FALL 2016 - Surry Community College

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FALL2016
Marty Needham
Featured Article
Mechatronics Degree Lands
Student Job Before Graduation
Olivia McAuley
Continuing Education Schedule
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FALL 2016
Yadkin County Course Offerings
Through Surry Community College
Earn a College Transfer Degree without
leaving Yadkin County!
Also Starting Fall 2016:
Get a start on the Mechatronics degree in Yadkin County. Future
program offerings will include Welding & Computer-Integrated
Machining. Classes will be held at The Yadkin Center and The Yadkin
County Agricultural & Educational Building.
Register Now Through August 1st
Classes Start August 15th
Call (336) 386-3264 or go to www.surry.edu for more information on
registering for classes or help with financial aid.
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In The Spotlight
Mechatronics Degree Lands Student Job Before Graduation
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Surry Graduate Fulfills Lifelong Dream of
Becoming Architect
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Getting a Head Start at Surry Community Helped College
Transfer Student Succeed at Chapel Hill
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Continuing Education Schedule
Curriculum Programs
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Cover Image: C.J. Rice graduated from Surry Community College in May with a degree in Mechatronics and
a diploma in Welding. He is now working as an Automation Technician at Ashley Furniture. Top Inset: Marty
Needham transferred from Surry Community College to NC State to become an architect. Bottom Inset: Olivia
McAuley began her college career at Surry and then transferred to UNC Chapel Hill to study Astrophysics. To
learn more about these successful Surry Community College graduates, read their stories on pages 2-6.
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In The Spotlight
Mechatronics Degree Lands Student Job Before Graduation
C.J. Rice graduated with a Mechatronics degree and a Welding diploma from Surry Community College on May 14. Before walking across the stage
at the Commencement Ceremony, Rice had already accepted a job offer as an Automation Technician at Ashley Furniture. He is standing beside the
LABVOLT trainers used in Mechatronics classes to teach switching and electrical control of motor circuits.
Armed with a Mechatronics degree and a Welding diploma from
Surry Community College, C.J. Rice, 21, landed a job as an Automation Technician before he even walked across the stage to graduate.
Rice graduated on May 14, and then began working at Ashley Furniture in Advance, N.C., on May 23. On top of those accomplishments,
he has no student loan debt, thanks to financial aid and smart money management.
Rice began taking classes at Surry Community College feeling like
the majority of new college students. He had just graduated from
North Davidson High School, and he was not really sure what he
wanted to study. He started taking classes in the Associate in Arts
program, while he was also playing baseball. Later on, he decided to
focus solely on his educational pursuits and then moved to Industrial Systems, a program that was later revamped into the Mechatronics program.
“By taking Industrial Systems, I learned that I would get to work
with robots, processes and welding. I wasn’t big on welding at first.
The Industrial System class had a welding class that was required.
That’s what hooked me into welding, and I ended up getting a welding diploma,” Rice said.
Through the Mechatronics classes, Rice worked with thermal
imaging and ultrasound guns and learned how these devices help
technicians troubleshoot and prevent maintenance problems. He
also learned how to program PLCs or Programmable Logic Controls.
PLCs make different processes run such as elevator buttons, lights,
and motor starters. He also used multi-meters to test electrical circuits.
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“It’s fun and challenging. I like to troubleshoot and make processes work correctly. I like seeing the behind-the-scenes view of how
things work,” Rice said. “We had simulations with PLC class. It was
really cool. I enjoyed it.”
Rice described Mechatronics as it relates to the industrial world.
“It’s mechanical and electrical engineering. The mechanical side is
about gear drives, chain drives, belt drives, lubrication and bearings.
You learn about thickness of oil and agents to make the mechanics
run smooth and last a long time. Mechanical is the foundation of
mechatronics,” Rice said. “The electrical side is what I was drawn to
because you learn about PLCs and how to hardwire and the rules of
electricity.
“It applies to everything, and that’s what I love about it,” Rice said.
“If a dog chews the electrical cord to my lamp, I can fix it instead of
throwing it away. I have become a lot handier. It’s just so much fun.”
Mechatronics students fine tune their troubleshooting skills in
class.
“The instructors will throw problems at you that you will have to
figure out how to fix. There were written tests along with hands-on
lab tests. It was challenging and really fun at the same time. The
instructors are great. You learn something new every day in Mechatronics.”
Machining also goes along with Mechatronics.
“I learned how to program a CNC machine, experienced AUTO
CAD and Mastercam along with using lathes and end mills. They
teach you the old school machining, so you can appreciate CNC
more. I learned how to fix and make certain parts. I really enjoyed
machining,” Rice said.
Rice recalled that Doug Slate, the Lead Instructor for Mechatronics, said that learning is life long and that you learn something new
everyday.
“He is right. I came to Surry Community College and didn’t know
anything about Mechatronics and mechanical engineering, robotics, electrical engineering, welding and machining. Then, everything
started to click at the end of my studies and how all this works together. Now I am applying what I learned to every day things like the
mechanics in my new car.”
Mechatronics students need to like to get their hands dirty and
not be timid. You learn OSHA 30 standards and how to be safe with
everything you are doing, Rice added.
“I thought my time at Surry was great. Everything I needed was
here. I walked to school every day. I ate at the Knights’ Grill every
day. I worked in the bookstore and the gym to make money,” Rice
said.
Rice offers some advice to students.
“You have to want to learn. You can’t be lazy,” he said. “If you get
an advisor, and you want to do this, it will happen. Surry just made
things so easy for me. I got a great education at Surry with no debt,
and now I have a job in a field that I love.”
As a part of his new job at Ashley Furniture, Rice has already gone
to Mississippi to provide welding support. His company is also helping him get his passport approved with plans to send him to Vietnam and Germany to work.
For information about registering for classes at Surry Community
College, go to www.surry.edu or call (336) 386-3264. The deadline
for Fall 2016 is Aug. 1. Classes start Aug. 15. Financial aid and
payment plan options are available.
Mechatronics graduate C.J. Rice is inspecting the grippers of the
FANUC robot used in the Automation Room of the K Building on
the Surry Community College campus in Dobson. Beginning in
Fall 2016, Surry students can begin working on a degree, diploma
or certificate in Mechatronics Engineering at The Yadkin Center.
Mechatronics Engineering Technology is an advanced manufacturing
field that combines electronics, mechanical engineering and robotics.
Mechatronics Engineering graduates are highly skilled, high-tech
trouble shooters that are finding good paying jobs in a field that’s in
high demand.
New for Fall 2016
Spanish Language Certificate
The Spanish Language Certificate will provide students with the
conversational skills, written skills, and the cultural background
knowledge needed to effectively communicate in Spanish in the
workplace and community agencies. All of the courses in this program are
part of the Comprehensive Articulation Agreement and can be used to
help satisfy graduation requirements for Associate in Arts and Associate in
Science degree programs. Many four-year colleges and universities require
a foreign language as part of their general education requirements.
Spanish Language Certificate Program of Study
All Semesters
Elem. Spanish I
SPA 111
Elem. Spanish II
SPA 112
Intermed. Spanish I
SPA 211
Intermed. Spanish II
SPA 212
Fall
SPA 221
Spanish Conversation
Spring
SPA 231
Reading & Composition
Contacts:
Laura Hudson Spanish Instructor H-288
(336) 386-3288 [email protected]
Jennifer Jimenez Spanish Instructor H-286
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In The Spotlight
Surry Graduate Fulfills Lifelong Dream of Becoming Architect
Marty Needham visits the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco as a part of a While in a Tectonics and Craft class taught by Frank Harmon at NC
studio class based on skyscrapers taught by Dr. Wayne Place. Needham said the State, Needham built a model of Peter Zumthor’s building called
bridge is one of the greatest engineering accomplishments that he has ever seen. The Bruder Klaus Chapel, which is located in Germany. Needham
was able to visit the actual chapel while he was studying abroad.
Persistence and motivation enabled a Surry Community College
graduate the opportunity that he had longed for his whole life.
When Marty Needham would spend the night with his buddies
as a young boy, he and his friends would build a club house and
everyone would have a role; Needham always volunteered to be
the architect.
Needham, now 46 and a recent graduate with a Master of Architecture from North Carolina State University, had always wanted
to be an architect. He was first interested in architectural design
while taking drafting and art at East Surry High School. He excelled
in drafting and wanted to pursue a career in architectural design
right after high school, but things did not work out the way he originally had planned.
He applied to the School of Architecture at the University of Charlotte where he had to turn in a portfolio and write a letter of intent
along with doing an interview. In January 1988, he and his mother
drove through a snowstorm to Charlotte where there was a foot of
precipitation already on the ground. He endured an hour of questions from a professor-and-student interview team about hypothetical life situations, which was a different interview format from anything he had experienced.
They asked him if he wanted to tour the school, but he was so
worried about the weather conditions that he turned them down,
having already toured the facility previously with a friend who was
in the program.
“When I got a letter that told me I was not accepted, I was devastated,” he said. “My whole life I wanted to do this, but now I
couldn’t.”
After following back up with the school, he was told that he did
not seem that interested because he did not tour the building.
When fall began, Needham did attend UNC Charlotte, but was not
happy there.
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“It disappointed me. I was miserable,” he said.
He came back to Pilot Mountain and started working for his dad
Eddie and Roger Shelton to build houses and farm tobacco.
“I really liked building houses. It was gratifying because I could see
the progress,” he said. “I thought I would go to work and then apply
again to school later. At 18 years old, I felt behind. Nothing in my life
has happened like I thought it would.”
Then, Needham started going to Surry Community College. “I was
a really good student in high school, but I was still in a funk. I didn’t
have the grades I was accustomed to having. Then I passed the exam
to have my contractors license when I was 22. I am really good at
building. I thought I could just build the rest of my life. I never advertised, but I stayed busy doing custom residential and some commercial work.”
He constructed restaurants and gas stations and built homes from
$120,000 up to $1 million during his 20-year career.
“Every day, I would see something architectural that would make
me wonder why did the architect do this,” Needham said.
Things were going great for Needham until the economy took a
downturn.
“When the economy went down, I had six houses going. After I
finished them, my phone wasn’t ringing and then eventually I was
out of work,” he said. “What am I going to do? No one is doing anything. My income went to zero.”
