In today’s world, mental health on college campuses is more important than ever. We sat down with Leeanne Hadsel, who shared their inspiring journey, the evolving role of counseling in higher education, and what it really means to support students in and out of the office. From therapy dogs to burnout recovery, here’s an inside […]
At MWCC, we are fortunate to have Hailey Walker, a passionate advocate for disability services, on our team. With years of experience and an immensely personal connection to her work, Hailey—who herself has a disability—understands firsthand the importance of accessibility and the value of advocacy. In this interview, we explore Hailey’s inspiring journey and her […]
Entering college is an exciting milestone, but for students with learning or physical disabilities, it can come with unique challenges and questions. Students who were on an IEP or 504 plan during school do not need to leave those supports behind when they enter college. At the Mount, we are committed to providing the support […]
Walking around Leominster or Gardner you may have noticed something new – refrigerators! We have added them to public areas in Leominster and Gardner and have added new refrigerators and freezers to both food pantries! Adding the new refrigerators and freezers to both our Leominster and Gardner food pantries helps to diversify and increase the […]
The State Women’s Commission announced today the launch of a new scholarship program that aims to support emerging leaders of the Commonwealth to continue their education journey to leadership and economic empowerment. Designed to support woman-identifying students already enrolled in a Massachusetts Public Higher Education Institution, scholarships will be available to help an individual complete […]
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