Arts, Letters and Science Arts, Letters and Science Department of Hospital Technologies David R. Terry, Acting Chairman Assistant Professor, David R. Terry. Special Lecturers, Gregory L. Burhans, Harold R. Easton, Dean C. Hammond, Wayne L. Hirshi, WTinston A. Mitchell, Leon M. Neal, Russell L. Nichols, Ross M. Phillips, John F. Stucki, Henry A. Totzke, Jimmy Lynn Verner. Special Lecturer Assistants, Sister Sandra Fleischhacker, Sister Jonathan Herda, Dennis Y. Kida, J. Allen Tanner, Kenneth Yearsley, David A. Young. The Department of Hospital Technology includes Medical Technology, Radiologic (X-Ray) Technology curricula and a Dental Assistant Program. Other related courses of study are being developed to serve allied health services as careers for interested persons. The Department provides instruction in courses of study having a common content of knowledge and skills serving medical and dental sciences and which require specialized preparation by national accrediting agencies. The Associate of Science Degree will be given to students successfully completing programs of study in Radiologic Technology. The Bachelor of Science degree is awarded to individuals who fulfill requirements for the Medical Technology program. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Medical Technology Major—Students following careers in Medical Technology complete three years of study (minimum 138 hours credit) on campus plus a twelve-month senior year in an approved hospital School of Medical Technology. Included with the preceding are college basic and area requirements for the bachelor's degree and those of the American Society of Clinical Pathologists (ASCP), namely: Microbiology 50, 60, 158, 159, 161, 190 (3 credits); Chemistry 24, 25, 26, 107, 131, 132; Mathematics 14; Zoology 123, 124, 130; Physics 5. Medical Technology 151 through 159 are taken during the senior year in an affiliated hospital School of Medical Technology. To become registered as a Medical Technologist with the ASCP, individuals must apply to the Registry of Medical Technologists and be examined to verify their professional competence. Courses of Instruction 151. Applied Clinical Laboratory—Hospital laboratory experience in an approved School of Medical Technology with training and practical internship directed by a clinical pathologist. Credit is given upon certification of satisfactory hospital performance. Prerequisite: Microbiology 161 and Chemistry 107. A (5) Terry, Staff 152. Applied Clinical Laboratory (continued)—A (5) Terry, Staff 153. Applied Clinical Laboratory (continued)—A (5) Terry, Staff 154. Applied Clinical Laboratory (continued)—W (5) Terry, Staff 155. Applied Clinical Laboratory (continued)—W (5) Terry, Staff 156. Applied Clinical Laboratory (continued)—W (5) Terry, Staff 157. Applied Clinical Laboratory (continued)—S (5) Terry, Staff 158. Applied Clinical Laboratory (continued)—S (5) Terry, Staff 159. Applied Clinical Laboratory (continued)—S (5) Terry, Staff RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY Weber State College conducts an approved Radiologic (X-ray) Technology training program in affiliation with the McKay-Dee Memorial Hospital and the St. Benedict's Hospital. The curriculum is designed to prepare competent and adaptable radiologic technologists. Individuals will not be enrolled as majors in the Radiologic Technology program until they have: (1) presented a superior high school achievement record, (2) passed entrance and aptitude tests, (3) completed personal interviews with the college coordinator and the appropriate hospital personnel, and (4) been notified of formal acceptance into the program by the college coordinator. A limited number of alternates will be accepted into each year's program. Applications are accepted from January through August or until all classes are filled. 146 147