Success is a Lifestyle
2012 has arrived and,
with a New Year, individuals look for a fresh
start. Like a re-birth,
many hope to remove
bad habits and cloak
themselves in a new
and bright wardrobe
that is replete with
opportunities for
success and
improvement.
However, as the year
takes hold, most people find the transformation from the old comfortable self
to a new better self to be a task that is
as challenging and illusive as congress
submitting a balanced budget.
As Site Manager for the NTC of Mott
Community College, I cannot provide
you with a simple solution for ongoing
success. I do think it is important to
outline some basic foundations that will
help
you
both
as
students,
employees, and individuals to have
better control and direction of your own
success.
Success is a Lifestyle
 Setting successful habits is a “way
of life” that is built and established
over time and not a resolution that
one writes down at the beginning of a
new year. Most success comes from
long term commitments and not short
term proclamations.
 Set Goals that are important to you
and your life. Know the reason for
each goal and believe in its value.
You are more likely to stick with a goal
if you value reason for achieving the
end result.
 Do not be afraid to Fail…it is the
most important ingredient in success.
A positive failure is doing your best at
something without the desired results.
It means you did your best, learned
from the experience, and are better
prepared for additional opportunities.
A negative failure occurs when you do
not try or learn from your experience. It
is what you do and how you conduct
yourself during the failure that creates
future success. Thomas Edison failed
over 1,000 times before finding a material that would illuminate the light
bulb. Look at positive failures as steps
on the road of success.
 Prepare
for the expected and
unexpected. If everything went as
planned life would be so much easier.
We cannot always change or alter
things that are out of our control but
we can prepare and plan for some of
these obstacles. Let us use taking a
class at MCC as an example. Below
are habits to help college students be
more successful.
 Introduce yourself to the
instructor and observe their
personality, teaching style, and
class requirements. Go to their
office hours, talk to the professor
after class, and email questions
about things you do not understand. In the best case, they forge
a two-way relationship with the
professor.
 Make a friend in class. You can
help each other if you miss a
lecture or need help understanding
a concept.
 Understand the class
syllabus which provides
grading, testing and
assignment information. Try to
read ahead if possible and plan for
activities in your life that may
interfere with your class
assignments. Planning and
anticipating those things will
enable you to do your work before
it is due or work with the instructor
for a solution.
 Attend Class…higher grades are
directly correlated to high
attendance.
 Sit in front or as close to the
instructor as possible. Listen
and engage your mind within the
topic of the lecture. Actively try to
understand the information being
presented.
 Schedule study time. Plan
ahead so your study time can be
schedule just like a job or activity.
Do not just think study time will
happen.
 Get involved within the college.
Campus clubs and groups bring
similar people together to share
activities. These will build both
friendships and provide possible
networking connections for the
future.
 Set Priorities, college is a
balancing act between going to
classes, doing the homework,
having a social life, and, for many
students, holding down a
job. Actions speak loader than
words …your priorities will be
articulated by how much time is
spent on each activity.
 Control your emotions and look
for solutions. You may do poorly
on an assignment or disagree with
your professor. Be professional
and approach any problem with a
positive attitude. Do not blame the
instructor but ask for assistance,
how to improve, or ways to
improve the situation.
Continue...
1 ConƟnuaƟon of Life is a Success

Do not be afraid to seek assistance. Establish
a support group in life and for important activities.
Everyone has limitations but recognizing them
and finding help is the best way to overcome.
The college has some amazing resources for
students success that include:
 Math Empowerment Zone: Free math help
for any student in any math class provided by
MCC instructors. Gorman Center
 Writing Center: Any student with any writing
assignment can get help by MCC English
instructors. They will critique and assist you
with your assignment. Curtice Mott Building
I hope that each of you will have a
wonderful and productive semester and
year. Feel free to stop by and meet me
and my staff. We are always eager to
help. Each student continues their
success at MCC and the Northern Tier
Center.
Thomas Saelens
Thomas Saelens, NTC Site Manager
& the MCC Northern Tier Center Staff
 Tutoring:
NTC provides tutoring in several
areas and the Main Campus Learning Center
provides tutoring and special accommodations
for students that qualify.
 Student Life: Join one of the twenty active
MCC clubs/organization or create your own.
Prahl Center
SEVERE
WEATHER
Announcements
are made on the
Local Radio and
TV Stations.
