Hillsborough Community College - Satori Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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1 . 2 is , 1D Helen Sherrill inspects fingerprints. 21 Bill Hanson, Criminaljustice coordinator, talks to police officers. 37 jerry Feltman and Mark Wilt talk to Francis De Angelis, instructor, 43 Mike Mann, HCC security reviews a case with Prof. L.W. Bennett. SJ Danny Green from Lakeland and Percy Wheeler, lr. from Plant City review the pro- cedures for enlarging photographs. 6 and 73 Class labor- 3 atory practice included cases of 'solving the crime. ' N '

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.3 ,. , ' i 1 g si. X I Food Management Students majoring in hospitality administra- tion may earn a degree in food management or in hotel management. The program is housed in the newly con- structed Collegium 2 at the Dale Mabry Cam- pus. Students work four hour laboratory sessions in the food program which includes a com- mercial kitchen, dining room and seminar area. i Students maiorlng in hotel administration i have a furnished hotel room and bath sim- qi ulated hotel situation. They also learn front desk administration. 1--..1 A X- e g g M by . ttt q is - ssss 1 I i..1 1 . i xxx? X Q.-W N Q my X as-X SQ K S w R X 2:-. I x Nw . l. .W W 1' . X .--:- - ,Q 5 3 1 it .!p 'A 1-fav- K an 11 Prof. Ivan Adkinson and Lewis Redmond. 21 Harold Veddern and Burke McCall making bread. 33 Kevin Ogle, Steve Tolle, andjon Clark put the finishing touches on the Salmon croquettes. 47 Steven Secory fat the sinkl and Elizabeth Ruth Ifar right? serve Ed Good, MacDill education officer and the Air Force sergeants who toured the HCC Food Laboratory class.

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A I I Q, ,. -.,.fr.-, 7 Criminal Justice Under an 'umbrella' called criminal jus- tice, a student may major in one of three programs: police science, preventions and corrections, or participate in the Law En- forcement Institute. The Preventions and Corrections Pro- gram is designed to prepare the student for employment in the general field of community service and to provide indi- viduals already employed in the field with an educational program to improve the quality of his work. Students work with adult and juvenile crime prevention and corrections, guid- ance, child care, welfare and rehabili- tation. One of the most successful aspects of the criminal justice program is the Law Enforcement Institute. The Institute offers career development courses under the auspices of the Florida Police Standard Board of Tallahassee. The course has 400 class hours and trains students to become policepersons. The Institute includes students from the Tampa, Temple Terrace, Plant City, USF, HCC, V.A. Hospital, and University of Tampa Police Departments and members of the Hillsborough County Sheriff De- partment. Students receive a certificate at the graduation ceremonies at the end of the course. guilt' ' 2 j ll!!l.-.alll Www ,,, 'Jew 1-A ,f J., I 1 4 ' ,td 7 we 1 .9 1: f'Lt'2'??fV ' . ' w 23: riff I .U v f' . fWr'wr jiiwfvf M nr r ,, Y -var! -4, f 1 .,,. -I - l l3?fQ... H-.Y f. R 'Vivo - -'fat ' il. .g 4a! 4g. Nw 'Q I , ,Waste T'?,2j-wi 3 f' 3, , yhwrif' , M 7 93 0