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Fortis FlameNovember, 2012,Fortis College Teacher Wins State Awardv. 1, no. 4(Columbus, OH) – Rebecca Black,a member of the faculty at theFortis College, received the 2012Master Teacher Award from theOhio Association of CareerColleges and Schools at thegroup’s annual meeting inColumbus.WHAT’S NEW?Institutional Accreditation Renewal Visit-by Mark Volpe, Director of EducationFortis College- Columbus OH is institutionallyaccredited by the Accrediting Bureau of HealthEducation Schools (ABHES)!!Accreditation assures the institution has qualityeducation and services in place; and, the methodsto measure the effectiveness of the educationalexperience and its outcomes. Accreditation alsomakes the institution eligible to participate in TitleIV federal funding which in turn allows its studentsto seek financial aid/assistance if qualified/eligible.The institution recently welcomed the ABHESaccreditation evaluation team for grant of renewalof accreditation.The renewal of accreditation is routine in that allaccredited institutions have an initial grant ofaccreditation, a finite period of time for which thataccreditation is granted, and then are re-visited torenew that accreditation. Fortis College –ColumbusOH has undergone prior visits for its renewal of itsaccreditation; and, Oct 2012 was the time for itsnext scheduled visit for accreditation renewal.The visit was a success with the evaluation teamreporting five exceeds standards; all in thePharmacy Technician program.The institution has submitted its formal responseto the formal report submitted by the evaluationteam; and, awaits the decision of the ABHESCommission which occurs in January 2013.Fortis College – Columbus OH is confident of itsonce again securing accreditation renewal.Each year, the association honors teachers atcareer colleges and schools for outstanding serviceto their students, institutions and profession.FINANCIAL AID– By Deidre Vance, Financial Aid DirectorAs we approach the end of another semester, wehave important information that students need tokeep in mind:1. If you are required to retake a course, you willhave tuition charges associated with theretake.2. If you have withdrawn or failed a course duringthe term and you must be scheduled to retakethe class. You are Required to meet withfinancial aid to revise your financial aidpackage to ensure that you have adequatefinancial assistance to cover the chargesassociated with the retake.3. Financial aid funds for the term may post toyour account during the 1st week of theterm, however, refunds are scheduled after alltuition and fee charges are posted to yourstudent account.4. Please do not inundate the financial aid officewith phone calls requesting stipendchecks. Once all tuition and fees are posted,you will receive your refund within 7 to 10business days. Continuous calls may result inslower processing times.5. The Business Office is responsible to posttuition and fee charges to your student1 P a g e4151 Executive Parkway, Suite 120, Westerville, OH 43081
account. If you have any questions regardingcharges, please contact Wendy Brill, BusinessOffice Manager.6. If your 2012-13 FAFSA was selected forverification by the Dept of Education and youhave NOT provided the required document tothe Financial Aid Office, this may affect yourability to start the next term beginning12/10/12. Please contact the Financial AidOffice if you have any questions or concerns.7. If you attended another college or universityprior to Fortis and you received FederalStafford Loans or Federal Perkins Loans, youshould check the status of your prior loans. Ifyou do not plan to make payments on yourloans while you are in school, please confirmwith your lender that your loans are currentlyDeferred or in Forebearance. You can find outby visiting the National Student Loan DataSystem (NSLDS) at www.NSLDS.ed.gov Thiswebsite gives you a list of all Federal StaffordLoans that you have outstanding. To accessyour information, you must provide your PIN #that was assigned to you when you completedyour FAFSA.8. Federal Pell Grant Duration of Eligibility Public Law 112-74 