For
COLLEGE
CLOSING
Please call the
Main Campus
Security Office
(810) 232-8989
Northern Tier Center Staff:
(810) 232-8044
Thomas Saelens, Site Manager
Marcia Teer, Administrative
Assistant
Deborah Potts, Secretary
Peggy Searles, Staff Support
Work Study Students:
Heather Whitehead
Yourlonda Lewis
Winter Office Hours:
Monday - Thursday
7:30 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday
7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
2 NTC RESOURCES & SERVICES
Winter Semester - 2012/3
SCHEDULE
PLACEMENT TESTING
4082 W. Vienna Road
Clio, MI 48420
(810) 232-8044
Monday
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Wednesday
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Thursday
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
COUNSELING HOURS
1/14/12 - 5/4/12
OFFICE HOURS:
Monday - Thursday
7:30 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday
7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Monday
11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
ORIENTATIONS
Saturday
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Day
Date
Time
Tuesday
Feb. 7, 2012
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Monday
Feb. 27, 2012
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Thursday
March 8, 2012
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Monday
April 16, 2012
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Thursday
April 19, 2012
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Monday
April 30, 2012
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
COMPUTER LAB HOURS
Monday
11:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday
8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
:mt NTC Winter 2012 Schedule Hours 10‐Jan‐12 ‐ Revised 17‐Jan‐11 11:30 AM - 5:30 PM
8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
3 NTC RESOURCES & SERVICES
Pencils
.15₵ ea.
Pens
.40₵ ea.
Notebooks
$1.50 ea.
Green Scantron (Mini)
.25₵ ea.
Blue Scantron (Health Sciences) .30₵ ea.
Green Scantron & Essay
.30₵ ea.
Blue Books
.40₵ ea.
Free math help for
any student in
Any math class provided
by MCC Instructors.
Gorman Building Room # G2106
For further informa on
contact:
(810) 762‐0178
Tutorial Services
Is offered at
The Northern Tier Center
PAC Group Study Session for
BIOL 151
PLEASE CONTACT:
WALK‐IN
For available tutoring session at
Math Study Hours Sessions
Individualized Appointments
In specific subjects.
Deborah Potts, Secretary
(810) 232-4336
4 NTC RESOURCES & SERVICES
COPY MACHINE
(Located in Student Lounge)
10₵ Per Page
Must place money on
Cash Card Loader
Or Student ID Card to use machine.
COMPUTER LAB
4₵ Per Page
Must place money on Cash Card
Loader or Student ID Card
To use machine.
ABSOLUTELY THE LAST
RESORT ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
.25₵ Per Page
PAY TO
PRINT
Has been instituted in the
MCC Computer Labs.
Students must present a
Photo ID and
Current course schedule
To use the Computer Lab.
Information
Technology
Service
COST:
BLACK & WHITE - 4₵ Per Page
COLOR - 25₵ Per Page
5 NTC RESOURCES & SERVICES
Cedric Kendall, Public Safety Police Officer
Migel Gatica, Public Safety Police Officer
Come By To See NTC Police Officers!
Office: Room #109
Office Hours:
Monday - Thursday (7:00 AM - 9:30 PM)
Friday (7:00 AM- 5:00 PM)
Cedric Kendall, is a certified police officer with 24
years of Law Enforcement experience. He recently
retired from the Flint Police Department in April 2011.
He is also a U.S. Army Veteran.
Officer Kendall has been with the Mott
Community College for 3 years, since November 2010.
His work schedule is (Monday-Friday) 7:00 am-3:30
pm and his office is located in Room 109 across the
hall of the Computer Lab.
If you have any questions or issues please, feel free to
contact us at (810) 232-4339 or Room 109.
6 Winter Driving Tips
As winter weather hits much of
the country it’s important to keep
in mind the challenges and
potential dangers of slicksurface driving. Here are a few
things to keep in mind this winter:
Officer Gatica has been with the Mott Community
College since September 2010 where he was
assigned to work at the Southern Lakes Branch
Center. He was recently assigned to work at the
Northern Tier Center winter semester 2012.
1.) Be sure you’ve refreshed
yourself on the dos and don’ts of
skid control and take the time to
be cautious even in parking lots.
You may fully believe that you
can easily handle a skid but
when the slick hits the fan, so to
speak, you’ll want to be very
sure your reflexive response is
quick and appropriate.
