Januar y 23, 2012
Cross Hall
Coffee Shop
Open Monday–Friday
7:30 am to 3:30 pm
Pirate Hour 2:30 pm–3:30 pm
50% off specialty & fountain drinks
(excludes smoothies & bottles)
Declare your major program of
study today!
Please check the program of study and the name
of the faculty advisor that displays on your class
schedule, available on your SAIL account. Notify
the Registrar’s Office immediately of any change to
your program or to request an advisor change. You
may complete and mail the form on the back page
of “This Week” or stop by the information desk in
the Alexander Student Center. Advising for summer
and fall begins in March. Be prepared! Verify your
information today.
Allied Health Sciences Offerings
CPR Training on Campus
CPR training is available for all students, staff
and the general public. It includes infant, child &
adult CPR, foreign body airway obstruction (both
conscious & unconscious) for children & adults and
sue of an automated external defibrillator (AED). The
certification is good for two years.
CPR training will be held: January 26, February 23,
March 29, April 12, June 14, July 12. You only
have to attend one class. The cost is just $35.00.
The class meets from 3:30 pm to 7:30 pm in
Cross Hall 105. To register contact Kristi Cutsinger at
359-3948, ext. 1316 or kcutsinger@mail.ncmissouri.
edu.
Next NCMC Library Book Discussion
We will meet on the second floor of the NCMC
Library, Monday, January 30th at 5:00 pm to discuss
Four Seasons in Rome.
“Anthony Doerr, his wife, and their twin newborns are
on their way to Rome for a year. Cultural isolation,
the death of John Paul II, struggles to complete a
novel, and the tales of first-time parenthood uniquely
blend together as Doerr meanders his way through
a one-year Roman holiday.” Booklist Copyright ©
American Library Association. All rights reserved
Books are available for checkout at the NCMC
Library. Refreshments are always served and
everyone is welcome. “Benvenuto!”
FAFSA Frenzy Coming Soon
Need help completing the Free Application for
Federal Student Aid? Attend NCMC’s FAFSA Frenzy
from 2 pm to 4 pm Saturday, February 11.
Or view “Seven Easy Steps to the FAFSA; A
Student’s Guide to the Free Application for
Federal Student Aid” tutorial on YouTube at:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-Ex6RMAHE8&list
=PL763F446AD91D5E03&index=1&feature=plpp_
video
BSU Mid-Winter Retreat & More
NCMC students in BSU along with Truman State, MO
Western, UMKC & Northwest BSUs will participate
in a retreat from 7 pm, Friday, January 27 through
3 pm, Saturday, January 28 at Grand Oaks Camp
on Highway 190 three miles north of Chillicothe, MO.
This year’s theme is What is a real “Community”
& How do I belong? The cost is $10 which covers
accommodations for one night with three meals and
a t-shirt.
Register for 30 fun-filled hours of connecting with
students by contacting BSU Director Diann Barnes
at 660-654-0785. Or stop by the Christian Bookstore
at 1108 Main in Trenton from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Engage Leadership conference will be held
February 24-26.
Contact the BSU staff for more information.
Career Services–Résumés
Does your résumé need revamped to land the job
you desire? If so, please bring a copy of your résumé
to the upcoming Career Fair, February 22. A panel
of résumé reviewers will be available from 9-11 am
at the Career Fair to offer remarks on how to make
your résumé rise to the top. The Career Fair is
located in the Ketcham Community Center on the
NCMC campus.
Visit
the
Career
Services
website:
http://www.ncmissouri.edu/services/career_center/.
Discount on May 2013 Trip to Italy
Sign up for the May 2013 trip to Italy before
January 31 to receive a $250 discount. Plus you’ll
lock in the trip price, which has already gone up
$160.00 since September. Travelers can go to
www.efcollegestudytours.com/1106172 to review
the trip and register. Contact Scott Keith for further
information: skeith@mail.ncmissouri.edu.