amended HEA section401(c)(5) to reduce the duration of a student’seligibility to receive a Federal Pell Grant to 12semesters (or its equivalent). This provisionapplies to all Federal Pell Grant eligiblestudents effective with the 2012-13 awardyear. The calculation of the duration of astudent’s eligibility will include all years of thestudent’s receipt of Federal Pell Grantfunding. If you have been attending schoolsfor several years, you may be affected by thischange. The Financial Aid Office has been2 P a g econtacting students who are affected by thischange to the Pell Grant Program beginningwith this current award year. If you arecontacted, it is imperative that you see thefinancial aid office immediately to revise yourfinancial aid package. If you have anyquestions or concerns about your eligibility,please contact the financial aid office.9. Changes in Financial Aid AdministrationDuties - The financial aid office has realignedthe duties and responsibilities handled by theadministrators in the office. This is a generallist of duties and responsibilities. Please makea note of who you need to see forquestions/concerns.a. Cheri Burwell, Financial Aid AdministratorNew Students in an “ENROLLED” status buthave not yet started classes.Admissions Representative for new studentpackagingCurrent students in their 1st term at Fortis.b. Marlowe Earley, Financial Aid OfficerNew Students in an “ENROLLED” status buthave not yet started classes.Admissions Representative for new studentpackagingCurrent students in their 1st term at Fortis.c. Joni Hensel, Financial Aid AdministratorStudents who withdrew and wish to re-enterto complete the programRepackaging for Retake chargesRepackaging for the next Academic year (forany program longer than 2 semestersd. Deidre Vance, Director of Financial AidEnsure financial aid funds are disbursed fromvarious sources and posted to the student’sledger accountEnsure that each student has a completefinancial aid package in place to fund theireducational pursuitEnsure that the financial aid office maintainscompliance with Federal, State andAccrediting body regulations foradministering Federal financial aid funds.4151 Executive Parkway, Suite 120, Westerville, OH 43081
Student file and student account reviewsALLIED HEALTH PRORAMInstructors Becky Black, Robin Hutchinson andMiesty Fast all passed the Certified Clinical MedicalAssistant Exams through the National HealthcareerAssociation.Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA)The Certified Clinical Medical Assistant is anunlicensed, multi-skilled healthcare practitionerwho is competent in both clinical andadministrative procedures. As a CCMA you mayperform some or all of the following tasks:Interview patientsMeasure and record vital signsPrepare exam roomsClean and sterilize medical equipmentAdminister injections, as well as topicalor oral medicationsPerform venipuncture and point-ofcare stant.aspx1.2.3.4.5.6.7.Go to www.heart.orgSelect CPR & ECCFind a course – classroomEnter zip code (43081 for this campus)View scheduled classesEnter the date rangeSelect the course (BLS for HealthcareProviders of HeartSaver First Aid)8. Reserve a space in the desired classPAYMENT FOR THE COURSE IS COLLECTED AT THETIME OF THE CLASS: PAYMENT MUST BE MADE BYCASH, CASHIER’S CHECK OR MONEY ORDER.If you have any questions, please contact AngelaLeuVoy @ 614-882-2551 oraleuvoy@fortiscollege.eduDISCLAIMERThe American Heart Association (AHA) strongly promotes knowledgeand proficiency in BLS, ACLS, and PALS and has developed instructionalmaterials for this purpose. Use of these materials in an educationalcourse does not represent course sponsorship by the American HeartAssociation. Any fees charged for such a course, except for a portion offees needed for AHA course materials; do not represent income to theAssociation.PHARMACY TECHNICIAN PROGRAMFORTIS COLLEGE – COLUMBUSOFFERS THE FOLLOWING AMERICAN HEARTASSOCIATION COURSESBLS FOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERSo Cost of course is 75.00 which includes: Study Guide Pocket MaskHEARTSAVER FIRST AIDo Cost of course is 45.00 which includes: Supplies needed for courseSTEPS TO RESERVE A SEAT IN SCHEDULED BLS ORFIRST AID COURSES:3 P a g e-- by Vanessa Mrazek, Pharmacy TechnicianProgram DirectorThe Pharmacy Technology Department celebratedHealth System Pharmacy Week and PharmacyTechnician Day in October. We had severalstudents participate in our scavenger hunt withprizes given daily. 