Student Affairs and Student Services
When seeking general information about Clinton, or when you need help making academic, personal or career decisions, a good place to start might be with a member of the Student Affairs staff.
These offices can provide you with assistance regarding many different issues, student activities, clubs and organizations, student government, changing your major, exploring careers, filing for financial aid, dropping a class, receiving health information or reporting incidents of harassment, bias or hate.
Any concerns or issues that students have may also be brought to the Dean of Student Affairs. The Dean of Student Affair's office is located on the first floor of the Moore Building in room 112M.
The Student Affairs and Student Services Offices include:
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Athletics
Campus Life
Career Services
Academic Advising and Student Support/Transfer Planning
Health Office
Financial Aid
Registrar
Veterans Affairs
ATHLETICS
香港六合彩开奖记录 Athletic Department offers four intercollegiate sports. We are part of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) and are members of the Mountain Valley Athletic Department. For information regarding participation in CCC Athletics, please call 518-562-4234.
Intercollegiate sports offered include:
- Men's and Women's Soccer
- Men's and Women's Basketball
- Men's and Women's Cross Country
The William H. Forrence Building of Health, Physical Education and Recreation Building offers:
- Basketball Court
- Classrooms
- Cardio Equipment
- Director of Athletics' Office
- Faculty and Coaches' Offices
- Indoor track
- Locker rooms
- Racquetball courts
- Tennis courts
- Weight room
CAMPUS LIFE/STUDENT ACTIVITIES
The Campus Life Office is committed to making the out of-class experience at 香港六合彩开奖记录 the best experience for each student. Clinton is a small campus, and the primary focus is providing a learning environment that directly supports the educational, social, and personal development and growth of each student.
STUDENT CLUBS
Clinton offers a variety of student clubs and organizations. Clubs may change from year to year based on student interest and participation. New clubs may also be initiated by students and recognized by the Student Senate by completing the process through the Campus Life office in 114M. The current active clubs on campus are:
- Art and Photography Club
- Campus Ministry Club
- Criminal Justice Club
- Drama Club
- Equality Alliance Club
- Earth Day Committee
- Honors Club
- Human Services Guild (HUSG)
- Nursing Club
- Phi Theta Kappa (Honors Society)
- Psychology in Film and Music Club
- Sci-Fi Anime Club
- Student Activities Board
These clubs are supported by the Student Senate, which governs the student activity fees and meets weekly. If you are interested in joining the Senate, please email studentsenate@clinton.edu. We are always looking for new Senators.
OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING
Students at Clinton have several off-campus housing options.
is located just a few miles down the road and provides private bedrooms and bathrooms with a shared living space and access to a full kitchen in each apartment. To find out more, call (518) 561-0440.
is also not far from campus and is located right beside the Plattsburgh State campus. To find out more, call (518) 282-0469.
There are also many apartments that are for rent in the area. For more information about housing, please contact the Director of Campus Life at (518) 562-4381, email neil.epstein@clinton.edu or visit room 107M. We are here to help make your transition to Clinton as smooth as possible.
CAREER SERVICES
At 香港六合彩开奖记录, Career Services identifies the relationship between career exploration, academic pursuits, experiential learning and post-graduate readiness for employment. Career Services can help students develop personal awareness about occupational/personal interests, choose a degree program that enhances these interests and individual strengths, and then make a connection between the degree and employment.
CCC partners with ETS to provide Career Planning Services, available to all students. ETS is a locally based organization that makes the job search simple and stress-free, whether you're looking for your first job after graduation or part-time work during the school year. Their top level connections with employers will get you noticed by the right people. Expert Recruiters will help you with:
- Exclusive hiring insights
- Resume creation
- Interview prep
- Career connections throughout the Champlain Valley
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ACADEMIC ADVISING and STUDENT SUPPORT
The Academic Advising and Student Support Office provides support to students to assist with their academic and personal success. The Academic Advising and Student Support Office is staffed by Professional Counselors/Advisors who offer academic advisement, personal counseling, and student programming to address the developmental needs of students from diverse populations.
