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Over 92% of WCCC students who are enrolled in programs leading to a degree, certificate, or diploma receive some type of Federal Student Aid to help cover the costs of their education. Students are also eligible for other forms of aid that can help cover the costs of tuition, fees, books, and living expenses such as rent, transportation, and childcare. We strongly encourage students needing financial assistance to apply for aid, and we are available to assist you with the application process. HOW TO CONTACT US Location: River View Hall By the main entrance Office hours: 8am-4:30pm, M-F (207)454-1033 fa@wccc.me.edu

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The safety and security of our students, employees and patrons is our top priority. IF YOU ARE INVOLVED WITH AN ACTUAL EMERGENCY call 911 and notify 207-454-1099 as soon as it is safe to do so. For non-life threatening emergencies, contact 207-454-1099 for assistance. WCCC sends emergency alerts and campus closure notifications through RAVE Alert. To opt in for text emergency alert and campus closure notifications for 365 days, simply text WCCCMEOPTIN to 78015 Help Us Keep Campus Safe! If you see something, say something! You can anonymously report safety concerns directly at this link: https://wccc.me.edu/share-a-concern/

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The Student Advocacy & Resource Center is located off the cafeteria in Riverview Hall. Please be watching for announcements outside the center and via your student email for activities that will contribute to your health and well-being. You can find the Student Navigator located in the center. The center also houses a meeting space where students may privately meet with off-campus service providers. The mission of the Student Advocacy & Resource Center is to demonstrate respect and care for each student as we endeavor to deeply understand their needs and work tirelessly to help remove barriers to critical basic-needs resources using holistic assessment and case management as a best practice. This mission ties directly into the student affairs pillars and the college mission. In order to accomplish the mission of the SARC, the Student Navigator will use the CARES model to improve the student experience on campus. The CARES model includes building strong Community partnerships with local community service agencies to reduce external barriers to student success (e.g. SNAP, WIC, TANF, housing, transportation assistance, temporary housing, unemployment insurance, pop-up clinics); Advocating for students and their multifaceted needs with faculty, staff, and community entities; creating learning opportunities that increase student Resiliency; creating programs that Engage students in their communities; and ensure student Success through the achievement of individual, education, and career goals.

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