His wife Marie encouraged him to go back to school and do what
he always wanted to do.
“She said we could make it work,” he said. “So, I started going
back to Surry in the hopes to transfer. I also wanted to get my feet
wet again with school.”
In 2008, he signed back up for classes at Surry Community College. His grades were good. He completed both an Associate in Arts
and an Associate in Science in May 2009.
“I don’t know why anyone else wouldn’t want to start at Surry
Community College,” Needham said. “Monetarily and practically,
this was the best thing for me, and I don’t know why it wouldn’t be
for anyone else. It was a great experience going to Surry. It just felt
like I was at home at Surry. Its location also allows students to live at
home and save money.”
Needham was ready to apply to architect school again. This
time he applied to the School of Architecture at NC State. He went
through the process of getting letters of recommendation, submitting his portfolio online, including pictures of the buildings and
homes he had built along with a variety of other things he had done
– a unique tile work pattern in a shower and a table he had built. He
did anything he could to set himself apart.
“I got a letter from NC State saying I didn’t get in,” Needham said.
“I was twice the age and same feelings came back.”
Needham reached out to Richard Vaughn, a business associate,
and long-time supporter of NC State who encouraged the School of
Architecture to allow Needham to enter the school based on a trial
period. If he proved himself after the first semester, the dean would
consider him in the program.
“I did really well the first semester. I had a 4.0 GPA when I got a
Bachelor of Environmental Design in Architecture from NC State,”
he said. “Just about all the courses I took at Surry transferred, which
was extremely helpful. I didn’t have to take the general education
classes. I got to concentrate solely on architecture classes.”
While studying at NC State, Needham studied abroad at the
Prague Institute in the Czech Republic.
“It was the most amazing thing I did in my life. State has a campus
there. We went to Venice, Rome, Florence, Switzerland, and Germany,” Needham said. “I had never been to Europe and traveled
across water. It was neat to be able to get off a plane and take public
transportation anywhere you want to go. The architecture is beautiful, and the food was good. It was incredible to study the Pantheon
and the Colosseum from having just seen pictures to be able to set
foot on it and put your hand on the wall of the Colosseum and think
about the people who came before you.”
Needham started a master’s degree program in January 2015 and
was offered a teacher assisting position that helped pay for his tuition. He also received many scholarships that helped him along the
way. He graduated on May 6 with a Master of Architecture from
NC State. He began a new job at Novus Architects in Charleston on
May 23.
Growing up and priming tobacco and working on a farm made
him a hard worker, but he also had dreams beyond his home in Pilot
Mountain and encourages people to strive to reach their goals no
matter where they are from or what they are currently doing.
“I have a huge sense of accomplishment because I got turned
down twice, but I finished at the top of the class. It means a lot to
me,” he said. “I am going to keep working hard and try to be the
best at what ever I do.”
for Fall 2016 is Aug. 1. Classes start Aug. 15. Financial aid and
payment plan options are available.
NEW PROGRAM!
Trucking Operations
Management Certificate
At Surry Community College
Contact:
Shelia Martin (336) 386 - 3352 | [email protected]
Business Technologies Division
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Getting a Head Start at Surry Community Helped College
Transfer Student Succeed at Chapel Hill
Olivia McAuley proves that
starting out at a community college prepares students for the
rigorous academic work that is
required to graduate from a university with a challenging degree.
She earned a bachelor’s in Astrophysics with a Math minor this
past May from the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill and
hopes to become a research scientist focusing on galaxy evolution and structure. She is currently taking a year-long break from
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studies to focus on her research
and to build her credentials.
Astrophysics is a branch of space science that applies the laws of
physics and chemistry to explain the birth, life and death of stars,
planets, galaxies, nebulae and other objects in the universe. Related
to Astrophysics are the studies of Astronomy and Cosmology.
“It’s basically applying physics to astronomy and galaxy evolution
and structures,” McAuley said. “We look at stellar (star) structure
and some solar.”
Her future plans include graduate school in Astrophysics where
she would like to pursue a master’s and then a doctorate at one of
the following universities – Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Ohio
State University in Columbus, or the University of Central Florida in
Orlando.
This Mount Airy resident started her college career at the Surry
Early College when she was in the ninth grade. She graduated in
2013 with two degrees – an associate in science and an associate
in arts – before she even received a high school diploma from Surry
County Schools.
“I always liked Astronomy since first grade. We talked about the
solar system and never went into depth. So, I read books on the subject by myself. I took Physics at Surry with Mrs. Page,” she said. “At
first, I was hesitant, but I did like Physics. It was the first challenging
class that I had taken. I had more fun in that class than any other
classes.”
McAuley said if she didn’t go into an Astronomy related field she
would have gone into math, her second favorite subject.
“I do want to be a research scientist,” she said. “I have also
thought about being a professor maybe at a small university or a
community college. Being involved in research is definitely my number one choice.”
While at Surry Community College, McAuley was able to take
many introduction classes that helped her jump into the STEM (Science Technology Engineering Math) studies at UNC.
“Going to Surry definitely gave me ahead start. It also opened my
eyes to the difference in a community college versus a university,”
she said, explaining that she saw many classmates struggle in Calculus and Physics at UNC.
“At the university, they make it hard. It’s a way of weeding out
students from certain programs. They give you all the information,
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and it’s really up to you to interpret yourself. You are also graded on
a bell curve, which is hard to get used to, and sometimes you don’t
really know where you stand in the class because it’s based on how
the other students are performing. There are also graduate students
teaching, which makes it harder to learn at the university. The class
size can be as large as 400 students.”
She was an active campus member at UNC serving as co-president of Women in Physics and as the secretary of Society of Physics.
She was also active on Surry’s campus. She was a member of the
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society and traveled to San Jose for a PTK
convention in 2013. She was active as a Math Club member and
Campus Ambassador going to local high schools to talk to students
about Surry Community College and pursuing college degrees. She
also gave campus tours for people visiting SCC.
“I took Calculus at Surry, and I loved it. I got my basics at Surry. I
was so far ahead of the students at UNC in Calculus, which helped
me in all my other classes. Surry is really good in Calculus and Physics with getting you prepared even to go outside of your major. It
gets you thinking critically about what you are doing.”
McAuley was able to take care of two foreign language requirements at SCC, and looking back wished she had taken all three at
the community college – a tip she extends to other college transfer
students. She also was able to skip Introductory English and Algebra
at UNC because she had gotten an associate’s degree at Surry. Her
physical education course was also completed at Surry.
She offers this advice to potential college transfer students who
go from the community college to the university.
“Be positive even though you may not be making the grades that
you want. You are getting a degree from a university. Grades really don’t matter in the big scheme of things. Employers don’t care
about grades. They want to know if you are capable of the job,” she
said.
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Agricultural
Contact Information:
Pre-registration and pre-payment required.
You may register online or use the Printable
Registration Form found at www.surry.
edu/personal-enrichment to mail, walk-in,
or fax your registration and payment.
Call (336) 386-3618 for more information.
The full tuition cost for the following
Agricultural related training is supplemented
thanks to a grant provided through the Surry
Skill-UP program and made possible by the
NC Tobacco Trust Fund Commission.
Spreadsheets/Excel for Farm
Agribusiness Applications
This course is designed to give those running an agricultural/farm business the computerized spreadsheet skills they need to
help them manage their operations more
effectively and efficiently.
Cost: $45
May be available free through
Surry Skill-UP. Call to apply.
Location: Pilot Center, Room 114
• October 24 – December 5, M, 6:30-9pm
High Tunnel Green House for the
Home or Farm
This course is appropriate for anyone considering greenhouse produce production or
for existing greenhouse growers wanting to
learn new techniques. Special topics will include irrigation options, heating and cooling
techniques, and planting practices.
Harvest Operations
Cost: $20
May be available free through
Surry Skill-UP. Call to apply.
Join us for a day of harvest operations and
see firsthand what it takes to make a bottle
of wine. We will pick fruit from the vineyard
and process in the winery.
Location: Pilot Center, Front Lobby
• August 25, M, 5:30-8:30pm
Cost: $25
Wine Grape Yield Estimation
This training will cover yield estimation calculations to correctly predict the amount of
fruit entering the winery.
Cost: $20
Location: SCC Dobson, SBVE Room 113
• August 19, F, 10am-1pm
Vineyard Maturity Sampling
Learn the correct methods to assess fruit
maturity based on both analytical measurements (Brix/pH/TA) and sensory evaluation.
• September 17, Sat., 9am-3pm
Trunk Disease Management
Trunk disease is one of the silent killers of
the grapevine. Typically, once you realize
you have an issue your only options are to
retrain or replant. This workshop will provide you with the skills necessary to prevent
trunk disease in your vineyard.
Cost: $20
Cost: $20
• October 28, F, 10am-1pm
• August 26, F, 10am-1pm
Pruning Workshop
Vineyard Cover Cropping Strategies
Learn how to manage water, nutrients, and
erosion with cover crop. Perennial and annual cover cropping methods are essential
in NC vineyards, and application timing is
critical.
Cost: $20
• September 23, F, 9am-12pm
This workshop will provide essential principles and practices of grapevine pruning.
It will include both classroom and field
sessions to introduce important concepts
and key techniques related to quality assurance, crop yield, and disease mitigation.
Attendants will have the opportunity to gain
hands on experience in our campus vineyard and implement a multitude of various
pruning styles.
Cost: $25
• December 10, Sat., 9am-3pm
Tasting Room Etiquette for Tastings
and Serving Wine - Advanced
Do you need assistance with educational costs?
Are you underemployed or unemployed in Surry or Yadkin County?
Have you, your family or your community ever been affected by
the decline in the tobacco industry?
• Tuition Assistance
• Short-Term Occupational Training
• Career Development Counseling
Call (336) 386-3618 or email
[email protected] to learn more.
Cost: $20
• November 1, T, 6-9pm
Winery Visits: How to Make the
Most of Your Tasting Room Visit
Surry Skill-UP Provides:
• Skill Assessments
This course is for those with experience
working in area winery tasting rooms or for
those that have taken our basic course. The
training is offered for potential and current
employees of winery tasting rooms with an
emphasis on wine varietals, styles, flavor
and aroma profiles, customer relations, education and etiquette.
