TRANSFER ARTICULATION AGREEMENT JAMESTOWN COMMUNITY COLLEGE (SUNY)

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1 Hilbert College Jamestown Community College 5200 South Park Avenue 525 Falconer Street Hamburg, NY Jamestown, NY (716) (315) Updated: June 2014 TRANSFER ARTICULATION AGREEMENT JAMESTOWN COMMUNITY COLLEGE (SUNY) Hilbert College and Jamestown Community College, through this formal articulation agreement, wish to strengthen their relationship and thereby assist students in their attainment of undergraduate degrees. This agreement should ensure student mobility within higher education, both public and private, across the State of New York. This agreement includes transfer into the baccalaureate degree programs offered at Hilbert College from the related associate degree programs at Jamestown Community College. The characteristics of this agreement which highlight its nature and intentions include language that can be deciphered easily by students and professional staff; preservation of the integrity of the Jamestown Community College program by assuring flexibility of acceptance of academic credit into the baccalaureate degree program; legitimate claims related to the timely completion of the degree program; continuous development, monitoring, and appropriate administrative response to the evolving nature of all curricula covered by this agreement; guarantees that the institutions prescribe to the Rules and Regulations that govern higher education in the State University of New York. The agreement will be monitored on a yearly basis by contact among officials from each institution. Each party assumes responsibility for making this agreement a viable and workable alternative for interested students. Either party may carry out the publication and marketing of this agreement. All students transferring to Hilbert College from Jamestown Community College must have a minimum of 2.20 in the major field of study. have a minimum cumulative quality point average of have earned a C grade as minimum level for a course to transfer. have obtained the associate degree in one of the related degree fields mentioned in this document. Students who meet these provisions will be guaranteed admission to the related degree program at Hilbert College. Exceptions allowing admission of students who do not meet the minimum requirements described above may be made by Hilbert College on a case-by-case basis. Once accepted into Hilbert College, students who are transferring into the four-year program which parallels their Jamestown Community College program at the associate degree level will: be given junior status be considered to receive a transfer articulation scholarship in the amount of $1,250 per semester of full-time enrollment for up to four consecutive semesters.

2 be advised by faculty within their academic departments as they pursue the successful completion of degree requirements. Upon acceptance, an audit sheet for program completion will be outlined for incoming students. This program will be tailor-made to the student s prior academic work. complete a minimum of forty-five upper-level credits. achieve grade point averages that are set forth to reflect successful completion of degree requirements. Hilbert College places no restriction on the number of credit hours that it will accept in transfer. Of the final 45 credit hours toward completion of the baccalaureate, a minimum of 30.0 hours must be taken at Hilbert College. This agreement contains five audit sheets illustrating courses for incoming JCC graduates from parallel programs. Students who complete a minimum of 54 credits from the JCC coursework listed on the appropriate audit sheet can generally receive the baccalaureate degree from Hilbert College with two calendar years of full-time study. The following advisor sheets are provided. Criminal Justice (B.S.)* A.S. Criminal Justice or A.A.S. Criminal Justice Police Forensic Science/Crime Scene Investigation (B.S.) A.S. Criminal Justice or A.A.S. Criminal Justice Police Human Services (B.S.) Business Management (B.S.) Digital Media and Communication (B.A.) A.S. Human Services or A.A.S. Human Services A.S. Business Administration or A.A.S. Business: Business Administration A.S. Communication *A.S. Criminal Justice and A.A.S. Criminal Justice Police graduates who transfer from Jamestown Community College into the B.S. Criminal Justice degree program at Hilbert College and complete appropriate coursework during their junior year may apply for admission into the combined B.S. in Criminal Justice/Master of Science (M.S.) in Criminal Justice Education program at Hilbert College. These students begin taking graduate courses during their final year of undergraduate study, and any graduate course taken fulfill the requirements of both the B.S. and M.S. degrees. The combined program allows students to potentially finish both degrees with only two semesters beyond their senior year, saving them up to two semesters of graduate school. Students interested in this program should talk with an advisor at Hilbert College before registering for their first semester of coursework there. Note that application does not guarantee admission into this program. In addition to these outlined articulations of parallel programs, a Jamestown Community College graduate holding an A.A. Liberal Arts & Science: Humanities or A.A. Liberal Arts & Science: Social Sciences and meeting all requirements stated above for students transferring to Hilbert College from Jamestown Community College will also be guaranteed admission into their choice of Hilbert College s Communication Studies, English, Psychology, Liberal Studies, or Political Science programs. Due to the highly flexible and elective nature of these programs a similar audit sheet is not practical. In most of these cases, junior status will be granted and program completion requirements will be done on an individual case by case basis as applications are received. Hilbert College will generally accept the following courses to fulfill Hilbert College graduation requirements. Some Hilbert degrees require specific courses from among those listed. See the attached audit sheets for details. Hilbert College Required Courses General Education Requirements COM 151 Public Speaking (3 credits) Jamestown Community College Equivalent Courses CMM 1610 Public Speaking (3 credits) EN 101 College Writing (3) ENG 1530 English Composition II (3) EN 102 Writing in the Humanities (3) ENG 1540 Writing About Literature (3) GS 101 Foundations Seminar (3) Any Liberal Arts and Sciences or Career Elective (3) PS 402 Junior Symposium (3) not transferable from Jamestown Community College