100% participation was awardedto Brittney Frost and Ariam Zenaghebriel.During our Awards Celebration Lunch (sponsoredby Tim Horton's) we had perfect attendanceawards handed out to Yusuf Sidebeh, Alex Oppong,Brittney Frost, Ariam Zenaghebriel, Hudson Sissay,and Richard Kanu. We had door prize drawings4151 Executive Parkway, Suite 120, Westerville, OH 43081
with students winning school supplies and couponsfor 5 bonus points to add to a homeworkassignment of their choice, as well as a scavengerhunt participation drawing (one ticket for each dayyou participated) and a Grand Prize drawing (oneticket for each class with perfect attendance, oneticket for each class with a final grade of B, andtwo tickets for each class with a final grade of A).Brittney Frost won our participation drawing andearned a set of Thank You cards and a Fortis FlashDrive. Hudson Sissay won our Grand Prize drawingand earned a set of Thank You cards, a FortisFlashdrive, and a padded portfolio for use whileinterviewing.Technology Program Directorat vmrazek@fortiscollege.edu or 614-882-2551.CAREER SERVICES CORNER-- Marlene Teed, Director of Career Services, &Rachel Grubb, Career Services AdvisorProfessionalism - 5 Characteristics That Detractfrom Professionalism in the WorkplaceBy Lynda Goldman www.ezinearticles.comLynda Goldman is the publishedauthor of 30 books, and aconsultant on communicationsand business etiquette forcorporations. She is aprofessional writer, spending herdays writing articles, trainingmaterials, website content,brochures, and much more.Lynda has been a teacher for many years, and a seminarleader for corporations. Her greatest joy now is to sit ather computer with a cappuccino at her fingertips, andher small dog named Rock Star at her feet. Facing ablank screen, with lots of ideas to write, are Lynda'sidea of fun!Student AmbassadorsThe Fortis College Student Ambassadors havecompleted several volunteer activities since theirstart in August including assisting with graduationand exploring open house events, making bakedgoods for the Surgical Sweets bake sale, andassisting the nursing department in variousmeetings.For the remainder of the year The StudentAmbassadors will be holding several differentcharity events including a Canned Food Drive, Toysfor Tots, Pets without Parents, and a warmclothing Drive (Hats, Gloves, Scarves). Participationfrom all programs is greatly appreciated in order tomake these events a great success!!If you have any suggestions for future volunteerevents, any questions, or would like an applicationto apply for the next selection of StudentAmbassadors; please contact Vanessa - Pharmacy4 P a g eDo you project a professional image?Professionalism in the workplace is based on manyfactors, including how you dress, how you carryyourself, your attitude, and how you interact withothers.Some characteristics put you at risk of making anegative impression, and this can hurt your career.Here are 5 key characteristics to watch for, andways to change them.1. Negative attitude: Dressing or behaving badly,and thinking that no one will notice, is a sure signthat people will notice - and think badly of you.Your attitude colors everything you do. Payattention to how you dress, and how you treatother people. It does make a difference.2. Unprofessional body language: Here are twothings we see often in public, that create a poorimpression. The first one is yawing with your4151 Executive Parkway, Suite 120, Westerville, OH 43081
