Arctic Skills
A $75 per semester fee for equipment upgrade will be assessed for one or more ARSK, EMS and FIRE courses.
ARSK 147A/B 1-2
Credits
Arctic Survival
Designed for those individuals traveling for work or
recreation in the Arctic. The focus is on preparation and development of
knowledge and skills to cope effectively with the difficulties and dangers to
which travelers are frequently exposed. Topics include appropriate survival
kits, clothing options, nutrition and hydration needs, shelter construction,
signal development, cold weather injuries and safety issues related to modes of
transportation. The two credit option includes two field practicums. May be
repeated for a maximum of 4 credits. (Recommended: College level reading
skills.) (1 + 2) Offered Spring, As Demand Warrants
ARSK 170 6
Credits
EMT: Emergency Medical Technician I
(Cross-listed with EMS 170)
How to provide basic life support such as splinting,
hemorrhage control, oxygen therapy, suction, CPR and use of automated external
defibrillators (AEDs). EMT I is the foundation of all emergency medical
training. Mastering of EMT I level knowledge and techniques must occur before
moving on to advanced levels. Materials fee: $150. (4 + 4) Offered
Fall, Spring