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2018 – 2019 STUDENT HANDBOOK
2018-2019 TABLE OF CONTENTS
OTTAWA CAMPUS MAP............................................ 1 Library....................................................................... 26
LIVING OUR VALUES Lockers...................................................................... 26
Caring. Learning. Integrity. Respect. .......................... 2
Mamidosewin Indigenous Student Centre................ 27
SECURITY SERVICES............................................... 3
Massage Therapy...................................................... 27
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES................................... 4
Notice Board Regulations......................................... 28
COLLEGE SAFETY.................................................... 6
Office of the Ombudsman......................................... 28
SUSTAINABLE ALGONQUIN..................................... 8
Parking...................................................................... 29
Fall Academic Calendar (Sept. 4– Dec. 15).............. 11
Peer Tutoring............................................................. 30
Winter Academic Calendar (Jan. 7 – April 27).......... 12
Presentation Studio................................................... 30
Spring Academic Calendar (May 6 – Aug. 17).......... 13
Print Shop.................................................................. 31
SERVICES
Project Lighthouse..................................................... 31
AC Card (Student ID)................................................ 15
Registrar’s Office....................................................... 32
AC Hub...................................................................... 15
Residence Life........................................................... 32
AC Hub Volunteer Centre.......................................... 16
Restaurant International............................................ 34
AC Salon, Spa & Boutique........................................ 16
Savoir Fare and The Honour Roll Bakery................. 34
AC Umbrella Project.................................................. 16
Spiritual Centre.......................................................... 34
Alumni & Friends Network......................................... 17
U-Pass....................................................................... 35
ASPIRE AC............................................................... 17
Welcome Centre........................................................ 35
Bank Machines.......................................................... 18
BURSARIES, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND AWARDS.....37
Brightspace............................................................... 18
STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION..................................... 39
Campus Travel.......................................................... 19
Board of Directors .................................................... 40
Centre for Accessible Learning................................. 19
Funded by the SA...................................................... 41
Co-Curricular Record ............................................... 20
Athletics..................................................................... 45
Connections: The Campus Store.............................. 20
COLLEGE POLICIES................................................ 49
Counselling Services................................................. 21
ARTICULATION AGREEMENTS.............................. 59
Dental Services ........................................................ 21
QUICK REFERENCE
Digital Literacy Lab.................................................... 22
Student Success Specialists..................................... 60
Employment Support Centre .................................... 22
Campus Contact Numbers........................................ 61
Financial Aid and Student Awards............................. 23
Food and Conference Services................................. 23
Health Services......................................................... 24
Information Technology Services (ITS)..................... 25
Learning Support Lab................................................ 25
2018-2019
WELCOME
OTTAWA CAMPUS PEMBROKE CAMPUS PERTH CAMPUS
1385 Woodroffe Avenue 1 College Way 7 Craig Street
Ottawa, ON K2G 1V8 Pembroke, ON K8A OC8 Perth, ON K7H 1X7
Tel.: 613.727.4723 Tel.: 613.735.4700 Tel.: 613.267.2859
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2018-2019 LIVING OUR VALUES 2018-2019 SECURITY SERVICES
CARING. LEARNING. INTEGRITY. RESPECT. OTTAWA CAMPUS Algonquin College Security Services is available
24/7 and can be reached at 613.727.4723
Security Office location: Room T124 ext. 5010. Security will take the report of the
As a community of learners, teachers, and staff, it is vital that we treat each other in a manner TELEPHONE: incident and, if you wish, will connect you with
consistent with the values we proclaim. These values are the foundations for our dealings with all resources such as the police, Counselling
members of the College Community. General Information: Services, and Health Services.
613.727.4723 ext. 5010
You may also wish to report an incident online
Emergencies: Dial 5000 at: algonquincollege.com/sexualassault
CARING from any college phone, or
613.727.4723 ext. 5000, or dial 911
Means that our dealings with each other will be characterized by:
PERSONAL SAFETY PLANNING
• Fairness AND YOUR SECURITY
• Cooperation IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, CALL EXTENSION
• Goodwill 5000 (from an Algonquin College phone Are you prepared?
at the Ottawa campus) OR 911 What’s your Plan?
LEARNING • Have you downloaded the AC Mobile
Safety App?
