Clinton Community College

The Alcohol & Substance Abuse Counseling Certificate is a 30-credit program. Due to the New York Office of Alcohol and Substances Abuse Services (OASAS) regulations, the certificate is a selective program for students who have an earned degree in social sciences. Others can enroll in full AAS Human Services degree and complete the certificate along with the two-year degree. The program is designed to prepare students for starting or enhancing employment within the addictions field. All of the credit hours earned in the Alcohol & Substance Abuse Counseling Certificate program are transferrable to the Human Services A.A.S. Degree Program. Completion of the certificate will cover 265 hours of the 350 total, CASAC educational hours required for credentialing by OASAS.

The Criminal Justice degree program is a comprehensive curriculum dealing with the broad field of criminal justice, including areas such as law enforcement, corrections, and the courts. While preparing the student for work in many areas of criminal justice, the curriculum also includes basic college courses applicable to four-year degree programs. Students in this curriculum can prepare for a career in law enforcement corrections, investigation, security, administration, and social work. This curriculum supplements the specific training of agencies involved in criminal justice operations.

The Criminal Justice degree program is a comprehensive curriculum dealing with the broad field of criminal justice, including areas such as law enforcement, corrections, and the courts. While preparing the student for work in many areas of criminal justice, the curriculum also includes basic college courses applicable to four-year degree programs. Students in this curriculum can prepare for a career in law enforcement corrections, investigation, security, administration, and social work. This curriculum supplements the specific training of agencies involved in criminal justice operations.

The Criminal Justice degree program is a comprehensive curriculum dealing with the broad field of criminal justice, including areas such as law enforcement, corrections, and the courts. While preparing the student for work in many areas of criminal justice, the curriculum also includes basic college courses applicable to four-year degree programs. Students in this curriculum can prepare for a career in law enforcement corrections, investigation, security, administration, and social work. This curriculum supplements the specific training of agencies involved in criminal justice operations.

The Criminal Justice degree program is a comprehensive curriculum dealing with the broad field of criminal justice, including areas such as law enforcement, corrections, and the courts. While preparing the student for work in many areas of criminal justice, the curriculum also includes basic college courses applicable to four-year degree programs. Students in this curriculum can prepare for a career in law enforcement corrections, investigation, security, administration, and social work. This curriculum supplements the specific training of agencies involved in criminal justice operations.

The Computer and Electronics Technology (C&ET) A.A.S. degree program provides graduates with skills in two areas: information technology and electronics. Students have the option to concentrate their studies by following either the information technology track or electronics track. Skilled Computer and Electronics Technicians are in high demand, and nearly all students who have successfully completed the C&ET program have gone to work in the technology field, making some of the highest starting salaries of Clinton alumni. Graduates also have the option to pursue a bachelor's degree in Computer or Electrical Engineering Technology.

The Computer and Electronics Technology (C&ET) A.A.S. degree program provides graduates with skills in two areas: information technology and electronics. Students have the option to concentrate their studies by following either the information technology track or electronics track. Skilled Computer and Electronics Technicians are in high demand, and nearly all students who have successfully completed the C&ET program have gone to work in the technology field, making some of the highest starting salaries of Clinton alumni. Graduates also have the option to pursue a bachelor's degree in Computer or Electrical Engineering Technology.

The Computer Information Systems (CIS) A.A.S. degree is a hands-on program that covers a wide variety of topics including computer programming, hardware, operating systems, web design, and database management. This program will prepare students for entry level positions in the following areas:

Computer Programming
Computer Networking
Computer Hardware Maintenance and Repair
Web Design
Database Management
Help Desk / Computer Support

The Computer Information Systems (CIS) A.A.S. degree is a hands-on program that covers a wide variety of topics including computer programming, hardware, operating systems, web design, and database management. This program will prepare students for entry level positions in the following areas:

Computer Programming
Computer Networking
Computer Hardware Maintenance and Repair
Web Design
Database Management
Help Desk / Computer Support

The Computer Support Certificate includes several Computer Information Systems courses and covers a wide variety of computer skills. This certificate is designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in computer support. All credits from this certificate are transferable to the Computer Information Systems Associate in Applied Science Degree Program.

The Computer Information Systems (CIS) A.A.S. degree is a hands-on program that covers a wide variety of topics including computer programming, hardware, operating systems, web design, and database management. This program will prepare students for entry level positions in the following areas:

Computer Programming
Computer Networking
Computer Hardware Maintenance and Repair
Web Design
Database Management
Help Desk / Computer Support

The Computer Information Systems (CIS) A.A.S. degree is a hands-on program that covers a wide variety of topics including computer programming, hardware, operating systems, web design, and database management. This program will prepare students for entry level positions in the following areas:

Computer Programming
Computer Networking
Computer Hardware Maintenance and Repair
Web Design
Database Management
Help Desk / Computer Support

This certificate program will prepare students to become electrician helpers, electrician apprentices, maintenance technicians, or allow them to work in the electrical retail field. It will also assist those interested in gaining access to the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 910 Electrician Apprenticeship Program. The Certificate is a subset of courses offered in the proposed Industrial/Commercial Electrician AOS Degree program. Students will develop knowledge in electrical construction and basic electrical theory while learning basic electrical construction skills. Topics include electrical theory, electrical circuits, and electrical construction along with supporting courses such as electrical blueprint reading and project estimating. All core courses are guided by the current version of the National Electric Code (NEC) Handbook.

