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Table of ContentsGeneral Information Page 4College Overview Page 4Equal Opportunity in Education and Employment Page 4Nondiscrimination Statement Page 4History of Calhoun Community College Page 5Message from the Interim President Page 5Mission Page 5Core Values Page 5Vision Statement Page 52019-2020 Calendar Page 5College Policies and Regulations Page 7Student Records and Transcripts Page 10Admissions Information Page 12First Time Admission Page 12Readmission Page 13Admission Status Page 13Admission Classifications & Eligibility Information Page 13Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit for High School Students Page 18Audit Students Page 22Senior Citizens Attending Under the Senior Adult Scholarship Program Page 23College Admission Committee Page 23Financial Information Page 23Cashier's Office Hours Page 23Tuition and Fees Page 23Payments Page 24Tuition and Fees Refund Policy Page 24Refund Methods Page 25Financial Holds Page 25General Education Development (GED) Test Fee Page 25Residency/Out-of-State and International Students Page 25Financial Aid Page 27Financial Aid Enrollment and Attendance Policies Page 29Repayment Policies Page 31Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Page 32Information on Specific Financial Aid Programs Page 34Bookstore Page 36Security/Police Contact Page 37Instructional Information and Regulations Page 37Student Responsibilities Page 37Classification of Students Page 37Grading Policies Page 38Grade Appeal Procedure Page 39Course Forgiveness Policy Page 40Auditing a Course Page 40Academic Program Changing Page 41Academic Bankruptcy Page 41Student Course Overloads Page 41Advanced Standing Credit Page 41College Level Examination Program-CLEP Page 41Probation and Suspension Page 43Attendance Page 43Recognition of Academic Excellence Page 44Degrees & Graduation Page 45Degree Requirements Page 45Graduation Honors Page 45Library Services Page 46Special Programs Page 46Adult Education Page 46Presidential Honors Program Page 47Cooperative Education Page 47Distance Learning Page 482Weekend College Page 48Statewide Transfer and Articulation Reporting System (STARS) Page48Calhoun Workforce Solutions (CWS) Page 49Instructor-Led Online Courses Page 50Online Career Training Programs Page 50Programs of Study Page 51Elective Definitions Page 51General Educational Outcomes Page 51Awards Conferred by Calhoun Community College Page 51Associate of Science (A.S. Degree) Page 51Credit Hour Equivalencies Page 52Degrees Page 54Advanced Manufacturing Page 54Automotive Technology Page 71Business Administration Page 72Child Development Page 77Computer Information Systems Page 79Criminal Justice Page 84Dental Assisting Page 85Dental Hygiene Page 90Emergency Medical Services Page 91General Studies Page 102Medical Laboratory Technology Page 112Music Page 114Nursing Page 115Physical Therapist Assistant Page 135Surgical Technology Page 138Visual Communications Page 144Accounting Technology Courses Page 147Advanced Manufacturing Courses Page 147Aerospace Technology Courses Page 151Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Courses Page 152American Sign Language Courses Page 155Anthropology Courses Page 155Art Courses Page 156Astronomy Courses Page 160Automotive Technology Courses Page 160Biology Courses Page 162Business Administration Courses Page 163Chemistry Courses Page 165Child Development Courses Page 166Computer Information Systems Courses Page 168Criminal Justice Courses Page 172Dental Assisting Courses Page 174Dental Hygiene Courses Page 175Design Drafting Technology Courses Page 180Economics Courses Page 182Electrical Technology Courses Page 182Emergency Medical Services Courses Page 184Engineering Courses Page 188English Courses Page 189English/Reading Courses Page 190French Courses Page 190Geography Courses Page 191German Courses Page 191Health Education Courses Page 192Health Science Courses Page 192History Courses Page 193Home Economics Courses Page 194Humanities Courses Page 194Industrial Electronics Technology Courses Page 194Calhoun Community College 2020-21 Catalog
Industrial Maintenance Technology Courses Page 195Interdisciplinary Studies Courses Page 195Machine Tool Technology Courses Page 195Mass Communications Courses Page 199Mathematics Courses Page 199Medical Laboratory Technology Courses Page 202Music Courses Page 205Music Technology Courses Page 211Nursing Courses Page 212Nursing Assistant Courses Page 213Office Administration Courses Page 213Orientation Courses Page 214Paralegal Courses Page 214Philosophy Courses Page 216Physical Education Courses Page 216Physical Science Courses Page 220Physical Therapist Assistant Courses Page 220Physics Courses Page 222Political Science Courses Page 223Process Technology Courses Page 223Psychology Courses Page 224Religion Courses Page 225Social Work Technology