He's currently enrolled in Success in Health Careers (HED 103) and waitlisted for General Biology with Lab. Here is the info for HED 103:
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HED 103
Steps to Success in Health Careers
3
Tu We
11:30 AM - 12:20 PM
SCC, HealthSci Bldg 9 Rm 0004
Open
Offered By
Spokane Community College
Available Seats
13 as of 12/3/2020 02:00 AM
Instructor
Clarissa Shearer
Instruction Mode
Hybrid
Class Dates
1/4/2021 - 3/25/2021
Description
This course provides students with a key to understanding the necessary components for success in a health career introducing various options available with emphasis on necessary abilities to assure success in the education aspects of the profession. Strategies to build professional attitudes, self-esteem, ethical behavior and communications skills are presented.
It is listed as a hybrid course, which SCC states: "
Hybrid: A course that replaces some, but not all face-to-face time with web-based tools."
Here is SCC's COVID mitigation plan for in-person classes:
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Q. For in-person classes at SCC and SFCC, how do you make sure everyone stays safe?
A. Face coverings are required of all students and employees on campus. All in-person classes require faculty and students to participate in a safety training prior to the start of class. All students, faculty and staff are required to complete statements (Health Attestation) daily that ask if they are experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19. Also, every class space is unique and has a specialized safety plan in place. High-traffic areas are cleaned at greater frequency and classrooms and offices are stocked with hand sanitizer and sanitizing wipes. Students do not work in close proximity unless it is a lab that requires it, and in those cases, PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) is used. "
Regarding how to access online classes if you're a broke homeless ragman:
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Q. What if I need a laptop or access to high speed internet for class?
A. The colleges may be able to help you with your technology needs. If you are an SCC student, contact the financial aid department to see if you qualify for the CARES Act funding at
fscc@scc.spokane.edu or 533-7017. If you are an SFCC student, check with student financial aid at
sfcc.finaid@sfcc.spokane.edu or 533-3550. "
I am debating if I should send a warning email to the professor to give her a heads up about Lucas.