Lakeland College Adult Education News RSS Feed http://lakeland.edu/ RSS feed of Lakeland College Adult Education news. en-us Copyright © 2013 Lakeland College Sun, 19 May 2013 18:25:12 CST http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Lakeland RSS Generator GallianettiDD@lakeland.edu (David Gallianetti) webmaster@lakeland.edu (Webmaster) Lakeland College Adult Education News RSS Feed http://lakeland.edu/images/template/lc_ltblue.gif http://lakeland.edu/ Summer 2013 Course Schedule http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=9811 *TENTATIVE* Summer 2013 Course Schedule

Registration Opens March 20th

Advising Appointments are available in person, by email or phone. Please contact our office to schedule.

Summer Session will start Tuesday, May 28th.

*** The full schedule with BlendEd offerings at other centers will be available soon at www.lakeland.edu.***

ONSITE

Undergraduate Courses

Course # Title Location Begin Time End Time Day
ACC 355K Y1 Federal Income Tax II NM(CV) 6:00pm 9:15pm R
ACC 471 Y1 Advanced Accounting I CV 6:00pm 9:15pm M
BUS 280 Y1 Business Information Processing CV 6:00pm 9:30 PM R
BUS 284 Y1 Principles of International Business CV 6:00pm 9:15pm M
BUS 340 Y1 Principles of Business Finance CV 6:00pm 9:30 PM R
BUS 350 Y1 Marketing Principles CV 6:00pm 9:15pm T
BUS 365 Y1 Personal Financial Management CV 6:00pm 9:15pm W
COM 100 Y1 Introduction to Mass Media CV 6:00pm 9:15pm W
CRJ 140 Y1 Introduction to Criminal Justice CV 6:00pm 9:15pm T
ECN 220 Y1 Principles of Macroeconomics CV 6:00pm 9:30 PM R
GEN 110 Y1 Expository Writing CV 6:00pm 9:15pm M
GEN 443K Y1 Core III: Environment and Consumption (WI) CV 6:00pm 9:15pm W

MBA Courses

Course # Title Location Begin Time End Time Day
BA 701 Y1 Leadership for Healthcare Professionals CV 6:00pm 9:15pm T
BA 750 Y1 Applied Marketing Management CV 6:00pm 9:15pm W
BA 790 Y1 Corporate Strategy and Decision Making CV 6:00pm 9:15pm M

MAC Courses

Course # Title Location Begin Time End Time Day
CN 710 Y1 Introduction to Counseling and Ethics CV 6:00pm 9:15pm M
CN 724 Y1 Counseling Methods and Ethics CV 6:00pm 9:15pm W
CN 728 Y1 Psychometrics and Assessment CV 6:00pm 9:30 PM R
CN 738 Y1 Group Therapy CV 6:00pm 9:15pm T
CN 776 Y1 Practicum in Community Counseling CV 6:00pm 9:15pm T

ONLINE---Please note, there are some 7 week offerings available.

Undergraduate

Course # Title Location
ACC 210 L1 Accounting Principles (7W or 12W) OL
BUS 150 L1 Pathways to Success: An Introduction to Business OL
BUS 280 L1 Business Information Processing (7W or 12W) OL
BUS 284 L1 Principles of International Business (7W or 12W) OL
BUS 330 L1 Management Principles (7W or 12W) OL
BUS 365 L1 Personal Financial Management (7W or 12W) OL
BUS 426 L1 Six Sigma in Healthcare OL
BUS 485 L1 Marketing Management OL
ECN 361 L1 Intermediate Macroeconomics OL
PHI 232 L1 Ethics OL

MBA

Course # Title Location
BA 703 L1 Healthcare Management II OL
BA 775 L1 Human Resources Management (7W or 12W) OL
BA 789 L1 Corporate Financial Management OL

MAC

Course # Title Location
CN 716 L1 Lifespan Development and Counseling: An Integration OL
CN 726 L1 Counseling Theories OL
CN 734 L1 Research Methods and Program Evaluation OL
CN 765 L1 Seminar: School Counseling OL
CN 775 L1 Seminar: Community Counseling OL
CN 785 L1 Seminar: College Student Affairs and Counseling OL

***This schedule is tentative and could be subject to change***

]]> Wed, 06 Mar 2013 13:46:50 CST 2013-03-06 13:46:50 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=9811 Madison Center celebrates grand opening http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=9702

More than 300 students, alumni, employees and friends checked out Lakeland College's new Madison Center during a grand opening on Wednesday.

The newly-completed $2 million facility is located at 1650 Pankratz Street and was developed by Rifken Group, Ltd. Wednesday's event featured tours and a ribbon cutting.

The 15,000-square-foot facility includes 10 technology-rich classrooms and two computer labs including one laptop classroom; a large student lounge for students to study and work in groups and Wi-Fi throughout the building.

The college will use the center extensively for all its students, and reach out to community organizations and United Church of Christ congregations to encourage them to use the facility.

In 1978, Lakeland developed an evening degree-completion program for working adults, the first in the state at that time. Classes have been offered in Madison since 1979. This academic year, Lakeland is celebrating the 150th anniversary of the founding of its main campus, which is located in Sheboygan County.

Today, the college serves 500 students in the Madison area through its evening, weekend and online program, and 2,800 students statewide. The college's total enrollment is approximately 3,800.

Lakeland students in Madison can earn a bachelor of arts degree in business management, communication, marketing, computer science, accounting, healthcare management, hospitality management and specialized administration (available to students with associate degrees in approved technical fields). Lakeland also offers a master of business administration and a master of arts in counseling.

Learn more online at http://lakeland.edu/madison.

]]> Thu, 17 Jan 2013 16:37:06 CST 2013-01-17 16:37:06 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=9702 Grand opening set for new Lakeland College Madison Center http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=9691 Lakeland College is a familiar fixture in the higher education landscape in Madison, having offered evening degree programs locally since 1979.