Courses Page 225Sociology Courses Page 226Spanish Courses Page 226Speech Communications Courses Page 227Surgical Technology Courses Page 227Theatre Courses Page 228Visual Communications Courses Page 230Welding Courses Page 231Workplace Skills Courses Page 234Student Handbook Page 236About the College Page 236A Message from the Vice President of Student Services Page 236A Message from the Student Engagement Coordinator Page 236Quick Reference Phone Numbers Page 236About the College Page 236Registration Information Page 238The Alabama Community College System Page 239Student Activities Page 239Athletics Page 240Student Government Association (SGA) Page 240Student Government Association Constitution Page 2403Student Organizations and Clubs Page 243Campus Policies Page 247Campus Security/Police Page 247Student Identification Cards Page 248Motor Vehicle Registration Page 248Handicap Parking Policy Page 248Abandoned Vehicles Page 249Parking/Traffic Citation Appeals Committee Page 249Restroom Policy Page 249Sex Offender Registration Page 250Weapons Policy Page 250Tobacco-free Policy Page 250Student Fines Page 251Employee Fines Page 251Traffic and Parking Regulations Page 251Parking/Traffic Regulations Page 251Parking/Traffic Decals Page 251Fines Page 252Accidents Page 252Need Assistance?—call Security Page 252Campus Police Courtesy Services Page 252College Polices and Regulations Page 252Notice of Available Accommodations for Students, Employees, andApplicants with Disabilities. Page 252Student Responsibilities Page 37Drug Policy - In Compliance with the Drug-Free Schools &Communities Act Amendment Page 253Drug Policy Standards of Conduct and Enforcement Page 254Code of Conduct Page 254Student Disciplinary Procedures Page 256Hearing Procedures Page 257Disciplinary Action Page 258Intellectual Property for Students Page 259Computer Use Policy Page 259Student Complaint Process Page 261Student Grievance Procedures Involving Discrimination, SexualHarassment, and Rights of the Disabled Page 263Anti-Harassment Policy Page 263Student Services Page 268Campus/Site Information Page 271Campus Maps Page 271Faculty, Staff & Administration Page 272College Administration Faculty and Staff Page 272Calhoun Community College 2020-21 Catalog
General InformationCollege does not discriminate on the basis of age in itseducational programs and activities pursuant to the AgeDiscrimination Act of 1975.College OverviewThe College encourages any student who believes thathe or she has been subjected to discrimination orharassment based on their race, color, national origin,age, disability, sex or other protected classification toreport the discrimination or harassment to theappropriate College official. The College is committedto conducting a prompt investigation of all allegations ofdiscrimination or harassment based on race, color,national origin, age, disability, sex or other protectedclassification. Students, administrators, staff and/orcontract staff found to have engaged in acts ofdiscrimination or harassment based on an individual'srace, color, national origin, age, disability, sex or otherprotected classification will be promptly disciplined, toinclude, if circumstances warrant, up to and includingsuspension or expulsion for students and suspension ortermination of employment for staff, faculty andadministrators. The College encourages students andCollege faculty, administrators and staff to worktogether to prevent acts of discrimination or harassmentof any kind.Equal Opportunity in Educationand EmploymentCalhoun Community College is committed to equalopportunity in employment and education. The Collegedoes not discriminate in any program or activity on thebasis of race, color, religion, sex, age, or national origin,or against qualified disabled persons, and it maintainsan affirmative action program for protected minoritiesand women.Nondiscrimination StatementCalhoun Community College has filed with the FederalGovernment an Assurance of Compliance with allrequirements imposed by or pursuant to Title VI of theCivil Rights Act of 1964 and the regulations issuedthereunder, to the end that no person in the UnitedStates shall, on the basis of race, color or nationalorigin, be excluded from participation in, be denied thebenefits thereof, or be otherwise subjected todiscrimination under any program or activity sponsoredby this institution. It is also the policy of Calhoun to bein accordance that "no person in the United Statesshall, on the basis of sex, be excluded fromparticipation in, be denied the benefits of, or besubjected to discrimination under any educationalprogram or activity receiving Federal financialassistance."The Title IX Coordinator for administrators,faculty, and staff is Ms. Kim Gaines, Office of HumanResources and Payroll, P.0. Box 2216, Decatur,Alabama 35609-2216; telephone (256) 306-2592. TheTitle IX Coordinator for