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ADDENDUM TO 2018-2019 UNIVERSITY CATALOGGRANTHAM UNIVERSITY2018-2019UNIVERSITY CATALOG ADDENDUMPUBLISHED APRIL 18, 2019This addendum is an integral part of the 2018-2019 Grantham University Catalog, which was publishedSeptember 4, 2018. All changes are effective April 18, 2019, unless otherwise noted. The amendments listedbelow take precedence over information contained in the 2018-2019 University Catalog.GRANTHAM UNIVERSITY 2018–2019 CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOK2 ADDENDUM
ADDENDUM TO 2018-2019 UNIVERSITY CATALOGThe following changes are effective as of April 18, 2019.PAGE 81, 8.38 MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTThe following is a revision to this section. Note the removal of the pre-requisites for AH212c and AH215c.Applydiagnosis coding skills for records management CERTIFICATE ment-disclosuresThe six-course Medical Administrative Assistant Program isdesigned for students entering the field of medical assistantadministration. The certificate allows students to master a set ofskills pertaining to the performance of various office administrationin a healthcare environment. This program focuses on practicallearning of medical office functions, medical coding, insuranceprocedures, electronic records management and financial practices.This program provides students with access to the NationalHealthcareer Association (NHA) portal used to practice, prepare andsit for the Medical Administrative Assistant Certification Exam.Completethe CMAA Certification through National Healthcareer Association (NHA)MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTCERTIFICATEREQUIRED COURSESMonthly enrollment for the MAAC program is limited. Students maybe placed on a waitlist if enrollment restrictions have been met.STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMESAfter successfully completing the Medical Administrative AssistantCertificate Program, the student will be able to: Illustrate the role and function of different types of healthcarefacilities and environments Experiment with medical terms and abbreviations that arecommonly used in health information management systems Articulate understanding of local, state and federal regulations,including OSHA standards and HIPAA’s rules for protectedhealth information and ethical practicesCREDITHOURSCS205Computer Software Application inHealthcare3AH111cHealthcare Delivery Systems3AH114Medical Terminology3AH212cBasic Diagnosis Coding Systems3AH215cMedical Assisting3AH235cMedical Administrative Assistant CertificationPrep (Completion of Certificate Requirements)3TOTAL REQUIRED HOURS18*All courses must be taken in the prescribed sequence. Failed (F) or Withdrawn (W) coursesmust be immediately repeated. All courses must be passed with a “D” or better in order toprogress in the program. If any course is not passed with a “C” or better, the student will berequired to enroll in Part-Time status. CS205 and AH235c are taken alone in their respectiveterms.** The six courses in the MAA Certification Program are designed to transfer to the AAS inMedical Coding and Billing.***All courses must be completed at Grantham. No transfer credit is allowed.PAGE 91, 9.8 RN TO MSN PREPARATORY COURSEWORKAs of April 18, 2019, the RN to MSN Preparatory Coursework program is being taught out and will no longer be open to new students.A SPECIAL NOTE REGARDING COMMUNICATION COURSES AND BBA-MARKETINGAs of April 18, 2019, upper-level communication courses (CO301, CO330, CO395 and CO401) will require CO101 or CO120 as aprerequisite. This will impact the Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing, which includes CO301. Studentsshould plan to take either CO101 of CO120 as 3 of the 6 required Oral Communication General Education Elective hours in preparationfor CO301. The following BBA-MKG program chart reflects this change and will appear in subsequent editions of the catalog.GRANTHAM UNIVERSITY 2018–2019 CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOK3 ADDENDUM
ADDENDUM TO 2018-2019 UNIVERSITY CATALOGThe following changes are effective as of April 18, 2019.BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION WITH ACONCENTRATION IN MARKETINGCREDITHOURSGENERAL EDUCATIONEnglish Composition (EN101 or above)6Math6MA105College Algebra3MA215Business Statistics (MA105)3Natural/Physical Science3Computer Science3CS155Computer Applications for Business3Oral Communication6CO101 ORCO1023Introduction to Public Speaking ORInterpersonal CommunicationHumanities and Fine ArtsHU2606Strategies for Decision Making3Social Sciences/Behavioral Sciences9General Education Elective3General Education Requirements42BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM COREIS242Management Information Systems3MGT150Principles of Business Management3MKG131Foundations of Marketing3ECN201Microeconomics (MA105)3ECN206Macroeconomics (MA105)3ACC220Financial Accounting (MA105)3ACC226Managerial Accounting (MA105)3LAW220Business Law I3ETH301Business and