But Lakeland officials believe the newly-completed facility, which is located at 1650 Pankratz Street, positions the college better than ever to deliver academic programs and services to its students.

An open house at the $2 million center, which was developed by Rifken Group, Ltd., will be held Wednesday, Jan. 16, from 4-6 p.m., with a ribbon cutting at 5:30 p.m.

The 15,000-square-foot facility includes 10 technology-rich classrooms and two computer labs including one laptop classroom; a large student lounge for students to study and work in groups and Wi-Fi throughout the building. The classrooms are available for daytime rentals to businesses, clubs and other organizations.

"We're excited because we feel this new facility matches the high quality programming we have offered hundreds of students in the Madison area for over 30 years," said Jennifer Opperman, director of Lakeland's Madison Center.

"New classrooms allow us to offer all our students a rich academic experience. Lakeland has always been located on Madison's northeast side, but this new facility will give students better access. From work space to technology to ample free parking, we think our students are really going to be pleased with this facility."

In 1978, Lakeland developed an evening degree-completion program for working adults, the first in the state at that time. This academic year, Lakeland is celebrating the 150th anniversary of the founding of its main campus, which is located in Sheboygan County.

Today, the college serves 500 students in the Madison area through its evening, weekend and online program, and 2,800 students statewide. The college's total enrollment is approximately 3,800.

Lakeland students in Madison can earn a bachelor of arts degree in business management, communication, marketing, computer science, accounting, healthcare management, hospitality management and specialized administration (available to students with associate degrees in approved technical fields). Lakeland also offers a master of business administration and a master of arts in counseling.

Learn more online at http://lakeland.edu/madison.

]]> Thu, 10 Jan 2013 15:41:51 CST 2013-01-10 15:41:51 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=9691 Spring 2013 Room Assignments http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=9685

Welcome to Lakeland College!

Spring 2013

Room Assignments

Course #

Title

Instructor

Location

Begin Time

End Time

Days of Week

BUS 330.Y1

Management Principles

Debra Poirier

CVC Rm 309

6:00pm

9:15pm

M

CN 710.Y1

Intro to Counseling & Ethics

Donna Shimoda

CVC Rm 307

6:00pm

9:15pm

M

GEN 365K.Y1

Core II: Prejudice & Discrimination

Jennifer Meyer

CVC Rm 306

6:00pm

9:15pm

M

BA 715.Y1

Applied Microeconomic Theory

Scott Niederjohn

CVC Rm 306

6:00pm

9:15pm

T

BUS 300.Y1

Business & Professional Rhetoric

Louise Bentley

CVC Rm 309

6:00pm

9:15pm

T

BA 730. Y1

Organizational Effectiveness

Heather Rothbauer-Wanish

CVC Rm 309

6:00pm

9:15pm

W

BUS 490.Y1

Leadership, Ethics, and Decision Making

Susan Zukowski

CVC Rm 301

6:00pm

9:15pm

W

CN 724.Y1

Counseling Methods & Ethics

Sandra Watson

CVC Rm 307

6:00pm

9:15pm

W

GEN 183.Y1

Natural Science

Dr. Eric Gunderson

CVC Rm 306

6:00pm

9:15pm

W

ACC 396K.Y1

Intermediate Accounting II

Kelly Childs

CVC Rm 301

6:00pm

9:15pm

R

BA 755.Y1

Buyer Behavior

Raghava Gundala

CVC Rm 307

6:00pm

9:15pm

R

BUS 425.Y1

Retail Management

Richard Gaertner

CVC Rm 108

6:00pm

9:15pm

R

CN 714.Y1

Multiculturalism & the Practice of Counseling

Alexandra Liosatos

CVC Rm 306

6:00pm

9:15pm

R

CN 766.Y1/776.Y1

Practicum

Jay Dressler

CVC Rm 308

6:00pm

9:15pm

R

MAT 220.Y1

Probability & Statistics

Gita Sawalani

CVC Rm 107

6:00pm

9:15pm

R

MUS 120.Y1

Music History & Appreciation

Chris Wilson

CVC Rm 309

6:00pm

9:15pm

R
]]> Wed, 09 Jan 2013 15:52:35 CST 2013-01-09 15:52:35 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=9685 Madison Center remains closed due to snow, Dec. 21 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=9672 Lakeland College's Madison Center is closed today, December 21, 2012. The Madison area received approximately 20 inches of snow and most public and private institutions are also closed in the area.

]]> Fri, 21 Dec 2012 09:58:05 CST 2012-12-21 09:58:05 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=9672 Book Sale Event - Still Being Held on 12/20/12 from 3 - 6pm http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=9671 Thu, 20 Dec 2012 15:00:00 CST 2012-12-20 15:00:00 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=9671 Fall 2012 Room Assignments http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=9370

Rooms 107, 108, 301, 306, 307 and 309 are located at the Chippewa Valley Center

770 Scheidler Road, Chippewa Falls, WI 54729

Room 204 and 205 are located in the Business Education Center (BEC) at CVTC (Chippewa Valley Technical College)

620 West Clairemont Avenue, Eau Claire, WI 54701

Course #

Title

Instructor

Location

Begin Time

End Time

Days of Week

Begin Date

End Date

GEN 112.Y1

Persuasive Writing

Christopher Moss

EC BEC 205

6:00pm

9:15pm

M

9/10

12/3

BA 790.Y1

Corporate Strategy

David Lehmkuhl

CVC Rm 309

6:00pm

9:15pm

M

9/10

12/3

CN 728.Y1

Psychometrics and Assessment

Jay Dressler

CVC Rm 306

6:00pm

9:15pm

M

9/10

12/3

ACC 472K.Y1

Auditing Theory & Practice

Kelly Childs

CVC Rm 301

6:00pm

9:15pm

T

9/4

11/27

REL 230.Y1

Christian Faith & Contemporary Culture

Nathan Anderson

EC BEC 205

6:00pm

9:15pm

T

9/4

11/27

CN 736.Y1

Counseling Children and Adolescents

Rachel Swatlowski

CVC Rm 306

6:00pm

9:15pm

T

9/4

11/27

ECN 230.Y1

Principles of Microeconomics

Lioudmila Ismailova

CVC Rm 108

6:00pm

9:15pm

W

9/5

11/28

ACC 474K.Y1

Advanced Accounting II

Daniel Paulmier

CVC Rm 309

6:00pm

9:15pm

W

9/5

11/28

BA 780.Y1

Managerial Finance

Richard Gaertner

CVC Rm 107

6:00pm

9:15pm

W

9/5

11/28

ECN 360.Y1

Money, Banking and National Income

David Lehmkuhl

EC BEC 204

6:00pm

9:15pm

TR

9/6

11/29

BA 700.Y1

Business Research Methodology

Eric Gunderson

EC BEC 205

6:00pm

9:15pm

TR

9/6

11/29

GEN 445K.Y1

Core III:

Global Conflict and Cooperation

Leon Schefers

CVC Rm 301

8:30am

11:45am

S

9/8

12/1

CN 738.Y1

Group Therapy

Rodney Wiemeri

CVC Rm 306

5:30pm

7:30pm

F

9/7

8:30am

1:00pm

S

10/13

CN 744.Y1

Crisis Intervention & Conflict Resolution

Donna Shimoda

CVC Rm 306

5:30pm

7:30pm

F

10/26

8:30am

1:00pm

S

12/8
]]> Fri, 31 Aug 2012 16:04:53 CST 2012-08-31 16:04:53 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=9370 Two take on new roles in Lakeland's Kellett School of Adult Education http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=9315 Lakeland College has made two hires in its Kellett School of Adult Education.

Mike Sitte has been named the college's first senior director of instructional design. The position will focus on issues related to using technology in instruction, including assessment, andragogy, deployment methods and integration strategies, as well as monitoring current and cutting-edge technology-mediated learning. Sitte will be based at Lakeland's main campus in Sheboygan County.

Sitte previously worked as director of Lakeland's Milwaukee Center and associate director of the college's Fox Cities Center. He has an associate of applied science in electronics from Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, a bachelor of science in management from the University of Phoenix, a master of arts in counseling with a focus on higher education from Lakeland and he is pursuing his doctoral studies in leadership for the advancement of learning and service in higher education from Cardinal Stritch University.

Cindy Thill is returning to the Kellett School as academic advisor for the Sheboygan Center. She currently serves as the administrative assistant to the office of the vice president for academic affairs and dean of the college, but previously served in support roles in the Kellett School.

She has a bachelor of science in psychology from Louisiana State University, and a master of arts in counseling with a focus on higher education from Lakeland.

]]> Thu, 26 Jul 2012 11:07:38 CST 2012-07-26 11:07:38 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=9315 2012 - 2013 Academic Calendar (All 12-Week Programs) http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=9234

FALL 2012

First day of classes

Tuesday, September 4

Last Day to add/drop classes

Tuesday, September 11

Midterm week

Tuesday, October 9-Monday, October 15

Last day to withdraw from a class

Friday, November 2

Thanksgiving Break

Sunday, November 18 - Sunday, November 25

Last day of classes

Monday, December 3

SPRING 2013

First day of classes

Friday, January 11

Last day to add/drop classes

Friday, January 18

Midterm Week

Friday, February 15 - Thursday, February 21

Spring Break

Sunday, March 10 - Sunday, March 17

Last day to withdraw from a class

Friday, March 22

Easter Break

Friday, March 29 - Sunday, March 31

Last day of classes

Saturday, April 13

SUMMER 2013

First day of classes

Tuesday, May 28

Last day to add/drop classes

Tuesday, June 4

Independence Day - No classes

Thursday, July 4

Midterm Week

Tuesday, July 2 - Monday, July 8

Last day to withdraw from a class

Friday, July 26

Last day of classes

Monday, August 19
]]> Mon, 25 Jun 2012 15:25:55 CST 2012-06-25 15:25:55 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=9234 Fall 2012 Course Schedules http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8801

  • Registration opens on Monday, July 23rd

    • (Advising/Registration Week is 7/23 - 7/26, please call to schedule an appointment)