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This course is for those who enjoy visiting
winery tasting rooms. Emphasis on wine varietals, styles, flavor and aroma profiles, and
etiquette to help make for an enjoyable tasting experience.
Cost: $20
Location: NC Cooperative Extension
Surry Center, 210 N. Main St. Dobson
• October 25, T, 6-9pm
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your registration and payment.
Veterinary Assistant I
If you would like to learn to care for your
pets or if you are interested in working as
an assistant in a veterinarian’s office, our
animal care classes will prepare you. In Vet
Assisting I, you will have hands-on experience in the skills needed to assist with an
animal’s physical examination. You will also
learn about animal anatomy and physiology, animal diseases, record keeping, the law,
and other topics.
Cost: $127
Location: SCC Dobson, Room K-117
• January 23 – May 1, 2017, M, 6-9pm
Veterinary Assistant II
The Veterinary Assistant II hybrid course is
a continuation of the Veterinary Assistant I
class and allows students to study when it
is convenient for them. Students will have
three face-to-face class meetings. In Veterinary Assistant II, students will have a more
in-depth study in animal anatomy and physiology and animal diseases. Students will
shadow an animal care professional.
Prerequisites: Satisfactory completion of
the Surry Community College Veterinary Assistant I course and good computer/Internet
skills.
Offered in the Summer Semester
(May – August)
Pet Grooming
Call (336) 386-3580 to pre-register or for
more information.
This 24-hour course allows students to
learn proper techniques for pet grooming.
By bringing his/her own pet, each student
receives instruction in a hands-on environment. Topics for the class include small animal grooming techniques, use and care of
animal grooming tools, small animal handling methods, and the basic anatomy of
small animals. No certificate, diploma, or
degree is issued upon completion.
Cost: $71
Location: Yadkin Center, Room A 126
• September 8 – October 27, Th, 6-9pm
Effective Teacher Training – Hybrid
Interested in substitute teaching? The
ETT course emphasizes information and
behavioral skills needed to recognize
and apply teaching practices, to manage
classroom behaviors, and to effectively
support the instructional program.
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Orientation will be Monday, September 12,
6pm, on the Dobson Campus. To be successful, students should possess good computer
skills.
Cost: $127
Location: SCC Dobson, Room J-116 & Online
• September 12 – November 28
Notary Public
Call (336) 386-3580 to pre-register or for
more information.
This two night, seven-hour course prepares
students to become a Notary Public in North
Carolina. Topics include notary qualifications, guidelines, and processes for notarizing documents. After passing the course
test, students are eligible to submit an application to the Secretary of State to become
a notary.
*Note: In order to take this class, students
MUST live/work in NC, be at least 18 years
old, possess a high school diploma or GED,
be able to read/write English, have no
felony convictions (some misdemeanors
apply), and have a valid driver’s license or
NC State ID.
Cost: $71
Textbook: $27.25 (subject to change)
Location: Elkin Center, Room 106
• August 23 & 25, TTh, 6-9:30pm
• September 27 & 29, TTh, 6-9:30pm
Location: SCC Dobson, Room A-121
• October 25 & 27, TTh, 6-9:30pm
• November 29 & December 1, TTh, 6-9:30pm
TAXIDERMY
Orientation to Taxidermy
Pre-registration for this orientation is
required by calling (336) 386-3618 by
Thursday, August 4.
The free session is open to anyone who
would like to visit the classroom/lab and
meet with the instructor to learn more
about the class, associated costs, required
tools/supplies, and the training facility.
Cost: Free
• August 6, Sat., 10am-2pm
• August 31, Wed., 6-8pm
TAXIDERMY
Fish, Reptiles, Small Game and Life-size
The Summer/Fall taxidermy class covers
both fish/reptiles and small game/life-size
mounts. Topics include skinning, fleshing,
tanning, and drying of skins of fish and small
to large mammals. The correct use, alteration and rebuilding of purchased manikins
and other parts will be covered also.
Cost: $183
• August 20 – December 10, every other Saturday, 8:30am-3:30pm
• September 12 – October 31, MW, 6-10pm
TAXIDERMY
Taxidermy Advanced Techniques and
Special Topics
The advanced taxidermy class is open to
advanced taxidermists, past students or
those currently enrolled in one of our other taxidermy courses. Topics can include:
form alterations and form building, casting,
molding, advanced painting and finishing
methods, and artificial habitat molding. Participants may work on deer, fish, birds, or
life-size projects of their choice and receive
instruction as needed.
Cost: $183
• August 20 – December 10, every other Saturday, 8:30am-3:30pm
• September 12 – October 31, MW, 6-10pm
Upholstery
Bring your upholstery project and learn
to tear down a piece of upholstered furniture or automotive seat; then, completely restore it by repairing or rebuilding the
frames, replacing parts, and selecting and
replacing fabric.
Cost: $183
• August 8 – December 12, MW, 9am-1pm
• August 9 – December 13, TTh, 9am-1pm
• August 9 – December 13, TTh, 5:30-9:30pm
Violin Making – Violin Luthier
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This class is offered to the student willing
to commit a minimum of a year of work toward making a violin “from scratch.” All skill
levels are welcome. Each student will select
wood from a tone wood dealer, make templates, sharpen and grind tools, carve, bend,
shape and inlay their own instrument. Tools
provided. Cost of materials is extra.
Cost: $183
(New students are required to pay $116
supply fee)
Location: Center for Public Safety, Mount
Airy, Room 304
• August 9 – December 6, T, 9am-3pm
• August 9 – December 6, T, 4-10pm
• August 10 – December 7, W, 9am-3pm
• August 10 – December 7, W, 4-10pm
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Career Readiness
CAREER READINESS CERTIFICATION
Call Susan Ratcliff at (336) 386-3309 for registration information and class days and times.
www.crcnc.org
The National Career Readiness Certificate,
signed by North Carolina’s governor, provides a credential for employees confirming
their workplace skills in applied mathematics, reading for information, and locating
information. These three skills have been
identified by employers as vital for success
in the vast majority of today’s jobs. WorkKeys is required to earn a National Career
Readiness Certificate.
Career Readiness Skills (KeyTrain)
Career Ready 101 is our integrated approach to exploring careers and skill requirements, building workplace skills using
KeyTrain, and creating life-literacy with such
skills as financial awareness and job searching. This program leads users to certification
with WorkKeys assessments and the North
Carolina Career Readiness Certification. Use
our KeyTrain courses to improve your math,
reading, and locating information skills.
Practice and learn the Career Readiness
skills needed to succeed in jobs and careers.
Work toward earning your Career Readiness
Certificate. Determine what level of the Career Readiness Certificate you are eligible to
earn – Bronze, Silver, Gold or Platinum – in
each of the three core areas.
Cost: $180
(Tuition may be waived for the unemployed
and underemployed.)
Location: All Locations
Open Enrollment, Hours vary by location.
WORKKEYS
www.act.org/workkeys
Flexible dates, day and evening test times,
locations, test preparation, and scholarships
available.
Assessments:
Applied Mathematics
Locating Information
Reading for Information
Applied Technology
Business Writing
Workplace Observation
$10
$10
$10
$10
$10
$20
To schedule testing, contact Carmen
Eldridge at (336) 386-3683 or eldridgec@
surry.edu.
COLLEGE AND CAREER
READINESS PROGRAMS
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Students must be at least 16 years old to
enroll in the College and Career Readiness
programs. If students are under 18 years
old, students must complete a Surry Community College student release form, which
is available online at www.surry.edu/hse or
from one of our five learning centers:
Elkin Center in Elkin
(336) 386-3604
Jones Family Resource Center in Mount Airy
(336) 786-1071 or (336) 386-3688
Main Campus in Dobson
(336) 386-3261
Pilot Center in Pilot Mountain
(336) 386-3618
Yadkin Center in Yadkinville
(336) 679-4600 ext. 3580
Adult Basic Education (ABE)
For more information, please contact Jennifer Pardue at (336) 386-3674 or parduejs@
surry.edu.
Adult Basic Education is a program of instruction designed for adults who need to
improve their reading, writing, speaking,
problem solving, or computation skills to
function more effectively in society, on a
job, or in the family.
Classes are offered at our five learning
centers in Dobson, Elkin, Mount Airy, Pilot
Mountain, and Yadkinville.
Students with Intellectual Disabilities (formerly Compensatory Education)
For more information, contact Shelia Swift
at (336) 386-3596 or [email protected].
We also offer ABE classes designed specifically for adults with developmental disabilities and traumatic brain injuries. The focus
of these classes are to improve the individual’s independence by acquiring necessary
basic life skills from math and reading skills
to job development. Surry is in the process
of restructuring these classes to meet Workforce Investment Opportunity Act (WIOA)
requirements such as the following:
• Contextualized instruction
• Integrating content standards
• Assisting adults to become literate
• Obtaining knowledge and skills necessary for employment and economic self-sufficiency
• Transitioning to postsecondary education and training
• Career pathways
Classes are offered at Creating Successful
Learners in Mount Airy, LIFESPAN in Dobson, and New Horizons Adult Day Services
in Yadkinville. Books, materials, and instruction are provided free of charge.
High School Equivalency (HSE)
Two tests – one diploma: Surry Community
College offers two assessment options for
earning a High School Equivalency Diploma. Applicants can take either the General
Educational Development (GED®) Test or
the High School Equivalency Test (HiSET®).
Successful passage of either test results in
the same High School Equivalency Diploma
issued by the North Carolina Board of Community Colleges. Free preparation classes
are offered to give students an opportunity
to gain the knowledge and skills needed to
successfully pass the tests.
GED® Test
The GED® test is computer based only, but
paper testing is available as an accommodation. The test has four content areas:
1. Reasoning through Language Arts
(150 minutes)
2. Mathematical Reasoning (115 minutes)
3. Science (90 minutes)
4. Social Studies (75 minutes)
The test is offered in English and Spanish.
The test requires student knowledge of basic computer skills, which is part of our HSE
curriculum. The cost to students is $20 per
test for a total of $80 for the entire series.
When you pay for one test, you get two retakes at no charge. After the third attempt
to pass a GED® subject area, you must wait
60 days before you can take the test again.
Upon attaining minimum standard scores of
145 on each of the four tests, a high school
equivalency diploma is awarded to the student by the NC State Board of the Community College System. Books, materials, and
instruction are provided free of charge.