Their work schedules are (Monday-Friday) 7:30 am3:30 pm and 3:00 pm - 9:30 pm and his office is
located in Room 109 across the hall of the Computer
Lab.
2.) Remember the reality of
reduced traction during snowy,
slippery weather and stay alert
for sharp turns and curvy roads.
Migel Gatica, is a certified police officer with 24 years
of Law Enforcement experience. He retired from the
Flint Police Department in June 2009.
If you have any questions or issues please, feel free
to contact us at (810) 232-4339 or Room 109.
4.) How’s the tread on your
tires? And also check your
wiper blades.
5.) Remember that snow banks
are tempting for sledding kids.
If you see a pack of minilugers, don’t assume that they’ll
be smart enough to avoid taking the street side route down
the pile that could send them
right into your path.
6.) Don’t assume that other
drivers are prepared to deal
with slippery road surfaces
appropriately. They very likely
aren’t...you’ve
seen
the
accidents! Keep your distance
as much as possible when
driving gets slick.
3.) Don’t assume that you’ll be
able to stop within a normal
distance when approaching that
stop sign. Plan ahead and test
your braking ability in slippery
weather, well before the stop
sign.
Call Anytime Northern Tier Center: (810) 232-4339
Main Campus: (810) 762-5666 * Non-Emergency: (810) 762-0222
6 MCC RESOURCES & SERVICES
SMOKE FREE
ZONE!!
Northern Tier Center is a
Smoke &
Tobacco
Free Campus ‐ Absolutely
NO SMOKING
In the building or on
the grounds.
Physical education Classroom
and Fitness Lab is located in the
Ballenger Field House of the
main Mott Campus.
Provides a safe, educational
environment for individual fitness evaluation and training.
Microfit Fitness Profile testing
aids participants in setting realistic, personal fitness goals.
Workout programs utilizes Universal Super Circuit equipment
for strength and cardiopulmonary/aerobic programming.
Fitness Center
Hours
Phone:
(810) 762‐0026
Monday ‐ Thursday
9:00 AM ‐ 6:00 PM
Friday ‐ Saturday
9:00 AM ‐ 1:00 PM
Open to all MCC students,
faculty and staff who have
completed one of these MCC
courses:
PEAC-130
Super Circuit Training
PEAC - 144
Weight Training
PEAC - 106
Physical Conditioning
After successful course
completion.
DENTAL HYGIENE
CLINIC
FITNESS CENTER
Membership Fee is
$25.00 each semester
For Appointments ‐ Please Contact: (810) 762‐0493 Low cost, quality dental hygiene services are available to the public at Mo ’s Dental Hygiene Clinic located on the 2nd floor of the Mo Memorial Building. Dental Hygiene students provide these services under the close faculty supervision by licensed Den st and Dental Hygienists. 




Complete prophylaxis (teeth cleaning) Fluoride Treatment Nutri onal Assessment Oral Screening Periodontal Evalua on For a slightly higher fee, these services are also available. 

Sealants X‐Rays Series WINTER Rush Hours
January 3 ‐ 20, 2012
Mon ‐ Thur
7:45am ‐ 7pm
Fri
7:45am ‐ 5pm
Sat / Sun
Closed
Closed
1/16/12 MLK Jr. Day
Spring Break
March 12 ‐ 18, 2012
Mon.‐Thur. 9am ‐ 4pm
Fri March 18, 2012 Closed
WINTER Regular Hours
Jan 23 ‐ May 11, 2012
Mon & Tue
7:45am ‐ 7pm
Wed ‐ Fri
7:45am ‐ 5pm
Sat / Sun
Closed
7 MCC RESOURCES & SERVICES
Transition’s School of Cosmetology Salon
A full service salon right on MCC’s main campus. Open to students, faculty, staff and the general public. All services performed by senior students under the supervision of licensed, professional cosmetology and nail technician instructors. All chemicals, color and ar ficial nails must be in by 5:45 P.M.
HOURS
Tuesday ‐ Friday
8:00 AM ‐ 10:30 AM
 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY: Clients are taken on a first come, first serve
basis. For more informa on, call (810) 232‐8012.
 DISCOUNTS:
 Seniors (Age 60 and older) ‐ 50% off regular price
 MCC Staff and students with proper MCC ID ‐ 20% off all services.
 GIFT CERTIFICATES Are Available.
 PAYMENT: All salon services are payable by cash or check only.
