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1 Cancer Data Management, Plan of Study National certification exam: Certified Tumor Registrar (CTR) National certification exam: Oncology Data Specialist (ODS). Appended to end of Note: Students are provided two attempts to complete the six specialty cancer registry courses. 6/18/2025
2 Associate Degree Nursing, Overview North Campus Contact: Ashley LaFour, 281-998-6350 ext 6873 North Campus Contact: Cheryl Howard, 281-998-6350 ext 7177 6/18/2025
3 Associate of Arts Degree, Business, Overview Under Campus heading, added Generation Park 7/1/2025
4 Occupational Therapy Assistant, Overview, Earning Potential Occupational Therapist Assistant: $73,6811 per year Source: texaswages.com, median salary Gulf Coast region, 2023 Occupational Therapist Assistant: $62,441 per year Source: texaswages.com, entry salary Gulf Coast region, 2023 7/28/2025
5 Courses A-Z List Entrepreneurial courses were not included in list Added page for Entrepreneurial (ENTR) that includes ENTR 1371 and ENTR 2371 8/18/2025
6 Student Handbook > Student Code of Conduct > 2.0 Definitions Inserted at 2.2 the definition of Antisemitism 8/27/2025
7 Student Handbook>Code of Student Conduct>Student Conduct Process>/C. Emergency Suspension or Removal Removed: The Title IX procedure states that, in sexual harassment cases, the student must request a hearing within five calendar days, and the hearing must be held within five working days. Do you want the general student conduct process to have the same deadlines as the Title IX process? 9/16/2025
8 Student Handbook > Expressive Activities Outdoor Bulletin Boards and Kiosks: Previous text allowed posting on outdoor bulletin boards and kiosks with certain restrictions (e.g., stamp requirement, size limits, and “buy-sale-trade” postings). These sections have been removed entirely from the updated version. Dean of Student Development References: The term “Dean of Student Development” appeared multiple times (e.g., in the definition of Authorized College Official and in jurisdiction over bulletin boards). All such references have been removed and replaced with appropriate administrative titles or generalized departmental responsibility. Authorized College Officials: Definition previously listed “Campus Dean of Student Development, Coordinator of Student Engagement & Activities, Director of Campus Services or their delegates.” Updated to include only Coordinator of Student Engagement & Activities, Director of Campus Services, or their delegates. Posting Regulations: Language referring to posting on outdoor bulletin boards or kiosks was deleted. Text now focuses solely on designated outdoor areas and indoor bulletin boards managed by departments or Student Engagement staff. Expressive Activities San Jacinto College affirms the right to free inquiry and expression in accordance with the First Amendment and Texas Education Code §51.9315. The College expects all expressive activities to be conducted respectfully, safely, and in compliance with College policies and laws. Reasonable restrictions on time, place, and manner may apply as outlined in College policy and procedures. Relevant Policies and Procedures: Board Policy VII.7003.A, Expressive Activities Board Procedure VII.7003.A.a, Expressive Activities. Carrying Signs or Displaying Signs: Students may carry signs in outdoor common areas without prior approval. Signs must be made of paper or lightweight materials—no sticks, poles, or rigid supports. Prohibited content includes obscenity, defamation, harassment, true threats, commercial promotion, or unlawful material. Signs may not block walkways, entrances, or create safety hazards. Violations may result in sign confiscation and disciplinary action under the Code of Student Conduct (Sections 3.4.6 and 3.15). Posting Signs in Outdoor Common Areas: Registered student organizations may post signs and banners in approved outdoor areas with prior authorization. Individual students may post only in designated outdoor areas as permitted by College procedures. Outdoor signs must include contact information for the sponsoring student or organization. Two-sign limit per organization per area; size limits apply (3x5 inches to 22x28 inches). Signs advertising events must be removed within 14 days or one day after the event. Appeals of denied posting requests may be submitted to the Associate Vice Chancellor of Student Services. All prior references to outdoor bulletin boards or kiosks have been removed. Posting Signs on Indoor Bulletin Boards: Students and student organizations may not post signs on walls, ceilings, windows, or doors of any College building. College bulletin boards are limited and not designated for free expression. General and special-purpose bulletin boards are under the jurisdiction of the appropriate department or administrative unit maintaining them. Indoor postings require prior approval and expiration-date stamping by a Student Engagement and Activities Coordinator or designee; removal is required within 24 hours after expiration. Unauthorized postings may result in removal and disciplinary action. All references to the Dean of Student Development have been removed. Authorized College Officials: Authorized officials for postings and expressive activity approvals include the Coordinator of Student Engagement & Activities, the Director of Campus Services, or their delegates. 10/24/2025
9 Plumbing Technology, Occupational Certificate For more information, students may contact Tiffany Burton, Dean of Business and Technology, at 281-459-7106 or tiffany.burton@sjcd.edu For more information, students may contact Ruben Howard, Department Chair, at 281-459-7435 or ruben.howard@sjcd.edu 11/13/2025
10 Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Bachelor of Applied Technology Logistics and Supply Chain Management, BAT catalog page has been created: /areas-study/construction-industry-manufacturing-transportation/logistics-supply-chain-management-bat/ 11/20/2025
11 General Information > Student Information > Student Grades and Records For all other parts of term, students will take the final exam on the last class meeting day. Even though the 5B term start and end dates have shifted, final exams will still be given on the last day of class. For all other parts of term, students will take the final exam on the last class meeting day. 12/1/2025
12 Courses A-Z > Electronics Technology (RBTC) Created new catalog page for Electronics Technology (RBTC) 12/3/2025
13 Student Handbook > General Information > San Jacinto College Mission and Vision Statements Our Vision San Jacinto College will advance the social and economic mobility of all members of our community. We will be known for our excellence in teaching and learning, our intentional student-centered support, and our commitment to every student. We will be the preferred workforce and economic development partner in the region and a champion for lifelong learning. San Jacinto College will inspire students to explore opportunities, define their educational and career paths, and achieve their goals and dreams. Our Mission San Jacinto College is focused on student success, academic progress, university transfer, and employment. We are committed to opportunities that enrich the quality of life in the communities we serve. Our Mission We change lives through education, community engagement, and partnerships. Our Vision Together with our community members and business and industry partners, San Jacinto College sets the standard for educational excellence, economic growth, and social mobility characterized by innovation and responsiveness. Our Values At San Jac, we are committed to upholding these seven core beliefs: 1. Integrity: We act honorably and ethically 2. Inclusivity: We grow through understanding 3. Collaboration: We are stronger together 4. Innovation: We embrace new possibilities 5. Accountability: We are responsible individually and collectively 6. Sense of Community: We care for those we serve 7. Excellence: We strive for outstanding results 12/10/2025