. And e ve n tho ug h Iam g ro wn and have c hildre n o f my o wn, Istill lo ve play ing sc ho o l. The Early C hildho o dpro g ram is whe re my he art is. It is the b e stde c isio n I have e ve r made .”February 2018(RIGHT) Seated from left to right are SGTC Student of Excellence nominees Timothy Payne, Merleen Cortez, ShketiaTyson, Aleshia Curinton, Valorie Rikard and Brittany Mutcherson. Standing left to right: Nominating Instructors XavierJackson, Dorothea Lusane-Mckenzie, Ricky Watzlowick, Victoria Kelley, Lynn Lightner and Christine Rundle.SCERET ETHRIDGEsports and FitnEss ManagEMEnt“I wo uld like to thank C o ac h G arre tt fo rse e ing so me thing in me that I didn’t se e inmy se lf. He , alo ng with the o the r c o ac he s,have taug ht me many thing s. The y havesuppo rte d me , pushe d me and b ro ug ht o utthing s that I didn’t kno w was in me .March 2018Seated from left to right are SGTC Student of Excellence nominees Paige Hunnicutt, Joseph Hawkins, John Beech,Brodrick Parks and Sceret Ethridge. Standing, from left to right, are nominating instructors Benda Hudson Boone, AnnitaBarron, Andrea Ingram, Mary Cross and Travis Garrett.MICHAEL MICALLEFautoMotivE tEchnology“Afte r I starte d the pro g ram, I have b e e nwith Mr. Maho ne the who le time – b ut rathe rthan a te ac he r, he has b e e n mo re like amentor in a way. He helped me get my firstjo b while I’ve b e e n in the pro g ram, and Iwo uld just like to thank the m fo r all the y ’vedo ne .”April 2018Seated from left to right are Student of Excellence nominees Marquez Davis, Bailey Shelton, Michael Micallef, AdrianWoods, Willie Pittman and Grayson Moore. Standing from left to right are nominating instructors Jason Wisham, DavidGrant, Brandon Dean, Starlyn Sampson, Chase Shannon and Kevin Beaver.SOUTH GEORGIA TECHNICAL COLLEGE 2018 SUMMER SCHEDULE OF CLASSES5
NelnetNelnetAutomatic Automatic bank payment (ACH)Credit card/debit card 30, 35, 40 enrollment fee per semester(Fall & Spring) 30 returned payment fee if a payment isreturned Cost to Participate 30, 35, or 40 per semesternonrefundable enrollment feedepending on the number of payments(ACH & credit/debit card) 30 returned payment fee if apayment is returnedPayment Methods Automatic bank payment(ACH) Credit/debit cardSummer SemesterNelnet AvailableApril 12, 2018Last day to pay balancedue on outstandingtuition and fees to avoidloss of classesJune 8, 2018your balance will automatically be adjusted if financialSimple Steps to EnrollPayments are processed on the 20th of eachmonth and will continue until the balance ispaid in full. Go to www.southgatech.edu Select Financial Aid Select NelnetFinancial Aid Reminders for 2017-2018Complete the 2017-2018 Free Application forFederal Student Aid (FAFSA) and apply now!GATHER THE INFORMATION Make sure you have filed your 2015 taxreturn. In most cases, you can use the IRS DataRetrieval Tool when you are completing theFAFSA to download your tax informationdirectly from the IRS into the FAFSA. Value of assets, investments, businesses,investment farms, cash, savings, andchecking Amount of untaxed income i.e. W-2s fornon-tax filers, TANF, SNAP, SSI, ChildSupport, etc Social Security Number and Birth Date Marital StatusAPPLY NOW!! Complete the 2018-2019 FAFSA onlineat www.fafsa.ed.gov . Apply as soon aspossible so the Financial Aid Office hassufficient time to process your application.A completed application (student aidreport and any documents requested forverification) is required to award financialaid. South Georgia Tech’s school code is005617. It is faster to sign the FAFSA electronicallyApply at FSAid.ed.govFOLLOW UP ON ANY CORRESPONDENCEFROM SGTC You may be selected for verification by thefederal processor. If so, you will receive anemail requesting needed documents. Please submit any documents requestedby the college as soon as possible to avoiddelays in awarding financial aid.How to obtain your tax transcript:Students who are selected for verification andchose not to use or were unable to use the IRSData Retrieval Tool will need to providefor the student and the parent/spouse, ifnecessary. 1040 Tax Forms are not accepted.Tax Transcripts come directly from the IRS andmay take 5-10 business days to receive.6Payments are processed on the 20th of eachmonth.IMPORTANTDATES FORSTUDENTSAn easier way to pay for college Easy online enrollment Monthly payment plan Flexible payment options No interestGo to www.southgatech.eduSelect AdmissionsSelect Financial AidSelect NelnetFinalApproachPayment PlanAdvantages The following are available options to request aTax Return Transcript:1. IRS Transcript Request Link http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id 232168,00.html?portlet 1052. IRS by phone at 1-800-908-99463. IRS by mail—form 4506-T—with instructionsattached - http://www.irs.gov/pub/irspdf/f4506t.pdfSOUTH GEORGIA TECHNICAL COLLEGE 2018 SUMMER SCHEDULE OF CLASSESClasses dropped fornon-paymentJune 11, 2018Summer SemesterRegistration &OrientationMay 29, 2018First Day of ClassMay 30, 2018Last day to drop withrefundJune 1, 20184th day of class—norefund for droppingJune 4, 2018Last day of classesAugust 1, 2018Final ExamsAugust 2-3, 2018Students dropping classes withinthree days of the start of eachsemester will receive a 100% tuitionrefund/credit. After three days, norefunds/credits will be awarded.