students is Dr. Ina WilsonSmith, Director of Student Disability Services/ADA, P.0.Box 2216, Decatur, Alabama 35609-2216; telephone(256) 306-2635.In addition, the College does not discriminate on thebasis of disability in its educational programs andactivities, pursuant to the requirements of Section 504of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Public Law 93-112,and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA),ADAA 2008, Public Law 101-336. This policy extendsto employment by and admission to the College. TheSection 504 and ADA Coordinator for administrators,faculty and staff is Ms. Kim Gaines, Office of HumanResources and Payroll, P.O. Box 2216, Decatur,Alabama 35609-2216; telephone (256) 306-2592. TheSection 504 and ADA Coordinator for students is Dr.Ina Wilson Smith, P.O. Box 2216, Decatur, Alabama35609-2216; telephone (256) 306-2635. Moreover, the4Persons or any specific class of individuals who believethey have been subjected to discrimination orharassment based on their race, color, national origin,age, disability, sex or other protected classification may,alone or with a representative, file a complaint with theUnited States Department of Education or with theCollege, or with both. The complaint process forstudents relating to claims of discrimination orharassment may be found here.1For students with a disability requesting academic adjustmentsand auxiliary aids and services, see Notice of AvailableAccommodations for Students, Employees, and Applicants withDisabilitiesCalhoun Community College engages in continualstudy on our effectiveness. Students may be requiredto participate in tests/surveys or other activities as partof this process.Calhoun Community College owns all photographs ofstudents and participants taken at Calhoun events andreserves the right to use these photographs for collegepromotional materials, both digital and print Studentswho do not wish to have their photographs used musthave a "Do Not Use Photograph" form completed andon file in the Calhoun Public Affairs Office.Calhoun Community College 2020-21 Catalog
History of Calhoun CommunityCollegeCalhoun Community College is the result of theconsolidation of the Tennessee Valley State TechnicalSchool and John C.Calhoun State Technical JuniorCollege. The Tennessee Valley State Technical Schoolwas instituted by the Wallace-Patterson Trade SchoolAct of 1947. John C. Calhoun State Technical JuniorCollege was established under the Alabama TradeSchool Authority Act of 1963. The two schools weremerged into a comprehensive institution to become theJohn C. Calhoun StateTechnical Junior College andTechnical School in September 1965. The president isdirectly responsible to the Board of Trustees for theAlabama Community College System (ACCS). Thepresent designation as a community college wasformalized by a State Board of Education resolution ofSeptember 23,1973.Jimmy BakerChancellorThe Alabama Community College SystemMessage from the InterimPresidentopportunities, encouraging community involvement,and promoting economic development, we seek toimprove the quality of life for our students and thecommunities we serve.In this catalog, you will find information on such topicsas admissions policies and procedures, financial aid,academic programs, student support services, andbusiness and industry training programs. Weencourage you to contact us at any time you may havequestions or need additional information aboutCalhoun.Thank you for your interest in Calhoun CommunityCollege. We are truly your community College.MissionCalhoun Community College provides opportunities ineducation by offering quality, innovative instructionthrough a collaborative learning environment whilepromoting cultural enrichment and communitydevelopment.Core NOVATIONDr. Joe BurkeInterim PresidentINTEGRITYOn behalf of our students, faculty, and staff, I welcomeyou to Calhoun Community College! We are pleasedthat you are interested in Calhoun and the programs,services, and people that make up this excellentcollege.Vision StatementAs one of the leading institutions of higher education forAlabama and the region, we are committed to studentsuccess. By providing quality, accessible educationalFall Semester5Success for every student, the community, and theCollege.2019-2020 CalendarFall Kick-OffM Aug 12Calhoun Community College 2020-21 Catalog