For more information, please contact Jennifer Pardue, Chief GED® Examiner, at (336)
386-3674 or [email protected].
GED® UPDATE
The GED® Testing Service announced on
January 25, 2016 that the passing score for
the GED® test is now 145 instead of 150 for
each subject area. Therefore, if you took a
GED® test (beginning January 1, 2014) and
scored 145 or higher, then you passed that
test! Log into GED.com and on the dashboard choose “My Scores” to see your updated record. For more information, contact
the center you attended.
HiSET® Test
Surry Community College now offers the
HiSET® Test. This test is available at Surry
only as a paper-based exam. Various accommodations are available with proper documentation and approval from HiSET®. This
exam has five content areas:
1. Reading (65 minutes)
2. Writing (Part 1 – 75 minutes,
Part 2 – Essay – 45 minutes)
3. Science (80 minutes)
4. Social Studies (70 minutes)
5. Mathematics (90 minutes)
The HiSET® test is available in English and
Spanish. The cost to students is $10 per test
for a total of $50. Two free retakes are only
available when you purchase the entire test
battery for $50. Therefore, retakes are not
available to students who purchase one test
at a time. Upon scoring at least 8 out of 20
on all HiSET® subtests, scoring 2 out of 6 on
the essay, and achieving a total scaled score
of at least 45, a High School Equivalency diploma is awarded by the State Board of the
Community College System.
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Career Readiness
ABE/HSE Orientation
There is a mandatory eight-hour orientation
required for new ABE/HSE students and students returning after six months. This will be
two four-hour days or nights. The orientation will be held at each learning center in
Dobson, Pilot Mountain, Elkin, Yadkinville,
and Mount Airy. Students must bring a current picture identification such as a driver’s
license/permit, government issued photo or
tax identification card, and a social security
card to orientation. Any student age 16 or
17 must present a completed SCC Student
Release form.
Contact one of these staff members to
register for orientation:
Jennifer Pardue (336) 386-3674
Nichole Shores (336) 386-3441
Mary White (336) 386-3261
ABE/HSE Orientation Schedule
Fall Semester
Cost: Free
Location: Pilot Center
August 16 & 18
T, 9am-1pm or 5-9pm
Th, 9am-1pm or 5-9pm
Location: Yadkin Center
August 16 & 18
T, 9am-1pm or 5-9pm
Location: SCC Dobson, Rooms J-221 & J-222
August 23 & 25
T, 9am-1pm or 5-9pm
ABE/HSE Learning Center Hours
Cost: Free
Location: Elkin Center
August 16 – December 14
MTWTh, 8am-1pm
TTh, 6-9pm
Location: Jones Family Resource Center
MTWTh, 8am-3:30pm
MTTh, 6-9pm
F, 8am-12pm
TWTh, 9am-2pm
TTh, 5-8pm
Location: SCC Dobson
MTWTh, 8am-3:30pm
TTh, 6-9pm
MTWTh, 8am-1pm
TTh, 5-9pm
ABE/HSE Registration
Registration for all ABE/HSE class sites will
be held for continuing students and students who have attended class within the
last six months during normal operating
hours on the following dates:
August 23 & 25
T, 9am-1pm or 5-9pm
Fall Semester: August 16 through December 14 during each center’s normal operating hours.
August 23 & 25
T, 9am-1pm or 5-9pm
For more information, contact Jennifer
Pardue at (336) 386-3674 or parduejs@
surry.edu.
October 18 & 20
T, 9am-1pm or 5-9pm
October 18 & 20
T, 9am-1pm or 5-9pm
Location: SCC Dobson, Rooms J-221 & J-222
October 18 & 20
T, 9am-1pm or 5-9pm
October 18 & 20
T, 9am-1pm or 5-9pm
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T, 9am-1pm or 5-9pm
HSE Online
This class will help you prepare for the high
school equivalency test in the comfort of
your own home or anywhere you have Internet access. Complete HSE orientation
with a fifth grade level in Reading (determined by your TABE reading score), and you
will be considered a candidate for the HSE
Online class.
Basic Skills Plus
For more information, contact Nichole
Shores, Transition Coach, at (336) 386-3441
or [email protected].
The Basic Skills Plus program was developed
to provide employability skills, job-specific
occupational and technical skills, and developmental education instruction to students
concurrently enrolled in a community college course leading to a high school diploma
or equivalent certificate.
At this time, Surry offers two Basic Skills Plus
Pathways: CNA I and Welding. The tuition
and registration fee is waived for these two
pathways, but students will be responsible
for the textbook and supply costs.
English Language Acquisitions (ELA)
For more information, contact Rosa Torres
The ELA program provides a means for
speakers of other languages to attend classes to learn English communication skills as
well as American customs and history.
Registration for ELA class sites will be held
during normal operating hours on the following dates: August 16 through December 14.
Cost: Free
MTWTh, 8:30am-1:30pm
Location: Elkin Elementary School
TTh, 5:30-8:30pm
MTW, 8:30am-1:30pm
Th, 9am-1pm
MTW, 8:30am-3:30pm ELA/HSE
Th, 8:30am-1:30pm
WTh, 5:30-8:30pm
ELA – Pronunciation
The ELA Pronunciation class helps improve
pronunciation and communication skills for
the students that are studying English Language Acquisitions. It is offered to students
who have achieved the level of Low Intermediate according to the placement test
administered to them.
• August 16 – December 14, F, 9am-noon
ELA-Citizenship
The purpose of this class is to increase students’ knowledge of civics in the United
States that will help them become active and
informed parents, workers, and community
members. It will include a contextualized instruction on the rights and responsibilities
of a citizen, U.S. history and government,
civics participation, and naturalization procedures.
Location: Jones Family Resource Center,
Mount Airy
• Dates: TBD
PASSING THE GED JUST GOT
A LITTLE EASIER!
®
Lower GED® Test Score
On January 25th 2016, the GED® Testing Service announced that the
passing score for the GED® test is now 145 instead of 150 for each subject
area. Therefore, if you took a GED® test (beginning January 1, 2014) and
scored 145 or higher, then you passed that test! Log into GED.com and on
the dashboard choose “My Scores” to see your updated record. For more
information, contact the center you attended. The center numbers are
listed below:
Elkin Center in Elkin
(336) 386-3604
Jones Family Resource Center
in Mount Airy
(336) 786-1071
Main Campus in Dobson
(336) 386-3455
Pilot Center in Pilot Mountain
(336) 386-3618
Yadkin Center in Yadkinville
(336) 679-4600 ext. 3594
www.surry.edu/hse
High School Equivalency Graduation
will be held at the Shelton-Badgett
North Carolina Viticulture & Enology
Center in Dobson.
August 21st
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3:00 pm
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Computer Technology
For questions and registration:
Susan Ratcliff at (336) 386-3309 or
[email protected]
Computer Skills Basics – Windows 10
The Computer Skills Basics – Windows 10
class is designed to be hands-on and user
friendly for senior citizens and others who
may have limited computer skills. Students
will be shown how to work with files, how
to create new documents, and how to save
and rename documents along with how to
work with text such as editing, typing, inserting, highlighting, and deleting text.
Cost: $127
• August 29 – October 19, MW, 1-4pm
• October 24 – December 7, MW, 1-4pm
Airy, Room 114
• August 29 – October 19, MW, 1-4pm
Location: Yadkin Center, Room 218
• August 30 – October 20, TTh, 1-4pm
Microsoft Windows 10 & Office 2016
This eight-week course will show the student how to use Microsoft’s newest operating system Windows 10 as well as the productivity programs of MS Office. This course
includes an overview of MS Word 2016, MS
Excel 2016, and MS PowerPoint 2016.
Cost: $127
• August 29 – October 19, MW, 9am-noon
• October 24 – December 7, MW, 9am-noon
• September 6 – December 8, TTh, 9am-noon
Microsoft Excel 2016
Microsoft Excel 2016 is an eight-week course
that is appropriate for beginning Excel students or those who need to update their
Excel skills for today’s job market. Training
includes basic spreadsheet building. This
class offers the skills that employers desire
for the workplace as well as skills beneficial
to the home user.
Cost: $127
• October 11 – December 8, TTh, 6-9pm
iPhone/iPad Fundamentals
The iPhone/iPad Fundamentals course provides users of Apple’s iPhone and iPad basic
knowledge of both devices. Students will
not only learn the basics such as setting up
email accounts, messaging, navigation and
using controls, but will also be introduced to
the newest iOS operating system and learn
the basics of working with iCloud.
Cost: $71
Introduction to Social Media
Users will learn to navigate social media
sites, create a personal profile, and share information. This class will emphasize Internet
safety and netiquette. A basic knowledge of
computers and Internet are encouraged for
this class.
Cost: TBD
• September 20 – October 13, TTh, 1-4pm
Airy, Room 121
• October 11 – November 3, TTh, 6-9pm
• October 25 – November 17, TTh, 1-4pm
Navigating the Internet for Seniors
Come let our patient instructors guide you
through Internet safety, virus protection,
how to use email, and how to search the
Internet. Other topics for discussion include
Internet shopping, banking, pharmacy and
medical records.
Cost: TBD
Airy, Room 114
• October 24 – December 7, MW, 1-4pm
Restoring Photos
• October 25 – November 17, MW, 1-4pm
Bring new life to old or damaged photos
by retouching them in Adobe’s Photoshop.
Learn the basics of scanning your paper photos to electronic form and using Photoshop
to edit. Learn to restore torn and wrinkled
photos and add color to black and white
photos. Basic computer skills are required.
The Technology Awareness course provides
employability skills training for unemployed
and underemployed adults. The curriculum
framework and the content of the instructional materials will focus on the following
topics: developing a moderate comfort level of basic computer-use skills, using technology in developing and implementing job
search strategies, researching career and
occupational information, compiling and
developing employment related documents
(resume, cover letters, applications and
electronic employment portfolios), accessing governmental and educational resources, assessing technology literacy, understanding the impact of social networking on
employment, and emphasizing the role of
technology including the use of tablets and
smartphones for the workplace.
Smartphones for the Android User
Cost: $71
Cost: $125
(Tuition may be waived for the unemployed
and underemployed.)