Monday, January 23
Noon C-BASE
2 pm PTK Members@GH204
7 pm Residence Life–Wiffle
Ball@KCC
Tuesday, January 24
2 pm Compass Exam
5:30 pm Board of Trustees@FAC
7 pm Residence Life–
Volleyball@KCC
9 pm Communitas@BSU
Wednesday, January 25
11 am–1 pm FREE Lunch@BSU
2:30 pm Choir practice
5:00/7:00 pm Lady Pirates/
Pirates vs Penn Valley CC@
Kansas City, MO
Thursday, January 26
3:30 pm CRP Training@CH105
8 pm Residence Life–Just Dance
Night@Selby Hall
Friday, January 27
5:00/7:30 pm Lady Pirates/
Pirates vs MO Valley College
JV@Marshall, MO
7 pm BSU Mid-Winter Retreat@
Chillicothe, MO
Saturday, January 28
Sunday, January 29
6 pm Sunday Night Alive@BSU
Are You an Outstanding Student?
The NCMC Arts & Sciences division is accepting
applications for the 2012 Arts & Sciences Academic
Excellence Award. Applicants must complete all
Associate of Arts (AA) graduation requirements by
May 2012.
You must have a GPA of 3.5 or higher, be eligible
for graduation in May 2012 with an AA degree,
have letters of recommendation and a 500 word
essay. Pick up applications in the library or online at
w w w.ncmissouri.edu/ser vices/Documents/
Academic Excellence Award Application.pdf.
Questions–contact selection committee members
Lola Swint, Linda Cowling, Susan Stull, or
Amy Guthrie.
The NCMC Library
is now on Facebook
(North Central Missouri
College Library) and
Twitter (@ ncmclibrary ).
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rules on Facebook and Twitter.
North Central Missouri College
1301 Main Street
Trenton MO 64683
Registrar’s Office
Fax: (660) 359-2211
Phone: (660)359-3948, x 1206
Declaration of Degree and Program of Study
Students should consult the current college catalog before declaring a degree and program of study.
Student ID: ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____
Date:_______________________
Signature: __________________________________________________________________________________
Print Name:_________________________________________________________________________________
I choose to be non-degree seeking: ______
OR
Please choose one degree or certificate:
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Associate in Arts with an interest area of ___________________________________
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Associate in Arts in Teaching
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Associate in General Studies
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Associate in Applied Science (indicate program of study below)
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Accounting
Agriculture & Natural Resources
Applied Technology (1+1 w. Tech school)
Business Management
Criminal Justice
Dental Hygiene
Early Childhood Development
Emergency Med Tech, Paramedic
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Health Care Management
Health Information Technology
Medical Assistant
Nursing, Level II
Occupational Therapy Assistant
Paraprofessional & Sub Teaching
Pharmacy Technology
Radiology Technology
Surgical Technology
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Industrial & Energy Systems Tech
Marketing Management
Medical Assisting
Medical Insurance & Billing
Medical Transcription
Nursing, Level I
OR
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Certificate (indicate program of study below)
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Accounting/Business Tech
Accounting, Clerical
Accounting, Professional
Agriculture & Natural Resources
Business Management
Business Technology
Criminal Justice
Advisor request:______________________________________________________________________________
Faculty name
Instructional Department
Lunch Menus
The Dining Hall, located on the lower level of Selby Hall, is open to all students, faculty, staff & public.
Lunch 11 am–1 pm, $4.70; Salad Bar & Drink $3.10; Breakfast 7:30 am–9 am, $3.58; Supper 5:30 pm –7 pm, $4.70; all plus tax
Monday—Breaded Steak Fingers, Beef & Cheese Ravioli, BLT, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Veggies, Salad, Fresh Fruit, Rolls &
Dessert
Tuesday—BBQ Chicken, Cajun Chicken & Pasta, Turkey Club Wraps, Baked Potato Bar, Veggies, Salad, Fresh Fruit, Rolls &
Dessert
Wednesday—Quarter Pound Hamburger, Corn Dogs, Tuscan Spaghetti, Fries, Veggies, Salad, Fresh Fruit, Rolls & Dessert
Thursday—Crispy Chicken Wraps, Riblet Sandwich, Beef Stroganoff, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Veggies, Salad, Fresh Fruit, Rolls
& Dessert
Friday—Fried Catfish, Alfredo Tortellini w/Bacon & Onion, Three Meat Focaccia, Fries, Veggies, Salad, Fresh Fruit, Rolls & Dessert