3 Specific General Education Core Modules General Education Elective (3) Any Liberal Arts and Sciences Elective (3) Intercultural Awareness (3) ANT 1520 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (3) or ANT 2510 People and Cultures of the Americas or ANT 2520 Peoples and Cultures of the World or ANT/REL 2570 History of World Religions or ANT/BIO/PHL 2600 Planet Earth: Critical Topics or BIO 2620 Tropical Biology Seminar or BUS 1650 Global Business or GLS 1500 Introduction to Global Studies or HIS 1520 World History Since 1500 or INE 2730 Semester Abroad or POL 1520 World Politics or POL 2860 European Union or REL 1530 Comparative Religion or REL 2580 Survey of Islamic Studies or SOC 2580 Minorities in American Society or any course in ARA, FRE, GER, RUS, or SPA Interdisciplinary Studies (3) ANT/BIO/PHL 2600 Planet Earth: Critical Topics (3) or ANT/REL 2570 History of World Religions or BIO/PHL 2570 Environmental Issues and Ethics or INT 2530 Humanities I or INT 2540 Humanities II or any course in PHL Literature and Arts (3) ENG 2510 Masterpieces of World Literature I (3) or ENG 2520 Masterpieces of World Literature II or ENG 2550 American Literature I or ENG 2560 American Literature II or ENG 2610 British Literature I or ENG 2620 British Literature II or ENG 2660 Literature Goes to Hell or ENG 2830 Shakespeare or ENG 2850 Literature of the Bible or any course in ART, DAN, MUS, or THE Mathematics (3) Any college-level MAT course Moral Reasoning (3) BIO/PHL 2570 Environmental Issues and Ethics (3) or CRI 2550 Ethics in Criminal Justice or PHL 2610 Introduction to Ethical Theory or PHL 2630 Contemporary Moral Problems or PHL 2720 Biomedical Ethics Political Science/History/Geography (3) Any course in POL, HIS, or GEO (3) Religious Studies (3) ANT/REL 2570 History of World Religions (3) or ENG 2850 Literature of the Bible or any course in REL Science (3) Any course in AST, BIO, CHE, GLG, or PHY (3) Sociology/Psychology/ECO (3) Any course in SOC, PSY, or ECO (3)

4 General Electives Liberal Arts Liberal Arts General Elective (3) Any Liberal Arts and Sciences Elective (3) Liberal Arts General Elective (3) Any Liberal Arts and Sciences Elective (3) Liberal Arts General Elective Upper Level (3) not transferable from Jamestown Community College General Electives All College Any General Elective (3) Any Career or Liberal Arts and Sciences Elective (3) Any General Elective (3) Any Career or Liberal Arts and Sciences Elective (3) Any General Elective - Upper Level (3) not transferable from Jamestown Community College Note: See the next two pages for specific information about transfer into the BS Forensic Science/Crime Scene Investigation degree program at Hilbert.