This degree program will prepare students to become electricians. Students will develop knowledge and skills in four key areas: electrical construction, electrical motors and motor controls, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), and industrial electronics. Topics include electrical theory, electrical circuits, and electrical construction along with supporting courses such as electrical blueprint reading and project estimating. All core courses are guided by the current version of the National Electric Code (NEC) Handbook

The Mechanical Technology program at Clinton Community College is designed to prepare students for employment in the manufacturing industries. Students who successfully complete this two year program will be awarded the degree of Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.). Students may enter the program directly from high school or by transferring from another college or university. The program is composed of general education courses, general industrial technology subjects common to most manufacturing industries, and elective courses providing an area of emphasis in one of three specialties: pulp & paper, plastics, or computer-assisted manufacturing (CAM).

The Mechanical Technology program at Clinton Community College is designed to prepare students for employment in the manufacturing industries. Students who successfully complete this two year program will be awarded the degree of Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.). Students may enter the program directly from high school or by transferring from another college or university. The program is composed of general education courses, general industrial technology subjects common to most manufacturing industries, and elective courses providing an area of emphasis in one of three specialties: pulp & paper, plastics, or computer-assisted manufacturing (CAM).

The Mechanical Technology program at Clinton Community College is designed to prepare students for employment in the manufacturing industries. Students who successfully complete this two year program will be awarded the degree of Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.). Students may enter the program directly from high school or by transferring from another college or university. The program is composed of general education courses, general industrial technology subjects common to most manufacturing industries, and elective courses providing an area of emphasis in one of three specialties: pulp & paper, plastics, or computer-assisted manufacturing (CAM).

The academic program in professional nursing is fully described in the Clinton Community College Catalog. The program is fully registered by the University of the State of New York and nationally accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing, Inc. The program of study in professional nursing is tightly organized and sequential. Students must follow the prescribed course sequencing published in the handbook and the college catalog. Students may earn course credit by enrollment, transfer or advanced placement according to college and Nursing Program policy. Your academic advisor will help you register for each semester. Students desiring transfer credit for previous college work must follow the procedures as defined in the College Catalog.

A certificate in renewable energy technologies prepares students for entry level positions constructing, installing and maintaining solar and wind electricity generating systems for both residential and light commercial applications. Course curricula include english, math, environmental science, and renewable energies technology. Other topics covered include photovoltaic systems, power generation and delivery, and wind energy. Upon completion of the certificate, students will also have the option of transferring into the Renewable Energy Technologies A.A.S. degree.

The Renewable Energy Technologies A.A.S. program prepares students for entry-level positions constructing, installing and maintaining solar and wind electricity generating systems for both residential and light commercial applications. Course curricula include english, math, science, industrial technology and electrical technology. Other topics covered include photovoltaic systems, power generation and delivery, and wind energy. Upon receiving a degree, students will also have the option of transferring into one of several bachelor's degree programs in Renewable Energy Technologies in New York State.

A certificate in renewable energy technologies prepares students for entry level positions constructing, installing and maintaining solar and wind electricity generating systems for both residential and light commercial applications. Course curricula include english, math, environmental science, and renewable energies technology. Other topics covered include photovoltaic systems, power generation and delivery, and wind energy. Upon completion of the certificate, students will also have the option of transferring into the Renewable Energy Technologies A.A.S. degree.

The Renewable Energy Technologies A.A.S. program prepares students for entry-level positions constructing, installing and maintaining solar and wind electricity generating systems for both residential and light commercial applications. Course curricula include english, math, science, industrial technology and electrical technology. Other topics covered include photovoltaic systems, power generation and delivery, and wind energy. Upon receiving a degree, students will also have the option of transferring into one of several bachelor's degree programs in Renewable Energy Technologies in New York State.

This rapidly emerging, new technology has created a void in trained persons to do the maintenance and repair work on the vast number of turbines being built each year across the United States. This program will allow students to enter a growing field.

The Wind Turbine Service Technician Certificate Program is a 28 credit program designed to prepare students to begin their career in wind energy or enhance current employment in the renewable energy industry. Students will acquire a strong background in industrial electricity and mechanical systems in order to safely and competently work in the wind industry. All of the credit hours in this certificate are transferable to the Wind Energy and Turbine Technology A.A.S. Degree Program.