Society3HRM340Human Resource Management (LAW220)3FIN307Principles of Finance I (MA215)3MGT468Organizational Behavior3BUS499Business Policy and Strategy (Completion ofDegree Requirements)3Program Core RequirementsMARKETING CONCENTRATION COURSESC0301Introduction to Communication Theory(CO101 or CO120)3MKG499Integrative Experience in Marketing(Completion of Concentration Courses)3Choose three courses from the following:9MKG315Consumer Behavior (MKG131)3MKG360Marketing Communications (MKG131)3MKG475International Marketing (MKG131)3MKG450Marketing Analysis (MA215)3MKG460Public Relations (MKG360)3Choose one course from the following:3CO330Mass Media Communications3CO395Digital Media3CO401Communication Ethics3Concentration Requirements18OPEN ELECTIVES100-499Open Elective9300 Open Elective12Open ElectivesTOTAL DEGREE CREDIT HOURS2112039GRANTHAM UNIVERSITY 2018–2019 CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOK4 ADDENDUM
ADDENDUM TO 2018-2019 UNIVERSITY CATALOGThe following changes are effective as of June 12, 2019.PAGE 80, 8.37 RN TO BSN COMPLETIONThe following is a revision to this section. Note that, as of June 12, 2019, the RN to BSN curriculum will be as follows:BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING DEGREE ment-disclosuresThe RN to BSN Completion Program builds upon the foundationof previous nursing education at the associate degree level toenhance the theoretical concepts of the science of nursing. TheRN to BSN Completion Program is evidence-based and developedaccording to best practices using the following professionalstandards: National League for Nursing Competencies for graduatesof baccalaureate education; Quality and Safety in Education forNursing Competencies; and American Association of Colleges ofNursing Essentials of Baccalaureate Education.The program incorporates both didactic and practice experiencesin the curriculum with the practice experiences using both directhuman interface and indirect learning situations that allow thestudent to apply concepts in the course to clinical scenarios in asimulated environment. Graduates are prepared to function asnurse generalists in a variety of healthcare settings. All students arerequired to complete a capstone project in a clinical setting.PROGRAM MISSIONRN TO BSN COMPLETIONCREDITHOURSGENERAL EDUCATIONMA230Mathematical StatisticsGeneral Education RequirementsSTUDENTS ENTERING WITH AN ASSOCIATE DEGREEIN NURSING AND RN LICENSE33CREDITHOURSEducation & licensing completed prior to matriculation at GranthamBasic RN Program - credits for nursing coursework30General Education transferable credits from anappropriately accredited institution21Experiential Credit for RN practice30BSN Degree Completion*36BSN PROGRAM CORENUR302Pathophysiology3To expand the skills in areas of leadership, community concepts,research and professional practice related to current trends andissues in today’s global society.HSN310Scholarly Writing for Healthcare Professions3NUR304Nursing Ethics3NUR306Pharmacology3STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMESNUR402*Transition to Professional Nursing3 Assess effective communication in oral, written, interpersonal andelectronic modes Evaluate clinical judgments based on evidence-based practicestandards and ethical practices Ensure accountability when providing and ensuring safe, efficient,quality patient care Synthesize available resources to apply critical thinking to complexclinical situations Incorporate culturally competent care concepts for individuals andfamilies across the lifespan Critique proficiency when caring for communities and populations Analyze opportunities for personal and professional growth in pursuitof career goals Integrate clinical technologies and informatics in practiceNUR405* Health Assessment for Professional NursingNUR410*NUR415*Theoretical Concepts of Research inNursingNursing Informatics333NUR417* Nursing Leadership and Management3NUR427* Population Health in the Global Community3NUR441*Case Management Concepts3NUR499*RN-BSN Capstone Project (Completion ofDegree Requirements)3Program Core RequirementsTOTAL DEGREE CREDIT HOURS36120Note: Courses with an asterisk may not be transferred in and must be taken in thatorder. Non-matriculating students holding a current and unencumbered RN licensemay take an individual nursing course. Indicates practice experience exists in the course.Note: Prior postsecondary education transcripts will be reviewed for possibletransfer of credit for HSN310, MA230, NUR302, NUR304, and NUR306 for amaximum of 9 credits allowed for transfer.GRANTHAM UNIVERSITY 2018–2019 CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOK5 ADDENDUM
