Basic First Aid Instruction

should administer first aid and CPR. Keep the victim still, comfortable, and warm. Protect the victim from any disturbances. Search for any emergency identification (i.e. ID bracelet). Wait for emergency help to arrive. Never leave the victim alone if at all possible. All staff, faculty, and students are encouraged to attend the first aid and CPR training course. Contact the Safety office at extension 6043 or the Health Center at extension 6164 for information. Keep a first aid kit and instruction book nearby for help. If a Psychological crisis occurs (e.g. suicide attempt, disorientation, confusion, and panic): Call campus

Office. Financial Aid and Emergency Loans Approximately 85 percent of students at Westmont receive some form of financial Aid, including parent loans. Financial Aid may be available to you if you have demonstrated financial need or academic excellence. You may obtain information about the types of financial Aid available and the process of applying to receive Aid from the Financial Aid Office in Kerrwood Hall, open weekdays from 9–10:15 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Westmont’s financial Aid probation policy requires students to successfully complete a minimum of 12 units each semester with a Westmont cumulative grade point

should administer first aid and CPR. Keep the victim still, comfortable, and warm. Protect the victim from any disturbances. Search for any emergency identification (i.e. ID bracelet). Wait for emergency help to arrive. Never leave the victim alone if at all possible. All staff, faculty, and students are encouraged to attend the first aid and CPR training course. Contact the Safety office at extension 6043 or the Health Center at extension 6164 for information. Keep a first aid kit and instruction book nearby for help. If a Psychological crisis occurs (e.g. suicide

recommends rule theory as an aid to ecumenical discussion among Christian traditions.5 Lindbeck illustrates the flexibility of rules by appealing to Athanasius' dictum that whatever is said of the Father is said of the Son, except that the Son is not the Father.6 A rule like this is comprehensible not only in a fourth-century Hellenistic context, but in a context as wide as the Christian Church itself, since all Nicene Christians speak thus of the Father and the Son. Thus it might be used to explain the dynamics behind Nicene and Chalcedonian Christology. More importantly, it might help derive and test Christologies that rely on non-Hellenistic categories,

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has for many years surveyed first-year graduates on their level of preparation for the profession. At the same time, the department has surveyed the employers of first-year teachers. State exams such as the CSET Multiple Subject (Liberal Studies majors) and the Reading Instruction Competency Assessment (RICA—Elementary Credential Program graduates) provide evidence of whether department is meeting state standards for content-knowledge and professional knowledge. Sample evidence of student achievement in relation to departmental or program goals Both in 2004-05 and 2005-06,

Charges Financial Aid Personnel Previous Catalogs Catalog 2003-2004 Catalog 2004-2005 Catalog 2005-2006 Links Registrar Academic Policies Student Handbook Spanish Professor M. Docter (chair) Associate Professor L. Elías Description of the Major . The Spanish major at Westmont develops advanced proficiency in Spanish and provides students with intercultural sophistication to function comfortably and effectively in a Spanish-speaking environment. At the elementary, intermediate, and upper-division levels, professors teach Spanish communicatively (so that

is designed to provide instruction and exposure to fitness, skill-based and leisure activities. All students are required to take Fitness for Life and three 1-unit physical activity courses. A wellness-based foundation is laid in Fitness for Life, with the additional three activity courses providing reinforcement for a lifetime of physical activity. Transfer students must complete one PE Activity course for each full year they are enrolled at Westmont, or complete all four (4) PE Activity course requirements, including PEA-032 Fitness for Life. Please note: Reapplicants who originally entered Westmont as first-year students are not considered

is designed to provide instruction and exposure to fitness, skill-based and leisure activities. All students are required to take Fitness for Life and three 1-unit physical activity courses. A wellness-based foundation is laid in Fitness for Life, with the additional three activity courses providing reinforcement for a lifetime of physical activity. For transfer students the Physical Education requirement is prorated at one course for each full year at Westmont College. In any case, Fitness for Life is required. IV. Competent and Compassionate Action The expectation that students will put their education into action may be fulfilled in a

to Westmont Financial Aid Board of Trustees Philosophy of Education Personnel What is Westmont? Charges Faculty Previous Catalogs Catalog 2003-2004 Catalog 2004-2005 Catalog 2005-2006 Catalog 2006-2007 Links Registrar Academic Policies Student Handbook Spanish Professor M. Docter Associate Professor L. Elías (chair) Description of the Major . The Spanish major at Westmont develops advanced proficiency in Spanish and provides students with intercultural sophistication to function comfortably and effectively in a