 LOCATION: Salon entrance and client parking is located in the north‐east
corner of the Visual Arts and Design Center ‐ West of the RTC Bldg. off Robert
T. Longway Blvd.
8 MCC RESOURCES & SERVICES
IMPORTANT DATES
WINTER 2012/3 SEMESTER
Date
Notes
January 14th
Classes START
January 20th
Last day to drop with FULL refund
January 24th
Last day to drop with HALF refund
January 25th
Date of Record - Classes registered on or after this date will
not be paid by Pell and Tip.
February 13th
First Day of Classes for Late Start Semester.
February 13th February 17th
Add/Drop for Late Start Semester. Full tuition and fees must
be paid or payment option secured at time of registration.
February 20th
Last day to drop a class for full tuition refund.
February 23rd
Last day to drop a class for one-half tuition refund. Last day
to drop a class without a grade recorded.
February 24th
Date of Record. Dropping classes on or after this date will
result in a grade on your transcripts.
March 7th
Last day of classes for First Half.
March 8th
First day of classes for Second Half Semester.
March 12th - 18th
SPRING BREAK
March 23rd
Midterm Grades Due
March 23rd
Last Day to change to audit status for 15 weeks Semester.
April 27th
Last Day to Drop with “W”.
May 5th
Commencement
May 7th
Final Grades are due.
9 MCC RESOURCES & SERVICES
The Mott Community College
Writing Center
Curtice-Mott 2031 * (810) 762-0229
http://writingcenter.mcc.edu
The Writing Center offers free consulting services
to assist you with any writing assignment, and with
any stage of your writing process:







Understanding the assignment
Developing your ideas
Researching additional information
Clarifying specific points
Organizing your work
Documenting resources
Even understanding specific grammatical
confusions
We also have 17 computer stations available for
student writing and research, and study tables and
group areas. Computer or table use is on a firstcome, first-serve basis; consulting services are
available by appointment. Thirty minute appointments are available during all open hours.
Winter 2012 Hours:
Monday-Thursday: 8:30am-6:00pm
Saturday: 12:00pm-2:00pm
Please make your appointment at least one week
before your paper is due, and remember to bring
your assignment sheet and any work you've completed on the assignment.
FINANCIAL AID WORKSHOPS
2012 ACADEMIC YEAR
Funding for FASFA:
Winter 2012 & Spring 2012
Day
Dates
Times
Monday 1/23/12 10:30 am Wednesday 1/25/12 9:30 am 11:00 am Friday 1/27/12 3:00 pm 4:30 pm Tuesday 1/31/12 12:30 pm 2:00 pm Workshops are held in Room 2270 MCC
Prahl College Center-Flint Campus
Please call or go on-line for reservations:
(810) 762-0144
What is Mo ’s Financial Aid Code for
When will I receive my financial aid
the FAFSA Applica on? The code refund? If there is any money remaining on required for the FAFSA Applica on is your account a er tui on, fees, books and 002261. supplies have been paid: Pell Grant refunds are released approximately 3 weeks a er What are the dates of the 2011‐2012 the Date of Record. Semester? Winter 2012 (2012/3 January 14, 2012 ‐ May 4, 2012) Is the disbursement date the day my loan money is sent to me? No. The How do I figure out how much Pell disbursement date assigned to each funding I am eligible for? Please refer semester is the date that your lender sends to your Student Aid Report (SAR) to us the money. This date is usually set 30 get your EFC. The exact amount of days a er he beginning of the semester. your award is based on your EFC and If there is any money. the number of credits that you registered for at the me of the date. What is the Date of Record? The Date of Record is when each student’s number of Why can’t I log into WebAdvisor? credits are reported to the Michigan Your WebAdvisor account is set up Department of Educa on. during orienta on. How do I check the status of my loan? If What is Work Study? Work Study is you have not received a le er from your part of a financial aid award package lender, please contact them to find out that allows a student to work on about your federal student loan. This site campus. A student can earn up to the will also give you informa on on federal dollar amount posted for a term. grant amounts. Not all students have work study award. When will my loans be disbursed? Loans are disbursed to the college approximately What is Mo ’s Refund Policy? MCC’s 30 days into the semester; please check refund schedule has been created to your disclosure statement for details at include a full refund period and a half www.studentloans.gob. Once the funds are refund period every semester. disbursed to the college. How much will my classes cost? Tui‐
