Programs

Can the internet really be a way to meet people, connect, and express yourself? How can you be unique in a room filled with 30 million people? In this student driven performance, the actors explore through humor and storytelling the trials and tribulations of modern communication and learn in the end, that perhaps there is more and less to the internet than any of us thought.  

Cast

• Livvy Starr - Amanda Keck
• Max Franklin - Austin Hourigan
• Birdie Harris - Casey Peek

Performance Information

Performances were held in Shilling Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, March 27 & 28 and April 3 & 4, 2009, and at 3:00 p.m. on Sundays, March 29 and April 5, 2009.

Program Purpose

The Bridge program facilitates advancement in a career path for LPNs who desire to become Registered Nurses by the completion of an Associate Applied Science (AAS) degree. This makes graduates eligible to take the NCLEX- RN examination.

The Practical Nursing Program is a selective admission program, and minimum criteria must be met in order to receive an application. Admission to the program is by application. Admission to Richland Community College does not guarantee acceptance to the program. The program begins in June (Summer semester), and takes one year to complete.

Career and Technical Education Options

This is a career and technical education program. Some courses may not transfer to four-year institutions.

Practical Nursing is a selective admission program, and minimum criteria must be met in order to receive an application. Admission to the program is by application. Admission to Richland Community College does not guarantee acceptance to the program.

Career and Technical Education Option

These are career and technical education programs. Some courses may not transfer to four-year institutions.

To improve your English reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills, Richland offers English as a Second Language (ESL) classes FREE for all levels.

Students may register for ESL classes at class, attend more than one class, and begin at any point in the semester. For more information, please contact the ESL coordinator or visit the Adult Education Office.

View the ESL Fall 2009 Class Schedule Flyer

The following areas of concentration are offered to assist students planning to transfer to a four-year college and major in the area listed. Theses suggestions are designed for students who have not yet selected a four-year college. In all cases, any student who has chosen the college or university to which he/she intends to transfer should consult that institution's catalog or transfer handbook in planning a program.

The Engineering Technology program is an integrated, cross-disciplinary degree program that prepares the student for a career as an engineering technician in a manufacturing or industrial environment. Due to the high level of integration in this program, the student may choose from several career paths (concentrations/specialties), including careers in BioFuels Technician, BioProcess Operator, CNC Technology, Electrical Systems, Facilities Maintenance, Fluid Power Systems, Instrumentation Systems, Machine Repair, Manufacturing Engineering Technology, and Mechanical Systems.

Advancements in the fields of communications and technology, as well as international travel, have shrunk the planet substantially. These developments have also created many more business opportunities for companies around the globe. The opening of nations' economies and lowering of international trade tariffs has increased the volume of international business to a level that was unimaginable just 20 years ago.

If you enjoy science and math and want to pursue a science-related career, general science may be the right major for you. Because it is broader than most undergraduate degree programs, the general science curriculum enables students to develop skills that relate to a wider variety of topics, ideas, and experiences. The program is multi-disciplinary —it requires a basic mastery of several sciences beyond the introductory level—and quite flexible, so that general science majors can tailor their academic program to meet specific goals.