mouth wide open. Showing the world your molarsisn't professional. Cover your mouth.Like and share the LRC Facebook page Columbus/161285080590976?ref hl3. More unprofessional body language: Chewinggum advertises you as unprofessional. It'sdistracting to see someone chomping away at apiece of gum while they are talking to a client, or ina meeting. If you chew gum while driving to anappointment, get rid of it before your meeting.4. Excessive fragrance: Too much perfume oraftershave lotion is distracting, and can aggravateallergies in some people. Be clean and fresh, butkeep your fragrance to a minimum. People shouldnot smell your fragrance unless they are huggingyou. If they smell you across the room, you'veoverdone it.5. Unkempt fingernails: Women with inch-longfingernails, as well as unusual colors of polish, arenot taken seriously. Anyone with ragged, orunkempt nails makes a poor impression as well.Did you know that people notice hands right afterthey notice faces? Keep your nails trimmed andclean. For women, a clear polish or Frenchmanicure looks classy and professional.Achievements:For the ABHES accrediting year of 2011/2012Career Services achieved an 86% overall placementrate! This is a huge success for the college andMarlene and Rachel are very proud of the workthat is going on in the Career Services Department!SUMMER 2012 COMMENCEMENTUp Coming Events:Career Services is hosting a Career Fair! The eventwill take place on November 14th, 2012 from 1:004:30 in room 220. There will be employers andvolunteer organizations who are excited to meetour students and graduates. Come and meet somewell respected organizations from our local area!We are here to help! MTeed@FortisCollege.edu /RGrubb@FortisCollege.edu/ 614-882-2551LEARNING RESOURCE CENTERHonor Cords– by Laura Cheng, LRC ManagerHigh Honors (GPA 3.8 – 4.0: Gold Cords)Registered NursingLRC has a Facebook page. Any schoolannouncements will be posted here!!!5 P a g eJanice Mosser, Samuel Stanyon, Ashley Stewart4151 Executive Parkway, Suite 120, Westerville, OH 43081
Medical Business &Clinical SpecialistMedical AssistingMichelle Nash, Sierra StevensMelinda TargettPractical NursingStudent Nurses AssociationRegistered NursingSarah Biegler, Sarah Mayer, Shannon Kulp, LukeVanDenBerg, Aumend CunninghamMedical AssistingNancy Yeager, Yolanda Bickel, Deidra butler, FrancisEduah, Christina Roth, Maria Sandoval, Melinda Targett,Jessica Vance, Ikarla Villeda, Dan Howard Zolo, Kyle J.Barrett-MosherAimee Blumenschein, Rosa Cole, Carla Davis, RachelHaynes, Centra Meyer, Amy Jo Miller, Samuel Stanyon,Belinda WeldinPractical NursingDeonna Fleming, Leonice JenkinsMedical Billing & CodingValedictorianPractical NursingRobin Murphy, Sherry rileyShannon KulpHonors (GPA 3.40-3.79: Silver Cords)Registered NursingCynthia Asante, Christina Turner, Jennifer Bryant,Carolyn Castle, Pamela Chester, Kimberly Coyle, CarlaDavis, janel Diewald, Renee Farkas, Laura Holdren,Laurintia kadiri, Dora Nyaundi, Kathleen Short, AsterTesfazghi, Tiffany Schumacher, Aimee BlumenscheinSurgical TechnologistEmily Case, Joseph Linn, Sarah OverholserPractical NursingJamie Bauslaugh, Amy Davis, Stephanie Friscoe, LeoniceJenkins, Jason Lower, Conrod Peterkin, OluwabukolamiOlurodeMedical AssistingDenise Collilns, Lishaunda Dawson, Keira harrow, LauraHeil, Mandy McIlwaine, Marilyn Meilstrup, Crystal Mick,Shelley Miller, Maria Rahman, Yaneth Ruiz, Emily Slve,Kayley Williams, Asiona WilsonMedical Office Basic X-Ray TechnicianEbony Gales, Sarah hawk, Candace Hobbs, SuzanneMazurek, Crystal NeiningerNTHS Members (White Tassel)Registered NursingAlexandria CooperSurgical TechnologistEmily Case, Sarah OverholserPractical NursingJamie Bauslaugh, Vanashia Conner, Sarah Mayer,Courtney Rudolph6 P a g eMEET THE NEW PEOPLENew FacultyGina MullholandI originally received a degree in Human & SocialServices and worked for Hospice as abereavement coordinator which inspired meto return to school for nursing (I wanted a closerrelationship with my patients). After nursingschool, I worked in a hospital as a float RN whichenabled me to work 4 medical-surgical floors,ICU, Stepdown, and Mental Health. I thenfinished my BSN and pursued board certificationin medical-surgical nursingthrough ANCC (American Nurses CredentialingCenter). I love med/surg nursing and whileworking in a hospital setting I was able to workwith many nursing students which gave me thedesire to teach. This desire led tomore education with me currently pursing my4151 Executive Parkway, Suite 120, Westerville, OH 43081