Cost: $71
Technology Awareness
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Airy, Room 121
• September 6 – September 29, TTh, 6-9pm
This course will instruct users of Android
based smartphones and tablets with skills
related to the Android operating system.
Students will learn skills related to basic settings, messaging, email, apps and working
with the Google Play store.
Cost: $71
On Demand
Introduction to QuickBooks 2015
The Introduction to QuickBooks 2015
course explores this user-friendly bookkeeping software. Class topics include setting up
your company in QuickBooks and creating
your chart of accounts. Students will also
learn to handle multiple forms of payment.
Location: SCC Dobson, Room V-217
• September 13 – October 6, TTh, 6-9pm
• October 4 – October 27, TTh, 6-9pm
Microsoft Office Bootcamp
Everything you need to know about Microsoft’s productivity software in a short timeframe. Each class is appropriate for gaining
skills needed in today’s workplace.
Cost: TBD
MS Word Bootcamp
MS Excel Bootcamp
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Human Resources Development
All HRD classes offered at no cost to
unemployed, underemployed workers.
No pre-registration required.
Dynamic Interview Techniques
Creating an Impressive Resume
Learn the ins and outs of the interview process from preparing beforehand to what
you should do after. Gain valuable insight on
popular interview questions, what a potential employer cannot ask, what to wear to
an interview, and how to address questions
related to having a criminal record, age, and
other barriers to employment.
Create an impressive resume and cover letter that will get you noticed. Learn resume
dos and don’ts, how to address background
and work history issues, and tips specific for
navigating the online application process.
Receive assistance with creating resumes
and cover letters in the NCWorks database.
Location: NCWorks Career Center
(Mount Airy Office)
541 West Pine Street, Mount Airy
• August 23, T, 1-3pm
• September 27, T, 1-3pm
(Mount Airy Office)
• December 6, T, 1-3pm
All Things NCWorks
Contact: Carmen Eldridge
(336) 386-3683
[email protected]
#UsingSocialMedia and Networking
as Job Search Tools
Expand your work search efforts to include
social media and networking. Learn the dos
and don’ts of social media, the best ways to
utilize online job search engines, and how to
use social media sites like LinkedIn to discover job opportunities. Build your networking
skills, and learn to use NCWorks Virtual Recruiter and Job Search features in the most
beneficial ways.
www.NCWorks.gov
Put North Carolina’s job listing website to
work for you. Find out your job interests,
create resumes and cover letters, activate
the Virtual Recruiter, access free online skills
training and courses, search for jobs in every
county in NC, discover location employment
and wage data, and gain other valuable information from this website that is much
more than a list of jobs.
(Mount Airy Office)
Call (336) 786-4169 for dates and times of
one-hour workshop.
NCWorks Career Center
Mount Airy Office www.NCWorks.gov
Job seekers can search for jobs, create
resumes, complete online applications, and
explore careers. Employers can find candidates, post jobs, and search labor market
information.
(Mount Airy Office)
• August 15-December 8, MTWTh, 8:30am-5pm
Classes offered at no cost for unemployed
or dislocated workers.
NATIONAL CAREER READINESS
CERTIFICATE
The NCRC certifies employability skills required by many occupations. The National
Career Readiness Certificate is a credential
that promotes career development and
confirms to employers that an individual
possesses basic workplace skills in reading,
applied math, and locating information –
skills that most jobs require. www.crcnc.org
Reading for Information, Locating Information and Applied Mathematics, Paper and
Pencil or Internet Version - $30.
Test preparation recommended. Test registration required by calling Carmen Eldridge
(336) 386-3683 or [email protected].
Scholarships available for testing fee.
(Mount Airy Office)
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In Transition...
This class is for those currently in professional transition whether seeking something
new after the loss of a long term job, looking
to make a career change, or reentering the
workforce after a period of absence. Learn
how to seek employment in today’s job
market and meet employers’ expectations.
Use NCWorks Alison to discover types of
jobs that interest you, search and apply for
jobs, and create resumes. Discover training
opportunities, useful job search tools, interview tips, and how to keep a job once hired.
(Mount Airy Office)
SCC WELDING COURSES
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Basic & Advanced (Day or Evening)
This fast-paced welding course will prepare students for entry-level SMAW
(Stick) and GMAW (MIG) welding employment. In addition to welding safety,
this course covers flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead welding positions.
Emphasis will be placed on groove and fillet welds on carbon steel plate.
Students will learn welding machine set up, welding electrodes, and proper
welding techniques and will be prepared for welder qualification welding tests.
Tuition assistance may be available for qualified applicants through
Surry Skill-UP for any of these welding classes.
All welding classes are offered on the SCC campus in Dobson, Room S-116.
For more information or to register for a class call (336) 386-3398.
See page 14 for details
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Industrial Careers
Advanced Welding
Registration Form found at www.surry.
edu/personal-enrichment to mail, walk-in,
or fax your registration and payment.
Cost: $183
Tuition assistance may be available for
qualified applicants through Surry Skill-UP.
Call to apply.
Location: SCC Dobson, Room S-116
CNC Machining Basics
Day
• October 12 – December 8, MTWTh, 8am-noon
CNC Machining Basics will introduce students to the basic concepts of CNC machining and hands-on instruction of how to apply them in the workplace. Topics include
machine operation, machine programming
and common principles used in the machine
shop.
Evening
• October 12 – December 8, MTWTh, 6-10pm
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Cost: $183
Call to apply.
Location: SCC Dobson, Room I-103
• August 16 – December 8, TTh, 6-9pm
Welding: Basic & Advanced
(Day or Evening)
Woodworking, Cabinetmaking, Small
Wood Projects & Lathe Turning
This course is designed to introduce students to the fundamental techniques of
working with wood and the various hand
tools and machines used in cabinetmaking
and woodworking. In addition, lathe and
turning skills will be taught to those that are
interested. Students choose a wood project
of their choice and receive instruction on
planning the project, purchasing the materials, and using tools and equipment to safely
complete the project.
Cost: $183
This fast-paced welding course will prepare students for entry-level SMAW (Stick)
and GMAW (MIG) welding employment. In
addition to welding safety, this course covers flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead
welding positions. Emphasis will be placed
on groove and fillet welds on carbon steel
plate. Students will learn welding machine
set up, welding electrodes, and proper
welding techniques and will be prepared for
welder qualification welding tests. Students
can choose to enroll in the day course or the
evening course. Additional costs include a
book for approximately $60 in addition to
gloves, pliers, and vise grips.
Location: Center for Public Safety,
Mount Airy, Room 304
• August 8 – December 5, M, 8am-2pm
• August 8 – December 5, M, 6-10pm
Basic Welding
Cost: $183
Call to apply.
Location: SCC Dobson, Room S-116
Truck Driver Training
Contact Dr. Wayne C. Matthews
(336) 386-3584 or [email protected]
facebook.com/scctruckdriver
Surry Community College, in cooperation
with Caldwell Community College and
Technical Institute, is offering daytime truck
driver training courses.
Orientation sessions are held at SCC
Yadkin Center
• July 20, 10am
• October 10, 10am
• January 5, 2017, 10am
Location: Classes held at 2257 Hoots Road,
Yadkinville, NC 27055 (Truck Driver
Training Range)
• August 18 – October 18, M-F, 8am-5pm
• October 31 – January 19, 2017, M-F, 8am-5pm
• January 25, 2017 – March 29, 2017
M-F, 8am-5pm
Electrical Contractor Renewal
Initial (8 hours) or
Recertification (4 hours)
North Carolina requires professional tradesmen to obtain yearly continuing education
units. Surry Community College offers CEUs
for electricians. These classes are offered
upon approval of the appropriate licensing
board for CEUs toward license renewal and
are not sponsored by the boards. All classes
require that students have the current code
book. Books will be available in the SCC
Bookstore.
Cost: $71
• July 19 & 21, TTh, 6-10pm
Day
• August 15 – October 6, MTWTh, 8am-noon
Evening
• August 15 – October 6, MTWTh, 6-10pm
Location: SCC Dobson, J-103
• November 1 & 3, TTh, 6-10pm
Contact Wayne Matthews:
(336) 386-3584
[email protected]
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Medical / Allied Health
*Fees are subject to change.
Pre-registration and pre-payment
required. Call Margie Collins
(336) 386-3423 for more information.
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• July 18 – December 12, MW, 5:30-9:45pm
Nurse Aide I
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
Location: SCC Dobson, Room J-205
• July 12 – December 1, TTh, 5:30-9:45pm
This course prepares the student to provide
personal care and perform basic nursing
skills for the elderly and other adults. Students may seek employment in a variety of
healthcare settings. Upon successful completion of the CNA I course and the certification exam, the student will be listed on the
North Carolina Division of Health Service
Regulation Nurse Aide I Registry. Current
cost for the certification exam is $101. This
is a 188-hour course.
Saturday Dates: 8am – 3pm:
7/30, 8/13, 9/17, 10/1, 11/5, 11/19
Note: Registration is currently open for all
students. New students must register in
person by coming to J-120 in the Corporate
and Continuing Education Office on the SCC
Dobson campus. Current or returning students may register online by going to www.
surry.edu. Call (336) 386-3423 for more information.
Nurse Aide II
Certified Nursing Assistant II
or CNA II
Cost: $183 plus $53* for urine drug screening and criminal background check and
$16* for malpractice insurance. Virginia
students will have an additional $10 fee for
this service. Total $252*
8/6, 8/27, 9/24, 10/15, 11/19, 12/3
• July 25 – November 28, MW, 8am-3pm
• August 1 – December 5, MW, 8am-3pm
Prerequisites: High school diploma or High
School Equivalency (HSE) diploma, current
American Heart Association Healthcare
Provider CPR, and a current North Carolina
Nurse Aide I. Proof (copies) of above prerequisites will be required on the first day
of class.
students will have an additional $10 fee
for this service. Total $252*
• July 13 – December 12, MW, 5:30-9:45pm
8/13, 8/27, 9/24, 10/15, 11/5, 12/3
This course prepares the student to perform more complex skills for patients or
residents. Those skills are approved by the
North Carolina Board of Nursing. Upon satisfactory completion of the CNA II course the
student will be listed with the North Carolina Board of Nursing. Current cost of the
Nurse Aide II listing is $24. This course is a
192-hour course.
