Student and Employee Well-Being

MCTC is committed to supporting the well-being of our students and employees. The MCTC Well-Being Team helps those in personal distress overcome barriers to success through confidential consultation and connection to resources both on and off campus.

Through coordinated well-being, check-in text messages and phone calls, student self-referrals, and faculty and staff referrals, the MCTC Well-Being Team will:

• Help students and employees determine their eligibility for public assistance. Please complete this short Community Needs Questionnaire from MCTC partner, The Family Scholar House, to find out what benefits they may qualify for, including:
  • SNAP
  • WIC
  • Medicaid
  • Health insurance assistance
  • Childcare vouchers
• Connect students and employees struggling with depression, anxiety, grief, or substance abuse to local mental health providers and/or 24/7 online peer support services.
• Connect students and employees who have been hurt by dating violence, stalking, or sexual assault to an advocate.
• Provide food and household items through the Food for Thought on-campus food pantry.
• Accept applications for Student Laptop Requests, as available.
• Provide financial help, as available, for unexpected financial emergencies.

Full List of Student Resources

Do you need help?

Complete this form if you would like a member of our Well-Being Team to contact you.

If this is an emergency situation, do not submit a form. Please call 911 immediately.

Student and Employee Well-Being Form

 

Do you know someone who needs help?

Behaviors of concern might be observed in several settings: in the classroom, at a student service office, at an on-campus job, or during participation in a school activity. By reporting behaviors that are concerning, the MCTC Well-Being Team will reach out to intervene, provide support, and connect the student with resources that can assist them.

Complete this form if you are concerned about someone’s well-being and would like a member of our Well-Being Team to contact them. Once your report form has been reviewed, you may be contacted by a team member for more information if needed.

If this is an emergency, do not submit a form. Please call 911 and then notify Campus Security, Campus Director, and/or a Chief Officer for help.

Student and Employee Well-Being Referral Form