Duty DayT Aug 13Duty DayW Aug 14Registration/Duty DayR Aug 15Registration/Duty DayF Aug 16Classes BeginM Aug 19Drop/AddAug 19-22Holiday – Labor DayM Sep 2Professional DevelopmentF Oct 4Holiday - Veterans DayM Nov 11Duty DayW Nov 27Holiday – ThanksgivingR Nov 28Holiday – Day after Thanksgiving F Nov 29Final ExamsDec 6-12Duty DayF Dec 13Fall Grade Reporting by Noon M Dec 16Non-Instructional Duty DaysDec 17-20Minisession I: Aug 19 – Oct 10Minisession I: May 26 – Jun 25Minisession II: Jun 29 – July 30The College will be closed the followingten holidays:MondaySeptember 2, 2019 Labor DayMondayNovember 11, 2019 Veterans DayThursday November 28, 2019 Thanksgiving DayFridayNovember 29, 2019 Day After ThanksgivingTuesdayDecember 24, 2019 Christmas EveWednesday December 25, 2019 Christmas DayWednesday January 1, 2020New Year's DayMondayJanuary 20, 2020 Martin Luther King, Jr. DayMondayMay 25, 2020Memorial DayFridayJuly 3, 2020Independence Day HolidayMinisession II: Oct 14 – Dec 10Weekend Minisession I: Aug 24 – Oct 12Weekend Minisession II: Oct 19 – Dec 7Spring SemesterNon-Instructional Duty DayW Jan 2Duty DaysJan 3-10Professional DevelopmentT Jan 7Registration/Duty DaysJan 8-10Regular Session Classes Begin M Jan 13Drop/AddJan 13-16Holiday - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. M Jan 20Professional Development/Duty Day F Mar 13Spring Break - Includes WeekendMar 23-28Spring Break/College ClosedMar 26-27Assessment WeekApr 13-17Final ExamsMay 4-9Duty DayM May 11Spring Grade Reporting by Noon T May 12Faculty Leave DaysMay 13-14GraduationF May 15Minisession I: Jan 13 – Mar 4Minisession II: Mar 5 – May 5In addition, the College will be closedthe following days:Monday December 23, 2019Thursday December 26, 2019FridayDecember 27, 2019Monday December 30, 2019Tuesday December 31, 2019Thursday March 26, 2019FridayMarch 27, 2019Faculty Duty Days & Instructional Daysby SemesterFallFaculty Duty Days Instructional DaysAugust1510September 2020October2322November 1817December 119Weekend Minisession I: Jan 18 – Mar 7Weekend Minisession II: Mar 14 – May 9Summer SemesterRegistration/Duty DaysMay 21-22Holiday – Memorial DayM May 25Classes BeginT May 26Drop/AddMay 26-28Delayed StartM June 1Holiday – Independence DayF July 3Final ExamsJuly 29 - Aug 4Duty DayW Aug 5Summer Grade Reporting by Noon T Aug 66SpringFaculty Duty Days Instructional DaysJanuary 2014February 2020March 1716April2222May96SummerMayFaculty Duty Days Instructional Days64Calhoun Community College 2020-21 Catalog
Faculty Duty Days Instructional DaysJune 2222July2322August 42Grand Totals Faculty Duty Days &Instructional DaysSemesterFaculty Duty Days Instructional DaysFall8778Spring8878Total175156Summer5550GRAND TOTAL 230206College Policies andRegulationsNOTICE OF AVAILABLEACCOMMODATIONS FORSTUDENTS, EMPLOYEES, ANDAPPLICANTS WITH DISABILITIES.Students who are requesting academic adjustmentsand modifications for the first time at the College mustsubmit a completed Request for Services packet to theStudent Disability Services/ADA Office. Packets areavailable in the office or online disability-servicesada. Continuing students mustcomplete a Semester Request for ADA Servicesform each semester. This form is available in theoffice or online at sability-servicesada. A student whohas not been enrolled in classes for two consecutiveterms or more must contact the office.Students with questions, concerns, or complaintsshould contact Calhoun Community College's ADACompliance Coordinator, whose name, address, e-mail,and phone number are shown below:Dr. Ina Wilson SmithDirector of Student Disability Services/ADAChasteen Student Services Center, Room 220EP.O.Box 2216Decatur, Alabama 35609-2216ina.smith@calhoun.eduOffice Hours: 7:45 a.m. - 5:15 p.m., Monday - Thursday7:45 a.m.-11:45 a.m., FridayEmployees and applicants with questions, concerns, orcomplaints should contact Calhoun CommunityCollege's Human Resources Director, whose name,address, e-mail, and phone number are shown below:7Ms. Kim GainesDirector of Human Resources and PayrollMSA, Room 360P.O.Box 2216Decatur, Alabama 35609-2216kim.gaines@calhoun.eduPhone: (256) 306-2591Fax Number: 256-306-2874TOBACCO-FREE POLICYCalhoun Community College is committed to providinga safe and healthy environment for its employees,students and visitors. The College recognizes the rightof persons to make their own decisions about theirpersonal use of tobacco products away from theCollege. However, in light of findings of the U.S.Surgeon General that exposure to secondhand tobaccosmoke and the use of tobacco products are significanthealth hazards, it is the intent of the College toestablish a tobacco-free environment on its campusesand in its vehicles. Consequently, the use, distribution,or sale of tobacco products, including the carrying ofany lighted smoking instrument, in College buildings orin or upon other College premises or inside Collegeowned, rented or leased vehicles is prohibited.For the purposes of this policy, a "tobacco product” isdefined to include any lighted or unlighted cigarette(including electronic cigarettes), cigar, pipe, bidi, clovecigarette, and any other smoking product, as well assmokeless or spit tobacco, also known as dip, chew,snuff, snus, in any form.All College employees, students, visitors andcontractors are required to comply with this policy,which shall remain in force at all times. Any Collegeemployee or student found to be in