Early Childhood Education, Associate Degree. Business Administration, Associate Degree. This short video will provide more details. The delivery of instruction varies from closed courses with only students attending public school in Shiawassee County, 16 week online courses with high school students from across Michigan, Owosso campus classes with the general college population and 8 week accelerated online options. Our dual enrollment program with Baker College offers opportunities in Career & Technical Education, dual enrollment and early college paths towards certificates and associate degrees. Online and online-live students are not required to be vaccinated. If approved for exemption weekly testing is required. Safe Serve Certification/ Associate DegreeĬPR, Safe Training Certification for Educators, Early Childhood Education, AASĮffective December 1st 2021, students attending on-campus are required to have the COVID-19 vaccine or file for an exemption. ProgramĪSE Certification in Suspensions and Steering, Brake Services and Electronic Systems. Students will be required to complete the course which will take about 2 hours. Emails will be sent to all students and parents with more information in June when the course is open in Google Classroom. Students have the option of July 27, July 28, July 29, August 3, August 4, August 11 or August 12, from 9am - 12:30pm. The summer online course will be available June 10 with completion required by August 12. Registration for the College Kick Off meeting is included with the application. Shiawassee Early College Program participants are required to complete a self-paced online college preparation course and attend one of the 1.5 hour College Kick Off meetings during the summer prior to starting grade 11.
New Early College Student Enrollment Checklist. New Early College Student Enrollment Process. Student Expectations: Are you ready for dual enrollment?. Career & Technical Education and Shiawassee Early College Program Introduction: A brief overview of the programs and partners. Please to contact Nick or Brandi Brown, with questions or concerns. Please note that the application deadline has passed for entrance into all 2022-2023 SRESD programs. “This was a phenomenal experience at Quinnipiac and could not have taken place without a lot of collaboration and great ideas,” said Burn.Early College, Dual Enrollment and Career & Technical Education “Being physically part of something like this really helped me understand the concept.“ “I’m a visual learner,“ said nursing student Celina Bove ’21. They effectively became actors in their own graphs, each one embodying their own data point. Then they created the tics, axes and other physical components of the graphs before bringing them to life. “I wanted to bring data to life,“ Burn said, “but I also wanted people to get a sense that they are really connected to one another as a community.“īurn’s students first compiled, scrubbed and analyzed a range of personal information, from the season they were born in to their distance from home. To teach his students that data is more than just sets of impersonal facts and figures, math professor David Burn gave them a chance to represent data about themselves in physical graphs on the quad of the Mount Carmel campus. “You put in 75–80 hours a week during the season, including games, but I love coming to work every day. “It’s fun when that happens … but for the most part, it’s a lot of hard work,” Mott said. Some of those contacts, including retired Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez, occasionally walk through her office in Trenton. “You make so many contacts in this business.” “I had 11 interviews in two days and received two job offers,” Mott said. The first step for Mott was to bring enthusiasm - and resumes - to Major League Baseball’s annual winter meetings in December 2015. When DelVecchio asked Mott about her interests and she said baseball, he knew just what to say: “There are a lot of opportunities to apply mathematics in baseball.” “Jackie was looking at how she could apply her mathematics degree,” said DelVecchio, who had once worked in minor league baseball in Connecticut and Indiana. It’s clear she has come a long way since a senior year meeting with Rick DelVecchio, director of career development for the College of Arts and Sciences. “I’ve always been a Yankees fan, so it’s been an unbelievable experience,” said Mott, who has since been promoted to box office manager.Īs a math major with a business minor, Mott brings a valuable skill set to the Thunder. 
Jackie Mott ’15 began her career with the Trenton Thunder, the Double-A minor league affiliate of the New York Yankees, in the finance department.
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