NEW MEXICO JUNIOR COLLEGE
Hairstyling
SYLLABUS
A. | Course Title: | Hairstyling |
B. | Course Number: | COSM 124 - 10534 |
C. | Semester: | Spring 2017 |
D. | Days/Time: | M T W Th 8:00:00 AM - 5:00:00 PM |
E. | Credit Hours: | 4 |
F. | Instructor: | Lindner, Andrea |
G. | Office: | Watson Hall (WH) 120B |
H. | Email Address: | ALindner@nmjc.edu |
I. | Office Phone: | (575) 492-2852 |
J. | Office Hours: | |
K. | Time Zone: | Mountain Time |
L. | Prerequisite(s): | Must have a New Mexico Board of Barbers and Cosmetologists student permit number. |
M. | Corequisite(s): | |
N. | Class Location: | WH118 |
This course combines theory and practice of hairstyling to include the anatomy and physiology, preparation, practice, and procedures related to hairstyling along with the associated materials and implements. Students will practice safety procedures and styling techniques including wet styling, blow drying, fingerwaving, airwaving, and hair pressing. Students will perform consultations with clients including hair analysis, recommendations, and recordkeeping. This is a four credit hour course. Prerequisites: COSM 111, COSM 112, COSM 115, COSM 132, and COSM 142.
This is a Career course preparing students for a cosmetology state licensure. Credits earned at NMJC will transfer to most private/public institutions offering licensure programs. Any general Education course credits earned as part of an associate Degree Program may or may not transfer to another college or university.
Required:
Required Material:
TEXTBOOK: Milady Standard Professional Barbering
ISBN-13:9781435497153
WORKBOOK: Milady Standard Barbering Student Workbook
ISBN-13:9781435497139
New Mexico Board of Barber State Regulation Book
SUPPLIES:
1 5” 3 ring binder
1 2” 3 ring binder
2 #2 pencils
2 black ink pens only
Highlighters
Notebook paper
UNIFORM
The Barber Student Uniform includes the following:
1. State issued clothing
2. Black barber smock sized to fit
3. Black or white tennis shoe
4. Socks must be worn at all times
5. Hair must be kept neat
6. Jewelry must be simple in design, kept to a minimum and professionally appropriate.
Wedding bands, watches, and simple necklaces are allowed.
7. Cleanliness of body, teeth, fingernails, and hair, uniform and shoes is required.
Student not adhering to this rule will be sent home
8. A Barber must be clean and practice good personal hygiene.
9. A beard, mustache, and/or sideburns must be neat, trimmed, and well groomed.
ALL UNIFORMS ARE MEANT TO BE WORN IN A PROFESSIONAL MANNER AND AT ALL TIMES WHILE IN CLASSROOM.
Suggested:
None.
You can buy your books online at the NMJC Bookstore.
Students attending New Mexico Junior College will be evaluated according to the following grading scale:
90 - 100% = A 80 - 89% = B 70 - 79% = C 60 - 69% = D 0 - 59% = F
You will be evaluated according to the following grading scale (*note: different than NMJC policy)
A = 100-94
B = 93-87
C = 86-80
Attendance 25%
Professionalism 10%
Special Projects 5%
Practical 25%
Exam 25%
Finals 25%
The New Mexico Junior College Cosmetology Department standards for all courses is set at an 80% passing grade to take the state test for licensure.
Students are expected to be on time for class
***NOTE: YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE TO MAINTAIN 80% or Better
New Mexico Junior College’s institutional student learning outcomes represent the knowledge and abilities developed by students attending New Mexico Junior College. Upon completion students should achieve the following learning outcomes along with specific curriculum outcomes for respective areas of study:
The objectives of this course is to cover the basic concept fundamentals of hairstyling theory
infection control and safety pertaining to hairstyling client consultation
Create design considerations for personal appearance.
Skills in the full range of the Cosmetology field: hair cutting, hair styling, sanitizing, manicuring/pedicuring, and salon ownership and business practices. Must pass examination conducted by the New Mexico Board of Barbers and Cosmetologists, or other cognizant. State Board Course is designed to meet the New Mexico requirements.
Upon completion of this course a student should have had an opportunity to
Demonstrate guidelines for form and texture,
combine with direction and movement to create hairstyle, primary hairstyling considerations,
fundamentals of hairstyling theory
Related Theory: Anatomy: Physiology: Preparation, Procedure and Practice: Products, Materials and Implements, Hair Analysis and Client Consultation, Wet Styling, Blow Drying, Finger Waving, Air Waving, Hair Pressing, Braiding, Corn Rowing, Client Consultation and Recommendations, Client Record Keeping and Safety.
