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As you become a member of the Monroe Community College community; you will find that the following resources will be important for your success. Take the time to discover what each has to offer, explore their individual web pages at your leisure, and be sure to visit them when you are on campus.

• Academic Support Service
• Student Accounts Office
• Counseling and Advising Center
• Educational Opportunity Program (EOP)
• Financial Aid
• Student Health Services
• Leroy V. Good Library
• Public Safety & Parking
• Registration and Records
• Office of Student Life and Leadership Development
• Athletics
• MCC Child Care Center
• Career Center Office

Academic Support Service
From admission to graduation, you are urged to take full advantage of the services MCC offers in response to our concern for each individual's academic and personal welfare. Assistance is available to any student with concerns about choosing a curriculum, selecting courses, arranging for financial assistance, exploring future educational and career options, participating in co-curricular activities, and working out personal problems.
Students are assured full access to College resources, and are encouraged to consult with faculty and staff concerning any problems or needs affecting their intellectual, social, physical, or emotional development.

Student Accounts Office
Location: Building 6, Room 201
Phone: (585) 292-2015

You will think of the Bursar Office each time you get your tuition bill. A tuition due date is printed on your bill and you need to make financial arrangements with this office by that due date. They have different payment options and plans to help make tuition payment convenient for students. Your Certificate of Residency is also turned into the Bursar each academic year.

For complete information,visit the Student Accounts web site.

Counseling and Advising Center
Location: Building 1 Room 231
Phone: (585) 292-2030

A variety of services are provided by the Counseling and Testing Center including:

• ACCUPLACER placement testing
• Academic Advisement
• Career guidance
• Assistance for hearing impaired students and students with other disabilities, program changes
• Study skills and personal growth workshops
• Veteran's services.

Educational Opportunity Program (EOP)
Location: Building 3, Room 101
Phone: 585-292-2028
Email:& eopoffice@monroecc.edu

The EOP program is designed for students who are academically and financially disadvantaged with potential for success. This office provides eligible students all-in-one support - financial, counseling, tutorial services, mentoring, study skills classes, career counseling and workshops.

Financial Aid
Location: Building 6, Room 207
Phone: (585) 292-2050

The Financial Aid Office is committed to assisting students and their families find financial resources to successfully afford the cost of going to college. To accomplish this, the MCC Financial Aid Office offers a variety of services, including workshops, web resources, and in person or telephone student assistance.

The website offers a step by step application process, links to applications and forms, and a number of resources. All students who apply for financial aid are expected to use their MCC e-mail address for communications, and will be able to check their information and awards on line using the Banner self service system.

All questions that cannot be answered with the available resources about financial aid should be directed to the experts in this office as each student presents a different set of circumstances.

Student Health Services
Location: Building 3, Room 165
Phone: (585) 292-2018

The Health Services staff provides:

• Nursing assessment of illness or injury
• Health education and Health promotion services,
• Health care referrals to community agencies
• Information regarding accident/sickness insurance coverage
• NYS immunization requirement compliance.
• compliance with physical exam and immunization requirements

Leroy V. Good Library
Location: Building 2

The Leroy V. Good Library, named for the first president of the College, is open to the entire college community. Library resources include:

• Articles and resources from a variety of subject databases
• Research assistance in person during operating hours or 24/7 online
• Access from home to article databases through EZProxy
• 40 PCs and 30 in-library circulating laptops
• Course and distance learning resources on the web
• Library Instruction and tours for classes and individuals
• Course reserves – print and electronic
• ALEPH the MCC online catalog
• Printed materials available for check out
• Study Rooms
• Scanning
• Photocopying
• Interlibrary Loan
• Recreational Reading and DVD Collection

Public Safety & Parking
Location: Building 7, Room 341
Phone: (585) 292-2900

Information Desk located at the Main Entrance, Second Floor

The Department of Public Safety is dedicated to providing a safe and secure environment through the delivery of quality security and safety services, complimented by a wide array of prevention programs. Public Safety Officers patrol the campus 24 hours a day on three different shifts. Although each individual is ultimately responsible for his or her own personal safety, by learning and practicing basic safety and security precautions, each individual will help make MCC a safer place to live and learn. Public Safety provides the college community with >a variety of services:

• The Jeanne Clery Security Policy and Crime Statistics Act
• Hazard Prevention
• Lost & Found
• Parking Services
• Silent Witness (to report a crime)

Registration and Records
Location: Building 6, Room 203
Phone: (585) 292-2300

The Office of Registration and Records handles all aspects of a student's class registration, grade reporting, academic transcripts and verifications of enrollment.

