| The
Dean's Corner |
It is current theory among biochemists that within thirty years, people will live to be 120-130 years old. And, because of medical advances, most of that extended lifetime will be in good health. Chances are very good, in fact, that teeth and knees will survive that lifespan. (continued)
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New Faces
in Continuing Education |
There are new faces in the Continuing
Education Division this semester and we thank you for the
many warm welcomes and the hospitality that have been extended
to them as they settle into the College family: (continued)
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On-Line
Courses Continue to Draw |
The Continuing Education
Division is pleased to report that student interest in
on-line courses continues to yield high enrollment and class
sizes. (continue)
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Julianne Joslin, like many SCCC students, is thankful for the University in the High School program, which helped her get a jump-start on college credits before she even graduated from high school. She took College Composition and Introduction to Literature while she was a student at Mohonasen High School. Those six credits were ready and waiting for her when she enrolled here at SCCC, and they saved her time and money. (continued)
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| Teachable
Moments |
To Shirlee Dufort, the word "community" in Schenectady County Community College is especially significant, not only as an indicator of the school's mission and location but also as an essential feature of her classroom. (continued)
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| Non-Credit
Spring Courses At SCCC
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Schenectady County Community College (SCCC) offers its students and the community the opportunity for professional development or personal enhancement through the Division of Continuing Education's Non-Credit schedule. Students are offered a variety of non-credit courses in areas such as Computer Technology, Children's Courses, Music, Recreational, English as a Second Language, and General Interest. (continued)
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