Student Handbook - New England Culinary Institute

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WELCOME On behalf of the faculty, administration and staff of New England Culinary Institute (NECI), I want to welcome you to our learning community. Whether you are returning for the next stage of your educational journey or arriving as a new student, I am certain you will find NECI a culinary college that is continuously focused on your success and dedicated to helping you reach your professional goals. NECI is a small college – intentionally so – and we are confident that our size will be to your advantage. You will be working in small groups and we will get to know you very well. Our instructors and support staff will work with you personally and intensely, in order to help you acquire the knowledge and skills you will need as you prepare to enter the dynamic and challenging fields of culinary arts and food services. This Handbook is designed as a resource to assist you in learning what you need to know about NECI. It will provide you with essential information about programs, services and residential life, as well as academic, internship and classroom expectations. This Handbook also contains descriptions of policies and procedures that govern our operations and academic requirements. It describes the responsibilities NECI has to you as well as those responsibilities you have to the college, to your fellow students and to the NECI community. While this Handbook is extensive, it is not exhaustive. Throughout its pages, you will find numerous references to student, residential and academic advisors who are available to answer your questions. Please never hesitate to ask for assistance or advice from these highly skilled members of the NECI faculty and staff. Their primary goal is to help you succeed and thrive. At NECI, we focus on student success and we measure our effectiveness as educators through your performance. When you are successful we are successful. We are pleased to have you with us. Sincerely, Francis Voigt Founder and President Page 5
EMERGENCY NUMBERS Emergencies are events that threaten life, health, security, and/or property. Students should address all other concerns using common sense and alert the Coordinator(s) of Residence Life, the Coordinators of Student Services and Student Programs or the Maintenance Department. They will handle the situation at the next available opportunity. In emergency situations, use the following contact numbers: Emergency Numbers Fire/Police or Medical Emergency 911 State Police: 802.229.9191 Montpelier Police 911 Montpelier Fire Department 911 Maintenance Emergency pager: 802.479.6150 Coordinator(s) of Residence Life 802.225.3291 In all other situations, use the following contact numbers (these phones will be answered during office hours; leave a message at other times): Non-Emergency Numbers Montpelier Fire Department 802.229.4913 Montpelier Police 802.223.3445 Academic Advisor 802.225.3315 Attendance Line 802.225.3257 Coordinator of Learning Services 802.225.3327 Coordinator(s) of Residence Life 802.225.3291 Coordinator of Student Services 802.225.3346 Coordinator of Student Programs 802.225.3316 Department Chair of Baking and Pastry 802.839.8317 Department Chair of Culinary Arts 802.225.3223 Department Chair of HRM 802.238.8651 Director of Academic Services 802.225-3205 Senior Academic Advisor 802.225.3345 Director of Facilities 802.793.2836 Director of Financial Aid 802.225.3220 Director of Student Accounts 802.225.3217 Head of Housekeeping 802.498.7139 Manager of Career Services 802.225.3306 Maintenance Office 802.225.3239 Online Student Coordinator 802.225.3256 Page 6
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