MSN, Educator Track for which I only have 2classes left! :) I am very happy and honored to bepart of Fortis and I look forward to thechallenges and the many years ahead!!I have been married going on 14 years, nochildren, I am an animal lover and have severalcats. I love helping others and really enjoy beingpart of my students lives! :)Jo WoodMy name is Jo Woods. My first job is atCorrection Medical Center. This is a prisonsystem. I got interested in teaching when FortisCollege started sending students to my work site.I enjoy doing that a lot, therefore I startedlooking into schools to go back to schoolhowever I have not made it as of yet. I aminstruction BXR here at Fortis and I am enjoyingit very much. I owe it to Dennise who pointed mein that direction and to Mrs. Leuvoy for givingme the opportunity to instruct/teach at FortisCollege. I have been a radiographer for 30 years,23 of it I worked at the prison and still do, theother 7 I worked in a small hospital inWinnsboro, Tx. I have been on the hostagenegotiation team, health and safety committee. Iam considered as the chief technologist at work.I enjoy crafts such as wood, jewelry, leather anddo crochet. I try and stay busy. I enjoy watchingsurvivor, amazing race and most any cop show.enjoyed the area so much that I decided to stay.I also taught clinical for RN students for a year. Iam married and have a 14 yr old son. I am also amember of the American Association of CriticalCare Nurses. In my spare time I enjoy readingand spending time with my family.Eddie PowellEddie Powell is a leading authority on workforceand business development. He has worked onthree national US Department of Labor projects,assisted companies, and trained individualsranging from students to CEO's. He has a numberof resources available for job seekers andemployers at www.TheSRN.com includingShared Resource Network Television programsand live 24/7/365 Digital Workforce Radio (clickon the link at www.TheSRN.com or downloadWinAmp to your smartphone for mobile access).You can also locate a number of his books andebooks on Amazon or Kindle.At Fortis College, Eddie is teaching computersand career development classes. Throughout histeaching career, he has taught marketing, globalbusiness, public relations, economics, healthsafety-& security, communications, publicspeaking, podcasting, radio/television, publishing,and much more.Eddie has been recognized as the U.S. SmallBusiness Journalist of the Year 2007-Region V(Entire Midwest), included in Who's Who,awarded a U.S. Congressional Order of Merit anda U.S. Presidential Commission. He welcomesconnectingvia www.LinkedIn.com/in/EddiePowell.He reminds you to enjoy the Surgical SweetsBake Sale with 100% of the proceeds going toHeather Pick Spirit Fund to support BreastCancer Awareness on October 22 on campus!Kristine GaverI graduated from Kent State University with myAssociates Degree in Nursing in 2006. I receivedmy Bachelors Degree in Nursing in 2010 fromUniversity of Phoenix. I am originally fromnortheast Ohio and where I worked in an openheart ICU for 5 years. I traveled and worked atThe Ross Heart Hospital at OSU for 6 months. I7 P a g eOther New FacultySara Moats – Nursing InstructorMandi Mauck – Nursing InstructorChristopher Jones – Gen Education InstructorJustin Smolinski – Gen Education Instructor4151 Executive Parkway, Suite 120, Westerville, OH 43081
New StaffDirector of EducationMARK VOLPE, MDWith a combined 26years of seniormanagementexperience in thehealth care and education arenas, and a personaland professional purpose of service, Dr. Volpebrings a notable depth and breadth of applicableand valuable knowledge and leadership andbusiness experience to Fortis College-Columbus.He has proven success in orchestrating effectivecorporate and campus operations (particular inacademics) and bringing about desired outcomes.His effective organizational leadership provides aresource critical in establishing and maintainingthe validity, practicality, effectiveness, highstandards and value of operations, products andservices. He has been instrumental in assisting inthe conceptual design, development, strategicbusiness