Bookstore Health and wellness Health insurance Disability services

Personal counseling Student ID's Parking permits Alcohol and Drug Free Policy Statement

The bookstore sells required textbooks, course tools and supplies, and novelty items. The bookstore, located in Jalbert Hall, has posted hours of operation. Within two weeks after the beginning of a course, clean, unmarked books are returnable with a receipt for a full refund. After two weeks, books are considered used. (207) 755-5215

For more information click HERE to visit the website for the bookstore.

Central Maine Community College provides Resident Hall student's health care services through an off-site clinic. Resident Hall students who have need of healthcare services will be required to have health insurance coverage to access the clinic. To access the clinic, Resident Hall students must stop by the Student Services office in Jalbert Hall to complete a healthcare referral form and have an appointment made with the clinic.

In addition to the various allied health programs hosting health information and wellness clinics, CM partners with Healthy Androscoggin to promote a balanced health perspective.

Students are encouraged to use the free student membership to the Auburn YMCA. Within minutes to the campus, you have access to a variety of exercise equipment, fitness classes and an indoor swimming pool.

Students living on campus must have health insurance coverage. For students with no coverage, a student health insurance plan can be purchased through the Central Maine Community College Business Office located in Jalbert Hall.

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Service Animal Guidelines

For guidance on the use of service animals on campus, contact the Disabilities Services Office at 755-5277 or (800) 891-2002 ext. 227 or Maine Relay at 1-800-457-1220.

Personal counseling is available during the week with office hours by appointment in the Dean of Student Services Office. Personal issues and concerns can be discussed confidentially in order for students to deal with issues that hinder their ability to fully attend to their studies. (207) 755-5253.

Department heads, faculty, and Student Services personnel offer academic counseling. The Dean of Academic Affairs is also available to assist students with academic issues. The Dean of Students is available to discuss issues with services and with your rights and responsibilities as a student.

College I.D. cards are issued to all students through the Student Services office in Jalbert Hall (755-5232). In order to obtain a valid I.D. card, student's bills must be paid in full or have made other arrangements with the business office. Students must present their I.D. to utilize the gym or residence hall facilities, and resident students may not eat in the dining hall without a valid Student I.D. The I.D.'s are property of Central Maine Community College and must be surrendered upon request of any staff member. Students wishing to use a motor vehicle on campus must register the vehicle with the Dean of Students Office, Student Services, Jalbert Hall (755-5232) and obtain a free parking decal. Students must park in the designated on-campus parking areas. Vehicles and all other personal property on campus are the sole responsibility of their owners. Off-road vehicles are not permitted on campus. Central Maine Community College prohibits the possession or use of illegal drugs or alcohol on the campus, property owned or controlled by Central Maine Community College, or as part of any activity of Central Maine Community College. Legal possession or consumption of alcohol on campus may be granted by obtaining the prior written approval from the College President.

Students, staff, faculty, or visitors are prohibited from attending their work and/or learning environments under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs. Doing so would not only negatively affect the individual's learning, performance, and safety, but also that of the people around them and the college community as a whole.

Individuals who violate this policy and/or federal or state law risk institutional sanctions, including dismissal from the college, as well as legal action. Individuals using alcohol or other drugs will not be exonerated from the institutional or legal consequences for their actions

Information related to alcohol use

Central Maine Community College offers students free access to the

e-CHUG (electronic Check-Up to Go).

 

E-CHUG is an interactive web survey that allows students to enter information about drinking patterns and receive immediate feedback about their use of alcohol.

 

CM also has printed resources and designated individuals to help students deal with issues related to substance abuse. For confidential information, contact the Dean of Students at 755-5253.

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