I have a credit on my account, how is that on rates vary depending on whether refunded to me? If there are any funds you are in‐district, out‐of‐district, or remaining a er tui on and book fees have out‐of‐state. been paid, a check will be issued to the student and mailed to the address we have Why can’t I register for E‐Learning on record. Remaining Pell Grand refunds Classes? Students at MCC who have will not. not successfully completed one (1) WWW, IMM or CMM course, will How do I register for classes? First‐ me need to take a Distance Learning students or students with less than 12 Educa onal System Preparedness credits. Students must have an advisor’s class (DLES 100). signature on their Class Schedule Work‐
sheet to register in the records. Why can’t I register or drop‐on‐line? There may be a few different reasons you are not able to register for a class online. You will not be able to register on‐line un l you have complete a full semester at MCC with final grades in. 10 MCC RESOURCES & SERVICES
2012/3
Winter Semester
TUITION RATE
INCREASE
11 Office of Student Financial Services RESOURCES & CONTACT INFORMATION
Website: www.mcc.edu Phone: (810) 762‐0144/Fax: (810) 762‐5671 Toll Free (800) 852‐8614 (MI Residents Only) Mo Community College School Code = 002261 Career Resource Center~ Prahl College Center Room 2050 accessible for filing Financial Aid on‐line. FEDERAL
STATE
Direct Loans
https:www.mcc.edu/financial_aid/fa_loans.shtml
1-800-852-8614
Michigan Education Trust (MET)
1 (800) 638-4543
Defaulted Loans
1 (800) 621-3115
Federal Student Aid Programs (FAFSA)
www.fafsa.ed.gov
1 (800) 433-3243
Internal Revenue Services (IRS)
http:www.irs.gov
1 (800) 829-1040
Selective Services
www.sss.gov
1 (847) 688-6888
Social Security Administration
www.ssa.gov
1 (800) 772-1213
Michigan Competitive Scholars (MCS)
Tuition Incentive Program (TIP)
1 (800) 562-4957
Michigan Educational Savings Plan (MESP)
1 (877) 861-6377
Michigan Indian Tuition Waiver
1 (800) 562-4957
Michigan Merit Award (MEAP Scores)
1 (888) 447-2687
www.michigan.giv/mistudentaid
1.
2.
3.
“Merit Certification” from right side column/page.
Online Certification: from left side column/page.
Proceed to complete the Online Certification.
Michigan Rehabilitation Services
1 (810) 760-2103 (Flint Office)
1 (810) 982-8571 (Port Huron)
No Worker Left Behind Program
1 (810) 232-2555
(Sessions are being held on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10 am - 12 pm)
MOTT COMMUNITY COLLEGE
PUBLIC
MCC Honors Program
3.5 or higher High School or College
http://www.mcc.edu/honors/hp_index.shtml
(810) 762-0360
UAW Daimler Chrysler
1 (800) 225-1418
Carlo Cisneros, Fin. Aid - Community Outreach
1 (810) 762-5125 or (810) 232-2555
Lutheran Social Services Education and Training
http://mietv.issm.org
1 (877) 660-METV (6388)
Can provide up to $5,000 per year assistance
MCC Learning Center & Disability Services
http://www,mcc,edy/learnin/lc_index.shtml
Prahl College Center 2280
1 (810) 762-0399
MCC Scholarship Application
Apply for MCC Scholarship on-line - www.mcc.edu
MCC Workforce Development Office (Resources)
http://www.mcc.edu/21_workshop_dev/workforce_index.shtml
709 North Saginaw Street, Flint, MI 48503
(810) 232-2555
Women in Education
http://www.mcc.edu/10_alumn/fd_women_in_educ_init.shtml
(810) 762-0243
12 LEARN HOW
TO DESIGN A
WEBSITE FOR
BUSINESS &
PERSONAL !!
Mott Community College
Northern Tier Center
Will be offering an
ONLY
$49.00
N
PER PERSO
Class on
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
6:00 PM—9:00 PM
Northern Tier Center
4082 West Vienna Road, Clio, MI
Room # 122
Instructor: Kevin Boyd, M.B.A., M.S.
For Further Information:
Please call (810) 232-8044 or stop in at the NTC.
No programming required! Discover easy-to-use design tools that
can build your personal or business website in 60 minutes. The
class will cover the do’s and don’ts, tips and traps of website design.
