Earn Your Degree in Brewton, AL, with Huntingdon College

Earn your Associate's Degree at Jefferson Davis Community College then earn your Bachelor's Degree at Huntingdon College at JD's Brewton Campus, Brewton, AL. 

 

It's easy!  Huntingdon's Adult Degree Completion Program allows you to earn a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Management at your own pace. 

For more information visit Huntingdon College's Adult Degree Completion Program.

Also even more information, view the video below with Rosemary Jernigan, Brewton Site Program Coordinator, and Kathleen Hall, JDCC's Dean of Instruction.

Steps to Posting your First Blog

Follow these steps and suggestions to successfully post your first blog using Blogger. 

1. To use Blogger, you will need to have a Gmail account.  If you already have one great.  If you do not, go to Google.com to set up one.  Sorry, you cannot use your JD account.
2. Once you have your Gmail account, log into the account.
3. At the very top of your email, you will notice a black menu bar.  On the very left is your name and other options are to the right.  Click on "More" and then choose "Blogger."
4. This is your Blogger page.  To write a Blog, choose "New Blog."
5. A new screen will appear that will ask you to name your Blog.  This is an overall name for all of your Blogs.  Note that my Blog name is "Educational Opportunities" because I wanted to write and post individual blogs about a variety of educational opportunities. 
6. Next you will be asked for a Blog address.  Try to make the address identify with your Blog name.  My address is "edoppportunities." You will have to keep trying to get an address, because you will get a pop up that says "This is already in use."  Take your time; you can come up with an address. 
7. In the next screen, choose from the left menu "New Posts."
8. Now you are ready to write your Blog.  You will get a new page.  Up at the very top center is a white box for you to name your post.
9. Note that you have a large white text box that you will use to write your Blog.
10. Above your writing box, you will see a menu bar.  You have many options that should look familiar if you use Microsoft Word.  Options include:  fonts, font size, bold, text color, etc. 
11. You also have the option to add a link, picture, and video. 
12. Once you have completed your Blog, you can Save, Preview, and then Publish.  You will want to save then preview.  You will probably need to make changes, etc.  Once your Blog is just how you would like it, then you will want to Publish.  You can make changes after you publish, but once you do publish the "world can see" your Blog.
13. At any time after you have either saved or published your Blog, you can make changes.  On your My Blog page you will see the name of your Blog.  If you move the cursor over the name of your Blog you will see Edit/Delete.   Click Edit to return to your Blog to make changes.  Remember to Save again and then Publish so the most current post is viewed.

You will want to link to this YouTube video for step-by-step directions on "How to Use Blogger. com by Rebecca Warnberg:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0s5NL_Rey8
                                     

HAVE FUN!

Opportunities at Jefferson Davis Community College

Brewton and Atmore, Alabama

www.jdcc.edu

Welcome to my Blog about Jefferson Davis Community College. 

The College offers a variety of instructional programs with qualified, dedicated faculty to assist you with your educational goals.  The College has a many of educational opportunities whether you are a high school student, a traditional student just graduated from high school, or a non-traditional student who has been out of school for a number of years and now wants to return to earn a degree.  I hope you will explore some of our programs below.  Find one that interests you and register today!!

Associate Degree Programs - The Associate in Arts and the Associate in Science degree are for students who want to transfer to a four-year university or earn the degree for job promotions.  The Associate in Applied Science degree is for students who want to enter the workforce with a credential in Drafting and Design Technology, Nursing, or Office Administration.

Certificate Programs - Students who earn a certificate use the credential to enter the workplace with skills in air conditioning and refrigeration, automotive body repair, drafting and design, office administration, or welding.

Adult Education - This program is for you if you do not have a high school diploma. Students completing this program will take the GED test. Students passing the GED will receive a FREE 3-credit college class. 

Dual Enrollment - This program is for high school students who want to get a jump start on college credits.  Students may receive both college credit and high school credit for the classes.

Honors Program - This wonderful program allows students of demonstrated ability the opportunity to participate in classes that engage and challenge the mind and enrich the total college experience.

Workforce Development - Provides local employers with a wide range of technical, academic, and administrative training.  College faculty customize the training to meet the specific needs of the employees.

STARS - Have a question about transferring a JD class to an instate four-year university?  Use the Statewide Articulation Reporting System, which helps you with degree requirements, course equivalents, and other transfer information pertaining to specific majors at each state funded four-year institution.  Check out this link for more information: STARS Articulation 

Interested in starting a program?  Contact the College at 251-867-4832 today or use the link above to the JD website or use this one for the JD catalog: JDCC 2012-2013 College Catalog

    Remember:  Start Here...Go Anywhere!