Sports Medicine Technology I & II
These courses are designed for students who want to work in the field of Sports Medicine such as
athletic training, personal training, physical therapy, performance enhancement, occupational
therapy, and orthopedics just to name a few. Students will gain necessary skills and knowledge in
the basic fundamentals and concepts in health science, medical terminology, emergency
preparedness, anatomy and biomechanics, kinesiology and injury, therapeutic modalities and
rehabilitation, and fitness programing and design.
For more information contact:
Debbie Cave, RN
336.386.3372 | [email protected]
Starting Fall 2016 8/9/16 to 12/6/16
Tuesdays and Thursdays 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Location: J-201 Cost:$183
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Medical / Allied Health
Cost: $183
Sports Medicine Technology I
Pre-registration and pre-payment
required. Call Margie Collins
(336) 386-3423 for more information.
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• August 16 – November 8, TTh, 5:30-9:30pm
This course is designed for students who
are looking to work in the field of Sports
Medicine such as athletic training, personal
training, physical therapy, performance
enhancement, occupational therapy, and
orthopedics just to name a few. Students
will gain necessary skills and knowledge
in the basic fundamentals and concepts
in health science, medical terminology,
emergency preparedness, anatomy and
biomechanics, kinesiology and injury,
therapeutic modalities and rehabilitation,
and fitness programming and design. This
program places an emphasis on the learning
objectives of the National Academy of
Sports Medicine, the American Council on
Exercise, and the professional domains of
competency set by the board of certification
of the athletic trainer. Upon completion of
this course, the student will be eligible to sit
for a national certification with a number of
different nationally accredited organizations
such as the NASM, ACE, ACSM, and NETA.
In addition to acquiring the skills needed to
obtain a national certification, the student
will also be positioned to transition into
other advanced level programs and degrees
in the sports medicine field.
Phlebotomy I (Hybrid)
This course prepares the student to work
in hospitals and physician offices, as well as
privately owned laboratories. This course
is in two parts. The first part is 96 hours of
didactic and lab. The second part (Phlebotomy II) is 100 hours of clinical. The student
will be given a designated clinical site and
will perform learned skills while under the
supervision of an instructor.
Prerequisites: High school diploma or High
School Equivalency (HSE) diploma, CNA I
and II, or proof of one of the following: comparable credentials such as CMA, EMT-I, RN,
or LPN, or documented previous experience
working as a phlebotomist or experience
performing venipunctures. Please bring
proof of prerequisites upon registration.
Note: Upon successful completion of both
parts, the student will be prepared to sit for
their national certification exam. The current cost of this exam is $135.
Phlebotomy Registration will be held on
Friday, July 22 at 9am in the lobby of the
Corporate and Continuing Education Office
(J-Building). There are a limited number of
seats available for this class.
Medical Coding and Billing (Hybrid)
This course prepares an individual for entry-level healthcare billing and coding positions. Course topics can include but are not
limited to the roles and responsibilities of
this position, managed health care, life cycle
of an insurance claim, legal and regulatory
considerations, coding regulations, reimbursement issues, claims instructions, medical terminology, filing commercial claims, insurance plans, Medicare, Medicaid, Tricare,
and Workers’ Compensation. New ICD 10
coding will be included in this course. Upon
completion, students should also be able to
utilize MS Windows and the Internet to effectively retrieve billing-related information
and updates. This is a 156-hour course. Students may seek certification in coding after
taking this course.
Note: Medical Terminology is strongly recommended for this course. Good computer
skills are a must. A limited number of seats
are available for this class.
Cost: $183
• July 11 – December 14, MW, 6-10pm
Cost: $183
• August 9 – December 6, TTh, 9am-2:30pm
students will have an additional $10 fee
for this service. Total $268*
Nurse Aide I
• August 9 – November 1, TTh, 6-10pm
Certified Nursing
Assistant (CNA)
Pharmacy Technician
This course prepares students to work under
the supervision of a pharmacist in a hospital
or retail pharmacy. Topics covered include
drug classification, drug distribution, anatomy and physiology in relationship to disease
with an emphasis on drug therapy, and laws
and regulations basic to pharmacy practice.
Nurse Aide II
Certified Nursing
Assistant II or CNA II
Prerequisite: High school diploma or High
School Equivalency (HSE) diploma required
for the certification exam.
Note: Students who complete this course
successfully may sit for a national certification exam through Pharmacy Technician
Certification Board (PTCB). This is a 96-hour
course. Pre-registration and pre-payment
required.
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The course is divided into two parts – Sports
Medicine Technology I and II. Students will
be eligible to sit for certification(s) at the
end of each part. There are a limited number of seats available. Register early.
Margie Collins
336-386-3423
Debbie Cave, RN
336-386-3372
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Personal Enrichment
Cake Decorating for Beginners
Line Dance
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Join Stephanie Venable, owner of Granny
Ruth’s Bakery, on your next cake decorating
adventure. Students will learn the basics of
using buttercream icing and fondant including: how to properly fill and ice a cake; basic buttercream borders, flowers and more;
and how to add simple fondant accent decorations to your cake without all the hassle.
Do you feel left out at parties and weddings
when everyone jumps up to do the Wobble?
Learn the latest line dances in this four-week
session: Wobble, Cupid Shuffle, Biker’s Shuffle, Copperhead Road, All About that Bass,
etc. Instructor: Pat Adkins
Beginner Mandolin
Cost: $45
Learn how to play the mandolin in this
class. Students will learn the basic mandolin
chords and strumming patterns as well as
learn how to play lead melodies by ear. By
the end of the course, each student should
have the skills to play basic Old Time, Celtic,
and Bluegrass tunes and continue playing
on their own with others in a jam setting.
Students will need their own working mandolins, picks, and tuners.
• September 12 – October 3, M, 6-8:30pm
**Additional Cake Decorating classes may
be available. Please call (336) 386-3229 for
more information.
Cost: $79
• August 16 – October 11, T, 6-8pm
• October 18 – December 6, T, 6-8pm
Beginner Fiddle
In this class, students will have the opportunity to learn how to play the fiddle in the old
time style. No experience is necessary. You
will learn the basic technique and practice
for playing the fiddle, as well as the social
context and history around old time music
in our region. Students will learn to “jam”
with one another so they can continue the
practice after the class is over. Students
must provide their own fiddle and bow.
Oil Painting
Landscapes, portraits, or still life, come and
paint your masterpiece using oils on canvas.
This class is suitable for all skill levels.
Cost: $70
Location: Charles Stone Memorial Library,
Pilot Mountain
• September 6 – November 15, T, 6-9pm
• September 7 – November 9, W, 9am-12pm
• September 8 – November 10, Th, 9am-12pm
Painting
Pursue your passion or learn something
new. Watercolor, Acrylic or Oil. Individual
and group instruction will be given. This
class is suitable for all levels.
Cost: $70
Cost: $79
• August 23 – October 11, T, 6-9pm
• October 25 – December 13, T, 6-9pm
Call (336) 386-3398 if interested.
Yoga
Beginner Old Time Banjo
Tired muscles? Low energy? Yoga is a way
to relax, stretch, and rejuvenate. Bring your
yoga mat and spend an hour on yourself.
Students will learn the old time clawhammer style banjo in this class. Learn history,
tunes, and present day application of this
popular banjo style. Students will learn to
“jam” with one another so they can continue the practice after the class is over. Students must provide their own banjo and
picks.
Cost: $79
Cost: $55
• August 22 – December 5, M, 5:30-6:30pm
• August 22 – December 5, M, 6:45-7:45pm
Beginner Sewing
Students will work on a simple project
of their choice. This class will guide you
through the process of how to use a sewing
machine, read and use a pattern, recognize
straight and cross grains in fabric, properly cut and mark fabric, use various helpful
sewing tools, identify and use interfacings,
and properly press as you sew.
Cost: $79
• September 6 – October 4, T, 6-9pm
Clogging and Shag Dance may also be
available. Call (336)386-3398 for more
information.
Cost: $35
• August 4 – August 25, Th, 6:30-8pm
• September 1 – September 22, Th, 6:30-8pm
• September 29 – October 20, Th, 6:30-8pm
• October 27 – November 17, Th, 6:30-8pm
• December 1 – December 22, Th, 6:30-8pm
Barn Quilts
Quilts, always a beloved symbol of comfort,
family, heritage and community, have taken
a new twist. A barn quilt will provide wonderful visual art for your barn or building.
Traditional quilt patterns will be painted
on primed sign boards. All materials will be
supplied for this class. Class size limited to
six students.
Cost: 2x2 - $125, 3x3 - $200, 4x4 - $225
Stained Glass Doodles with Fabric
Bring out the true artist in you. Create a one
of a kind fused applique art piece with a
slight modern twist. Simply trace, cut with
scissors, and iron. Students can choose from
five different patterns. The instructor will do
a demonstration on raw edge appliqué. You
are welcome to bring your machines and
practice the methods, but it is not necessary. Please ask for a supply list. If you are
bringing your machine, contact us for additional supplies you will need.
Cost: $40
• August 27, Sat., 9am-4pm
Easy Quilted Watercolor on Fabric
Channel your inner artist with a few watercolor pencils, a little textile medium, some
thread, and a 12” fabric square. You will create an easy one-of-a-kind watercolor quilted
block suitable for a mini wall hanging, a quilt
block, or a pillow top. Supplies are an additional cost to the student. Please ask for a
supply list.
Cost: $40
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Personal Enrichment
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Christmas Table Runner
or Door Hanging
Make a beautiful Christmas table runner
just in time for the holidays. This is an easy
project, perfect for beginners. Supplies are
an additional cost to the student. Please ask
for a supply list.
Cost: $40
• October 22, Sat., 9am-4pm
Digital Photography: DSLR /
Mastering the Manual
Improving Your Photographic Skills:
Student’s Choice
This mini course will help you improve on
your skills and become more proficient
with your DSLR (Digital Single-Lens Reflex)
camera. From choosing the right equipment
to understanding what it takes in getting
the right shot, we will help increase your
passion and proficiency in these two areas of
capturing images. Please be aware this class
is taught more from a DSLR perspective. We
ask that you be familiar with your camera
and that you bring your camera’s operation
manual to class.
During this class, the students will
experience a “flexible class time” due to
the topic and nature of this learning series.