Optional workbooks available for purchase during class. Taught by
a multi-award winning instructor and published author from Seattle.
Section: NOCR-NTCWEB-01
COST: $49.00 Per Person
13 ONLY
$49.00
Per Person
Mott Community College
Northern Tier Center
Will be offering an
LEARN
HOW TO
MAKE
MONEY
Class on
Monday, March 5, 2012
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Northern Tier Center
4082 West Vienna Road, Clio, MI
Room # 122
Instructor: Kevin Boyd, M.B.A., M.S.
For Further Information:
Please call (810) 232-8044 or stop in at the NTC.
Whether you simply want to get rid of “stuff,”
desire additional part-time income or serious eBay
business, this class is your foundation. Learn how
to set up an eBay Seller account, create
successful eBay listings, upload pictures and
accept credit card payments with PayPal.
Included are selling “Tips, Tricks and the Traps” to
avoid. Covers how to conduct market research
analysis, determine shipping costs, where to get
FREE shipping supplies, how to print shipping
labels from your home computer and get FREE
home pick-up. Optional workbooks available for
purchase during class. Taught by multi-award
winning eBay instructor and published author.
SECTION: NOCR-NTCEBAY-01
COST: $49.00
14 Mott Community College - CLUBS
This club will educate and enhance
awareness of domestic violence among
students at Mott Community College. To promote, inspire, and motivate the
sports team and athletes at Mott
Community College through attendance at
sporting events and increasing public
awareness of the athletic programs at
MCC. Club members will be active in
learning cheering routines for sporting and
other campus events. Meeting Dates: Every 3rd Monday Time: 1:00 PM Place: Student Life Conference Room Advisor: Sgt. Nancy Metcalf Phone: (810) 762-0052 Meeting Dates: Every Monday Time: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM AND Meeting Dates: Wednesday Time: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM And Meeting Dates: Friday Time: 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM Place: Ballenger Field House,
Auxiliary Gym or the Lawn Advisor: Tony Caldwell Phone: (810) 449-0648 
A social club for MCC students, alumni and
friends interested in increasing exposure,
experience, and skills in using American
Sign Language. Meeting Dates: Every other Thursday Time: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Place: Curtice-Mott Complex And Meeting Dates: Every other Wednesday Time: 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM Place: ASL Lab – CM 2101, Curtice – Mott
Complex Advisor: Isabel Florence Phone: (810) 762-0470 (voice) or (810) 762
-0272 TTY Promote students interests and abilities in the art of cooking, baking, and
marketing of sanitary food stuff. 
Provide students with a forum to
exchange information on food products – costs, preparation, presentation and storage. 
Participants develop and sell food
products in the Prahl Center building
as a fund raiser for field trips, food
tasting, or dining experience. Meeting Dates: First and Third Tuesdays of the month (Fall & Winter semester) Time: 1:30 PM Place: Applewood Café – Prahl College
Center – First Floor Advisor: Matthew Cooper Phone: (810) 762-0590 To bring together multicultural students and
people from the community for artistic,
recreational and social programs with special emphasis on dance. Meeting Dates: Every Tuesday and
Wednesday Time: 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM Place: Bear Bistro Lobby, Curtice-Mott
Complex Advisor: Tony Caldwell Phone: (810) 423-6356 CECM wants to empower students
through biblical solutions for everyday life.