Means that our actions will be characterized by: See Something, Say Something You may do so here:
• Professionalism If you notice a suspicious individual(s) or http://apparmor.com/clients/
• Listening suspicious activity, immediately notify Security algonquincollege.com
Services. Call Security directly at 613.727.4723 • Do you know the location of all emergency
• Commitment ext. 5000 and provide as much detail as exits in your area?
possible. Describe: • Do you know where the nearest emergency
INTEGRITY • What you observed phone is in your area?
• Who you have observed • Have you read the emergency evacuation
Means that our behaviour demonstrates: procedures on your floor?
• Where you observed the activity
• Honesty • Do you know how to call for help?
• When you observed the activity
• Civility • Why you think the activity or person ° You may dial ext. 5000 on an
• Accountability is suspicious Algonquin College phone for all
emergencies OR you may dial 911
Calls of this nature require timely notifications.
Please notify Security Services immediately so ° 911 is also used for all emergencies at
RESPECT we can investigate the activity. Perth and Pembroke campuses
Means that our dealings with each other will be characterized by: ° You may visit the Security Office
° You may stop and speak to an on-duty
• Acceptance Sexual Assault/Violence Reporting Security staff member
• Punctuality All members of the Algonquin College • Have you developed a safety plan with the
community have a right to work, study, and
• Courtesy socialize in an environment that is free from
people in your area? Do they know what to do
when an emergency occurs?
any form of violence, harassment, threats, and • Have you considered what you would do in
sexual violence, including but not limited to, any emergency situation?
sexual assault, sexual harassment, stalking,
• Have you asked if you have any specific
indecent exposure, voyeurism, and/or sexual
responsibilities during an emergency?
harassment.
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2018-2019 EMERGENCY 2018-2019 EMERGENCY
PROCEDURES PROCEDURES
Evacuation Fire Procedures Emergency Communications Algonquin College
Evacuation is a valid and effective response to Upon discovery of fire, remain calm and do not At the Ottawa campus, EMERGENCY Mobile Safety App
any internal situation where the circumstances use the elevators. TELEPHONES are located at most building Algonquin College Security Services offers a
are dangerous and it is safe to evacuate. In stairwells, entrances, and in the parking lots. free mobile app from the App Store or Google
ACTIVATE the nearest fire alarm pull station.
the absence of any specific directions, any They are a square box with a button and Play. This app features “push” notifications
occupant faced with a dangerous situation CALL the 5000 emergency line, or 911, from a speaker and are yellow or red in colour. to alert and inform you of important security
should not hesitate to evacuate, ensuring safe area to report the exact details of the fire. matters such as fire alarms, lockdowns or
At Ottawa campus, you may dial ext. 5000
that persons or students for whom you are campus closures. This app also allows users
Perth and Pembroke Campuses should only from any College phone. Extension 5000 is
responsible evacuate as well. to report suspicious activity and to send a
call 911. an internal emergency phone line that is
Evacuation should be initiated in various monitored by security staff 24 hours a day, photo directly to Security Services. Please note
CLOSE any doors/windows to the fire affected that this app and our email are not constantly
circumstances that include: seven days a week.
area, if safe to do so. monitored so it is suggested that you contact
• Discovery of fire At any of the Algonquin College campuses, Security Services directly in the event of an
FIGHT the fire if it is safe to do so.
• Hearing the fire alarm DIALING 911 will connect you to the regional emergency.
• Critical violent act (shooting, stabbing, LEAVE immediately using the nearest safe exit. 911 service. If you call 911 from a College
bombing, riot, etc.) telephone at the Ottawa campus, security This app is customized for each campus
If you hear the fire alarm, leave the building and provides instant access to Emergency
• Chemical spill or threatening atmosphere staff monitor outgoing 911 calls and will to
immediately. Ensure persons with disabilities Procedures and campus maps. The app also
• Dangerous physical environment help facilitate an efficient response to your
are assisted, as required. Ensure class or group provides general information for users regarding
emergency.
Or when instructed to do so by the Emergency members evacuate the building. Persons with the measures to take in a variety of emergency
Broadcast System. disabilities who are unable to leave the building At the Perth and Pembroke campuses, situations. The app features an “auto-call”
shall proceed to the nearest collection point or EMERGENCY TELEPHONES are located feature that will telephone Security Services at
nearest safe exit and wait for assistance from throughout the buildings and parking lot. These the Ottawa campus for immediate assistance.
the Fire Department or emergency personnel. telephones are monitored 24 hours a day by
In many cases, you may be able to move Algonquin College Security Services at the
laterally to an adjacent unaffected building if it is Ottawa campus. When a call is received, the
safe to do so. police service for either Perth or Pembroke will
be dispatched to your location, as required.