The services of the office include:

• Student Class Schedules
• Master Schedule of Classes
• Registration, Wait Listing,Drop/Add, Withdrawals
• Transcript Requests and Enrollment Verifications

Office of Student Life and Leadership Development
Location: Building 3, Room 126Phone: (585) 292-2534

The mission of the Office of Student Life and Leadership Development is to round out the student's educational experience with out of classroom activities and experiences. The Campus Center is the "Hearthstone" of Monroe Community College's Brighton Campus. It provides places for students, faculty and staff to get together for both formal and informal activities. Students will find opportunities to put their classroom education to practical use and leave with the experiences future employers are looking for.

In the Campus Center(Building 3)you will find:

• Office of Student Life and Leadership Development Administrative Offices
• Campus Center Service Desk
• Dining Services
• Bookstore
• Student Association Offices
• Student Government
• Campus Activities Board (CAB)
• Campus Student Media Organizations
• Photo ID
• Student Technology Help Desk
• Housing Information
• Peer Assistance Resource Center (the PARC Office)
• New Student Orientation Office
• Game/Recreation Room

Athletics
Location: Building 10
Phone: 292-2830

MCC boasts one of the most successful community college athletic programs in the country. Our teams have consistently won both national and regional championships. Check out what our intercollegiate athletic program has to offer.

In addition to our excellent intercollegiate program, MCC also has an active intramural sports program and has open recreation hours in its facilities. The Building 10 Athletic Complex also houses the Human Performance Lab, a fitness center with state-of-the-art equipment and machines.

MCC Child Care Center
Location: Located on the north end of campus
Phone: (585) 292-2640

The MCC Child Care Center was created to provide high quality childcare services primarily to the children of MCC students, along with faculty and staff. The center accepts children between the ages of 8 weeks and 5 years old on a full and part-time basis.

Career Center
Location: Building 3, Room 108
Phone: (585) 292-2248
Email:

Transfer College Services (for students transferring out of MCC)	transfer@monroecc.edu
Job Search /Career Services	jobsearch@monroecc.edu
Employer Services	employerservices@monroecc.edu
Faculty Services	facultyservices@monroecc.edu
Job Postings (to submit a job posting to the Job Connection)	jobconnection@monroecc.edu

The Career Center at MCC provides numerous services, programs, and resources to assist you at all stages of your career and educational planning.
Plan for your career early, visit us today!

Hours:

Monday, Thursday and Friday	8:00am – 4:45pm
Tuesday and Wednesday	8:00am – 6:00pm (when classes are in session) 8:00am – 4:45pm (during summer and breaks)

CAREER INFORMATION & SERVICES

• Career Counseling
• Career Assessments - StrengthsQuest, Myers Briggs, Strong Interest Inventory
• Career Library
• Career Advising and Planning Guides
• Study Abroad Advising & Information
• Career Profiles & Salary Information
• CDL 100: Career & Life Planning Course

TRANSFER INFORMATION & SERVICES

• Transfer Counseling, Advising & Planning
• Transfer Articulation Agreements
• 2+2 Dual Admission Degree Programs
• Transfer Advisor in Residence Program
• College Applications & Catalogs
• Scholarship Files & Research
• Transfer College Fairs
• Special transfer programs with Cornell University and Amherst College

JOB SEARCH INFORMATION & SERVICES

• Job Search Counseling
• Resume & Cover Letter Critique
• Mock Interview Preparation
• The Job Connection (an Internet accessible database of current employment opportunities):
  • Full-Time/Part-Time Job & Career Fairs
    
  • MyWorkster.com: Develop a professional presence online & network, network, network!