As students connect with other students at
the college who share their spiritual faith, a
supportive environment and outlet for students will be created that will positively
impact both their academic success and
individual growth. Meeting Dates: 1st and 3rd Fridays
of the month Time: 3:30 PM Place: Student Life Advisor: Paul Holdren Phone: (810) 232-8939 Mott Community College - CLUBS
15 Mott Community College - CLUBS
The purpose of the Black and Gold Dancers
are to promote school spirit and provide halftime entertainment at athletic events, and to
represent the school and community at all
dance team appearances. To provide dancers
with a successful and meaningful experience in
a positive and healthy environment. Team
members work toward maintaining high
academic achievement, increasing their dance
ability, practicing positive sportsmanship,
learning effective time management and
forming strong friendships. To offer safe and fun entertainment for Mott
students and to provide insight into Japanese
culture through animation, graphic novels and
media. Meeting Dates: Every Friday Time: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM Place: Student Life’s “Jittery Joe’s, PCC100 Advisor: Brian Harding Phone: (810) 762-0516 Meeting Dates: Every Monday and Wednesday Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Place: TBA Advisor: Demika Johnson Phone: (810) 232-2462 To provide support to Media Arts and
Entertainment Technology (MAET) students
who are interested in a Certification and/or an
Associate Degree in MAET. To provide MCC and the Flint area with
service, resources, and culture through
education, community service and music. Meeting Dates: Every Wednesday Time: 10:00 AM Place: Mott Memorial Building, MMB B021 Advisor: David Rembiesa Phone: (810) 232-4742 We specialize in leadership development,
fundraising, community service, tours, and
travel. To educate the public on methods to improve
oral health. Also to prepare student members
for the National Board Exam. Meeting Dates: Every Wednesday Time: 2:00 PM Place: Mott Memorial Building, Dental Area Advisor: Dr. Wilkoff Phone: (810) 287-5084 A community of people who want to get together to share their interest/knowledge in/of the art
of photography. Meeting Dates: Every Friday
(Fall & Winter Semester) Time: 4:00 PM Place: Regional Technology Center – RTC2328 Advisor: David Humphrey Phone: (810) 762-0443 Meeting Dates: 1st and 3rd
Wednesday of the month Time: 12:00 PM Place: Mott Memorial Building – MMB 2011 Advisor: Lloyd Nicholson Phone: (810) 762-0332 Our objectives are to convene female college
students in a setting that will empower and
enrich their lives. Join us today as we
establish a group of progressive women who
will become leaders of this campus and the
community at large. We’ll do all of this … and
have fun while we do it. Meeting Dates: 2nd and 4th
Thursday of each month Time: 1:00 PM Place: Student Life Center Advisor: Lennetta Coney Phone: (810) 762-0269 Alpha Omicron Iota is the local chapter of Phi
Theta Kappa at Mott Community College. It
was founded on April 10, 1989 by Dr. Gail
Knapp. To be eligible for full membership, you
must be enrolled in a program at Mott leading
to an Associate’s Degree, have completed 12
credits that count toward the degree, have a
cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher, and have full
rights of citizenship in your country. Meeting Dates: 2nd and 4th
Tuesday of the Month Time: 2:00 PM Place: Mott Memorial Building – MMB 2025 Advisor: Dr. Townes Miller Phone: (810) 762-5760 Our purpose is to provide support to gay,
lesbian, bisexual, transgender and
heterosexual individuals in the form of peer,
professional, and group meetings. We strive
to provide education about LGBT issues to all
students and the college community at large,
and to advocate for LGBT rights for the fair
and equal treatment of all persons on
campus. Meeting Dates: Every Friday Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM Place: Prahl College Center –
Genesee Room Advisor: Samuel Murchie Email: gsa@mcc.edu Meeting Dates: Every other Thursday Time: 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM Place: Mott Memorial Building – MMB 2139 Advisor: Brenda Zicha Phone: (810) 762-5398 16 Mott Community College - CLUBS
To provide support for education
students who are interested in becoming teachers. Our goal is to
promote leadership development
and service through experiential
learning, volunteer projects, and
community service; to network with
other fellow education students and
to learn about the education field. The Student Government recommends
recognition of student clubs and organizations and approves special projects. It also
arranges for speakers and activities, and
considers problems presented by their
fellow students. Meeting Dates: Once a month on the 3rd
Thursday Time: 3:00 PM Place: Student Life Center located in the
Prahl College Center Advisor: Dawn Vanniman Phone: (810) 762-0022 Meeting Dates: 2nd & 4th Thursday Time: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Place: Student Life Club Resource
Room Advisor: Sounya Walker Phone: (810) 232-4955 To provide support for current and
future early childhood educators in
the development of leadership and