violation of thetobacco-free policy will be subject to a monetary fine.Tickets will be issued by campus police officers forviolations of Calhoun's tobacco-free policy. Monetaryfines will be imposed as listed below, depending onwhether the offender is an employee or student.STUDENT FINESAny Calhoun student found to have violated this policyshall be subject to the following fines:1st Ticket 25.00 Fine2nd Ticket 25.00 FineAll fines must be paid within seven (7) days of ticketing.Fines that are not paid within the seven (7) days shallautomatically double in amount.A student who has pending fine or fines may notregister for classes nor have transcripts released untilall fines are paid in full.Calhoun Community College 2020-21 Catalog
Any student wishing to appeal a fine arising from thefinding of a tobacco-free violation under this policy maydo so with the Vice President of Student Services, Dr.Patricia Wilson.EMPLOYEE FINESAny Calhoun employee found to have violated thispolicy shall be subject to the following fines:1st Ticket 25.00 Fine2nd Ticket 25.00 FineAll fines must be paid within seven (7) days of ticketing.Fines that are not paid within the seven (7) days shallautomatically double in amount.Any employee wishing to appeal a fine arising from thefinding of a violation of this policy may do so with theVice-President for Academic Affairs.With the exception of advertising in a newspaper,magazine, or similar publication that is not produced byCalhoun Community College, no tobacco-relatedadvertising or sponsorship shall be permitted onCalhoun Community College property or at collegesponsored events. No tobacco-related advertising orsponsorship shall appear in any publications producedby the College or by any club or association authorizedby Calhoun Community College. For the purposes ofthis policy, the term "tobacco-related"applies to the useof a tobacco brand or corporate name, trademark, logo,symbol or motto, selling message, recognizable patternof colors or any other indicia of product identificationidentical to or identifiable with, those used for any brandof tobacco products or company which manufacturestobacco products.The College President will develop administrativeregulations and procedures as necessary to implementthis policy, including provisions for notification, signage,disciplinary consequences, complaint procedures andenforcement.Procedures will be developed to offer, promoteprevention and education initiatives that activelysupport non-use and address the risks of all forms oftobacco use. The College will also endeavor to haveinformation available for its students and employees oncommunity programs or services related to helpingpersons stop the use of tobacco products.SECURITY/POLICEWe take your safety seriously. To ensure the continuedhealth and safety of Calhoun students and employees,we must all consider our own security, as well as thesecurity of others, a priority when on campus. Should acrime occur on campus, Calhoun strongly encourages8you to report this crime immediately to the College'sCampus Security/Police Department by calling256-306-2575. For emergencies only call 256-306-2911on the Decatur campus or 256-890-4711 on theHuntsville campus. Please notify Campus Policeimmediately of any accidents or falls, with or withoutinjury, on any Calhoun campus. The office of theDirector of Calhoun Police is located in building #6across from the Machine Tool building on the Decaturcampus.Huntsville Police Department officers are located in theSparkman Building lobby in Huntsville.Calhoun Community College is proud of its historicallysafe campus. In an effort to promote awareness andenhance safety, we would like to inform you of ourcampus crime disclosure report. Should you have anyquestions or suggestions regarding campus safety,please contact the campus police at 256-306-2574. Ifan emergency, call 256-306-2911.Calhoun Community CollegeCampus Crime Statistical DisclosureReportCrime2014 2014 2014 2015 2015 2015 2016 2016 2016 2017 2017 2017DEC HSV ACA DEC HSV ACA DEC HSV ACA DEC HSV glary0Breaking iquor minal0MischiefThefts7Harassment 101135200104310153530030171301720024170Calhoun Community College 2020-21 Catalog
