Certificate Program. MSU CANR, with instructional coordination provided by its Institute of Agricultural Technology (“IAT”), will offer coursework that, combined with credits from Muskegon Community College, will allow students to complete a certificate program in Food Processing, Technology and Safety.
1. MSU will provide students with a schedule of MSU courses needed to complete a certificate in the respective Programs (see Appendix A for list of MSU courses).
2. Muskegon Community College will provide the coursework that students must complete in addition to the MSU courses required to earn a certificate in the respective Programs, including developmental and prerequisite coursework, and student tutoring in necessary (see Appendix A and A2 for list of Muskegon Community College courses). Students must earn a minimum grade of 2.0 in all Muskegon Community College courses that are to be transferred to MSU for completion of a certificate program.
Certificate Program. 1. MSU CANR, with instructional coordination provided by its Institute of Agricultural Technology (IAT), will offer coursework that, combined with credits from Northwestern Michigan College, will allow students to complete a certificate program in the majors indicated in Appendices A, B, C.
2. MSU will provide students with a schedule of MSU courses needed to complete a certificate in the respective Programs.
3. Students must earn a minimum grade of 2.0 in all courses that are to be transferred to MSU for completion of a Certificate Program.
Certificate Program. Effective the first full pay period in July 2019, or in the first full period following ratification and approval, whichever is later, Association members who maintain an advanced certificate awarded to them by the California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training will be eligible for a P.O.S.T. certificate incentive of $555.00 per month, payable in biweekly payments of $256.15. Association members who maintain a P.O.S.T. management certificate will receive an additional $65 per pay period. The $65 will be paid in addition to the $256.15 per pay period employees currently receive for maintaining an advanced certificate. The total an employee will be eligible to receive is $321.15 per pay period. Effective the first full pay period in July 2021, Association members who maintain an advanced certificate awarded to them by the California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training will be eligible for a P.O.S.T. certificate incentive of $575.00 per month, payable in biweekly payments of $265.38. Association members who maintain a P.O.S.T. management certificate will receive an additional $65 per pay period. The $65 will be in addition to the $265.38 per pay period employees currently receive for maintaining an advanced certificate. The total an employee will be eligible to receive is $330.38 per pay period. Association members are eligible to receive incentive payments as described above for possessing either the intermediate or advanced P.O.S.T. certificate but not for both. Association members receiving compensation under the P.O.S.T. Certificate Incentive Program remain eligible to participate in the Educational Incentive Program as described in Subsection B below and in PMR 42.6 and any modifications thereto.
Certificate Program. MSU CANR, with instructional coordination provided by its Institute of Agricultural Technology ("IAT"), will offer course work that, combined with credits from Delta College, will allow students to complete a certificate program in Agricultural Operations.
I. MSU will provide students with a schedule of MSU courses needed to complete a certificate in the respective Programs (see Appendix A for list of MSU courses).
Certificate Program. MSU CANR, with instructional coordination provided by its Institute of Agricultural Technology ("IAT"), will offer coursework that, combined with credits from WSCC, will allow students to complete a certificate program in Fruit and Vegetable Crop Management.
1. MSU will provide students with a schedule of MSU courses needed to complete a certificate in the respective Programs (see Appendix A for list of MSU courses).
2. West Shore Community College will provide the coursework that students must complete in addition to the MSU courses required to earn a certificate in the respective Programs, including developmental and prerequisite coursework, and student tutoring if necessary (see Appendix A for list of West Shore Community College courses). Students must earn a minimum grade of 2.0 in all West Shore Community College courses that are to be transferred to MSU for completion of a certificate program.
Certificate Program. MSU CANR, with instructional coordination provided by its Institute of Agricultural Technology (“IAT”), will offer coursework that, combined with credits from Delta College, will allow students to complete a certificate program in Food Processing, Technology & Safety (FPTS).
1. MSU will provide students with a schedule of MSU courses needed to complete a certificate in the respective Programs (see Appendix A for MSU courses).
2. Delta College will provide the coursework that students must complete in addition to the MSU courses required to earn a certificate in the respective Programs, including developmental and prerequisite coursework, and student tutoring as necessary (see Appendix A for Delta College courses). Students must earn a minimum grade of 2.0 in all Delta College courses that are to be transferred to MSU for completion of a certificate program.
Certificate Program. This agreement is not limited to the educational courses listed below. Courses may be added outside the review of the annual agreement if warranted by student demand and approval by SPC designated representatives. Any course additions will be detailed by a letter of agreement signed by SPC representatives and will serve as an addendum to this Agreement. For SPC Workforce Institute certified students admitted to St. Petersburg College in BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY-A.S. degree or related credit bearing-certificate program at SPC during the period of this agreement: SPC Workforce Institute Biomedical Technology Program Prior learning assessment through written examination with a pass rate of 70% or greater on all exams with a second retake available within 30 days of the first sitting, if the student scores less than the minimum. BME1008 Introduction to Biomedical Engineering (2 credits) EET1214C Instrumentation and Control Systems (1 credit) EET1084C Introduction to Basic Electronics (3 credits) EET 1412C Technology and Techniques (3 credits) ETS 1407 Survey of Medical Technology (3 credits) CET 1175C Technical Support Fundamentals (2 credits)
Certificate Program. This is a reduced cost financial program only. All curriculum and student responsibilities will remain the same. Once the program and financial agreement are completed; you will receive a certificate of completion only. However, if you pay the additional cost (at time of signing) for the 20 Month Degree program we will then be able to reward a degree.