ATTENDANCE: (New Mexico Board of Barbers and Cosmetologists Regulations)
Regular, punctual attendance is required for all classes in the Barber program.
The Cosmetology faculty believes that attendance and punctuality is required at every session
of each course for which the student is enrolled.
Therefore, you MUST be present at your assigned time. An attendance policy is included in
every course syllabus. When unavoidable circumstances make attendance impossible, students
must provide a satisfactory explanation of their absences to their professor verbally and in writing.
Unavoidable circumstances are considered but not limited to: accidents, death, court ordered subpoenas, medical, attorney visits / phone calls.
Students are expected to be on time for class
***NOTE: YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE TO MAINTAIN 100% ATTENDANCE FOR EACH SEMESTER.
For faculty to consider any exception to this policy, the following guidelines must be adhered to:
* As an NMJC/LCCF Barber program student, you will be expected to maintain a minimum
of 100% attendance for the semester
* When an NMJC/LCCF Barber student is absent, he will receive a recorded
absence, against the 100% attendance requirement.
• You will be dropped from the program if you are absent for more than 3 days (12 hours) this semester.
• A “tardy” will be defined as missing a total of ˝ day (2 hours in total). Two (2) tardies will equal 1 full absence.
• You will be given the opportunity to retake a failed exam (except for mid terms, finals) (1) one time only. Your highest grade will be recorded.
• Students enrolled in the Barber Program will adhere to the rules and regulations of Lea County Correctional Facility.
The student must have satisfactorily completed the practical and theoretical curriculum requirements
set forth by New Mexico Junior College. Those requirements must include documentation that the
student has satisfactorily completed each unit of study prescribed by the board in the applicable course of study.
Students will be held responsible for the information on these pages.
Academic Honesty
Each student is expected to maintain the highest standards of honesty and integrity
in online academic and professional matters. The College reserves the right
to take disciplinary action, up to and including dismissal, against any student
who is found guilty of academic dishonesty or otherwise fails to meet these
standards. Academic dishonesty includes, but is not limited to, dishonesty in
quizzes, tests, or assignments; claiming credit for work not done or done by
others; and nondisclosure or misrepresentation in filling out applications or
other College records. Cheating or gaining illegal information for any type of graded work is considered dishonest and will be dealt with accordingly.
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Information
Any student requiring special accommodations should contact the Special Needs
Student Services Coordinator at (575) 492-2576 or by e-mail at specialneeds@nmjc.edu.
Attendance Policy
Attendance is required at every session of each course for which the student is enrolled. When unavoidable circumstances make attendance impossible, students must provide a satisfactory explanation of their absences to their professors. College-sponsored activities are considered excused absences and the appropriate sponsor of those students who will be absent from class will notify professors. Students having absences due to college-sponsored activities will need to make arrangements with the affected classes / professor to take care of required work; however, arrangements for make-ups should be made within a reasonable time frame, usually within one week of the absence. Regarding make-up work, absences due to late registration are considered the same as regular absences.
Cell Phones/Pagers
All cell phones and pagers must be turned off when the student is participating
in any lecture, laboratory, or other learning activity.
Classroom Conduct
The professor is responsible for maintaining a class environment best suited
for effective learning. By registering for this class, the student is assumed
to have entered into an agreement with New Mexico Junior College and the professor
to attend the class regularly and to behave in an appropriate manner
at all times. Disruptive behavior may result in the student
being removed from the class.
Food and Drink Policy
Food items and soft drinks may not be consumed in NMJC classrooms.
Students are also discouraged from bringing food and drink items into the classroom
even though these items remain in sealed packaging. Bottled water is permissible.
No Children in the Classroom
In order to adhere to instructional procedures as well as maintain the safety
of children, NMJC’s policy of no children in the classrooms (lecture,
lab, etc.) will be followed.
Plagiarism
Offering the work of another as one’s own, without proper acknowledgment,
is plagiarism; therefore, any student who fails to give credit for quotations
or essentially identical expression of material taken from books, encyclopedias,
magazines and other reference works, or from the themes, reports, or other writings
of a fellow student, is guilty of plagiarism. Plagiarism violates the academic
honesty policy and is considered cheating.
