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• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Each student is responsible for the information contained within this catalog. Failure to read the regulations will not be considered sufficient reason for noncompliance with such regulations. The Board of Trustees of Iowa Western Community College re­serves the right to revise and modify any curriculum, instructional program, and/or course of study without prior notification of ap­plicants or students. Such revisions and modifications will apply to prospective students and may be applicable to students currently enrolled. General education courses are an important component of the community college learning experience. General education imparts common knowledge, promotes intellectual inquiry, and stimulates the examination of different perspectives, thus enabling people to function effectively in a complex and changing world. General education is not exclusively related to a student’s techni­cal or professional field but is the part of a degree or diploma program that prepares students to meet personal, social, and lifelong learning needs. At Iowa Western Community College, the goal of general education is to enhance the development of the individual into a responsible, understanding, and productive citizen. The inte­gration of career goals, with a knowledge of culture, society, global issues, and challenges, will prepare the student for his or her place in the future. General education requirements will vary by program of...

Engineering Engineering students at Virginia Western Community College are prepared to transfer to many university engineering programs in the country, but particularly within the Commonwealth of Virginia, such as Virginia Tech and University of Virginia. Begin your journey today to build the next electric vehicle, design the next smart building, create the next Nano sensor! Students must be eligible to take Math 263 – Calculus 1 to enroll in this program. This is an Associate of Science Degree that is intended for transfer. Local Job Opportunities listed are for applicants who have successfully transferred and completed a Bachelor’s or Graduate degree. Related Programs • • • Transfer Agreements Students that graduate from Virginia Western with an associate degree and a minimum grade point average may obtain GUARANTEED admission to more than 30 of the commonwealth’s colleges and universities. In addition, Virginia Western has entered into the following agreement specific to the Engineering program. This list is subject to change, and the most current agreements can be found on our • Virginia Tech:

Iowa Western Community College will use the grant to increase access to career academy programs in high-demand fields through a new regional center in Hastings, a small town in southwest Iowa. Students in partnering school districts will benefit from industry partnerships, earn high school and college credit and gain technical and traditional academic skills offered through career and technical education (CTE) programs. This is the sixth round of awards. The new regional center, called Southwest Iowa Technical Career Hub (SWITCH), will serve students from six districts in southwest Iowa — East Mills, Fremont-Mills, Glenwood, Griswold, Sidney and Stanton. The location is centrally located to the other participating schools, making it a prime location for students. When the center opens, students will have access to CTE programs and state-of-the-art equipment in high-demand fields, including industrial maintenance, health care, construction technology and heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC). “Through these innovative partnerships more high school students will have the opportunity to gain valuable experience, connect with local employers and earn industry credentials and college credit,” said Iowa Department of Education Director Chad L. Aldis. “I am thankful to Iowa Western Community College and local school district leaders for their efforts to grow career academies.” The Career Academy Incentive Fund was established by a 2019 law that extends a statewide penn...

Western Community College, through community partnerships and the support of the government of British Columbia, has the privilege of providing 100% government-funded education to eligible applicants starting early 2022. These programs are market-driven, demand-oriented, and student-success focused. During each program, students will receive education from Western Community College, essential skills trainings through one of our community partners, and employment support. The programs are designed to provide students with an amazing opportunity to transform their lives through education. • Start Date: June 26, 2023 About the program This 28-week program is designed to provide participants with a broad range of knowledge of the different areas of Settlement and Integration in Canada. Upon completion of the program, participants will be equipped to assist newcomers with their journey of settlement and integration into the Canadian community. Participants will gain knowledge on a range of topics that include Canadian Law in relation to immigration, Culture and Integration, Foundations of Settlement Workers, Needs Assessment and Interviewing, Case Management and Settlement Counselling, Introduction to Community Mental Health, and Safety and Life Skills for Newcomers among others. Eligibility and Admissions Requirements Applicants must meet all of the following criteria: • Currently unemployed • Have a WorkBC Case Manager • Have an Action Plan (AP) endorsed by their case manager...