We will meet for our first class to discuss
possible topics and shooting opportunities
for the next classes. We will receive input
for determining the interest and traveling
wishes of the class members.
Cost: $49
• September 13 – October 4, T, 6-8pm
**Additional Digital Photography classes
may be available at the Yadkin and Elkin
Centers. Please call (336) 386-3229 if interested.
Students should be equipped with a DSLR
camera with interchangeable lenses (more
than one lens is recommended but not
required) and a sturdy tripod. Students
should be very familiar with the settings on
their cameras.
Cost: $59
• October 11 – November 15, M, 6-8pm
Class will meet the first night to discuss
field trips; the following class dates and
times may vary.
Small Business Center
Your Partner for Business Success
In Surry and Yadkin Counties
During the fall, the Surry Community College
Small Business Center will be offering a core
series that will include the following seminars:
How to Start a Small Business
Financing your Small Business
How to Write a Business Plan
Basics of Bookkeeping
Marketing your Business Plan
How to Find your Customers
Small Business Taxes
Various other business-related seminars will
be offered as well.
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To register for any FREE small business seminar or
to view a complete listing of the upcoming offerings
in Surry and Yadkin Counties, visit
surry.edu/sbc.
For any additional information concerning confidential one-on-one counseling and referrals, contact
the Small Business Center at (336) 386-3685.
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Thank you to our local Chamber partners!
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Public Services
Cost: $180
(Tuition waived for members of approved
NC Lifesaving Organizations)
Airy, Room 122
• January 10,2017 – June 8, 2017
TTh, 6pm-10pm
Anatomy and Physiology for the
EMS Provider – EMS 3000
EMERGENCY
MEDICAL
Pre-registration required. For more information please call (336) 386-3234.
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Emergency Medical Technician –
Basic (EMT-B)
The Emergency Medical Technician-Basic
course establishes the basic knowledge
needed to provide, under medical authority,
pre-hospital emergency care and to pass the
NC State and/or National Registry certification exam.
Students will acquire basic life support
knowledge through a combination of classroom instruction, practical laboratory exercises, and clinical experience in hospitals.
Students will also acquire a thorough understanding and knowledge of human anatomy
and physiology; deal calmly and efficiently
with childbirth, injuries, poisonings, and
other medical emergencies such as heart
disorders, strokes, and diabetes; and in general, be able to provide basic life support for
seriously/critically ill patients.
This course follows the guidelines established by the NC Office of EMS. The curriculum for the EMT-B educational program
shall be the National EMS Education Standards including the 1994 United States Department of Transportation (US DOT) National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
(NHTSA) EMT-Basic Course: National Standard Curriculum along with the Supplemental Airway Modules for EMT-Basic: NSC.
Student prerequisites:
• High school diploma or High School Equivalency (HSE) diploma
• Successful completion of the TABE assessment exam for basic reading comprehension skills. This testing will be assessed
during the orientation period of the first
class meeting.
Total hours: 190 - 208
This course is designed specifically for the
EMS provider and fulfills the anatomy and
physiology prerequisite for acceptance into
the certificate paramedic program. The
course provides a basic study of the structure and function of the human body. Topics
include a study of body systems, as well as
an introduction to homeostasis, cells, tissues, nutrition, acid-base balance, and electrolytes. Upon completion, students should
be able to demonstrate a basic understanding of the fundamental principles of anatomy and physiology.
Cost: $180
(Tuition waived for members of approved
NC Lifesaving Organizations)
• September 7 – November 23, MW, 6pm-10pm
• January 11, 2017 – March 6, MW, 10am-5pm
LAW ENFORCEMENT
Contact Ron Hill at (336)386-3292 or
Sandy Wall at (336) 386-3202 for more
information.
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Basic Law Enforcement Training
(BLET)
The Basic Law Enforcement Training Program is a 680-hour program that is designed
to prepare entry level individuals with the
cognitive and physical skills to become certified police officers and deputy sheriffs in
the state of North Carolina. We currently
schedule three classes per year. A day class
is normally scheduled to start in January, a
night class in May, and a second day class
scheduled in July.
All BLET classes will be held at the Surry
Community College Center for Public
Safety, 1220 State Street, Mount Airy.
BLET (Day Course I)
Location: Surry Community College’s
Center for Public Safety
• January 2017 – June 2017,
M-F, 8am-5pm; plus 12 nights, 1-10pm
Basic Law Enforcement Training Cost:
Tuition $180
Tuition may be waived with sponsorship
from a law enforcement agency.
Books $622
This includes four training manuals, criminal law, arrest search and investigation, and
motor vehicle law books required for the
course.
Materials Fee
$125
Uniforms
3 Uniform Polo Shirts
2 T-Shirts
1 Sweatshirt (optional)
3 Pairs Black BDU Pants
1 Ball Cap (BLET)
$21 each
$9 each
$18
$40 each (approx.)
$9
Gym/Running shoes for Physical Fitness/
Subject Control and black shoes to wear
with the uniform are also required.
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Public Services
Detention Officer Certification
Course
The Detention Officer Certification Course
(DOCC) is a 172-hour course for any individual that is seeking employment and/or
certification as a detention officer at a local
confinement facility, county jail, or regional
confinement facility. The course is designed
to provide the student with the necessary
knowledge and essential skills to function as
an entry level detention officer.
Classes are normally evening classes
scheduled Monday – Thursday 6-10pm,
and Saturdays 8am-5pm. The Detention
Officer Certification exam will be administered on the last day of class.
This course is governed by the North Carolina Sheriff’s Education and Training Standards Commission and the North Carolina
Criminal Justice Education and Training
Standards Commission.
Detention Officer Certification Costs:
Tuition $180
Books $75
This certification course is held depending
on need from area Sheriff’s Offices.
FIRE & RESCUE
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Pre-registration required. For more information please call (336) 386-3403.
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Surry Community College offers a variety
of Firefighting, Rescue, and Hazardous
Materials classes both on campus and with
organizations in Surry and Yadkin Counties.
The most current and complete schedule
of offerings can be found by visiting Surry
Community College Fire & Rescue at www.
surry.edu/fire or by contacting Ian K. Harrell
FIRE & RESCUE
Be Ready to Fight What Others Fear
Surry Community College offers a variety of Firefighting, Rescue and Hazardous Materials
classes both on campus and through organizations in Surry and Yadkin counties.
• Certified Firefighter
• Certified Driver Operator
• Fire Life Safety Educator Certification
• Fire Officer Certification
• Hazardous Materials Certification
• Technical Rescuer Certification
• Confined Space Certification
• Rope Rescuer Certification
• Structural Collapse Certification
• Wilderness Search Certification
• Plus additional certifications
available
Go to surry.edu/fire for complete schedule.
Contact Ian K. Harrell at (336) 386-3403 or [email protected].
Updates at facebook.com/surryfireandrescue
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Transportation:
Automotive Services & Defensive Driving
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES
• September 26, M, 9am-4pm
• October 24, M, 9am-4pm
Motor Vehicle Dealer - Initial
Auto Safety Inspection – Initial
Certification & Renewal (8 hours each)
To pre-register call (336) 386-3580 or
(336) 386-3584.
This two-day, 12-hour, course meets the NC
DMV pre-licensing course requirement to
be a licensed automotive dealer in the state
of North Carolina.
Cost: $71
Cost: $71
• July 18 & 19, MT, 6-10pm
• November 19, Sat., 8am-5pm
• August 11 & 12, ThF, 8:30am-3:30pm
• January 5 & 6, 2017, ThF, 8:30am-3:30pm
Auto NC OBD II Emissions
Inspection Initial Certification and
Renewal (8 hours each)
Cost: $71
• August 1 & 2, MT, 6-10pm
• December 10, Sat., 8am-5pm
Collision Repair and Refinishing
(Auto Body Repair & Restoration)
The Collision Repair and Refinishing classes prepare individuals to apply technical
knowledge and skills to repair, reconstruct,
and finish automobile bodies, fenders, and
external features.
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Cost: $183
Location: SCC Dobson, Room B-102
• August 15 – December 7, MW, 8:30am-12:30pm
• August 16 – December 8, TTh, 6:30-10:30pm
• August 16 – December 8, TTh, 8:30am-12:30pm
Small Engine Repair
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The student will learn how to disassemble
engines and check for manufacturer’s specifications and reassemble. Emphasis will be
placed on the proper use of tools and testing equipment.
Cost: $183
• September 12 – December 7, MW, 6-9pm
Motor Vehicle Dealer - Renewal
To pre-register call (336) 386-3580 or
(336) 386-3584.
The NC Vehicle Sales Regulations class is offered for independent automotive dealers.
Completion of this six-hour course meets
the requirement of the North Carolina Independent Auto Dealers Association for the
NC Division of Motor Vehicles for license renewal.
Cost: $71
DEFENSIVE DRIVING
Alive at 25
Alive at 25 is a four-hour classroom training
program for drivers ages 16 to 24. Classroom
discussion includes driver behaviors and
attitudes, peer pressure and distractions,
techniques to maintain control while driving
and state and local driving laws. Ticket information required at time of registration.
Cost: $71
• August 20, Sat., 8am-noon
• September 14, W, 6pm-10pm
• October 12, W, 6pm-10pm
• November 9, W, 6pm-10pm
• November 12, Sat., 8am-noon
• December 14, W, 6pm-10pm
• September 7, W, 6pm-10pm
• October 5, W, 6pm-10pm
• November 2, W, 6pm-10pm
• December 7, W, 6pm-10pm
Defensive Driving Course (DDC) 4 hour
The Defensive Driving Course (DDC) is a
four-hour classroom training program for
drivers ages 25 and older. Classroom discussion includes: superior strategies to prevent
collisions and citations; coping strategies
dealing with road rage, high speed drivers,
and other dangers on the highways. Ticket
information required at time of registration.
Cost: $71
• September 22, Th, 6pm-10pm
• November 17, Th, 6pm-10pm
• September 8, Th, 6pm-10pm
• November 10, Th, 6pm-10pm
Defensive Driving Course (DDC)
– Attitudinal Dynamics of Driving
(ADD) 8 hour
DDC – ADD is used extensively for court
referrals as a diversion program for drivers
with excessive violations and to retrain drivers with poor driving records. This class is a
highly participatory class that assesses the
individual’s behavior and then involves the
students in developing a plan to improve
their driving behavior. You will need to bring
a copy of your traffic citation when you
pre-register.