service to this college and community; to cultivate fellowship among
early childhood education students
and to promote the welfare and
education of young children. The MCC-SNA is a chapter of the state
and national SNA. Our mission is to organize, represent and mentor Club students
preparing for initial licensure as nurses. The
club conveys the standards and ethics of
the nursing profession and promotes the
development of the skills that students will
need as responsible and accountable members of the nursing profession. Members
advocate for high quality health care and for
advances in nursing education. A nurturing
and supportive environment for students in
the field of nursing to experience community involvement and educational development. Meeting Dates: September 20, October 18,
and November 20 Time: 3:30 AM Place: Curtice-Mott Complex – CM 2312 Advisor: Amy Whitman Phone: (810) 232-6624 Meeting Dates: 3rd Thursday of the
month Time: 5:30PM Place: Mott Memorial Building –
MMB 2008 Advisor: Becky Garske Phone: (810) 762-0489 The mission of the Respiratory
Care Student Society is to promote
public awareness of the respiratory
care profession, participate in community health promotions and educational activities and raise funds to
support goals of advancing the
education of club members. Meeting Dates: 2nd Wednesday of
the month Time: 11:30 AM – 12:00 PM Place: Curtice – Mott Complex –
CM1212 Advisor: David Panzlau Phone: (810) 232-6563 The intent of the Club SOTA is to promote
activities which will enhance student
knowledge of occupational therapy and
contribute to the college and the community
in a meaningful way. This club is open to
any MCC student who is interested in occupational therapy. Meeting Dates: First Thursday of the Month
(Fall & Winter Semester) Time: 11:30 AM Place: Southern Lakes Branch Center –
Room# SLBC-1011 Advisor: Wendy Early Phone: (810) 762-5018 The mission of the social work profession is rooted in a set of core
values. These core values, embraced by social workers throughout
the profession's history, are the
foundation of social work's unique
purpose and perspective. Core
values, and the ethical principles
that flow from them, must be balanced within the context and complexity of the human experience. The Travel Club was founded in 1999 for
the purpose of gaining a better understanding of different cultures and knowledge of
the world through planning and experiencing actual visits and trips to various geographic destinations. Meeting Dates: Every Tuesday (Fall & Winter Semester) Time: 3:00 PM Place: Student Life, PCC 1240 Advisor: Wanda Stitt Phone: (810) 762-0429 Meeting
Dates:
Every
other
Wednesday Time: 3:00 PM Place: Mott Memorial Building –
MMB 2025 Advisor: Paul Jordan Phone: (810) 232-2321 17 Mott Community College - CLUBS
The SPTA club has four objectives: The MCC Tutoring Club is an organization
formed to promote the role of tutors. Its
goals are to provide an advancement
procedure for tutors, to provide needed
educational criteria, to promote the welfare
and fellowship and the exchange of tutorial
experiences. 
Promoting
the
recognition
and
presence of the Physical Therapist
Assistant program at MCC. 
Providing students who may be
interested in the Physical Therapist
Assistant program or field of Physical
Therapy an opportunity to meet and talk
with students and advisors in the program. Meeting Dates: Fridays Time: 3:00 PM Place: Learning Center Advisor: Koaster Brim Phone: (810) 762-0376 
Assisting club members to attend a
professional Physical Therapy conference
and create enthusiasm for their profession
and awareness of the opportunities for
continuing professional growth beyond
graduation as a Physical Therapist
Assistant.
Represent and promote the
Code of Ethics as presented in the American Physical Therapy Association Meeting Dates: The last
Thursday of each month Time: 3:00 PM Place: Southern Lakes Branch Camps – SLBC-1502 Advisor: Diane Tremblay Phone: (810) 762-0519 A collection of students seeking social
interaction, exposure to the field of
technology, experience and team building
skills. Meeting Dates: Bi-monthly starting in
October on Saturdays Time:11:00 AM Place: Regional Technology Center –
RTC 1301 Advisor: Debbie Reich Phone: (810) 232-2749 The club consists of currently enrolled
Cosmetology, Nail Technology, and
Esthetics students at Transitions School of
Cosmetology Careers - Mott Community
College. It's goal is to be actively involved
in events that affect Genesee County and
its surrounding areas, Mott Community
College, and Transitions School of
Cosmetology Careers. Meeting these
goals will enable the members to
participate in educational opportunities in
the Cosmetology, Nail Technology, and
Esthetics industry to better serve the
community. We are a club that studies
and trains in the field of cosmetology. This
is the study of the science of beautifying
and improving the hair, skin and nails; also
the study of cosmetics and their
application.
Meeting Dates: Every 3rd Monday Time: 12:00 PM Place: VADC -119 B Advisor: Gloria Macklin Phone: (810) 232-8019 Mott Community College - CLUBS
18 Mott Community College
Northern Tier Center
4082 W. Vienna Road
Clio, MI 48420
(810) 232-8044
Fax: (810) 686-9706
The Smart Choice...
:mt Gaze e Newsle er 17‐Jan‐12 19