ADDENDUM TO 2018-2019 UNIVERSITY CATALOGThe following changes are effective as of June 12, 2019.PAGE 80, 8.37 RN TO BSN COMPLETIONThe following is a revision to this section. Note that, as of June 12, 2019, the RN to BSN program will offer an accelerated option.RN TO BSN COMPLETION ACCELERATED ent-disclosuresThe RN to BSN Completion accelerated option is designed for theexperienced Registered Nurse who has been in clinical practicefor at least 2 years and who needs to complete the BSN as quicklyas possible. Ideal candidates for this accelerated option will have:earned at least a 3.0 GPA in the entry-level RN coursework;limited outside responsibilities; a consistent work schedule; andthe motivation to devote 10 months to furthering their career. Inthe accelerated option, students are authorized to complete 6-9credits per term in the order shown. This authorization is revoked ifthe student is no longer making satisfactory academic progress asdefined in the Student Handbook and Catalog. A student who fails/withdraws or is withdrawn from a course may be placed into thestandard option. A student may, at any time, place themselves intothe standard option; however, the student may not move back andforth between the standard and accelerated options. All RN to BSNspecific requirements apply to the accelerated option.RN TO BSN COMPLETION ACCELERATED OPTIONCREDITHOURSTerm 1NUR402*Transition to Professional Nursing3NUR306Pharmacology3HSN310Scholarly Writing for HealthcareProfessions3Pathophysiology3Term 2NUR302Health Assessment for ProfessionalNursing3Nursing Ethics3NUR410*Theoretical Concepts of Research inNursing3NUR415*Nursing Informatics3Mathematical Statistics (from GE core)3NUR417* Nursing Leadership and Management3NUR427* Population Health in the Global Community3NUR441*Case Management Concepts3NUR499*RN-BSN Capstone Project3NUR405* NUR304Term 3MA230Term 4Term 5Program Core General Education Core39Basic RN program - credits for nursing coursework30General Education Transferable Credits21Experiential Credit for RN practice30TOTAL REQUIRED HOURS120Note: Courses with an asterisk may not be transferred in and must be taken in thatorder. Non-matriculating students holding a current and unencumbered RN licensemay take an individual nursing course. Indicates practice experience exists in the course.Note: Prior postsecondary education transcripts will be reviewed for possibletransfer of credit for HSN310, MA230, NUR302, NUR304, and NUR306 for amaximum of 9 credits allowed for transfer.PAGE 82, 8.40 HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENTThe following is a revision to this section. Note that, as of June 12, 2019, the BS-HIM curriculum will be as follows:BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE ment-disclosuresThe Health Information Management program provides the studentwith the skills required to analyze information needs, designsolutions and manage information storage, transfer and retrieval inhealthcare environments.STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES Use information systems tools, techniques and methodologiesapplicable to healthcare systemsGRANTHAM UNIVERSITY 2018–2019 CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOKApplyproject management principles to information systems development efforts in healthcare institutionsStructureinformation collection and presentation to facilitate executive-level planning and decision-making inhealthcare environmentsApplyfundamental systems analysis and design concepts and problem-solving strategies to information technology problemsAnalyze,design and implement solutions to healthcare information problems6 ADDENDUM
ADDENDUM TO 2018-2019 UNIVERSITY CATALOGThe following changes are effective as of June 12, 2019. Develop reporting and support capabilities forhealthcare decisionsBACHELOR OF SCIENCE - HEALTH INFORMATIONMANAGEMENTAH213Basic Procedure Coding Systems (AH212)3AH214Reimbursement Methodologies3AH356Information Security and Privacy in HealthcareOrganizations3AH432Health Care Informatics3AH497Healthcare Systems Capstone (Completion ofDegree Requirements)33HSN310Scholarly Writing for Healthcare Professions36CS205Computer Software Applications in Healthcare3CREDITHOURSGENERAL EDUCATIONEnglish Composition6Math9MA105College AlgebraNatural/Physical/Computer ScienceBIO113Anatomy and Physiology3MGT150Principles of Business Management3BIO116Introduction to Pathophysiology3MGT461Leadership in Organizations3Oral Communication6ACC220Financial Accounting (MA105)3Social Sciences/Behavioral Sciences6IS216Computer Networks3Humanities and Fine Arts3IS242Management Information Systems (CS105)3Computer Science3IS311Security Operations33IS320Database Applications (CS105)33IS336Information Systems Analysis (CS265 orIS242)3IS351Information Systems Project Management3CS105Introduction to Computer ApplicationsGeneral Education ElectiveGeneral Education Requirements42BACHELOR OF SCIENCE PROGRAM COREAH111Health Care Delivery Systems3AH114Medical Terminology3AH212Basic Diagnosis Coding Systems (AH114)3Program Core Requirements57OPEN ELECTIVES300 Open ElectivesTOTAL DEGREE CREDIT HOURS21120MASTER OF SCIENCE IN LEADERSHIPStarting on June 12, 2019, the College of Arts and Sciences will offer the following degree program.MASTER OF SCIENCE DEGREE ment-disclosuresThe Master of Science in Leadership incorporates leadership theoryand practice. The program curriculum provides