P-8—Gaston College Spring Quarter
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GASTON COLLEGE PHONE DIRECTORY
Admissions
Allied Health Services
Bookstore
Business, Computer Science and Public Service
Continuing Education
Counseling and Career Center
Engineering and Related Technologies
Financial Aid/Veteran’s Affairs
H.R.D. (Human Resources Development)
Liberal Arts and Sciences
Marketing
Payment of Fees
Professional Development Institute
Public information
Records, Registrar
Refunds
Small Business Center
Trade and Industrial
922-6214
922-6366
922-6428
922-6263
922-6251
922-6220
922-6296
922-6227
922-6320
922-6311
922-6214
922-6410
922-6258
922-6215
922-6232
922-6410
922-6258
922-6381
JOB PLACEMENT ~
Approximately 300 companies or businesses contacted the
for our^students Office last year with job opportunities
The Job Placement Office is located in the Counseling and Career
Development area of the Myers Center. We offer the following
(free of charge) to our students and alumni:
‘Assistance in locating part-time/full-time employment
Job hunting and interviewing techniques
‘Resume writing seminars
‘Information on future job demands and trends
For assistance call:
922-6224
HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION
STUDY TOUR
Ggston College and the Mint Museum are co-sponsoring a study
tour to Egypt scheduled for June 2-16.1989. ^ ^
For a free brochure call Bob Blanton at the college, 922-6339
DUAL ENROLLMENT FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
juniors and seniors who are 16
years ot age and have completed their tenth (10th) araije Enolish Fnr mnro
information, please call 922-6214 or contact your high schooScipar
Prepare to take the GED exam to earn a North Carolina Hioh School
E^q^uivalency Diploma. Students may set their own hours in the lab. There is no
Lincoln Campus lab hours- ^on. &Wed. 12:00-8:00 P.M
Dallas Campus lab hours: ^ ''
Mon. & Wed. 8.00 A.M.-1:00 P M and 4-00-Q-nn p
For more information call 922-6322 in Gastonia or 735-0487 in Lincointon
CHILD CARf CENTER & SUMMER CAMP
campus of Gaston College provides child care
through a creative learning environment for children ages six weeks to fivp
years, 12 months a year. Children of faculty, staff students ind The cornmunf
y of sS^fhlSer'pko ’he date of applicktion and availabili-
Fa?iv serves as a learning laboratory for students in the
SSnuSily program and as a model day Lre cenTer fo? ihl
f Center will be offer for children grades 1 -6 Children eniov
a variety of activities and field trips. Call 922-6426 for more information ^
PROGRAMS OF STUDY
Allied Health
Emergency Medical Science
Nursing
Medical Assisting
Trade and Industrial
Air Conditioning, Heating, Refrigeration
Automotive Technology
Auto Mechanics
Architectural Drafting
Mechanical Drafting
Electricai Installation & Maintenance
Electronics Servicing
Industrial Maintenance
Machinist
Welding
Liberal Arts and Science
Art
Broadcasting
Radio/TV
Early Childhood Associate
English
Enrichment (Developmental HRD,
^ ABE/GED)
French
Mathematics
Music
Physical Education
Psychology
Reading
Science (Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science,
Geography)
Social Science (History, Religion, Political
Science, Anthropology,
Philosophy, Sociology)
Social Services Associate
Spanish
Visuai and Performing Arts (Arts, Drama,
Music)
Engineering and
Related Technologies;
Civil Engineering Technology
Electrical Engineering Technology
Electronics Engineering Technology
Industrial Engineering Technology
Industrial Management Technology
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Pre-Engineering
Business, Computer
Science, and Pubiic
Service
Accounting
Banking and Finance
Business Administration/Management
Computer Science (Business, Computer
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Fashion Merchandising & Marketing
Technology
Fire Science
Marketing & Retailing
Secretarial - Executive
Secretarial - Legal
Secretarial - Medical
Transportation
Continuing Education
R?^*?sta1^ Medical Training
Computer Skills
Office Skills
Occupational Licensure
Crafts and Special Interests
Law Enforcement Training
Fire Service Training
Criminal Justice Academy
Literacy Training
Professional Development Institute
Small Business Center