Other Student Services
Student Services
| Bookstore |
| Career Services The Career Services Office, located in the Student Center, helps students identify career opportunities following graduation. (706) 721-3356. |
| Child Care Center |
| Computer Sales |
| Computer Use |
| Debit Card System |
| Environmental Health and Safety Division |
| Financial Aid |
| Food Services
MCG Student Center The Terrace seats 270, with two private dining rooms, the Dogwood Room and the Magnolia Room, available by reservation. Each room seats approximately 32 persons and can be combined to accommodate 60-65. These rooms can be reserved by calling the Food and Nutrition Services Office, (706) 721-2586. The Terrace is located on the second floor of the hospital's Talmadge Wing and is open from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. McDonald's operates a full-service restaurant in the Children's Medical Center and is open daily from 6:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. In addition to the traditional McDonald's menu, the restaurant offers several popular items including soups, salads, baked potatoes, cold sandwiches and popcorn. The Hospital Department of Food and Nutrition Services caters seated meals and coffee breaks. For more information, call (706) 721-2586. |
| Health Center Credit Union |
| Housing |
| Human Resources |
| Office of Special Academic Programs |
| Public Safety |
| Robert B. Greenblatt, M.D. Library |
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Student Health Service
Other student health services: Counseling
Personal
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Facilities Management Quality landscape, environmental, maintenance and utility services assure a favorable environment for teaching, research and patient care. |
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Mail Services Official
institutional information will be distributed to students via the GroupWise
email system, announcements on the MCG home page and (infrequently) via
hardcopy mailing to a physical mailbox. Students are encouraged to check their GroupWise email daily
for important announcements and other pertinent information. Additionally, official information (e.g., MCG Catalog, MCG Student Handbook) is posted on the MCG Internet web site. No post office exists on campus; however, mail and other parcels may be weighed in Mail Services to ascertain the correct postage. Mail receptacles for stamped and intracampus mail are in the Auditoria Center. Stamps are sold in the Little Store of MCG Hospital. For convenience, several U.S. mail receptacles for outgoing mail are strategically placed throughout the campus. Locations are: the Sydenstricker Wing of the MCG Hospital; Warren Hites Drive across from the Public Safety Substation; front of Augusta Medical Park, across from MCG Hospital; and the Faculty Clinic Building on Harper Street. |
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Office of Student Diversity The Office of Student Diversity coordinates MCG's campus wide Minority Academic Advisement Program (MAAP), and diversity education and awareness programming. It is also the primary office responsible for advisement of international students and scholars. The Office of Student Diversity is located in the MCG Student Center on the second floor, Room 2004 and the telephone number is (706) 721-2821. |
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Recreation Recreational facilities available for student use include: Wellness CenterOff-Campus - Augusta-area recreational and cultural offerings include Thurmond Lake, the Augusta Symphony, ballet and opera companies and drama groups. Many cultural activities presented at Augusta College and Paine College are open to MCG students. Sports - Student Government Association intramural competition sports are available to interested MCG students in softball, basketball, football and volleyball. |
Student Services Committee
The president of MCG appoints a Student Services Committee each year
consisting of faculty, staff and students. The committee advises various
student services on campus. These include student financial aid, student
health, graduation and student diversity. The director of student affairs
serves as chairman.
Students' Role in Institutional
Decision-Making
The university provides student input into the institution decision
making process through the Faculty Organization Student Affairs Committee,
one of the organization's four standing committees. This committee
recommends policy to the president regarding student life. It contains
student representation.
The various schools provide for student input into policy formation through student membership on selected committees.