County Community College Satellite Program Hope M. Moon, R.N., M.S.N., coordinator M. Ellen Naderer, administrative assistant Lorain County Community College brings its National League for Nursing accredited associate degree nursing program to the campus of Firelands College. This program offers the citizens of Erie, Huron, Ottawa and Sandusky counties the opportunity to obtain registered nurse status from a state-assisted college. All support courses should be taken at Firelands College and will transfer to Lorain County Community College. The nursing courses are LCCC courses that are offered on the Firelands campus. All students are enrolled as BGSU students for support courses and as LCCC students for nursing courses.
Clinical work is done at area hospitals and agencies.
The associate of applied sciences in nursing degree is earned from Lorain County Community College. The associate degree in criminal justice focuses principally on the administrative and theoretical aspects of communication processes, ethnic relations, public administration, procedural justice, criminology, abnormal psychology, statistics and professional ethics. It is not oriented toward technical training, but is a logical sequence for further education for someone trained in police science. This program prepares students for employment as paraprofessionals in social and human service agencies. It also provides a means for those currently employed in these organizations to improve their proficiencies and move toward promotion.