Career Services

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JOB/INTERNSHIP/VOLUNTEER POSTINGS

If you have a job, internship, or volunteer opportunity, please register and post your opportunities on our website at www.collegecentral.com/annamaria. We use this information to also email a monthly job bulletin to students. If you need assistance, please use the Employer Help Sheet.

INTERNSHIPS

Anna Maria College welcomes the opportunity to share your internships with our students. The Student Internship Information Packet explains the procedures. You can register and post internship opportunities on www.collegcentral.com/annamaria .

(COWC) COLLEGES OF THE WORCESTER CONSORTIUM CAREER FAIR

Each year in the spring our students participate in the COWC Career Fair, which hosts up to 85 employers and graduate schools. Students from over 10 colleges in the Central Massachusetts area attend the event. Go to www.cowc.org and search career fair to learn more about the Career Fair, or call (508)754-6829.

(MERC) MASSACHUSETTS EDUCATIONAL RECRUITING CONSORTIUM TEACHER JOB FAIR

This teacher job fair is held every Spring during the public school vacation week. Students from over 30 member institutions attend the event. More information is available at www.merc.experience.com.

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Accommodation Rates

Space	Capacity
Madonna Hall	338
Esther House	29
Alumni Hall	32
Coghlin Hall	44
South Hall	100
St. Anne Hall	200 suite style

Double Occupancy:

Please contact Renee Markiewicz at (508) 849-3291 or rmarkiewicz@annamaria.edu for pricing.

Single Occupancy:

Please contact Renee Markiewicz at (508) 849-3291 or rmarkiewicz@annamaria.edu for pricing.

Linens include:

One twin flat sheet
One twin fitted sheet
One pillow case
Two classic bath towels
One wash cloth
One college blanket

Facility Rates

Space	Capacity	Features	Cost (per day)
Zecco Performing Arts Center	350	SpaceStage with green room; Air Conditioned; Multimedia Cart with stage-sized screen; Light and sound board	$150-$500
Jacques Conference Room	30	Air Conditioned; Media setup with PC, ceiling mounted projector and screen	$175
Nolder Conference Room	15	Air Conditioned; TV/VCR	$100
AMCAT Field	1000 seats in bleachers	Artificial turf stadium Equipped with: Lights; Press box; Bleachers; Digital scoreboard	Available Upon Request
Fuller Gymnasium	1260 (standing only) 720 (with tables and chairs) 550 (using bleachers)		$500 or $50 / hour (2 hour minimum)
Computer Lab	20	Computers; Teaching station; Ceiling mounted projector and screen	$75
Classrooms	Various Sizes	SMARTBoards with touch screen technology and projectors	$75
Payer Concert Hall	50	Stage; Grand Piano	$275
Bishop Flanagan Campus Center Dining Hall	275		$300
Art Gallery at Miriam Hall		Art Gallery Space	Available Upon Request
South Dining Hall	50		$125
The Hub	50-75	Large screen TVs; Pub type setting with pool tables and bar	$275
Madore Chapel			$150

AMC Policies:

Students seeking a graduate degree may register for two courses before making a formal application but no subsequent courses will be applied to the degree if the student has not matriculated.

Special Students -- those not seeking a degree -- are welcome to take an unlimited number of courses. After earning six credits, however, they must obtain permission from the Program Director to register for other courses. These courses may not count toward a degree.

Refund Schedule
Traditional 15-week semester

Withdrawal prior to second class meeting	100 percent
Withdrawal prior to third class meeting	60 percent
Withdrawal prior to fourth class meeting	40 percent
Withdrawal after the fourth class meeting	No Refund

Accelerated 8-week semester

Withdrawal prior to second class meeting	100 percent
Withdrawal prior to third class meeting	60 percent
Withdrawal prior to fourth class meeting	40 percent
Withdrawal after the fourth class meeting	No Refund

Refunds will be paid through the Office of Business Affairs within 30 days of receipt of the official withdrawal information from the Registrar's Office. {/showhide}

Class Attendance
Students are expected to attend class and take examinations regularly. It is the responsibility of the instructor to explain his or her attendance policy to students at the beginning of the semester. A student who is excessively absent accepts the risk of forfeiting the portion of the grade that derives from class attendance and participation.

Class Cancellation Announcements
Announcements for the cancellation of late afternoon and evening classes for all AMC instructional locations including the Paxton campus will be communicated via email, voicemail and text through the College's alert system. To sign up contact Mike Miers at mmiers@annamaria.edu. Cancellations will also be posted on the web and listed on the following media outlets: Radio stations: WBZ 1030 AM, WTAG 580 AM, and WSRS 96.1 FM and on TV stations WBZ Channel 4, WCVB Channel 5, Fox 25 and WRKO News 7. {/showhide}

As an academic community centered in the Catholic tradition, Anna Maria College expects all members of the College community to act in a responsible and ethical manner and to uphold the values, rules, and regulations of the College. The principles of individual honor, integrity, responsibility, and respect for the rights of others are essential to student conduct. Anna Maria College expects all students to demonstrate honesty and integrity in the execution of their academic responsibilities. If a faculty member or fellow student suspects that another student has violated the standards of honesty and integrity in academic work, the matter must be reported to the Vice President for Academic Affairs. If the Vice President determines a violation has occurred, sanctions may include, but are not limited to, a letter of reprimand, failure on the assignment, failure in the course, or suspension or dismissal from the College.

Appealing Grades
A student, who believes that he or she has been unfairly graded in a course or deserves an adjustment in his or her academic status, may appeal. This appeal must occur within four weeks of assignment of the grade. A student must confer with the instructor about the grade prior to the appeal. If the student still feels that he or she has been graded unfairly, the student should appeal to the Program Director, then to the Vice President for Academic Affairs, who may ask the Graduate Council for a recommendation. The decision of the Vice President for Academic Affairs is final. Only decisions resulting in academic dismissal may be appealed to the President.

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