    • Classes Begin on Tuesday, September 4th

    Onsite/BlendEd Schedules

    Undergraduate Schedule

    Course #

    Title

    Location

    Begin Time

    End Time

    Days of Week

    Begin Date

    End Date

    BlendEd

    ACC 395.Y1

    Intermediate Accounting I

    CV

    6:00 PM

    9:15 PM

    T

    9/4/2012

    11/27/2012

    X

    GEN 183.Y1

    Natural Science

    WITC

    Rice Lake

    6:00 PM

    9:15 PM

    T

    9/4/2012

    11/27/2012

    X

    REL 230.Y1

    Christian Faith & Contemporary Culture

    CVTC

    Eau Claire

    6:00 PM

    9:15 PM

    T

    9/4/2012

    11/27/2012

    X

    ECN 230.Y1

    Principles of Microeconomics

    CV

    6:00 PM

    9:15 PM

    W

    9/5/2012

    11/28/2012

    X

    ACC 474K.Y1

    Advanced Accounting II

    CV

    6:00 PM

    9:15 PM

    W

    9/5/2012

    11/28/2012

    X

    BUS 388.Y1

    Integrated Marketing Communication

    CV

    6:00 PM

    9:15 PM

    W

    9/5/2012

    11/28/2012

    X

    ACC 472K.Y1

    Auditing Theory & Practice

    CV

    6:00 PM

    9:15 PM

    TH

    9/6/2012

    11/29/2012

    X

    BUS 485.Y1

    Marketing Management

    CV

    6:00 PM

    9:15 PM

    TH

    9/6/2012

    11/29/2012

    X

    ECN 360.Y1

    Money, Banking, and National Income

    CVTC

    Eau Claire

    6:00 PM

    9:15 PM

    TH

    9/6/2012

    11/29/2012

    X

    POL 221.Y1

    American Government I

    CV

    6:00 PM

    9:15 PM

    F

    9/7/2012

    11/30/2012

    X

    GEN 445.Y1

    Core III: Global Conflict and Cooperation

    CV

    8:30 AM

    11:45 AM

    S

    9/8/2012

    12/1/2012

    X

    GEN 112.Y1

    Persuasive Writing

    CVTC

    Eau Claire

    6:00 PM

    9:15 PM

    M

    9/10/2012

    12/3/2012

    X

    MAT 130.Y1

    Intermediate Algebra

    CV

    6:00 PM

    9:15 PM

    M

    9/10/2012

    12/3/2012

    X

    BUS 280.Y1

    Business Information Processing

    WITC

    Rice Lake

    6:00 PM

    9:15 PM

    M

    9/10/2012

    12/3/2012

    X

    M.B.A. Schedule

    Course #

    Title

    Location

    Begin Time

    End Time

    Days of Week

    Begin Date

    End Date

    BlendEd

    BA 782.Y1

    Managing the Project Team

    CV

    6:00 PM

    9:15 PM

    T

    9/4/2012

    11/27/2012

    X

    BA 780.Y1

    Managerial Finance

    CV

    6:00 PM

    9:15 PM

    W

    9/5/2012

    11/28/2012

    X

    BA 700.Y1

    Business Research Methodology

    CVTC

    Eau Claire

    6:00 PM

    9:15 PM

    TH

    9/6/2012

    11/29/2012

    X

    BA 790.Y1

    Corporate Strategy

    CV

    6:00 PM

    9:15 PM

    M

    9/10/2012

    12/3/2012

    X

    M.A.C. Schedule

    Course #

    Title

    Location

    Begin Time

    End Time

    Days of Week

    Begin Date

    End Date

    BlendEd

    CN 736.Y1

    Counseling Children and Adolescents

    CV

    6:00 PM

    9:15 PM

    T

    9/4/2012

    11/27/2012

    CN 738.Y1

    Group Therapy

    CV

    5:30 PM

    7:30 PM

    F

    9/7/2012

    　

    8:30 AM

    1:00 PM

    S

    10/13/2012

    CN 744.Y1

    Crisis Intervention and Conflict Resolution

    CV

    5:30 PM

    7:30 PM

    F

    10/26/2012

    　

    8:30 AM

    1:00 PM

    S

    12/8/2012

    CN 728.Y1

    Psychometrics and Assessment

    CV

    6:00 PM

    9:15 PM

    M

    9/10/2012

    12/3/2012

    Online Schedules

    Undergraduate

    ACC210.L1

    Accounting Principles

    ACC220.L1

    Managerical Accounting Principles

    ACC350.L1

    Federal Income Tax I

    ACC355K.L1

    Federal Income Tax II

    ACC395.L1

    Intermediate Accounting I

    ACC396K.L1

    Intermediate Accounting ll

    ACC420.L1

    Cost Accounting

    ACC465.L1

    Accounting Information System

    ACC471.L1

    Advanced Accounting I

    ACC472K.L1

    Auditing Theory and Practice

    ACC474K.L1

    Advanced Accounting II

    ART264.L1

    Art History II

    BUS150.L1

    Pathways to Success: An Introduction to Business

    BUS312.L1

    Facilities Planning and Management

    BUS280.L1

    Business Information Processing

    BUS284.L1

    Principles of International Business

    BUS300.L1

    Business and Professional Rhetoric (WI)

    BUS305.L1

    Survey of the United States Healthcare System

    BUS330.L1

    Management Prinicples

    BUS340.L1

    Principles of Business Finance

    BUS350.L1

    Marketing Principles

    BUS365.L1

    Personal Finance Management

    BUS366.L1

    Global Financial Markets

    BUS388.L1

    Integrated Marketing Communications

    BUS389.L1

    Pricing and Financial Mangement

    BUS410.L1

    Business Law I

    BUS425.L1

    Retail Management

    BUS445.L1

    Logistics and Supply Chain Management

    BUS455.L1

    Entrepreneurial Management

    BUS465.L1

    Human Resource Management

    BUS490.L1

    Leadership, Ethics and Decision Making

    CPS100.L1

    Introduction to Computers

    CPS200.L1

    Introduction to Computer Programming

    CPS210.L1

    Database Basics

    CPS211.L1

    C++ Programming

    CPS221.L1

    COBOL Programming

    CPS315.L1

    Java Programming

    CPS325.L1

    Networking and Telecommunication

    CPS445.L1

    Systems Analysis and Design (WI)

    CPS480.L1

    ST in Computer Science: Computer Securities

    CRJ140.L1

    Introducation to Criminal Justice

    CRJXXX

    Criminal Justice Course

    ECN220.L1

    Principles of Macroeconomics

    ECN230.L1

    Principles of Microecomonics

    ECN360.L1

    Money, Banking and National Income

    ECN365.L1

    International Economics

    GEN110.L1

    Expository Writing

    GEN112.L1

    Persuasive Writing

    GEN130K.L1

    CORE I: Knowing the Self

    GEN183.L1

    Natural Science

    GEN345K.L1

    CORE II: Visions of The Afterlife

    GEN425K.L1

    CORE III: Excellance and Innovation (WI)

    HIS102.L1

    World History II

    MAT130.L1

    Intermediate Algebra

    MAT220.L1

    Probability and Statistics

    MAT250.L1

    Discrete Mathematics

    PHI232.L1

    Ethics

    POL221.L1

    American Government I

    PSY200.L1

    General Psychology

    REL132.L1

    Religion in America

    M.B.A.

