Student Life

Student Life
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Mount Wachusett Community College is always lively with social gatherings and events! The Student Life Office makes sure that there are plenty of opportunities for students of all walks-of-life and interests to get involved, make friends, and have fun on campus and virtually. Whether it be a performer or speaker, hands-on activity, or a lively game, we encourage all students to participate in the events and activities that might be of interest. Participating in activities like these may improve your chances of transferring to another college after graduation, receiving scholarships to pay for college, and improving your career prospects once you’ve finished college.

Common events and activities that you’ll find throughout the year are:

  • 30+ student clubs and organizations
  • Leadership training and opportunities
  • Karaoke/Dance nights
  • Game shows
  • Hands-on activities (e.g. paint a pet rock)
  • BBQs and food-related events
  • Student Government Association (SGA) elections and meetings
  • Volunteer opportunities
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Have An Idea Or Want To Help Plan Student Life Events?

Join our CATS (Campus Activities Team for Students) team! Join the CATS Programming Group on InvolveMOUNT.

Student Life Office: At The Center Of It All

The Student Life Office is the central location for all the activities listed above. When in doubt—stop by our office to get helpful information and services on any of the following:

  • Student Photo ID Cards
  • Student Life Events Calendar
  • InvolveMOUNT student engagement portal
  • Information on Student Organizations
  • Nomination papers for Student Government elections
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Students With Disabilities…You’re Part Of The Plan!

Mount Wachusett Community College is committed to including all students in its programs.  If you have a disability and may require accommodation(s) in order to participate fully in any of the Student Life programs, please contact the Student Life staff to discuss your specific needs. If you should require an American Sign Language Interpreter or accessible transportation for an event, a reasonable notification of at least two weeks before the event is required.

Mount Fitness Center

Since 1995, Mount Fitness has been open to the public with affordable memberships for individuals and families. The 65,000 square foot facility houses a variety of fitness equipment for all fitness levels – making Mount Fitness your all-in-one gym. And, unlike other clubs, our members do not pay extra for our group fitness classes, yoga classes, or swimming pool use.

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Student Life Events

There is always something happening at MWCC whether it is in-person or virtually. The Student Life Office, in conjunction with CATS (Campus Activity Team for Students), offers a wide variety of programs such as engaging speakers, exciting performances, creative workshops, or hands-on activities. All of these programs may be found on InvolveMOUNT, the student engagement portal as well as on the iConnect app.

Be sure to check InvolveMOUNT and the iConnect app frequently to see the latest events.

Get Your Student ID

Get Your Mount Wachusett Community College Student ID!

Your MWCC Photo Student ID will give you access to printing, discounts, and much more! MWCC student IDs are processed remotely, follow the instructions below to request your student ID or request it on the iConnect MWCC app.

You MUST Be Registered For Credit Bearing Classes In Order To Receive A Photo Student ID.

  • Student IDs are only processed remotely and are done in the order that they are received, no exceptions. 
  • IDs are not processed during the last 5-weeks of any semester, requests received during that time will be processed and ready for the beginning of the next semester for which you are registered.
  • IDs may be picked up at either the Gardner or Leominster campuses, if you do not attend class at either of those campuses you may request to have it mailed to you. Please note that IDs are processed on the Gardner campus and it may take up to a week for completed IDs to arrive on the Leominster campus.
  • Did you know that your MWCC Photo Student ID provides you with a variety of deals and discounts? Download the iConnect MWCC application to explore deals and discounts.

One Of The Following Items Is Required To Obtain An MWCC Student Photo ID:

  • a state motor vehicle license (or learner’s permit)
  • a passport
  • a military ID
  • a state issued identification card (available at RMV)

Note: If you do not have any of the above state issued IDs, please plan to submit or show two of the following:

  • High School Photo ID
  • Proof of High School Enrollment (Dual Enrolled Students ONLY)
  • Birth Certificate
  • Social Security Card

Please Read These Photo Submission Instructions Carefully And Then Click On The Link Below To Complete The Online Form.

Student Photo ID Picture Submission Requirements:

  • Picture MUST be in color, and be a good likeness of you, taken within the last six months.
  • You must be the only person in the picture.
  • Photos must be headshots that measure at least one inch in length. They can be larger.

Photos must be a clear, front view, full face shot, taken in normal street attire without a hat or dark glasses or any other obstruction of the face, including the head resting on hands. No part of your head may be cut off, please allow for space all around your picture.

  • Photos should be taken against a plain background if possible. Please ensure that there is a contrast between the background and your picture (if you have light colored hair use a darker background).
  • No Instagram filters, weird angles, or chopping off parts of your head or face.
  • Do not tilt or turn your head, this picture should look just like a driver’s license photo.
  • Pictures must be an attachment in jpeg/jpg format.
  • Do not scan a photo to submit, simply take a photo with your cell phone.

Sample ID:

***A good rule of thumb is to think of this photo as a passport photo***

Click the here to complete the form.

Once all of the steps have been completed your MWCC Student Photo ID will be printed and either mailed to you at the address you provided on the form or made available for pick up in Student Services, Room H128 on the Gardner Campus.

Students that will be on the Gardner campus may get a current semester validation sticker in the college library during their normal operating hours.

 

Only students registered for credit bearing courses are eligible to receive a Student Photo ID. Be sure that you are registered for the upcoming or current semester.

Student Photo IDs are not issued during the last 5 weeks of the current semester. Students seeking an ID during this time must wait until the next  full semester to receive a Student Photo ID

Students beginning classes during Cycle 2 will receive their ID when classes begin to get a Student Photo ID.

If you have any questions please email MWCCStudentID@mwcc.mass.edu

Welcome to InvolveMOUNT, the new way to find out what’s happening at MWCC and stay connected. You’ll find events and programs as well as clubs and leadership opportunities on InvolveMOUNT.

Get started today and get Involved at the Mount!

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Leadership Opportunities

MWCC is focused on helping students become leaders in a global society. This is accomplished both in the classroom and outside through co-curricular programming and activities. Student life at MWCC provides a vibrant and rich opportunity for students to expand on their knowledge and understanding of the world around them through diverse programming and leadership opportunities.

Check out the NSLS InvolveMOUNT page for complete details.

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Become A Member Of The Student Government Association

The MWCC SGA is an 18-member board of students that are elected by their peers and serve as a liaison between the students and the college administration. SGA members meet regularly to discuss and vote on student ideas, concerns, and requests. The SGA is the voice of the student body and provides many opportunities for leadership as they oversee all student clubs and organizations and maintain a line of communication between students and the institution.

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Events And Programming

Attend one of our many events or programs offered throughout the semester such as alcohol and substance abuse awareness, how to maintain a healthy lifestyle, hands-on team building activities, and much more. These opportunities are open to all students and may be found on InvolveMOUNT.

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Leadership Society

Sigma Alpha Pi is our online chapter of the National Society of Leadership and Success at MWCC. In the fall and spring semesters, students that have met the requirements based on the previous semester are invited to join. Members then work asynchronously to complete the steps to induction, learning valuable leadership skills along the way.

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Student Organizations

Joining a student organization on campus will provide an opportunity for you to meet other students and also develop leadership skills. Whether it is attending a club meeting and learning parliamentary procedure, helping to organize an event, or participating in a community service project students will gain valuable skills to last a lifetime.

Ready To Take The Next Step?

Your journey starts with a single step. We have all the information you need to move forward with confidence. Reach out today to learn more about life at The Mount and how to get started.