students with aninterdisciplinary framework for understanding their own leadershipskill sets as well as various opportunities to practice them. Further,the interdisciplinary approach allows students the opportunity toexplore the various theories and practices related to leadership andtheir individual leadership style. Students examine key conceptssuch as strategic communication, leading change and emotionalintelligence. This examination promotes the use of hands-on,real-world experience coupled with learned theory, all of which isassessed via case studies and the completion of an e-portfolio.GRANTHAM UNIVERSITY 2018–2019 CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOKSTUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMESEvaluateleadership at various levels, including people, structures, culture and tasksExplorekey leadership areas such as management, ethics, strategic thinking and organizational cultureAnalyzethe importance of promoting diversity, inclusion and trust, while ensuring leadership accountability in a global settingImplementleadership skills through action-learning and research projectsExamineand apply leadership theory through practice experience7 ADDENDUM
ADDENDUM TO 2018-2019 UNIVERSITY CATALOGThe following changes are effective as of June 12, 2019.LEADERSHIPCREDITHOURSLD550Cross-cultural Communication &Leadership3Ethics in Leadership3Organizational Behavior3GU500Graduate Student Success1LD560LD501Leadership Styles & Development3MGT517LD510Grit, Performance & Staying Power3LD580Leadership Strategies for Change3LD520Critical Communication & Leadership3LD570Leading & High Performance3LD530Leadership Theories & Strategies4LD5994LD540Effective Coaching3Leadership Capstone (Completion ofDegree Requirements)TOTAL REQUIRED HOURS3610 COURSE DESCRIPTIONSThe following is a revision to this section. Effective June 12, 2019, the following courses will be offered.HSN310 SCHOLARLY WRITING FOR HEALTHCAREPROFESSIONSLD510 GRIT, PERFORMANCE AND STAYING POWER3 CREDITSPREREQUISITES: NONEScholarly Writing for Healthcare Professions is designed to combinethe elements of evidence from research and critical thinking intoan organized format that demonstrates scholarly academic writing.This course focuses on the skills necessary to develop professionalwriting that supports ideas and infers relationships. Studentsprogressively expand their capability to produce clear, substantivewritten communication at the baccalaureate level of education,both in regard to classroom assignments and more globally in theirchosen healthcare profession.LD501 LEADERSHIP STYLES AND DEVELOPMENT3 CREDITSPREREQUISITES: NONEThis course is designed to provide a basic introduction to leadershipby focusing on what it means to be a good leader. Emphasis is onthe practice of leadership. The course will examine topics such as:the nature of leadership, recognizing leadership traits, developingleadership skills, creating a vision, setting the tone, listening toout-group members, handling conflict, overcoming obstaclesand addressing ethics in leadership. Attention will be given tounderstanding and improving one’s own leadership performance.GRANTHAM UNIVERSITY 2018–2019 CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOK3 CREDITSPREREQUISITES: NONEThis course offers powerful yet practical advice for students toharness personal excellence. Grounded in research, this courseis based on a simple yet revolutionary principle of learning to leadone’s self first in order to more effectively lead others. This inclusiveapproach to self-motivation and self-influence equips students withthe strategies and tips they need to build a strong foundation in thestudy of management and leadership, as well as enhancing theirpersonal effectiveness.LD520 CRITICAL COMMUNICATION AND LEADERSHIP 3 CREDITSPREREQUISITES: NONEEffective leadership requires effective communication skills. Inthis course, we will explore the transformational power of wordsand practice delivering messages with credibility and conviction.Additionally, we will examine the dynamics of conversation - howpeople jockey for power or manipulate others through rhetoricaldevices. We will learn how to interpret nonverbal communicationas well as monitor our own nonverbals, so that we can align ourmessage with our behaviors.8 ADDENDUM
ADDENDUM TO 2018-2019 UNIVERSITY CATALOGThe following changes are effective as of June 12, 2019.LD530 LEADERSHIP THEORIES AND STRATEGIES4 CREDITSPREREQUISITES: NONEThis course provides an in-depth review of the major theoriesand models of leadership as they function within an organization.A historical review of leadership theory will be combined withcontemporary issues in leadership practice. Students will analyzeindividual models of leadership with an emphasis on the applicationof these models to organizational situations, including in their ownworkplace. Students will evaluate their leadership style throughvarious self-assessments providing the framework for selfawa
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