FASH 138 WORKPLACE & CAREER ESSENTIALS
CRN: 34171 -SEC 001
1/21/22-5/20/22
1:10PM-4:00 PM
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Course Information
Course Information
Fash 138 Fashion Workplace and Career Essentials is designed specifically to assist students with managing the direction of their career path. This course will delve deep into what is required for a successful career in the fashion industry. Topics include establishing goals, brand development, marketing presentation materials, interviewing skills, resume writing, networking, personal development, and workplace etiquette. By the time you complete this course, you will feel prepared, confident, and armed with the skills and tools on how to start your job search to land that dream career.
Prerequisite- Completion of or concurrent enrollment in Fash 37 or Fash 548 or Fash 36B or Fash 45A or Fash 35B or Fash 15C or Fash 25C, Esl 184, or Engl 88 or placement in ESL 186 or readiness for college-level English.
Student Learning Outcomes (SLO's): Upon completion of this program you will be able to:
Create career goals and actionable plans to achieve those goals for success in the fashion industry
Communicate effectively with employers, customers, or other business people in the fashion industry.
Market oneself effectively to employers, customers, and financiers.
Important Dates
Important Dates
1/18 Instructions begin. First day of instruction for credit and noncredit.
1/28 Last day to reduce units to qualify for 100% enrollment fee and non-resident tuition fee refund for full-term length classes.
2/4 Last day to add Full Term credit classes in person and online using my RAM Portal. Last day to drop credit classes without a “W”, no notation will appear on the student’s permanent record.
2/9 Last day to drop, withdraw or reduce course work to qualify for 50% non-resident tuition fee refund.
2/17 Last day to request Pass/No Pass (P/NP) grade option, where available, for all full-term courses.
2/18 Holiday Lincoln's Birthday Observance-No Classes
2/19 President's Day Weekend on Saturday/Sunday classes, College Closed
2/25 Last day of request GPA verification for CAL Grants
3/1 Flex Day (Prof. Development) No Classes Held
3/3 Last day to file a petition to receive the AA/ AS Transfer Degrees to CSU in Fall 2022
3/17 End of Mid-Term Period
3/24 Last day to file a petition to receive the AA/AS Degrees, Award of Achievement, and Certificate of Accomplishment
3/26-3/30 Spring Recess, No Classes, College Closed
3/31 Holiday, Caesar Chavez Day, No Classes
4/1 Spring Recess, No Classes, College Closed
4/13 Mid-Term grades available on myRAM Portal
4/20 Last day to submit Late Add forms
4/21 Last day to process Student or Instructor initiated Withdrawals and Change Sections for the same Department
5/17 Last day for instructors to submit Removal of Incomplete forms for the previous semester
5/27 Spring 2022 Commencement
Course Policies
Course Policies
Attendance
Attendance
Due to the COVID19 virus, Fashion138 Fashion Workplace & Career Essentials will be taught completely online on Canvas with Zoom face-to-face meetings. Class meetings are from 1:10 pm- 4:00 pm. You will be expected to log onto Canvas at least once weekly. It is required that you have frequent access to an internet-connected computer to successfully navigate this course. There will be weekly assignments with deadlines. You will be required to download any supplemental handouts, upload assignments, read websites pertaining to class materials, share your cultural experiences, and adhere to assignment due dates.
Regular class attendance is expected and strongly encouraged. Please make plans to attend every Face-to-Face Zoom Meeting and arrive on time and ready to give your full attention to every session.
Students who fail to attend the first two weeks of classes will be dropped from the class. It is strongly advised that if you need to miss more than one class/homework deadline in a row that you communicate via email to avoid being dropped from the class.
Grading Policy
Grading Policy
All assignments need to be completed by their due dates. Attendance at class meetings is mandatory. When engagement in the work assigned is evidenced, but more time is required for the processing of information and successful completion of a project, late work will be accepted without a penalty up to one week after the original due date. Assignments turned in later than one week will be marked lower.
If taking Pass/No Pass you need at least 70% or a grade of C to pass the class.
An “F” grade indicates that a student attended, participated, and completed the course but failed to master the course curriculum.
An “FW” grade indicates the student stopped attending a course after the “last day to withdraw” deadline and subsequently did not submit any work or participate in any exams. Please check with your counselor and financial aid advisor for possible implications of the FW grade on residency and financial aid status.
Grading Scale: A=90-100%; B=80-89%; C=70-79%; D=60-69%; F=<60%.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING WITHDRAWALS:
Our goal is for all of our students to complete their classes successfully. However, please be aware that there are new restrictions at the state level in allowing repeat attempts to take a course, regardless of the grade received from a course. There is no longer general repeatability, and there are limitations on the number of attempts a student may make to take the course for a passing grade. "W," "D," or "F," grade entries on the transcript all count as attempts to take a course. If a student fails or withdraws from a course, a student may have up to two more opportunities to take the course for a passing grade, but will not be allowed again if they fail or withdraw at his/her third attempt even if the student has not exhausted all four attempts. Therefore, if you feel that you will not be able to commit to a course of a given semester, it is best to communicate with your instructor early and drop the course before a "W" (withdrawal) may be recorded for the semester. International students should be aware that they need a minimum of 12 academic units throughout any given semester to maintain their student visas. Therefore, withdrawing from a class and the subsequent loss of units may result in the loss of a student visa to the United States.
STANDARDS OF CONDUCT
STANDARDS OF CONDUCT
Students who register in CCSF classes are required to abide by the CCSF Student Code of Conduct. Violation of the code is the basis for referral to the Student Conduct Coordinator or dismissal from class or from the College. See the Office of Student Affairs and Wellness.
Collaborating on or copying tests or homework in whole or in part will be considered an act of academic dishonesty and result in a grade of 0 for that test or assignment. I encourage students to share information and ideas, but not their work. See these links on Plagiarism: Encourage Academic Integrity and Prevent Plagiarism Citing Information Sources
Accommodations
Students with disabilities who need academic accommodations should request them from the Disabled Students Programs and Services (DSPS) via email at DSPSacom@ccsf.edu or leave a message on their normal business line (415. 452.5481). They also have a fax number (415.561.1040), that the staff can access remotely. As it stands right now, there will be no in-person services at their offices until further notice on when students can return to campus.
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