Services & Support Veterans Services Important Points of Contact
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Important Points of Contact The departments listed below are important contacts you will need during your time as a student with veteran/military status at Middlesex County College.
The Center for Veterans Services e-mail:
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phone: 732.906.7770 or 732.548.6000 Ext. 3370
The Center for Veterans Services serves you as a singular point of contact for all your military related needs on campus. Please bring your questions, comments, praise, or concerns regarding campus life to our attention. Remember! The more active you are as a veteran on campus, the more positive your experience will be at Middlesex. The Center for Veterans Services is here to enhance your college experience as a student veteran. The Center is located in Edison Hall, Room 104. Meet the Staff: Dave Brimmer, Veterans Services Coordinator
Paul Lazaro, Veterans Services Assistant
MCC Orientation e-mail:
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phone: 732.516.7820
Office of the Registrar website: www.middlesexcc.edu/registrar
e-mail:
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phone: 732.906.2523, Ext. 3151
Office of Student Account Services phone: 732.906.2523, Ext. 2572
Financial Aid website: www.middlesexcc.edu/finaid
e-mail:
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phone: 730.906.2520
You should apply for Financial Aid through the FAFSA web site at www.fafsa.ed.gov Department of Counseling & Career Services website: www.middlesexcc.edu/counseling
e-mail:
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phone: 732-906-2546
Veterans in need of disability services should contact the Counselor for Students with Disabilities. Services and accommodations are provided in keeping with the regulations and spirit of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act. A variety of services may be provided including adapted testing services, note taker support, sign language interpreters, adaptive technology, liaison with faculty regarding classroom accommodations, books on tape, and other accommodations based on a student's needs and supported by documentation. At the college level it is the student's responsibility to self-identify and request services.
Transition to civilian life can lead to various challenges, including academic, social, physical, financial, emotional, and relational. While many veterans will make a successful return to civilian life, research indicates that as many as 1 in 3 returning veterans may experience serious psychological distress. Whether you have returned from serving abroad or are preparing to be deployed, counselors are available in the Department of Counseling and Career Services to help ease the transition. Services are confidential and no record of counseling appears on the student's permanent academic record.
Career Services assists students in preparing for and obtaining employment (including cooperative education internships) and provide resource information regarding careers, employment projections and area employers.
Middlesex County College Veterans and Servicemembers Association e-mail:
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The men and women of the United States Armed Forces have sacrificed much for their country. Veterans and servicemembers are constantly transitioning back to the civilian life and are often in need of support. The Middlesex County College Veterans and Servicemembers Association is committed to providing high quality leadership and acumen pertaining to the needs of veterans, servicemembers and their families. Our goal is to ensure the members of this organization the academic excellence, intellectual maturity and leadership skills that they will need to ascertain in order to be successful in society. Our veterans and servicemembers have served our country with honor, courage, commitment and loyalty. This organization will return the favor and provide veterans, servicemembers and their dependents with all the support that they may need. For more information, contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , check out the MCCVSA Facebook page or read their blog! |
