State Technical College of Missouri
ACADEMIC RESOURCE CENTER The mission of the Academic Resource Center (ARC) is to provide academic support and resources that enhance instructional programs. The ARC is located on the main level of the Information Technology Center. Tutoring services are provided by both staff and peer tutors. Peer tutors are required to have at least a 3.000 GPA, recommendations from instructors, and a recent transcript showing competency in the subject(s) to be tutored. The ARC staff and peer tutors provide individual and group tutoring for State Technical College of Missouri general education classes, which include the following: mathematics, written and oral communications, science, physics, American history and government, Introduction to Microcomputers, and Job Search Strategies. Students may come to the ARC for individual assistance with any State Technical College of Missouri mathematics, science, or writing assignment, including library assignments and resume preparation.
During each semester, the ARC offers study skills seminars for State Technical College of Missouri students. These seminars support the study skills necessary to succeed in college. Seminar topics may include note-taking, test- taking, and time management.
The ARC includes individual and group study areas and computers equipped with current Microsoft software. Accommodations for students with Individualized Education Plans are supported by ARC staff members. ARC staff members also provide mentoring for international students.
ARC employees can be reached by e-mail at
StaffARC@statetechmo.edu or by telephone at (573) 897-5204.
STUDENT COMPUTER AND INTERNET ACCEPTABLE USE PROCEDURE This procedure provides for general ethical behavior and acceptable use of State Technical College of Missouri computers and Internet access. All students are required to sign the "Acceptable Use Procedure" before access is granted to computers and the Internet. Furthermore, students may expect further use guidelines when using the library, academic resource center, and/or departmental laboratories.
See the Student Handbook at
https://wiki.statetechmo.edu/stc/index.php/Category:Student_Handbook for the "Student Computer and Internet Acceptable Use Procedure”.
ON-CAMPUS HOUSING FACILITIES The State Technical College of Missouri housing community has a maximum occupancy of 144 residents. Students are housed in nine cottages, which have eight rooms each. The rooms are available as double occupancy or single occupancy units. Single rooms are available at a premium cost, based upon availability. Residents are required to purchase a meal plan. Prices for rooms and meal plans can be obtained from the Resident Manager at (573) 897- 5165. For additional information please refer to
https://www.statetechmo.edu/housing/.
All students are expected to provide their local address to the college and will have the responsibility of informing the college of any change that is made in housing.
CAREER SERVICES The ability of State Technical College of Missouri graduates to enter and hold related employment is one of the most important indicators of the college’s success. State Technical College of Missouri’s lifelong career services assistance program was developed to assist graduates in obtaining employment in related occupations. For details regarding these services, see the Career Services webpage at
https://www.statetechmo.edu/career-services/.The Career Services staff and college faculty have developed and maintained relationships with many of Missouri’s businesses, industries, and governmental agencies. Employer contacts are also available across the country.
STUDENT ACTIVITIES/ORGANIZATIONS The Student Activities Director assists employees and Student Government Association officers in maintaining an effective program of student activities. The college offers a number of activities that take place outside the regular classroom and for which credit is not given. Each student is urged to participate in extracurricular activities. Student activities may include basketball, softball, volleyball, dodgeball, kickball, bowling, comedians, cultural programs, and special events. The Student Activities Director always welcomes suggestions for new activities. Student
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