CREDIT CLASSES SGTC AMERICUSInformation provided in the Flight Plan is subject to change. Salary ranges listed in program descriptionsare an approximation and not a guarantee of salary upon graduation.Accounting/Business TechnologyThe Accounting program prepares students for entry level careers in the accounting profession as accounts payableassistants, accounts receivable assistants, payroll assistants, and accounting assistants. Average starting annual salaryranges from 18,000 to 30,000*.CRN Course #135 ACCT 1115136 ACCT 2130137 ACCT 1120139 ACCT 2100140 ACCT 2105Evening141 ACCT 2000Course NameComputerized AccountingIntegrated Acct ManagementSystSpreadsheet ApplicationsAccounting Internship IAccounting Internship 2:1512:30-1:458-5:008-5:00LocationHAYNES 123HAYNES 123HAYNES 123-InstructorBooneBooneBooneBooneBooneManagerial Accounting3TR5-7:30HAYNES 123 BooneAir Conditioning TechnologyAir Conditioning Technology prepares you for a great career in the HVACR field. HVACR (Heating, Ventilation, AirConditioning, and Refrigeration) is a growing industry which pays employees anywhere from 25,000 per year to over 100,000* per year depending on experience. This course teaches students the basics of refrigeration, electricity, andtroubleshooting. Brazing, plumbing, and minor carpentry will also be taught.CRN Course #447 AIRC 1005448 AIRC 1010449 AIRC 1020450 AIRC 1040451 AIRC 1050452 AIRC 1090Evening453 AIRC 1005454 AIRC 1010455 AIRC 1030456 AIRC 1060457 AIRC 1070458 AIRC 1080Course NameRefrigeration ation Syst ComponentsHVACR Electrical MotorsHVACR ELCT Components&ControlTroubleshooting Air Cond 108-1010-1210-1210-12LocationMCLEND 110MCLEND 110MCLEND 110MCLEND 110MCLEND 110MCLEND 110InstructorCobbCobbCobbCobbCobbCobbRefrigeration FundamentalsRefrigeratioPrinciple&PracticeHVACR Electrical FundamentalsAir Cond System Appl & InstallGas HeatHeat Pumps and Related -8:455-8:45MCLEND 110MCLEND 110MCLEND 110MCLEND 110MCLEND 110MCLEND 110CobbCobbCobbHollomonHollomonHollomonAuto Collision Repair TechnologyThe auto collision repair technology program trains students in the body/ frame repair, paint refinishing , professionalvehicle detailing, insurance estimating (adjuster), cosmetic panel repairs on plastic, metal, and fiberglass, minorwelding(plastic, metal, aluminum) skills, and replacing stationary glass. The starting salary in the local area is 20,000 to 25,000* per year.CRN Course #153 ACRP 1000154 ACRP 1005156 ACRP 2001157 ACRP 2010158 ACRP 2019159 ACRP 2108Evening160 ACRP 2200161 ACRP 1005162 ACRP 1010163 ACRP 2002480 ACRP 2015Course NameIntro/Auto Collision RepairAutomobile Comp Repair&ReplaceIntro to Auto Painting & RefinMajor Collision RepairMajor Collision Repair InternRefinishing Internship sonSampsonSampsonIntro/Auto Collision RepairAutomobile Comp Repair&ReplaceFoundations of Collision RepaiPainting & Refinishing TechMajor Collision nSampsonSampsonSampsonSampsonAutomotive Technology 500 Grant available! See page 14The Automotive world that we train for incorporates anything with wheels and an engine. Some of our former graduateshave secured job placement in the following: various shop technicians, shop foreman, shop supervisor, even shopentrepreneurs, parts supply and delivery, automotive teachers, and also engineers. The average starting pay is 30,000 andsome of our experienced technicians earn well over 100,000* annually. The course will take you from the “Basics” of anautomobile all the way to advanced engine building and the latest in computer diagnostics.CRN Course #143 AUTT 1010144 AUTT 1020145 AUTT 1060146 AUTT 2020147 AUTT 2010150 AUTT 1010151 AUTT 1020152 AUTT 1060Evening148 AUTT 1010149 AUTT 1022Course NameAutomotive Technology IntroAutomotive Electrical SystemsAutomotive Climate Ctrl SystAuto Manual Drive Train&AxlesAutomotive Engine RepairAutomotive Technology IntroAutomotive Electrical SystemsAutomotive Climate Ctrl DeanAutomotive Technology IntroAutomotive Electrical Systm II23MWMTW5-7:504-8:30MORGANMORGANDeanDeanAircraft Structural Maintenance 500 Grant available! See page 14The Aircraft Structural Maintenance certificate program is a sequence of courses that prepares students for careers inaircraft structure manufacture and repair. Learning opportunities develop academic, technical, and professional knowledgeand skills required for job acquisition, retention, and advancement. The program emphasizes a combination of aircraftstructural theory and practical application necessary
A unit of the Technical College System of Georgia SOUTH GEORGIA TECHNICAL COLLEGE Summer Semester 2018 FlightPLAN South Georgia Technical College has been ranked as the best college in the nation for Culinary Arts Degree Programs for 2017 - 2018 by Schools.com. See CULINARY on Page 14 SGTC CULINARY ARTS DEGREE PROGRAM RANKED #1 IN THE NATION