Cost: $100
• November 19, Sat., 8am-5pm
NC MOTORCYCLE SAFETY PROGRAM
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NC Motorcycle Safety Program’s Basic
Rider Course
The Basic Rider Course teaches the skills
necessary to operate a motorcycle in traffic. This course consists of both classroom
and driving range activities. Motorcycles are
provided for the BRC. Each site has a limited
supply of helmets in various sizes. If possible, bring your own helmet to the riding
portion of the course.
Cost: $167
Location: The Friday evening classroom
session is conducted at SCC Dobson,
Room J-107 (6pm-10pm). The remainder
of the course is conducted at the Emergency Services Training Center behind the
baseball field off Comer Blvd. in Dobson
(8am-6pm).
• August 19-21
• October 7-9
• September 9-11
• November 4-6
• September 23-25
• November 18-20
• September 30-October 2
NC Motorcycle Safety Program’s
Experienced Rider Course
This eight-hour course is for people that
have been riding a while. Students interested in attending must possess a valid motorcycle license or motorcycle endorsement to
their license. A motorcycle learner’s permit
is also acceptable. You must provide a street
legal, properly licensed motorcycle for the
range of exercises, and must show proof of
insurance. If you normally carry a passenger,
you may take the experienced rider course
with your passenger on board.
Cost: $75
Location: SCC Dobson, Room J-107 and
Alternate Driving Range
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Curriculum Programs
Associate in Arts & Associate
in Science Degree Programs
These degrees allow students to
take the first two years of general
education credits toward a four-year
degree at a fraction of the cost of
residential colleges and universities.
SCC credits are transferable to the
University of North Carolina System’s
16 universities and most private fouryear colleges. The Associate in Arts
and Associate in Science degrees are
also offered through the Distance
Education Program.
Associate in Fine Arts Degree
This degree is designed to prepare
students for admission into programs
such as the Bachelor of Fine Arts.
Associate in General
Education Degree
This degree is designed for the
academic enrichment of students who
wish to broaden their education, with
emphasis on personal interest, growth
and development.
Associate in Applied Science
Degree
This degree is earned by completing
a two-year program of study that
prepares graduates for successful
entry into careers requiring specific
technical skills such as nursing,
computer
science
programs,
electronics, graphic design, and
business technologies.
Diploma Programs
These programs allow students to
complete a concentrated course of
study in a technical program in one
year.
Certificate Programs
Viticulture and Enology
Credentials Offered: AAS, D, C
Contacts: David Bower
or Joseph Geller
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ADVANCED MANUFACTURING
Computer-Integrated Machining
Contact: Corey Easter
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Electronics Engineering Technology
Credentials Offered: AAS, C
Contact: Dr. Clayton Workman
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Engineering Design Technology
Credentials Offered: C
Contact: Jason Randall
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Degree Available Online
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Accounting
Contact: Leslie Faistl
(336)-386-3362 [email protected]
Advertising & Graphic Design
Contact: Jay Smith
Industrial Systems
Business Administration
Mechatronics Engineering
Technology
Digital Media Technology
Contact: Doug Slate
Contact: Doug Slate
Welding
Credentials Offered: D, C
Contact: Michael Dixon
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Certificate Programs can generally be
earned with the completion of five
or six courses. These programs are
attractive to students wanting to learn
a specific skill or upgrade existing
skills
AA = Associate in Arts
AFA = Associate in Fine Arts
AGE = Associate in General Education
AS = Associate in Science
AAS = Associate in Applied Science
D = Diploma
C = Certificate
BUSINESS & COMPUTER
TECHNOLOGIES
Contact: Leslie Faistl
(336)-386-3362 [email protected]
Credentials Offered: AAS
Contact: Jody Hartle
Information Technology
-Network Management
-Computer Programming & Devlop.
Contact: Kimberly S. White
Medical Office Administration
Contact: Mitzi D. Poore
Office Administration
AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE
Horticulture Technology
Contact: Ashley Morrison
(336)386-3510 [email protected]
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Contact: Mitzi D. Poore
Paralegal Technology
Contact: Shelia Martin
Trucking Operations Management
Contact: Shelia Martin
2016-2017
Early Childhood Associate
Contact: Mary Olvera
Criminal Justice Technology
Criminal Justice Latent Evidence
COLLEGE TRANSFER
HEALTH SCIENCES
Associate in Arts
Medical Assisting
Credentials Offered: AA Transfer Degree
Contact: Connie Wolfe
Associate in Science
Credentials Offered: AS Transfer Degree
Contact: Connie Wolfe
Associate in Fine Arts in Visual Arts
Credentials Offered: AFA Transfer Degree
Contact: Danajean Mabry
Contact: Carol Roberts
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Nursing: Associate Degree
(ADN and LPN-ADN)
Contact: Dr. Yvonne O. Johnson
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Nursing: Practical Nursing (PN)
Credentials Offered: D
Contact: Dr. Yvonne O. Johnson
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Nurse Aide
Contact: Debbie Cave, RN
CONSTRUCTION
TECHNOLOGIES
Air Conditioning, Heating &
Refrigeration
Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA)
Contact: Eileen Coleman
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Contact: Stephen Hammond
Construction Technology:
Carpentry
Credentials Offered: D, C
Contact: Michael Wall
Electrical Systems Technology:
Electrical Concentration
Photovoltaic Concentration
Contact: Joey Boles
TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
TECHNOLOGIES
Automotive Systems Technology
Contact: David W. Weavil
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Collision Repair & Refinishing
Technology
Contact: Jeffrey Boles
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HOW TO APPLY
1. Go to surry.edu to complete the
admissions application.
Construction Management
Technology
Contact: Michael Wall
Contact: Mary Burton
2. Submit Official Transcripts.
3. Satisfy Placement Requirements.
PUBLIC SERVICES
Cosmetology
Contact: Sarah Ayers
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Spanish Interpreter
Spanish Language
Contacts: Laura Hudson
or Jennifer Jimenez
4. Apply for Financial Aid at:
www.FAFSA.ed.gov
Priority Dates:
Fall Semester - June 1
Spring Semester - October 1
Summer Semester - March 1
5. Check your SCC accounts on My
Knight Life and the SCC student
Email.
For more detailed application
instructions, go to www.surry.edu or
call (336) 386-3264.
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Fall 2016 Registration Deadline is Aug. 1st
Classes start Aug. 15th
Yadkin County course offerings through Surry Community College
Classes will be held at The Yadkin Center and The Yadkin County
Agricultural & Educational Building.
NEW STUDENTS:
Apply online at www.surry.edu.
Then, contact Student Services to schedule an
Academic Planning Session to meet with an
advisor and register for classes.
Call (336) 386-3264 to schedule an appointment.
Call (336) 386-3264 or go to www.surry.edu for
more information on registering for classes or help
with financial aid.
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Financial Aid &
Payment Plan
Options Available!
community college
TM
www.surry.edu
Starting Fall 2016
Start your Mechatronics Degree without leaving
Yadkin County
Summer
Spring Courses
Fall Courses
Mechatronics Engineering Technology diploma
Online
Course
Title
CIS 110
Intro to Computers
M/W 12:40-1:30 PM &
M/W 1:40-2:30 PM
Yes
ELC 112
DC/AC Electricity
M/W/F 8:00-10:50 AM
None
ELC 125
Diagrams & Schematics
T 8:00-8:50 AM &
T 9:00-10:50 AM
None
HYD 110
Hydraulics/Pneumatics I
Th 8:00-9:20 AM &
Th 9:30-10:50 AM
Hybrid
MAT 121
Algebra & Trigonometry I
M/W 2:40-3:30 PM &
TH 2:00-3:50 PM
Course
Title
ATR 112
Intro to Automation
M/W 8:00-8:50 AM &
M/W 9:00-10:20 AM
None
ELC 213
Instrumentation
T/Th 8:00-9:20 AM &
T/Th 9:30-10:20 AM
None
ENG 111
Writing & Inquiry
MEC 111
Machine Processes I
MNT 110
Intro to Maint Procedures
PHY 131
Physics - Mechanics
Course
Title
Yadkin Campus
ELC 115
Industrial Wiring (WBL)
M/W 8:00-9:40 AM &
M/W 9:50 AM-2:30 PM
None
ELC 117
Motors & Controls
T/Th 8:00-9:40 AM &
T/Th 9:50 AM-2:30 PM
None
ISC 112
Industrial Safety
Yadkin Campus
Yadkin Campus
M/W 11:00 AM-12:15 PM
T/Th 1:00-3:20 PM
T 10:30-11:20 AM & T 11:30-12:20 PM
& TH 10:30-12:20 PM
M/T 3:30-4:50 PM &
F 9:00-10:50 AM
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9:00 AM-12:00 PM
None
Online
Yes
None
None
None
Online
Yes
The Mechatronics program is offered to all students. Classes noted with the yellow star may be taken by high
school juniors and seniors through Career and College Promise — tuition free — if they qualify.
A majority of the classes will be held at The Yadkin Center and The Yadkin County Agricultural & Educational Building.
Classes on the Dobson Campus are Highlighted Yellow.
Learn more at www.surry.edu
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ORGANIZATION
US POSTAGE
community college
PAID
TM
www.surry.edu
DOBSON, NC
PERMIT NO.10
630 S. Main Street
Dobson, NC 27017
Residential Postal Customer
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FOR
Fall Classes
CURRENT STUDENTS
Please contact your assigned faculty advisor to
begin the registration process. If you have an
overall SCC GPA of 2.6 or higher and have completed
24 credit hours, you do not have to see an advisor
before registering for classes.
NEW STUDENTS
Apply online at www.surry.edu. Then, contact
Student Services to schedule an Academic
Planning Session to meet with an advisor and
register for classes.
Call (336) 386-3264 to schedule an appointment.
community college
TM
www.surry.edu
Payment Plan
Options Available!
Call (336) 386-3264 or go to www.surry.edu for more information on
registering for classes or help with financial aid.
Registration deadline Aug. 1st | Classes start Aug. 15th
Continuing Education classes listed on pages 7-21 follow different deadlines.

FALL 2016 - Surry Community College

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