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Articulation Agreement between Clarkson College and Central Community College (CCC) Effective Fall 2013 This agreement states the conditions under which Clarkson College will accept 18 semester hours of general education/ support courses and 19 semester hours of general education electives from Central Community College. The 37 credits earned by students enrolled at Central Community College will be applied toward the attainment of an Associate of Science in Radiologic Technology and Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging degrees at Clarkson College. Upon successful completion of an Associate of Science in Radiologic Technology, graduates will be eligible to apply to the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (AR) for certification examination in Radiography. Additionally, students who wish to complete their Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging will have the opportunity to set for Post- Primary AR certifications with completion of hands on experience through externships. Therefore, allowing students to further advance their career into the health care setting. To be considered for admission, applicants must meet all admission criteria and deadlines as set by Clarkson College. A maximum of 28 applicants begin each fall semester. Meeting all application criteria does not guarantee admission to the program. It is important for students transferring credit to Clarkson College to submit a final official transcript after completing all course work from Central Community College and other institutions. Student must receive a grade of C- or higher to be considered for transfer credit. Clarkson College does not accept transfer credit for courses taken after enrollment at Clarkson College. General Education/Support Courses 18 semester hours COURSE COURSE TITLE CREDIT HOURS COURSE COURSE TITLE BIOS 2250 General Anatomy and Physiology I* 4 BI 211 Anatomy 4 BIOS 2260 General Anatomy and Physiology II* 4 BI 213 Physiology 4 ENGL 1010 English Composition 3 EN 101 English Composition I 3 HLTH 1040 Medical Terminology 3 GEN 105 Medical Terminology 1 MATH 1150 College Algebra 3 MA 120 College Algebra 3 BELOW COURSES APPLY TO BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ONLY ENGL 1020 Writing & Research 3 EN 102 English Composition II 3 *Denotes that course must have been taken within the last 5 years CREDIT HOURS General Education Electives 19 semester hours

General obligations of Clarkson College: 1. Consultation for recruitment materials 2. Regular contact, including campus visits, with the Central Community College faculty and students 3. JRCE Accreditation of the program and Clinical Affiliate Sites 4. Clinical rotation priority to Central Community College students wanting Central Nebraska Clinical rotations 5. Maintain clinical locations in Central Western Nebraska 6. Upon admission to Clarkson College, 1 to 1 advising for Central Community College students General obligations of Central Community College: 1. Recruitment materials for the Associate of Science in Radiologic Technology and Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging degree at Clarkson College and placement on Central Community College website 2. A point of contact faculty member or administrator for program coordination 3. Support 18 semester hours of general education/support course and 19 semester hours of general education electives Questions should be directed to: Jena Dickinson Clarkson College Academic Outreach Liaison 402.552.2944 or 800.647.5500 dickinsonjena@clarksoncollege.edu This agreement may be revoked by either party listed below when at least six months advanced written notice is given to the other party prior to the beginning of each academic year. Dianna L. Parmley, PH.D. Date Ellen Collins M.S., (R) (M) Date Dean of Educational Services Director of Radiologic Technology & Medical Imaging Central Community College Clarkson College Deborah K. Brennan, PH.D. Date Dr. Jody Woodworth, Ph.D. Date Executive Vice President Vice President Academic Affairs Central Community College Clarkson College

Sample Degree Plan Central Community College & Clarkson College Associate of Science in Radiologic Technology, Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging Effective Fall 2013 Student Name ID # Date PROGRAM Associate of Science in Radiologic Technology Dual Radiologic Technology/Medical Imaging Imaging Informatics certificate HOURS REQUIRED FOR GRADUATION 73 semester hours 125 semester hours 12 semester hours General Education & Support Courses Radiologic Technology 15 semester hours Dual Radiologic Technology/Medical Imaging 18 semester hours BI 211 Anatomy 4 CCC BI 213 Physiology 4 CCC EN 101 English Composition I 3 CCC EN 102 English Composition II OR Literature** 100 level or higher 3 CCC MA 120 College Algebra 3 CCC GEN 105 Medical Terminology 1 CCC ** Medical Imaging students only. General Education Electives Dual Radiologic Technology/Medical Imaging 19 semester hours Applied Statistics* 3 CCC General Chemistry I* 4 CCC Social Problems* 3 CCC Medical Ethics & Law* 2 CCC Statistical Process Control* 3 CCC Beginning Spanish I* 5 CCC *Example of general education electives but are not required.

