Lenoir Community College gives update to students
Students,
Lenoir Community College understands this is an uncertain time for everyone. In an effort to afford you with the opportunity to continue your education and complete your courses, we will be transitioning a large portion of our curriculum seated courses (TR, WB, and HY Formats) to an online format in Moodle for the spring 2020 semester, effective March 30. Your instructor will be contacting you regarding your classes.
Courses that were already being delivered in an online format this semester (IN, LIN) will resume March 23. Students in these courses will be permitted to make up missed time online with specific details from your instructor in Moodle.
To accommodate the critical need for public safety and public health services, the College will continue these courses as detailed below. Faculty will contact each student with specific details.
Nursing (ADN, PN, NA), Surgical Technology, Radiography
March 23 – clinicals resume
March 30 – classes resume
Polysomnography, Medical Assisting
March 30 – all classes will be delivered in an online format in Moodle
Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET), Emergency Medical Science (EMS)
March 23 – EMS clinicals resume
March 30 – classes resume
Some of our courses require clinical and lab hours and proctored testing that cannot be delivered in an online learning environment. For these courses, additional instructions will be provided by your instructor in Moodle. If the hours are unable to be met by the end of the spring semester, the course will be extended to allow all students the opportunity to complete the course. Please await further details from your instructor if this applies to your course.
Resources Available to Students
Access to Computer Labs
To accommodate students who may not have access to the Internet or a computer, the College will provide access to computer labs for coursework only in all three counties in the service area beginning March 30. This space will be monitored and cleaned on a consistent basis, and computers will be spaced more than six feet apart to adhere to guidelines from our federal and state government, but to afford all students the opportunity to access the Internet and a computer. These locations will remain open to students unless further closures are recommended by federal, state, or local governments or as dictated by student demand. Lab locations and times of operation will be as follows:
Lenoir County – Learning Resources Center (LRC/Library) – Kinston Campus
Greene County – Greene County Center – Snow Hill Campus
Jones County – Jones County Center – Trenton Campus
Monday – Thursday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Friday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Access to Online Library Resources
Students will continue to have access to online library resources at www.lenoircc.edu/lrc.
Tutoring Services
Students will have access to tutoring services as follows:
For more information, contact Lisa Shaw, Learning Assistance Program Tutorial Lab Coordinator at lashaw96@lenoircc.edu.
Need to Withdraw or Explore Other Possible Options?
The College is here to help in any way possible. Before considering withdrawing, please contact your advisor to discuss options. Students who are unable to continue in their courses should email their instructor with a request to withdraw or receive a grade of incomplete by April 3, the Last Day to Process Drops.
Questions?
Please email your instructor/advisor for additional information, or you may call us at 252.527.6223, ext. 394.
Workforce Development and Continuing Education Classes
Courses that were already being delivered in an online format will resume March 23. All seated classes are suspended until further notice with the exception of public safety and public health services. Your instructor will be contacting you regarding your classes. Please email Dr. John Paul Black at jpblack73@lenoircc.edu, or you may call him at 252.527.6223, ext. 704.