Smoking/Use of Tobacco
New Mexico Junior College is cognizant of the health hazards associated with
smoking / use of tobacco for the smoker, as well as the non-smoker. In an effort
to provide a healthy environment for students, employees, and others who may
frequent the campus, NMJC prohibits smoking / use of tobacco inside any campus
building or facility.
Tutoring Assistance
Free tutoring services are available to all NMJC students through Brainfuse and the Academic Success Center located in Mansur Hall room 123 and 124.
Withdrawal Policy
Regular, punctual attendance is required for all classes at NMJC. Although the professor has the right to drop any student who has missed the equivalent of 2 weeks of instruction (based on a 16 week semester) whether it’s a face to face, online, or a hybrid course, it is not guaranteed that the professor will drop the student. If the student chooses to stop attending a class, he/she should withdraw from the class by accessing your student account in the T-Bird Web Portal at www.nmjc.edu, or submitting the required paperwork to the Registrar’s Office by 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 20, 2017. All students are encouraged to discuss their class status with the professor prior to withdrawing from the class.
Cosmetology II
Semester Tentative Outline
SPRING 2017
August
17 Orientation
Chapter 14 Principles of Hair designs
18 Cont. Theory Ch. 14 / Demo Roller Sets
19 Roller Sets / Finger Waves
Chapter 17 Hairstyling / Pin curls
23 Continue Ch. 17
24 Pin curls
25 Finger waves, Pin Curls, French Twist
26 Test Ch. 17 Finger waves, Pin Curls, French Twist
FEBUARY
30 Chapter 13 Basics of Electricity
31 Thermal Styling
1 Thermal Styling
2 Chapter 13 TEST
6 Chapter 7 Skin Structure, Growth and Nutrition
7 Review haircutting practical
8 Review haircutting practical
9 Chapter 7 TEST / Review haircutting practical
13 Chapter 8 Skin Disorders and Diseases
14 Up do’s
15 Up do’s
16 Ch. 8 Test / Up do’s
20 Ch. 22 Hair Removal:
21 waxing / tweezing
22 waxing / tweezing
23 Ch. 22 TEST waxing / tweezing
MARCH
27 Chapter 23 Facials
28 Facials
1 Facials
2 Chapter 23 Test
6 Ch. 24 Facial Make-up Mid Term Exams Comprehensive 8:00 A.M.
Chapters 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,13,14,15,16,17,22,23,25,26,27,28,29
7 Evaluations: Skill Sets / Rubrics
8 Evaluations: Skills Sets / Rubric
9 Test Chapter 24: Skills Sets /Rubrics
13 Skill Sets / Rubrics
14 Skill Sets / Rubrics
15 Skill Sets / Rubrics
16 Skill Sets / Rubrics
20 Skill Sets / Rubrics
21 Skill Sets / Rubrics
22 Skill Sets / Rubrics
23 Skill Sets / Rubrics
27 Skill Sets / Rubrics
28 Skill Sets / Rubrics
29 Skill Sets / Rubrics
30 Skill Sets / Rubrics
APRIL
APRIL 3RD THUR APRIL 6TH
10 Final Packets Issued/ DON’T BE ABSENT
11 Skill Sets / Final Practice / Rubrics
12 Skill Sets / Final Practice / Rubrics
13 Skill Sets / Final Practice / Rubrics
17 Practice Final SEMESTER PROJECTS DUE (8:00 AM)
18 Skill Sets / Final Practice / Rubrics
19 Skill Sets / Final Practice / Rubrics
20 Skill Sets / Final Practice / Rubrics EARLY NOTEBOOK TURN IN (3:00)
24 NOTEBOOK TURN IN 8:00 AM (NO EXCUSES) Skill Sets / Final Practice / Rubrics
25 Skill Sets / Final Practice
26 Skill Sets / Final Practice
27 Skill Sets / Final Practice
MAY
1 Practice Finals
2 Practice Finals
3 Last Day of Lab
4 Clean-up Day MANDATORY
8 Written Finals @ 8:00 a.m.
9 Practical Finals @ 8:00 a.m.
10 Evaluations
11 Evaluations
12 Commencement
Note: study guides, vocabulary, handouts, or any other assignments are due on the test day of that chapter no later than 8:00 on test day. No late work will be accepted.
Makeup exams will be taken 1 time only in the testing center and you have 1 (one) week to take them
Practical /Theory Study Guide, Skill Sets, and Semester Projects (will be used for assessment) in Critical Thinking. *This semester the semester project will be used.*
The Department Believes in “Giving Back”. We will have a department project that will require mandatory attendence.