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June 6 - Your Hair and You

June 9 - Bookworm: Literacy is Fun Day

MI CHRON: Dedicated To my Grandmother

Fall 2023 Study Abroad Application

June 6 to July 18 Tuesdays - Fly Fishing

June 10 - Lions District 11A1 Meal Packing Event

June 13 - Global Conversation with Award-Winning Actor and Humanitarian Hill Harper

June 13 to July 14 Tuesdays - Summer Swish

Through June 16 - Graduate Exit Survey

June 19 - June Teenth Celebration

June 26 - WCCCD Family Fireworks Celebration

To July 1 Saturdays - Robotics 4 Youth

July 10 - Girls Empowered by Math and Science Workshop

July 10 to 14 - Camp Infinity

July 13 - Summer Movie Fest: Puss in Boots

July 27 - Summer Movie Fest: Minions The Rise of Gru

Aug 12 - Back to School Rally

Aug 22 to 24 - Back to School Rally

September 23 - Public Safety Open House

Did You Know Graduation Special Edition

Graduation FAQ's

Guest Students Summer 2023 Registration

College Central Network Job Flash

National Student Clearinghouse e-Transcript

Dental Hygiene Clinic at Northwest Campus

Physical Therapist Assistant Program Information

Free COVID-19 Vaccination & Testing Clinics

Earn as you Learn Pharmacy Technology Program

Student Assistance Program

Coronavirus Reporting Hotline

Learning Resource Center Online Resources & Services

Commercial Driver's License (CDL-A) Training

Food Bank Donations

Join Student Executive Council

Learning Resource Centers (LRC) and Local Library Partnerships

Official Course Syllabi
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The course syllabi are important tools used by the Division of Educational Affairs to ensure students are informed and knowledgeable of the overall course delivery, logistics, instructor expectations, instructional objectives, expected student outcomes and competencies.

The District measures student academic performance for both career and academic programs.  Each career program course is aligned with the competencies or requirements that are measured to ensure that students have obtained the necessary skills for job placement and/or become licensed/certified professionals in their field.

Each academic program is measured according to instructional objectives, program objectives, and overall student outcomes upon degree completion.  The instructional objectives are included in the course syllabi to help students:

  1. Understand what they will learn
  2. Guide their course experiences and self assessment
  3. Define preset discipline standards

Course Syllabus Review Checklist

For more information on the procedural requirements for course syllabi, please refer to the WCCCD Faculty Handbook and the Course Syllabus Review Checklist.

 

African-American Studies
Auto Body Technology
Accounting
Addiction Studies
Allied Health
ANE Anesthesia Technology
Anthropology
Arabic Language
Art
American Sign Language
Astronomy
Automotive Service Technology
Bio-Medical Equipment Repair Technology
Biology
Business Law
Craft Brewing
Business
Industrial Computer Graphics Technology
Community College Orientation
Childcare Training: Early Childhood Education
Chemistry
Chinese
Computer Information Systems
Criminal Justice
CNC Computer Numerical Control
Corrections
Career and Professional Development
Computer Technology
Dental Assisting
Dance
Dental
Dental Hygiene
Digital Media Production
Digital Photography Technology
Drafting
Dietetic Technology
ECE Early Childhood Education
Economics
Teacher Education
Electrical Electronics Technology

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