5 Transfer to BS Forensic Science/Crime Scene Investigation from JCC AS Criminal Justice or AAS Criminal Justice - Police Transfer guidance audit sheet for Jamestown Community College AS Criminal Justice students and AAS Criminal Justice Police students who plan to complete a Bachelor of Science degree in Forensic Science/Crime Scene Investigation at Hilbert College. To transfer, the JCC course must be worth a minimum of 3 credits and grade must be a C or better. Hilbert College B.S. Forensic Science/Crime Scene Investigation General Requirements (15) COM151 Public Speaking EN 101 College Writing EN102 Writing in the Humanities GS 101 Foundations Seminar PS 402 Junior Symposium Specific General Education Core (33) General Education Elective JCC Course Equivalents CMM 1610 Public Speaking ENG 1530 English Composition II ENG 1540 Writing About Literature Any Liberal Arts and Sciences or Career Elective Any Liberal Arts and Sciences Elective ANT 1520 or ANT 2510 or ANT 2520 or ANT/REL 2570 or ANT/BIO/PHL 2600 or Intercultural Awareness Elective BIO 2620 or BUS 1650 or GLS 1500 or HIS 1520 or INE 2370 or POL 1520 or POL 2680 or REL 1530 or REL 2580 or SOC 2580 or any course in ARA, FRE, GER, RUS, or SPA Interdisciplinary Studies Elective ANT/BIO/PHL 2600 or ANT/REL 2570 or BIO/PHL 2570 or INT 2530 or INT 2540 Literature and Arts Elective ENG 2510 or ENG 2520 or ENG 2550 or ENG 2560 or ENG 2610 or ENG 2620 or ENG 2660 or ENG 2830 or ENG 2850 or any course in ART, DAN, MUS, or THE MA 200 Topics in Statistics MAT 1540 General Statistics Moral Reasoning CJ 330 CRI 2550 Ethics in Criminal Justice Political Science/History/Geography Elective Any course in POL, HIS, or GEO PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology PSY 1510 General Psychology Religious Studies Elective ANT/REL 2570 or any course in REL Science (BI 114 Human Body) BIO 1500 Human Biology SO/PSY/ECO (SO 101 Introduction to Sociology) SOC 1510 Introduction to Sociology All College Electives (Any Level) (15) Any Liberal Arts and Sciences or Career Electives (up to 15 credits) MIS Electives (3) Any CSC courses Electives (12) Any Liberal Arts and Sciences or Career Electives (up to 12 credits) Lower Level (15) FS 101 Introduction to Forensic Sciences CRI 1470 Crime Scene Evidence Specialist FS 201 Introduction to Photography/Imagery CRI 1460 Basic Investigative Photography CJ 101 Introduction to Criminal Justice (3) CRI 1510 Introduction to Criminal Justice (3) CJ 202 Introduction to Law & Justice (3) CRI 2330 Criminal Procedural Law or CRI 2530 Criminal Law CJ 204 Crime and Society (3) SOC 2560 Criminology Upper Level (36) FS 302 Introduction to Forensic Photography/Imagery FS 318 Special Topics in Forensic Science I FS 319 Special Topics in Forensic Science II

6 FS 320 Interview and Interrogation Techniques FS 400 Photography/Imagery FS 401 Fingerprint Evidence FS 402 Trace Evidence/Arson- Firearms/Impression Evidence FS 403 Bloodstain Pattern Analysis/Crash Management/FS Report Writing FS 405 Advanced Seminar in Forensic Science CJ 305 Research Methods in Social Sciences CJ 315 Laws and Rules of Evidence CJ 404 Criminal Investigations/ Criminalistics Upper-Level Electives (6) Liberal Arts Elective (3) PSY 410 Forensic Psychology (3)