    BA700.L1

    Business Research Methodology

    BA701.L1

    Leadership for Healthcare Professionals

    BA715.L1

    Applied Microeconomic Theory

    BA720.L1

    Applied Managerial Accounting

    BA730.L1

    Organizational Effectiveness

    BA745.L1

    Cultural Understanding and International Business

    BA750.L1

    Applied Marketing Management

    BA760.L1

    Production and Operations Management

    BA770.L1

    Legal and Regulatory Environment of Business

    BA771.L1

    Advanced Industrial Accounting I

    BA772.L1

    Advanced Industrial Accounting II

    BA775.L1

    Human Resources Management

    BA780.L1

    Managerial Finance

    BA781.L1

    Fundamentals of Project Management

    BA782.L1

    Managing The Project Team

    BA789.L1

    Corporate Financial Management

    BA790.L1

    Corporate Strategy & Decision Making

    BA791.L1

    Advanced Public Accounting I

    BA792.L1

    Advanced Public Accounting II

    BA793.L1

    Advanced Public Accounting III

    M.A.C.

    CN716.L1

    Lifespan Development and Counseling

    CN718.L1

    Psychopathology

    CN726.L1

    Counseling Theories

    CN734.L1

    Research Methods and Program Evaluation

    CN739.L1

    Career Counseling and Development

    CN765.L1

    Seminar: School Counseling

    CN775.L1

    Seminar: Community Counseling

    CN785.L1

    Seminar: College Student Affairs and Counseling
    ]]>     Fri, 22 Jun 2012 00:00:00 CST 2012-06-22 00:00:00 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8801     Summer 2012 Room Assignments http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8608

    Rooms 107, 108, 301, 306, 307 and 309 are located at the Chippewa Valley Center
    770 Scheidler Road, Chippewa Falls, WI 54729

    Room 229 is located in the Business Education Center (BEC) at CVTC (Chippewa Valley Technical College)
    620 West Clairemont Avenue, Eau Claire, WI 54701

    Room 214 is located at WITC (Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College)
    1900 College Drive, Rice Lake, WI 54868

    Course #

    Title

    Instructor

    Location

    Begin Time

    End Time

    Days of Week

    Begin Date

    End Date

    BlendEd

    GEN 102.Y1

    Mathematics Workshop

    Mr. Anthony Reiter

    CVC Rm 309

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    M

    6/4

    8/20

    Y

    BUS 410.Y1

    Business Law I

    Ms. Amy Vaudreuil

    CVC Rm 306

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    M

    6/4

    8/20

    Y

    BA 775.Y1

    Human Resources Management

    Mr. Robert Heintz

    CVC Rm 107

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    M

    6/4

    8/20

    Y

    CN 710.Y1

    Introduction to Counseling and Ethics

    Mr. Jay Dressler

    CVC Rm 108

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    M

    6/4

    8/20

    N

    BUS 340.Y1

    Principles of Business Finance

    Mr. Kelly Childs

    CVC Rm 309

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    T

    5/29

    8/14

    Y

    BUS 350.Y1

    Marketing Principles

    Mr. Richard Gaertner

    CVC Rm 107

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    T

    5/29

    8/14

    Y

    BUS 465.Y1

    Human Resource Management

    Mr. Leonard Meysembourg

    EC BEC 229

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    T

    5/29

    8/14

    Y

    BA 770.Y1

    Legal and Regulatory Environments of Business

    Ms. Amy Vaudreuil

    CVC Rm 306

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    T

    5/29

    8/14

    Y

    ACC 471.Y1

    Advanced Accounting I

    Mr. Daniel Paulmier

    CVC Rm 309

    6:00pm

    9:30pm

    W

    5/30

    8/15

    Y

    GEN 311K.Y1

    CORE II: Ideas of Human Nature

    Ms. Jennifer Meyer

    CVC Rm 107

    6:00pm

    9:30pm

    W

    5/30

    8/15

    Y

    HIS 102.Y1

    World History II

    Mr. Joshua Bill

    CVC Rm 301

    6:00pm

    9:30pm

    W

    5/30

    8/15

    Y

    BA 781.Y1

    Fundamentals of Project Management

    Ms. Susan Zukowski

    CVC Rm 108

    6:00pm

    9:30pm

    W

    5/30

    8/15

    Y

    CN 724.Y1

    Counseling Methods and Ethics

    Ms. Talitha Kempf

    CVC Rm 306

    6:00pm

    9:30pm

    W

    5/30

    8/15

    N

    ACC 355K.Y1

    Federal Income Tax II

    Ms. Kristi Riemer

    CVC Rm 309

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    TR

    5/31

    8/16

    Y

    BUS 455.Y1

    Entrepreneurial Management

    Mr. Leon Schefers

    EC BEC 229

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    TR

    5/31

    8/16

    Y

    GEN 110.Y1

    Expository Writing

    Mr. Scot LaFaive

    CVC Rm 301

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    TR

    5/31

    8/16

    Y

    GEN 112.Y1

    Persuasive Writing

    Ms. Jennifer Meyer

    WITC Rm 214

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    TR

    5/31

    8/16

    Y

    BA 700.Y1

    Business Research Methodology

    Dr. Eric Gunderson

    CVC Rm 306

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    TR

    5/31

    8/16

    Y

    CN 778.Y1

    Internship II: Community Counseling

    Mr. Troy Bruns

    CVC Rm 108

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    TR

    5/31

    8/16

    N

    ]]>     Thu, 24 May 2012 00:00:00 CST 2012-05-24 00:00:00 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8608     Lakeland graduate alum receives top CPA honor http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8928 An alumnus of Lakeland College's graduate program has been named one of the nation's top performers on the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) certification exam by the American Institute of CPAs.

    Eric Hartel, who earned a master of business administration from Lakeland in 2008, was one of the top 19 scorers in the nation on the CPA exam, earning him the AICPA's Elijah Watt Sells Award. These candidates completed testing during 2010 and passed each exam section on their first attempt. More than 103,000 candidates sat for the exam in 2010.

    Hartel, a senior revenue accountant with CCH Small Firm Services in Kennesaw, Ga., was the only winner from college/university in Wisconsin.

    "It is truly an honor to have a graduate from Lakeland's MBA program earn this prestigious award," said Brett Killion, an instructor of accounting at Lakeland. "This is a testimony to the quality of Lakeland's CPA review courses, our faculty and our MBA concentration in accounting."