LeavingScene3of ing 3Disorderly4ConductHate Crime ENT IDENTIFICATION CARDSAll students enrolled at Calhoun Community Collegeare required to have in their possession a valid StudentID card for general identification purposes. This studentID must be presented to school officials, upon request.The student ID card is valid for each semester of thestudent's attendance. Replacement ID cards may beobtained at a fee of 20, payable to Calhoun at theCashier's Office. Replacement cards can not becharged to student accounts. Student ID pictures aretaken in Chasteen Student Services Center, Room 107on the Decatur Campus and in the Admissions Office inHuntsville. Please check the Calhoun website for hoursof operation for each campus.MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATIONAll students driving any type of motor vehicle oncampus must secure and properly affix an officialcollege parking decal to the vehicle regardless of thelocation of classes. Parking decals are available at theswitchboard at the Decatur campus or theAdministrative Office in Huntsville. For students whohave received disability access license plates ordisability access placards for Disability Access ParkingPrivileges under Alabama law and who wish to useCollege disability access parking spaces, specialdisability access parking placards can be obtained inChasteen Student Services Center, Room 220, uponappropriate documentation by the respective student ofhaving received Disability Access Parking Privileges.Decals may also be obtained at the AdministrativeOffice in Huntsville. In the interest of safeguardingdesignated disability access parking spaces frommisuse by persons who are not properly entitled to usethose spaces, the use of disability access parkingspaces will only be permitted for those cars that displayboth a College disability access decals and either adisability access license plate or a disability accessplacard.9HANDICAP PARKING POLICYEligibility to access available handicap parking oncampus requires that a student, faculty or staff membershow proof that they are the legally registered recipientof the state issued handicap parking placard. A validCalhoun ID along with a receipt, similar to a tag receiptfrom the Department of Motor Vehicles, will be requiredto verify that the faculty, staff, or student is theregistered user of the handicap placard or handicap tagand must be presented to the Student DisabilityServices Office. Students must also show a current(paid) schedule. The Calhoun handicap parking placardmust be displayed on the rear-view mirror of the eligiblevehicle when parked on campus. The handicap parkingareas will be monitored. Fines for handicap parkingviolations are 50.00.ABANDONED VEHICLESIf a vehicle is left unattended or is left in the same placefor more than ten (10) days, the vehicle will beconsidered abandoned and will be towed at the owner'sexpense. If a vehicle is illegally parked (for example,blocking another vehicle that is legally parked), theillegally-parked vehicle will be towed at the owner'sexpense.PARKING/TRAFFIC CITATIONAPPEALS COMMITTEEThis is a three-member committee made up of studentsappointed by the Student Government Association. It ischarged with the responsibility of hearing and ruling oneach case in which a student appeals having receiveda parking ticket. The committee meets each Friday at11:00 a.m. in the Student Activities Office, Decaturcampus. Parking appeals at the Huntsville campusshould be made to the Director of that campus.SEX OFFENDER REGISTRATIONRegistered Sex Offenders must provide a copy of theirForm 47 (information submitted to the registering lawenforcement agency) along with a copy of theirschedule for that semester to the Calhoun CommunityCollege Police Department. The Decatur CampusPolice Dept, is located in Building #6 and the HuntsvilleCampus Police Dept, is located at the Front Entrance ofthe Sparkman Building.RESTROOM POLICYRestrooms and locker rooms are designated separatelyfor women, men and gender neutral. Gender neutralrestrooms are identified as such and may be used byeither gender. Any individual using the other biologicalCalhoun Community College 2020-21 Catalog
gender's restroom or locker room shall be subject todiscipline. Gender neutral restrooms are available andlocated in the following locations:Calhoun Community College SingleUse Bathrooms1. ATC - Both a men's and women's single userestroom off of the hallway at the east end of theHigh Bay.2. HS - Unmarked single use restroom on the firstfloor next to the Men's restroom.3. CAT - No single use restrooms.4. Career Services- No single use restroom.5. IT - 2 men and 1 women single use restrooms.6. Campus Police - No single use restrooms.7. Noble Russell - One single use unisex restroomoff of the dressing room off of the main TV suite.8. CBIT - Both men's and women's single userestrooms in the NCCER Training Lab.9. Testing Center/Adult Education - None.10. Energy Technology - One single use restroom.11. Industrial Technology -Welding - one single use.Aviation - one single use.12. Machine Tool - One single use unisex.13. MSA - One unmarked single use (Family)restroom off of 1st floor vending.14. Student Center -None.15. Harris Hall - both men's and women's s
present designation as a community college was formalized by a State Board of Education resolution of September 23,1973. Jimmy Baker Chancellor The Alabama Community College System Message from the Interim President Dr. Joe Burke Interim President On behalf of our students, faculty, and staff, I welcome you to Calhoun Community College!