planning, execution and successfuloperations of numerous educational businessentities and their academic initiatives.As an Academic Dean, Dean of Academic andStudent Affairs, Campus Director, CorporateDirector of Education, Accreditation andCompliance and Corporate VP of Academic Affairs,Dr. Volpe has evolved to become a highlysuccessful academics operations, accreditation andcompliance specialist. His career has provided himlessons learned that he now embodies and shareswith others regarding effective organizationalleadership and management philosophy and stylesthat are applied in his work for fashioning acollegial approach and establishing systems toattain desired institutional and educationalactivities effectiveness and outcomes; and, ongoing compliance with company and all governingregulatory agencies (state, federal andaccreditation) standards.8 P a g eDr. Volpe has conducted numerous in-services,seminars, workshops and presentations forcampus leadership and faculty, corporateeducational management, participants at stateassociations of private postsecondary/careerschools’ conferences; and, at the ABHES NationalConference. He has successfully prepared clientsand former employers for national institutionaland programmatic accreditation visits; an abilitywhich results from his extensive experience as ateam leader/evaluator.Dr. Volpe’s keen awareness of and practicalexperience utilizing key factors in bringing aboutvalue-oriented education, an environmentconducing to learning, engaging the adult learner,and success in achieving desired educationaloutcomes have been the driving force behind hisyears spent conducting faculty developmentfocused on the role of the instructor in the adultlearning environment, the adult learner, classroommanagement, retention strategies, and effectiveeducational activities for desired learningoutcomes.Dr. Volpe remains a sought-after resource in theindustry for business/academic initiativesregarding organizational leadership, institutionaleffectiveness, accreditation, compliance, programdevelopment, curriculum and instructional designand services, faculty training/development andacademic operations and their measuredeffectiveness; is an author of numerouseducational programs; is a contributing editor ofallied health professions texts; is a member ofprofessionalorganizationswith charitablemissions; and,continues hisrole as teamleader forevaluation teamvisits for variousnationalaccreditationagencies.4151 Executive Parkway, Suite 120, Westerville, OH 43081
The U.S. Marine Corps has delivered our boxes forToys for Tots!!CHARATY WORKS(October 22) The bake salehosted by the SurgicalTechnologist students tosupport breast cancerawareness has raised 335!!!100% of the proceeds will be donated to theHeather Pick Spirit Fund!!!The collection will be until December 8th with pickup on December 9th.Please try to participate in this eventand encourage your students to do so as well!!!!!Signs have been posted around the school withdrop off zones in front of the Registrar - at theelevators (Eva's Office), The LRC, the elevator atthe top of the stairs, and in admissions at the frontdesk.We have volunteered to be a public drop-off siteso please help direct people who may be in thebuilding looking for the drop box.http://www.toysfortots.org/?fullweb 1Students and faculty participated in this event onthe streets of Grove City to pass a can of food,person-by-person, from Mid-Ohio Foodbank to theGrove City Facility.MidOhio Food BankHelping Hands Food DriveMost-needed FoodsOctober 15th – 26th, 2012 Fortis College – Columbus, 4151 Executive Parkway,Suite 120, Westerville, OH 43081Phone: 614-882-2551; Fax: 614-882-2914Comments? Contact:Laura Cheng, LRC Manager,lcheng@fortiscollege.edu9 P a g e4151 Executive Parkway, Suite 120, Westerville, OH 43081
Fortis College – Columbus OH is confident of its once again securing accreditation renewal. Fortis College Teacher Wins State Award (Columbus, OH) – Rebecca Black, a member of the faculty at the Fortis College, received the 2012 Master Teacher Award from the Ohio Association of Car
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