    The Elijah Watt Sells Award is presented to candidates who obtained the 10 highest cumulative scores on all four sections of the computerized Uniform CPA Examination. In 2010, several candidates received identical cumulative scores, which resulted in a tie and increased the total number of winners to 19.

    Elijah Watt Sells was one of the country's first CPAs under the provision of a New York State law enacted in 1896 and a leader in advancing professional education. He was active in the establishment of the AICPA and was a founder of New York University's School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance. The Sells award was created by the AICPA in 1923 in his honor.

    Hartel received his bachelor's degree in business from Liberty University Online, with a specialization in finance.

    ]]>     Wed, 25 Apr 2012 16:18:10 CST 2012-04-25 16:18:10 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8928     Lakeland launches new Kellett student referral program http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8918 Lakeland College launched a new student referral program that gives people the opportunity to earn donations for the charity of their choice by simply referring a student to the Kellett School of Adult Education.

    As part of the Student Referral Charitable Gift Program, Lakeland College will donate $100 to a registered 501(c)(3) charity for every person who enrolls in classes after being referred by a friend, relative or coworker.

    Here's how the Student Referral Charitable Gift Program works:

    • Encourage someone you know to check out our adult education program.
    • Complete and submit the referral form at http://lakeland.edu/referrals.
    • A Lakeland College counselor will contact the prospective student and answer any questions they might have regarding our program.
    • If a degree-seeking person you refer registers for a class (within 24 months from the date of your referral) and is enrolled after the 50 percent refund, class-drop date, Lakeland will send $100 in your name to the registered 501(c)(3) charity of your choice.

    Restrictions do apply. For more information, visit http://lakeland.edu/referrals.

    ]]>     Fri, 20 Apr 2012 16:10:41 CST 2012-04-20 16:10:41 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8918     Summer 2012 Academic Calendar http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8800 Click here to view the refund schedule for Summer 2012

    ]]>     Mon, 19 Mar 2012 14:27:12 CST 2012-03-19 14:27:12 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8800     Chippewa Valley Summer 2012 Course Schedules http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8781

    Please see below for the Summer 2012 undergraduate and graduate course schedules

    - Registration opens on Monday, March 26th

    - Classes for Summer semester will begin on Tuesday, May 29th

    Locations:

    CVC - Chippewa Valley Center
    770 Scheidler Road, Chippewa Falls, WI 54729

    　

    CVTC - Chippewa Valley Technical College (Business Education Center (BEC))
    620 West Clairemont Avenue, Eau Claire, WI 54701

    　

    WITC - Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College
    1900 College Drive, Rice Lake, WI 54868

    Undergraduate Schedule

    Course #

    Title

    Credits

    Location

    Begin Time

    End Time

    Days of Week

    Begin Date

    End

    Date

    BlendEd

    BUS 340.Y1

    Principles of Business Finance

    3

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    T

    5/29/12

    8/14/12

    Y

    BUS 350.Y1

    Marketing Principles

    3

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    T

    5/29/12

    8/14/12

    Y

    BUS 465.Y1

    Human Resource Management

    3

    CVTC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    T

    5/29/12

    8/14/12

    Y

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    ACC 471.Y1

    Advanced Accounting I

    3

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:30pm

    W

    5/30/12

    8/15/12

    Y

    BUS 384.Y1

    New Product Management

    3

    CVTC

    6:00pm

    9:30pm

    W

    5/30/12

    8/15/12

    Y

    GEN 311K.Y1

    CORE II: Ideas of Human Nature

    3

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:30pm

    W

    5/30/12

    8/15/12

    Y

    HIS 102.Y1

    World History II

    3

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:30pm

    W

    5/30/12

    8/15/12

    Y

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    ACC 355K.Y1

    Federal Income Tax II

    3

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    TH

    5/31/12

    8/16/12

    Y

    BUS 455.Y1

    Entreprenurial Management

    3

    CVTC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    TH

    5/31/12

    8/16/12

    Y

    CPS 200.Y1

    Introduction to Computer Programming

    3

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    TH

    5/31/12

    8/16/12

    Y

    GEN 112.Y1

    Persuasive Writing

    3

    WITC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    TH

    5/31/12

    8/16/12

    Y

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    GEN 102.Y1

    Mathematics Workshop

    3

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    M

    6/4/12

    8/20/12

    Y

    BUS 410.Y1

    Business Law I

    3

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    M

    6/4/12

    8/20/12

    Y

    GEN 110.Y1

    Expository Writing

    3

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    M

    6/4/12

    8/20/12

    Y

    Master of Business Administration Schedule

    Course #

    Title

    # Crdts

    Location

    Begin Time

    End Time

    Days of Week

    Begin Date

    End Date

    BlendEd

    BA 770.Y1

    Legal and Regulatory Environments of Business

    3

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    T

    5/29/12

    8/14/12

    Y

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    BA 781.Y1

    Fundamentals of Project Management

    3

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:30pm

    W

    5/30/12

    8/15/12

    Y

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    BA 700.Y1

    Business Research Methodology

    3

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    TH

    5/31/12

    8/16/12

    Y

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    BA 775.Y1

    Human Resources Management

    3

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    M

    6/4/12

    8/20/12

    Y

    Master of Arts in Counseling Schedule　

    Course #

    Title

    # Crdts

    Location

    Begin Time

    End Time

    Days of Week

    Begin Date

    End Date

    BlendEd

    CN 724.Y1

    Counseling Methods and Ethics

    3

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:30pm

    W

    5/30/12

    8/15/12

    N

    CN 778.Y1

    Internship II: Community Counseling

    3

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    TH

    5/31/12

    8/16/12

    N

    CN 710.Y1

    Introduction to Counseling and Ethics

    3

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    M

    6/4/12

    8/20/12

    N
    ]]>     Tue, 06 Mar 2012 18:04:57 CST 2012-03-06 18:04:57 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8781     Zach Voelz hired to lead Kellett School http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8728 The director of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay's adult education programs has been hired by Lakeland College to lead its adult programming.

