Student Handbook - Mount Olive College

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COLLEGE OFFICES AND SERVICESSection 2The following is a listing of services and programs sponsored by Mount Olive College. For furtherinformation, students are encouraged to review the College Catalog, see the specific office, or inquire at theStudent Development Office.Academic Advising2.1Academic advising is coordinated through the Registrar’s Office and Student Success Center. This includesassignment of students to an academic adviser, assistance with building a schedule and registration procedures, andcoordination of declaring a major or changing majors. New student and transfer student orientation is alsocoordinated through this office in conjunction with the Office of Student Development.Academic Support2.2The Student Success Center, located at 549 Michael Martin Drive in the Waylin Center, provides the followingprograms and services: Career Center, Teaching and Learning Center, Disability Services, and Teacher Education.Students are invited to visit these offices for information about these programs and services. See also the CollegeCatalog and these listings in the Student Handbook: Career Center, Teaching and Learning Center, and DisabilityServices.Bookstore2.3The College Bookstore, located in the Poole Administration Building at Mount Olive, is an auxiliary enterprise ofthe College. It is owned and operated by Barnes and Noble for the purpose of supplying students with books andsupplies required in their classes. Customers will find Mount Olive College souvenirs, clothing, and devotional,general and reference books.Campus Ministry2.4The Campus Minister, located in the Student Development Office, is available to provide counseling services forpersonal, academic, religious, marital, or other concerns. Help is also available with personal or family crises, lifedecisions, values clarifications, and other areas. When there is a sickness or death in a student’s family, the CampusMinister should be notified.The Campus Ministry Office also provides liaison with churches in the Convention of Original Free Will Baptistsand offers and fosters student spiritual growth through a number of religious student organizations: Free Will BaptistFellowship, Fellowship of Christian Students, Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Students TheologicalFellowship.Campus Safety2.5Every effort is made to make each location a safe place for students to study, work, and live. Questions and concernsshould be referred to the Campus Safety Office or Office of Student Development. A Campus Safety Officer is onduty 24 hours a day to ensure the safety of the Campus Community. Special services include Lost and Found,Operation I.D., Campus Escort Service, “Ripped Off” program and Bike and Laptop registration and AnonymousTip Site: www.moc.edu/safety/. Any condition that could endanger the welfare of students should be reportedimmediately to the appropriate authority (a Campus Safety Officer or other Student Development staff member).The Campus Safety Office is located in the Lois K. Murphy Regional Center.12
The local police, fire and rescue departments are available to service the campus or students when needed. Allstudents, personnel and visitors are subject to College policies, city ordinances, and state and federal laws.In compliance with the Campus Security Act of 1990, Mount Olive College annually publishes and distributesstatistics about the range of crimes and other violations of law at each location, as well as specific policies outlinedin the Act. This information is included in the Student Handbook.Student Responsibility for Safety and SecurityReasonable measures are taken to maintain a safe and secure environment at every College location, but theCollege does not intend to guarantee that the campus is safe and secure at all times in all areas for allpurposes. Therefore, students and College personnel should always exercise prudent judgment and commonsense with regard to safety and security.Career Center2.6Located in the Waylin Center (549 Michael Martin Drive) at Mount Olive, the Career Center provides the followingservices:Career Planning• Personal Career Advising by a career services professional• Online Career Guidance with interactive self assessment• Self Assessments and Interest Inventories- important first step in choosing an appropriate career• Majors/Career Fair which assist in gathering realistic data concerning careers• Graduate School information- materials which assist in organizing and conducting graduate school search• Career Panels which provide occupational information and networking opportunities with guest speakersJob Search• MOC Job Network- provides an on-line job board for students to search for jobs, internships, and co-ops.• Writing Resumes workshops assist in preparing professional resumes• Mock Interviews allow interview practice and feedback• Job Search Counseling Guidance for your personal job search• Career and Job Fairs allow networking and interview opportunities with employers• Interviewing Workshops provide successful interviewing techniques and job-search protocols• Senior Guide a job search booklet customized for Seniors• Mentoring Network MOC alumni offer advice about careers, employers, internship and employmentopportunitiesTechnologyMOC Job NetworkStudents can register with the Career Center, search job listings, post resumes, and apply for internships, part-time orfull-time jobs. Register at www.collegecentral.com/moc or www.moc.edu/careercenter and click on Register Nowwith the MOC Job Network.DiscoverThis interactive, easy-to-use career guidance software helps students understand their work-related values, skills,and interests. Students use DISCOVER to find current, in-depth information on occupations and career paths.What can I do with a major in…. guides provide valuable information to help students research what they can dowith specific majors. At www.moc.edu/careercenter, students may click on “Students” and click on “Choosing aMajor” and then “What can I do with a major in…” and have immediate access to valuable career developmentinformation and additional links.13
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