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| ACE FINANCIAL AID HOUSING/RESIDENCE Please contact our campus for an updated list of Housing: Debbie Stanley 709.466.6954 STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL A student council is elected at the beginning of each academic year. This council is governed by a constitution and has responsibility for planning and organizing various extra curricular activities on behalf of the student body. The Student Development Officer is the Student Council advisor. Council of Student Executives (CSE): This is a student goverance committee, which has a student representative from each of the campuses of the college. Their respective Student Councils elect these representatives. These members are comprised of the Presidents of all campuses of College of the North Atlantic. This committee is responsible for ensuring that students will sit on all major College committees including College Board of Governors Meet our AWESOME Council Tim Brown (Carpentry) – President Dominique Wells (ABE) – Vice President STUDENT SERVICES Check out the College of the North Atlantic Journalism The Troubadour Student Services is an enhancement to instruction. The primary concern of Student Service professionals is to help establish and sustain an environment in which students can learn and develop. There are many services available for students of the Clarenville campus, which include: Counselling and Personal Development Counselling, including standardized testing, is available to all students. Each Campus has either a professional Guidance Counsellor or another Student Services Professional to assist students. Students may seek assistance in all areas of counselling namely career, educational, and personal. This type of counselling is usually conducted on a one-to-one basis or in small groups. Student Development/Employment Services The Student Development Officer provides students with services of a non-academic nature. Specifically, the Student Development Officer may be involved with student government, peer tutoring, and assisting students with financial aid information. The Student Development Officer acts as a liaison between the students and administration of the campus and serves as a direct contact for employment-related issues. This involves delivering job-search seminars, promoting graduates to potential employers, and gathering information related to student and graduate employment, including surveys of students and graduates. The Student Development Officer is also responsible for organizing and conducting a high school liaison program as well as participating in career fairs and trade shows. Students and/or potential students are encouraged to contact the Student Development Officer at their campus to find out more about the services available. Learning Resource Center/Library The Learning Resource Centers/Libraries are managed by professional staff and provide background and supplementary materials for all programs taught at the College. The growing collection includes books, AV materials, periodicals, newspapers, research and government documents. A small collection of recreational books is available. Circulating materials have a two week loan period and non-circulating materials are available for use within the library. A system for fines is in place for overdue material. Joanne Deluney 709.466.6940 BOOKSTORE Textbooks for all courses are available at the College bookstore on each campus and should be purchased at the time of registration. The Distributed Learning Bookstore located at the Clarenville Campus is responsible for distributing textbooks to all Distributing Learning students. Tom Squires 709.466.6908 Dianne Singleton SOCIAL & RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES The Student Development Officer organizes and co-ordinates a number of social and recreational events throughout the College year. Clubs, sport teams, recreational activities, and special events contribute to the general well-being of the College students.
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