Core Courses 9 semester hours *Must be taken at Clarkson College HC 104* Core I: Effective Interactions in the World of Health Care 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer HC 204* Core II: A Cultural History of the Healing Arts 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer HC 304* Core III: Ethical and Cultural Frontiers in U.S. Health Care 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer Radiologic Technology Major Courses 49 semester hours 101 Intro to Radiologic Technology 2 Clarkson College Fall 105 Patient Care 2 Clarkson College Fall 105LB Patient Care Lab 1 Clarkson College Fall 110 Radiographic Procedures I 3 Clarkson College Spring 110LB Radiographic Procedure I Lab 1 Clarkson College Spring 120 Radiographic Exposures I 3 Clarkson College Spring 120LB Radiographic Exposures I Lab 1 Clarkson College Spring 125 Radiographic Exposures II 3 Clarkson College Summer 125LB Radiographic Exposures II Lab 1 Clarkson College Summer 140 Radiographic Procedures II 3 Clarkson College Summer 140LB Radiographic Procedure II Lab 1 Clarkson College Summer 245 Radiologic Procedures III 2 Clarkson College Fall 250 Radiologic Pathology 2 Clarkson College Fall 260 Radiation Physics 2 Clarkson College Fall 265 Clinical Experience I 4 Clarkson College Fall 270 Radiation Biology 2 Clarkson College Summer 275 Clinical Experience II 8 Clarkson College Spring 276 Pharmacology for Radiologic Technology 2 Clarkson College Fall 285 Clinical Experience III 6 Clarkson College Summer Medical Imaging Major Courses 12 semester hours MI 330 Pathophysiology 3 Clarkson College Fall MI 410 Cross Sectional Anatomy I 3 Clarkson College Fall MI 411 Cross Sectional Anatomy II 3 Clarkson College Spring

MI 445 Digital Imaging 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer Medical Imaging Major Courses Electives 18 semester hours MI 304 Pharmacology and Drug Administration 3 Clarkson College Summer MI 312 Principles of Quality in Medical Imaging 3 Clarkson College Summer MI 385 CT Externship 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer MI 386 MRI Externship 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer MI 387 Angiography Externship 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer MI 388 Mammography Externship 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer MI 391 Bone Densitometry Externship 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer MI 415 Computed Tomography 3 Clarkson College Summer MI 416 Computed Tomography Protocols 3 Clarkson College Fall MI 421 Principles of MRI Physics 3 Clarkson College Spring MI 422 Principles of MRI Instrumentation 3 Clarkson College Summer MI 423 Angiographic and Interventional Procedures 3 Clarkson College Spring MI 427 Mammography 3 Clarkson College Fall MI 432 Bone Densitometry 3 Clarkson College Summer MI 441 Medical Imaging Department Management 3 Clarkson College Spring MI 446 Imaging Informatics I 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer MI 447 Imaging Informatics II 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer MI 448 Information Technology Fundamentals 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer MI 449 Imaging Informatics Externship 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer MI 450 Advanced Imaging Informatics Externship 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer MI 475 Advanced CT Externship 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer MI 476 Advanced MRI Externship 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer MI 477 Advanced Angiography Externship 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer MI 478 Advanced Mammography Externship 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer MI 481 Advanced Bone Densitometry Externship 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer MI 492 Independent Studies in Medical Imaging 1-4 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer

Imaging Informatics Certificate Students who complete the following course requirements are eligible for the Imaging Informatics certificate. Major Course Requirements 12 semester hours MI 445 Digital Imaging 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer MI 446 Imaging Informatics I 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer MI 447 Imaging Informatics II 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer MI 448 Information Technology Fundamentals 3 Clarkson College Fall/Spring/Summer Service Requirement Associate and Bachelor programs require students to complete service experiences in three core courses and one program-designated service course. Service experiences must be passed successfully in order to pass the class. Certificate programs may include service requirements based on courses within the curriculum. Residency Requirements Bachelor s degree: At least 27 semester hours must be completed at Clarkson College Associate s degree: At least 40 semester hours must be completed at Clarkson College Certificate: At least 12 semester hours must be completed at Clarkson College Registrar Representative Date The information in this degree plan is intended to be informational and not contractual in nature.