Students may receive free, confidential counseling and referrals for community and campus services as needed. For more information, contact the Academic Advising and Student Support Office by calling (518) 562-4128.
CAMPUS BASED MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
Behavioral Health Services North (BHSN) is a local, community based mental health agency that partners with 香港六合彩开奖记录 to provide onsite mental health assessment and therapy. Off campus medication management is also available for students who require this service. Referrals may be made through the Academic Advising and Student Support Office.
ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT
All full time students are assigned a faculty or staff advisor during their first semester at 香港六合彩开奖记录. The academic advisor assists the student to clarify educational objectives, plan a program of study and assist the student with registration for classes. Assignment of an advisor is determined by the student's program of study and the advisor's area of expertise. All part time students are advised by the Counselor/Advisors in the Academic Advising and Student Support Office.
TRANSFER ADVISEMENT
Students planning to transfer to another college to further their education may receive assistance with the process through Academic Advising and Student Support office. Items to be considered include: academic performance and records, identifying an appropriate school, major choice, academic requirements, applications (essays, recommendations, housing, transcript requests, etc.),
HEALTH SERVICES
The Clinton Health Office is staffed by a part-time registered nurse. This office maintains student immunizations records and ensures compliance with New York State Department of Health laws and regulations.
The following services are offered:
- First aid and emergency services
- Health promotion and maintenance
- Referral to local agencies and physicians
- Blood pressure screening
- Rest area for ill students
- Information on student health related topics
- Health and wellness education
FINANCIAL AID
The Financial Aid Office at 香港六合彩开奖记录 assists students in applying for Federal and State grants, Federal student loans, and CCC Foundation Scholarships in order to help them meet their education costs. Approximately 80% of full time students at CCC receive some form of financial assistance. The Financial Aid Office is located on the first floor of the Moore Building. You may contact the office by email: financialaid@clinton.edu or by phone 518-562-4125.
VETERANS AFFAIRS
The Veterans Affairs is part of the Financial Aid office and offers a variety of services that are intended to benefit the educational experiences/goals and the financial capability of the veteran/military student population. The role of the Veterans Affairs Official on a college campus is to facilitate the educational and financial needs of veterans, service members and dependents of veterans (spouses and/or children) both prior to enrollment and for the duration of their enrollment. The primary service offered by the Veterans Affairs Office is the certifying of VA benefits (GI Bill, Voc. Rehab., and Dependents Education Assistance) and DoD-based benefits (GoArmy, MyCAA, etc.)
REGISTRAR
The Registrar's Office is responsible for ensuring the accuracy, integrity, and security of the academic records of 香港六合彩开奖记录.
In addition, the office is responsible for overseeing all aspects of course registration including the online registration process, add/drops, withdrawals, and SUNY cross registration opportunities.
Additional student services provided are as follows:
- change of name, change of address
- change of major, enrollment verifications
- FERPA waivers
- duplicate diplomas
- maintaining graduation requirements
- official transcript requests
STUDENT ADVOCACY/CAMPUS OMBUDSMEN
From time to time students may experience problems that seem difficult to solve due to administrative policies on a college campus. In order to address these issues the Dean of Student Affairs has been identified as the 香港六合彩开奖记录 Campus Ombudsman. The purpose of the ombudsman position is as follows: to make students aware of why certain rules and regulations are required, to assist them through the process, and to intervene on behalf of students where the rules or procedures seem unnecessarily burdensome. Students who are experiencing a campus based problem that seems to be unsolvable should contact the Dean of Student Affairs office in order to satisfactorily resolve the situation
Information on campus crime statistics is available at /student-affairs/crime-statistics.aspx. The Advisory Committee on Campus Safety and Security will provide upon request all campus crime statistics as reported to the United States Department of Education.