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Thursday, November 21, 2024

John Wood Community College Board of Trustees Curriculum Committee met Nov. 14

John Wood Community College Board of Trustees Curriculum Committee met Nov. 14.

Here are the minutes provided by the board:

The meeting convened at 2:30 p.m. on Monday, November 14, 2022. Attending virtually via zoom conference were Mr. Andy Sprague, trustee; Ms. Paula Hawley, trustee; Dr. Laurel Klinkenberg, vice president of instruction; Mr. Mike Elbe, president; Ms. Kristina Johnson, note taker.

Computer-Aided Design was discussed as follows:

New Course: CAD 210 — Design and Prototyping (3 credit hours)

The new course is focused on 3D printing, which was identified as an industry need and a gap in our current program from our Business and Industry partners Knapheide and Doyle.

A course lab fee has been assessed for CAD 210, fee will assist in sustaining the equipment and supplies required for course.

Education courses were discussed as follows:

EDU certificate change

The Early Childhood Gateways level 2 & 3 credentials have updated, therefore, requiring the certificate change to align with Gateways.

Course change: EDU 202 – Child Growth & Development (3 credit hours)

A new text has been adopted with an updated course description; the format has been converted from blended to online delivery.

Certificate changes in Truck Driver Training were discussed as follows:

To better support the industry and hiring of incoming Truck Driver Training instructors. The TDT program removed LOM 102, Supply Chain Management, from the 16-hour certificate and replaced with LOM 101, Transportation or LOM 104, Warehouse Management.

Meeting adjourned at 3:00 pm.

https://www.jwcc.edu/about/board-of-trustees/board-agendas-minutes/#curriculum-committee 

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