In order to promote student success, the College provides a variety of support and resources for those otherwise qualified students with documented disabilities. Students should contact the Disability Support Services Office in Bedford for information about services available on all campuses. This certificate program focuses on clerical and business support skills, independent living skills, and personal development as well as providing a job internship. A summer schedule of vacation hours is posted at each Campus Health Center. Health education programs promoting physical and emotional well-being are the major focus of the centers.
All services are free and available through walk-in visits or by appointment.
In conjunction with the College Wellness Program, the Health Center offers workshops, speakers, and special events focusing on health issues such as AIDS, smoking management, fitness, nutrition, stress, and substance abuse. The Staff at the Health Centers invite all students to get involved in their own personal health and wellness. Job Center Students are encouraged to visit the Job Center Office for assistance in securing full-time employment. The Job Center provides information on job openings for full-time positions in the surrounding area. Part-time and summer jobs for currently enrolled students are available through the Job Locator Service in the Financial Aid Office.