    Zach Voelz, named vice president for Lakeland's Kellett School of Adult EducationZach Voelz, director of adult degree programs at UW-Green Bay, has been named vice president for Lakeland's Kellett School of Adult Education. He will lead all facets of Lakeland's adult learning program, which was established in 1978 and currently serves more than 2,500 students.

    "What attracted me most to Lakeland College was its history - the story of Lakeland," Voelz said. "Adult students who return to school do so with life experience and a story they like to share. The opportunity to promote a program and institution that holds such a rich history certainly stood out to me.

    "I quickly looked to the four-year institutions in the UW system and I tried to find an equally intriguing story. Aside from UW-Madison and its state-supported inauguration in the 1800's, it is difficult to find an institution like Lakeland College with an alluring, 150-year history that sprung from the tethered soles of immigrants who valued education. A great way to get the attention of adult students is having history, tradition and your own story - a story of passion, challenge, hard work, and prosperity."

    UW-Green Bay's adult degree program enjoyed tremendous growth in enrollment under his direction, including a 450 percent increase in students and a 650 percent increase in enrollments over the past seven years.

    In announcing Voelz's hiring, Lakeland President Stephen Gould said, "Zack Voelz brings to his appointment here the right combination of relevant experience, forward-looking market insight and technical expertise. These, and his passion for adult and continuing education, will serve Lakeland well in the current, quite challenging, environment."

    Voelz joined Green Bay's staff in 2003 in a role that included advising adult students and providing instructional design support to faculty. In 2005 he was named coordinator of the UW-Green Bay adult degree program, and in 2009 was promoted to director.

    He was responsible for academic planning and leadership of all facets of UW-Green Bay's adult program, which currently serves more than 900 students. The program had fewer than 200 students when he was named coordinator in 2005.

    His UW-Green Bay tenure was marked by creativity and innovation, and included direct support for the creation of a bachelor of applied studies degree, which led to a seamless transition for Wisconsin Technical College graduates to earn a UW-Green Bay bachelor's degree. The applied studies degree - currently offered only through UW-Green Bay and UW-Oshkosh - continues to be used as a model by other UW institutions.

    He also led the establishment of several partnerships with other programs and institutions, and played a lead role in implementing new processes and technologies leading to improved recruitment, retention and overall student support.

    Voelz noted that Lakeland was a pioneer in offering one of the state's first alternative degree-completion programs for working adults when it debuted 34 years ago. That visionary approach is a good fit for his own leadership style.

    "Obviously leaders at Lakeland were thinking about adult education prior to establishing the Kellett School in 1978," Voelz said. "They were on the mark, and well ahead of the game. They were true visionaries. Today, Lakeland holds one of largest student followings in adult education, a following that will only grow as the institution moves forward. This is definitely where I need to be, and I am thrilled to be here.

    "When I look at the Kellett School, it is clear it represents a cornerstone of the larger institution. That cornerstone is about to get much larger."

    Today, Lakeland serves nontraditional students at seven centers in Wisconsin, with many classes available online or through Lakeland's BlendEd® format.

    Voelz earned a bachelor's degree with honors in psychology from UW-Madison in 1998, and a master's in clinical psychology from Florida State University in 2002. His attraction to adult education stems from his personal commitment to life-long learning.

    "The needs of returning adult students will play a critical, growing role in the future of higher education as individuals seek personal and professional fulfillment through a continuing process of life-long learning," Voelz said. "Lakeland College is well-positioned to be a leader in adult education for years to come."

    ]]>     Tue, 14 Feb 2012 13:57:42 CST 2012-02-14 13:57:42 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8728     Spring 2012 Academic Calendar http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8802 Click here to view the refund schedule for Spring 2012

    ]]>     Sat, 17 Dec 2011 00:00:00 CST 2011-12-17 00:00:00 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8802     Teresa Grimm joins Lakeland as distance education librarian http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8489 Teresa Grimm has joined Lakeland College as distance education librarian. She will work with Lakeland's Kellett School of Adult Education to assess the information needs of Kellett students and faculty, and build awareness in the centers of the resources available to them.

    Grimm comes to Lakeland from Waukesha County Technical College where she was senior library technician from 1995-2011. In that role she gained extensive experience teaching basic and advanced information literacy skills to diverse populations, and she designed and taught numerous specialized workshops, many of them focused on technology. She has also worked as a reference librarian at the Oconomowoc Public Library and a senior assessment technician at Waukesha County Tech.

    Grimm has a master of library and information science from the University of Wisconsin and a bachelor of arts in history and political science from UW-Whitewater. She is an active member of the Wisconsin Library Association.

    ]]>     Wed, 14 Dec 2011 16:03:05 CST 2011-12-14 16:03:05 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8489     Central Wisconsin Center Newsletter - Nov. 2011 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8449 Get the latest information on the Central Wisconsin Center's spring registration, interview skills and more in the Nov. 2011 newsletter.

    Click the link below to view or download the newsletter.

    Central Wisconsin Center Newsletter - Nov. 2011 (503 kb)

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    ]]>     Mon, 21 Nov 2011 14:32:49 CST 2011-11-21 14:32:49 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8449     2011-2012 Lakeland College Academic Catalog http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8438 For academic policies & additional course information (drop policy, course descriptions, prerequisites, etc.), please see the Kellett School Academic Catalog.

    ]]>     Mon, 14 Nov 2011 17:17:50 CST 2011-11-14 17:17:50 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8438     Donated food delivered to Wisconsin Rapids Food Pantry http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8430

    Carole Pelot and Chrystal Heinrich as they get ready to deliver over 235 food items to the Wisconsin Rapids Food Pantry.

    ]]>     Thu, 10 Nov 2011 13:59:37 CST 2011-11-10 13:59:37 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8430     Central Wisconsin Center Newsletter - Oct. 2011 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8396 Get the latest information on the Central Wisconsin Center's spring registration, interview skills, financial aid questions and more in the Oct. 2011 newsletter.

