Campus Resources
and Services
Believe
. . . Achieve . . . Discover . . .
As you become familiar with
Monroe Community College, you will find that the following resources
will be important to 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’re on campus.
Academic
Support Service
From admission to graduation,
students are urged to take full advantage of the services MCC offers
in response to its 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 outside-the-classroom
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.
Bursar
Office
Building 6, Room 201
(585) 292-2015
You will think of the
Bursar Office each time you need to pay your tuition bill. A tuition
due date is printed on your bill and you need to make financial arrangements
with this office. They have different payment options and plans to make
tuition payment convenient for students. Your Certificate of Residency
is also turned into the Bursar each academic year.
For complete information,
visit the Bursar
Office's web site.
Counseling
and Advising Center
Building
1 Room 231 (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)
Building 3, Room 101
(585) 292-2360
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
Building 6, Room 207
(585) 292-2050
The Financial Aid office
assists students in working through the sometimes-complicated process
of determining financial aid eligibility and securing the funds. Full
time and part time students may be eligible for aid. All students should
apply annually for financial aid between January and April to secure
funding for the following year.
All questions about
financial aid should be directed to the experts in this office as each
student presents a different set of circumstances.
Student
Health Services
Building 3, Room 165
(585) 292-2018
The Health Services
staff provides:
- basic illness or injury
care
- assistance with questions
regarding health-related concerns,
- health care referrals
- accident/sickness insurance
coverage
- compliance with physical
exam and immunization requirements.
Leroy
V. Good Library
Building 2
 The
Leroy V. Good Library, named for the first president of the College, is
open to the entire college community. The resources of the library include:
-
ALEX (on-line library
system)
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Material check out
-
Study Rooms
-
Photocopying
-
Interlibrary Loan
-
Library Orientation
-
Library Instruction
Center
-
Recreational Reading
and Medial Collection
Public
Safety & Parking
Building
7, Room 341 (585) 292-2900
Information Desk located
at the Main Entrance, Second Floor
 The
Department of Public Safety is committed to a leadership role in developing
programs, methods and approaches to assist the institution toward achieving
a reasonable safe and secure environment. Monroe Community College's Public
Safety Officers work 24 hours a day on three different shifts. These highly
trained officers assist the college community with a variety of issues:
Registration
and Records
Building 6, Room 203
(585) 292-2300
The Office of Registration
and Records handles all aspects of a student's class registration and
grade reporting.
.
The services of the office
include:
-
Student Grade Reports (on-course)
-
Master Schedule of Classes
-
Registration and Drop/Add
-
Telephone (TESS) and On-line
Registration
-
Transcript Requests
Campus
Center
Building
3, Room 126 (585) 292-2534
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Campus Center
Atrium 
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The
mission of the Campus Center 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 you will find:
Athletics
Building 10, 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
Located on the north
end of campus (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
Building 3, Room 108
(585) 292-2248
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
-Study Abroad Advising & Information
-Career Profiles & Salary Information
-CDL 100: Career & Life Planning Course
TRANSFER INFORMATION & SERVICES
-Transfer Counseling, Advising & Planning
-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! |
