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HOW TO FORWARD YOUR SADDLEBACK EMAIL TO YOUR HOME EMAIL

Instructions found here:  http://www.socccd.edu/StudentEmail/faq.html
 
How do I forward my existing mail to another email account?
  1. After you sign in to your account through either MySite or directly from Outlook.com, click Options, then click Organize E-Mail, and then click Inbox Rules.
  2. On the Inbox Rules tab, click New.
  3. Under When the message arrives, select Apply to all messages.
  4. Under Do the following, select Redirect the message to.
  5. Select the address you want your mail sent to by double-clicking on it in the address book view. If the address you want to redirect to doesn't appear, you can enter the e-mail address in the To field.
  6. Click OK to save your selections and return to the new rule window.
  7. Click Save to save your rule and return to the Inbox Rules tab.


The following is another helpful website (with a video!).  It's important that in step 4, the student selects "Redirect" and NOT forwarding.  There will be problems associated with replying to incoming mail: replying to forwarded mail would just go to the account it was forwarded from, not the original sender. http://help.outlook.com/en-US/140/ms.exch.ecp.LearnRedirectTo.aspx?r=ia&s=EDU_Org_Own_E14_R4

PREREQUISITES for Anatomy, Physio, and Micro

For Bio 11 (Anatomy): students must have completed Bio 20 (Intro Bio), or a year-long high school biology course with a C or better.
For Bio 15 (Microbiology): students must have completed Bio 20, or a year-long high school biology course with a C or better. 
For Bio 12 (Physiology): students must have completed Bio 11 and Chem 108, or a year-long high school chemistry course with a C or better.

Students who wish to clear the prerequisites with a high school class or an equivalent college course from another institution will need to click here to fill out the form and return it to the MSE division office in SM 334. 

Students with questions regarding the prerequisites can see Doug Barr in counseling.

Click Here for a list of things you need to remember about your Anatomy class in order to be successful in Physiology.
GOOD CLASS FOR NURSING STUDENTS

A new 2 unit elective course is being offered for Saddleback students interested in a professional nursing career. It was designed to be taken after the completion of 1 or 2 of the prerequisite science courses to help you  decide if Nursing is a good career fit for you. The course will explore the trends in Health Care, bioethical issues and value clarification and other topics relevant to a career in Nursing. Click Here for flyer.

 

RECOMMENDED ANATOMY READING CLASS

This class was developed to specifically help students with note taking/organization, critical thinking skills, skills to read their text, etc.  Former students have raved about the instructor of this class: Mrs. Turchie.  It is a late start class. Here is the information:
 ENG 221 - ACADEMIC READING: ANATOMY. Improve reading comprehension and academic success in Human Anatomy by using your own anatomy course materials to practice comprehension, study skills, and vocabulary.  Units:  1
The following classes meet from 8/23/2010 to 12/19/2010:
21175 M1:30PM - 2:45   Send Instructor Email M. TURCHIE BGS 245  

 

HOAG HOSPITAL INTERNSHIPS

Are you interested in an Internship Program at Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian?

Click here for the flyer. See below for the email from them. Although the dates on the flyer have passed, this is an ongoing program and you can contact them for the current dates and times.

Dear Saddleback Students,

 

The Hoag Hospital Clinical Care Extender Internship is now accepting Interview/Orientation Sign Ups for the upcoming rotation. Students gain valuable clinical experience by rotating through over 18 different departments, with each rotation being 3 months. The program requires a 240 hour commitment with a minimum of 4 hours a week. Participants begin in a basic nursing department for the first rotation, Medical Pulmonary, Gynecology/Urology or Oncology. For more information visit our website:
http://copehealthsolutions.org/hwt/cce.html

 

 I can also answer any of your specific questions, simply send me an e-mail. I look forward to hearing from you all!
Sincerely,

Anthony Tran

Recruitment & Training Coordinator       

Clinical Care Extender Program,

Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian

Office: (949) 764-5740

Fax: (949) 646-6860

http://copehealthsolutions.org/hwt/cce.html

Message From a Saddleback Student about this internship

I am doing the Clinical Care Extender Program at Hoag hospital. I know a lot of schools have reps who come and tell their classes about it, but I never heard about it from Saddleback. It's a 15-month internship program where pre-nursing, pre-med, pre-pharmacy, etc. students can rotate on the different hospital floors. It's only a minimum of 4 hours per week, and it's a great exposure to the healthcare field and hospital setting. I just started it this month because originally I was planning on going into dental hygiene, but I currently work for an oral surgeon, and having been working here and learning about medical emergencies, drugs, and patient care, I've decided to go into nursing. So for any students who haven't been in the field or aren't completely decided, this is a fantastic program to apply to, and it's not too time-consuming. You also get a letter of recommendation at the end of completing your hours and meet people! Below is the link in case you might be interested.

http://www.hoaghospital.org/services/Volunteers-ClinicalCare.aspx