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The Community Center for Entrepreneurship
The BHCC Community Center for Entrepreneurship is dedicated to helping students,
faculty, alumni and their surrounding communities create start-up companies. Each
individual or company receives one-on-one counseling with a member of the CCE
staff or our partners from the Massachusetts Small Business Development Center
(MSBDC). The CCE acts as a one-stop center to help budding entrepreneurs
navigate the wide range of entrepreneurial services available within BHCC and
without, creating a unique plan that �ts their skills and vision. From short topical
workshops to non-credit courses or certi�cates, a full Associate Degree program,
or simply one-on-one counseling, CCE helps individuals map their clearest path to
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Career Center
The Career Center provides a wide range of career services to all currently enrolled
students and alumni and provides a valuable link in the partnership between the
College and the business community. Working closely with the academic programs,
career counselors assist students in the process of career development, occupational
research and job search. The Center houses a library of career information, and
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a computer-based career and educational planning program and several resume
writing software programs.
The Career Center is located in Room M101 on the Charlestown Campus and can be
reached at 617-228-2245, or visit www.bhcc.mass.edu/careercenter.
Career and Life Planning. The Career Center helps students with choosing a
major or making wise career decisions. Students can identify their interests, skills
and values by attending offered workshops or taking assessments, including the
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will help students set personal and educational goals as they start and continue their
college education. Career counselors are available to meet with students individually
to guide them through the process of decision-making and career exploration, while
helping them gain the skills necessary for success.
Job Search Activities. Workshops or individual sessions designed to assist students
in all aspects of �nding and keeping employment are offered, including resume writing,
interviewing skills, tips for second language job seekers, how to use online and social
networking sites for job searches and more. Students and alumni can receive coaching
and support while they conduct their job search. Enrolled students and alumni have
around-the-clock web access to BCCC’s eRecruiting (www.bhcc.experience.com)
where they can search and apply for jobs and internships targeted for BHCC students.
Employers are invited to recruit on campus throughout the year.
Job Fairs. Job Fairs are held in the Fall and Spring semesters and provide employers
the opportunity to meet students. Students are able to explore employment and
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career opportunities in several industries through personal contact with employers.
Job Fairs are widely advertised on the campus. Workshops are offered through the
Career Center to prepare students to be successful at the Job Fair.
Internship Programs. The College supports the opportunity for students to gain
hands-on experience in a �eld of study through two types of internships: Academic
Program Internships are 3-credit courses available in several disciplines that count
toward a degree or certi�cate. Career Development Internships are non-credit �eld
placements matched to career learning goals. Current postings, workshops, and
advising are offered to help students identify opportunities, apply, and empower
success on the internship. For more information contact the Internship Coordinator,
Room B211D, Charlestown Campus, or visit www.bhcc.mass.edu/internships4students.
Some interns hip programs may require a CORI/SORI check. Please see pages 14-15
for information on the College’s CORI/SORI policy.
Of�ce for Students with Disabilities
The College provides support services for students with documented disabilities.
These services include classroom accommodations, testing modi�cations and the use
of assistive technology. In addition, the Of�ce offers academic advising, supportive
counseling and study and support groups. These services promote equal access
and student success, while maintaining student con�dentiality and consideration in
accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Rehabilitation Act of
1973. Students with appropriate documentation who wish to request accommodations
should register with the Of�ce for Students with Disabilities, Room D106, Charlestown
Campus, or call 617-228-3415 or 617-228-2234, or TTY 617-228-2051.
Note: Students are responsible for initiating the request for accommodations, which
are only permissible through the Of�ce for Students with Disabilities.
Health Services
Bunker Hill Community College offers health services to promote health education
and wellness in an atmosphere that is welcoming, culturally sensitive and growth
producing. The Health Services Of�ce promotes wellness through health education
awareness programs and individual health counseling.
The Health Services Coordinator provides emergency �rst aid and treatment of
minor injuries and common illnesses and is available to discuss the individual
health concerns of students, faculty and staff. The Coordinator acts as a resource
for information regarding immunizations, student health insurance, referral to local
healthcare providers and health screening. For more information, visit the Health
Services Of�ce, Room E154, Charlestown Campus or call 617-228-2274.
Bunker Hill Community College is a smoke-free environment. Smoking is not
allowed in any building on any campus.
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