Table of Contents
Notices
Calendars
- Summer 2010
- Fall 2010
- Spring 2011
Governing Boards
Administration
General Information
- History
- Alma Mater
- Vision
- Mission
- Foundation
- Campus
General Admission Requirements
- Admission Procedure
- Assessment and Placement
- Freshman Applicant
- Transfer Applicant
- Applicant with Prior Degree
- International Students
- Readmission
- Provisional Admission
- Louisiana Resident Status
- BPCC at NSU Program
- Other New Applicants
Finances
- Application Fee
- Tuition
- Tuition-related Fees
- Course/Program Fees
- Audit Fees and Tuition
- Late Registration Fees
- Waiver of Tuition
- Payment of Fees
- Balance Due Notification
- Returned Checks
- Deferred Payment Plan
- Refunds
- Financial Assistance
- Grants
- Work-Study
- Scholarships
- Waivers
- Loans
- Veterans' Benefits
Academic Policies and Procedures
- Classification of Students
- Official Registration
- Concurrent Registration
- Schedule Changes
- Changing Curriculum
- Resignation from the College
- Grading System
- Academic Records
General Degree Requirements
- General Education Core Curriculum
- General Education Competencies
- Degree Requirements
Programs of Study
- Listed by Academic Division
- Listed by Degree, Certificate, or TCA
- Program Coordination
Academic Divisions
- Behavioral and Social Sciences
- Business
- Cyber Information Technology
- Innovative Learning
  - Health Care Management (AS)
- Learning Resources/
  Library
- Liberal Arts (including
  Performing Arts areas)
- Mathematics and
  Technical Education
- Science and Allied
  Health
- Telecommunications
Courses of Instruction
- Course Descriptions
Equal Opportunity
Statement
FERPA
Alcohol and Drug Policy
Campus Safety
Student Services:
Code of Student Conduct
- See Student Handbook for complete policies.
Student Services:
Programs, Departments,
and Facilities
- Academic Advising Center
- Alumni Association
- Bookstore
- Career Services
- Disability Services
- Food Service
- Health Services
- Insurance
- Learning Resources
- Vanpooling
Student Services:
Student Life
- Athletics
- Activities and Organizations
- Student Lounges
- Student Representation in College Governance
Auxiliary Divisions
- Electronic Learning Services
- Off-Campus Studies
- BPCC at NSU
- Public Relations
- Telecommunications: Media Services
- Vanpooling Program
Business Affairs and Economic Development
- Workforce Development
- Continuing Education

Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences

Administration

Dee Dee Mitchell
Dean
E-109
318-678-6208
dmitchell@bpcc.edu

Karen Ward
Administrative Assistant III
E-140
318-678-6368
kward@bpcc.edu

Angie Bales
A.S.T. Program Coordinator
E-107
318-678-6270
abales@bpcc.edu

Kathy Porter
CDYC Program Coordinator
E-107
318-678-6126
kporter@bpcc.edu

Faculty

Professors:	Carol Adkins Kay Boston Dan Cain Barbara James Dr. Dawn Young
Associate Professors:	Richard Pool Brookie Walker
Assistant Professors:	John Agan Ashley Grisham Gail Hendrix Sharonda Mikle Sandra Todaro Brenda Woods
Instructors:	Jeff Lynn Nekeyla Oliver Linda H. Scott John Sells John Unger Aaron Vorachek Rick Woodward

Division Associate Degree Programs

Bossier Parish Community College offers three associate degree programs in the area of Behavioral and Social Sciences:

Mission of the Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences

The mission of the Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences is to offer courses that complement and/or support degree programs at BPCC; to fulfill the needs of individuals seeking credentials or advanced training for promotion in law enforcement and corrections agencies; to offer students a comprehensive education program specifically designed to produce teacher candidates for university colleges of education; to meet the educational standards set by the State and federal governments for early childhood programs and satisfy the highest level of requirements in the Louisiana Quality Rating System (QRS) for providers of child care; and to offer courses that transfer to other colleges and universities.

Objectives of the Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences:

To offer associate degree programs in Criminal Justice, Teacher Education, and Early Childhood that will prepare graduates for jobs in the related career fields.
To promote student success through maintaining and developing academic excellence in associate degree programs.
To improve the opportunity for students to earn academic college credit for transfer to four-year institutions through articulation agreements.
To encourage critical thinking, analysis, and observation skills in division course offerings.