    Click the link below to view or download the newsletter.

    Central Wisconsin Center Newsletter - Oct. 2011 (503 kb)

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    ]]>     Mon, 24 Oct 2011 16:07:07 CST 2011-10-24 16:07:07 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8396     Spring 2012 Course Schedules http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8386 Please see below for the Spring 2012 undergraduate and graduate course schedules

    - Registration opens on Monday, November 28th.

    - Classes for Spring semester will begin on January 13th

    - Remember to schedule your advising appointment. Appointments are not required but suggested if you are a new student, need assistance with course selection, or expect to graduate soon.

    Undergraduate Schedule

    Course #

    Title

    Location

    Begin Time

    End Time

    Days of Week

    Begin Date

    End Date

    BlendEd

    ACC 220.Y1

    Managerial Accounting Principles

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    M

    1/16

    4/9

    Y

    BUS 384.Y1

    New Product Management

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    M

    1/16

    4/9

    Y

    BUS 490.Y2

    Leadership, Ethics and Decision Making

    WITC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    M

    1/16

    4/9

    Y

    MUS 120.Y1

    Music History and Appreciation

    EC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    M

    1/16

    4/9

    Y

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    ACC 350.Y1

    Federal Income Tax I

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    T

    1/17

    4/10

    Y

    BUS 300.Y1

    Business Professional Rhetoric (WI)

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    T

    1/17

    4/10

    Y

    BUS 305.Y1

    Survey of the U.S. Healthcare System

    WITC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    T

    1/17

    4/10

    Y

    BUS 330.Y1

    Management Principles

    EC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    T

    1/17

    4/10

    Y

    BUS 485.Y1

    Marketing Management

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    T

    1/17

    4/10

    Y

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    ART 264.Y1

    Art History II

    WITC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    W

    1/18

    4/11

    Y

    BUS 280.Y1

    Business Information Processing

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    W

    1/18

    4/11

    Y

    BUS 445.Y1

    Logistics and Supply Chain Management

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    W

    1/18

    4/11

    Y

    GEN 183.Y1

    Natural Science

    EC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    W

    1/18

    4/11

    Y

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    BUS 425.Y1

    Retail Management

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    TR

    1/19

    4/12

    Y

    ECN 220.Y1

    Principles of Macroeconomics

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    TR

    1/19

    4/12

    Y

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    BUS 410.Y1

    Business Law I

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    F

    1/13

    4/13

    Y

    GEN 130K.Y1

    CORE I: Knowing the Self

    EC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    F

    1/13

    4/13

    Y

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    BUS 490.Y1

    Leadership, Ethics and Decision Making

    CVC

    8:30am

    11:45am

    S

    1/14

    4/14

    Y

    GEN 443K.Y1

    Core III: Environment and Consumption (WI)

    CVC

    8:30am

    11:45am

    S

    1/14

    4/14

    Y

    Master of Business Administration Schedule

    Course #

    Title

    Location

    Begin Time

    End Time

    Days of Week

    Begin Date

    End Date

    BlendEd

    BA 703.Y1

    Healthcare Management II

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    M

    1/16

    4/9

    Y

    BA 730.Y1

    Organizational Effectiveness

    EC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    M

    1/16

    4/9

    Y

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    BA 750.Y1

    Applied Marketing Management

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    T

    1/17

    4/10

    Y

    BA 790.Y1

    Corporate Strategy and Decision Making

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    W

    1/18

    4/11

    Y

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    　

    BA 700.Y1

    Business Research Methodology

    WITC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    TR

    1/19

    4/12

    Y

    Master of Arts in Counseling Schedule

    Course #

    Title

    Location

    Begin Time

    End Time

    Days of Week

    Begin Date

    End Date

    BlendEd

    CN 777.Y1

    Internship I: Community Counseling

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    M

    1/16

    4/9

    N

    CN 778.Y1

    Internship II: Community Counseling

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    M

    1/16

    4/9

    N

    　

    CN 728.Y1

    Psychometrics & Assessment

    CVC

    6:00pm

    9:15pm

    TR

    1/19

    4/12

    N

    　

    CN 714.Y1

    Multiculturalism and the Practice of Counseling

    CVC

    5:30pm

    7:30pm

    F

    1/13

    2/17

    N

    CN 714.Y1

    Multiculturalism and the Practice of Counseling

    CVC

    8:30am

    1:00pm

    S

    1/14

    2/18

    N

    　

    CN 744.Y1

    Crisis Intervention and Conflict Resolution

    CVC

    5:30pm

    7:30pm

    F

    3/2

    4/20

    N

    CN 744.Y1

    Crisis Intervention and Conflict Resolution

    CVC

    8:30am

    1:00pm

    S

    3/3

    4/21

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    ]]>     Wed, 19 Oct 2011 18:27:23 CST 2011-10-19 18:27:23 http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8386     Fall 2011 Kellett School Academic Calendar (All 12-Week Programs) http://lakeland.edu/adult/adult_news.asp?article=8227

    Tuesday, September 6 through Monday, December 5, 2011

    Last day to add/change a course

    Tuesday, September 13, 2011 (before 4:30 PM)

    Last day to drop at 100% refund

    Tuesday, September 13, 2011 (before 4:30 PM)

    Last day to withdraw at 75% refund

    Tuesday, September 20, 2011 (before 4:30 PM)

    Last day to withdraw at 50% refund

    Tuesday, September 27, 2011 (before 4:30 PM)

    Midterm Week

    Tuesday, October 11 - Monday, October 17, 2011

    Last day to withdraw without receiving an 'F'
    ***(no refund)

    Thanksgiving Break

    Friday, November 4, 2011 (before 4:30 PM)

    Sunday, November 20 - Sunday, November 27, 2011

    Last week of courses

    Tuesday, November 29 - Monday, December 5, 2011
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