DO NOT enter or return to the building until
you have been notified to do so by emergency
personnel or the Emergency Broadcast System.
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Personal Safety Tips Locker Theft Prevention Bicycle Theft Prevention To arrange a Walk Safe Escort at the Ottawa
• Stay alert, be assertive and make quick eye Security Services’ Locker Protection Program Securely lock your bicycle to a designated campus, call 613.727.4723 ext. 5010. Please
contact with others. Always be aware of your helps prevent and reduce theft from lockers. bike rack. Do not lock your bicycle to staircase provide as much notice as possible to ensure
surroundings. Random lockers across the campus have railings, as this could pose as a safety concern. that your needs can be met.
• Trust your instincts. If you feel uncomfortable been fitted with alarms. If one of these lockers
in a place or situation, leave. Don’t be afraid is forced open, security staff will be notified To prevent bicycle thefts:
Lost and Found
to make a scene. immediately and will respond. The program • Never leave your bicycle unlocked and It is the student’s responsibility to protect and
• Use well-lit, well-travelled routes while on has been designed to act as a deterrent and unattended insure their property. The College is NOT
campus. increase awareness of the importance of • Use a durable lock to secure your bicycle responsible for the property of its students or
• Carry emergency money for cab/bus fare or a safeguarding your personal items while you are (preferably a U-lock made of steel) employees that becomes lost, damaged, or
telephone call. on campus. stolen while on Algonquin College premises.
• Place the lock through the back wheel and
• Park your vehicle in frequented, well-lit areas. the frame/seat post then secure it to the At the Ottawa campus, Security Services
• Use the buddy system when travelling around To prevent locker thefts: bike rack provides a service for articles that are lost
the campus or off campus. • Always secure your locker with a strong • Remove valuable accessories from the bike or found. Between the hours of 8:00am and
• If, for any reason, you have concerns for your durable lock • Secure your bicycle in a well-lit and 4:00pm, items can be dropped off at the
personal safety, please do not hesitate to • Never leave an unlocked locker unattended well-travelled area Security Office located at T124. If you have
contact Security Services immediately. • Do not leave valuables in the lockers • Point the keyhole of your lock towards the lost an article, you may inquire at the same
• For residents at the Ottawa campus, ensure • If you must leave a valuable in a locker, be ground to deter thieves from easily working office. For the Perth and Pembroke campuses,
that your suite door is kept locked when cautious and discreet on the lock you should inquire at the General Information
you are out, even for short periods of time. • Before leaving the locker area, ensure your • When locking up your bicycle, watch for any Offices.
Do not prop open emergency exit doors in locker is secured with a lock suspicious individuals
the Residence for any reason. Ottawa Campus
• Do not share your combination with others
If you have experienced a theft of your bicycle, Security Office (T124)
If you have suffered a theft from your locker, immediately inform Security Services at the Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 5010
Theft Prevention Tips immediately inform Security Services at Security office at T124 or call 613.727.4723
the Security office in room T124 or call ext. 5010. Pembroke Campus
• Do not leave valuables unattended. This 613.727.4723 ext. 5000.
includes phones, wallets, purses, laptops, General Information Office
tablets, school bags, backpacks, etc. Tel.: 613.735.4700
Walk Safe Service
• Mark your belongings. It has been proven that
marked items are less likely to be stolen. The Walk Safe Service helps to ensure a safer Perth Campus
College community at the Ottawa campus
• Never leave the keys in your vehicle. Ensure General Information Office
through the provision of Security escorts for
that all windows are closed and all doors Tel.: 613.267.2859
any students or employees who have particular
locked with valuables stored out of sight.
concerns for their personal security or believe
• Report any stolen items or suspicious their personal security is at risk.
behaviour to Security Services immediately.
Walk Safe Escorts are available 24 hours a day,
seven days/week.
Security Officers will accompany you from one
place to another on campus at your request.
On a temporary basis, you can be walked to the
Residence, to the bus station, or to your parking
spot on campus.
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ALGONQUIN ALGONQUIN
Caring Today for Eager to get involved? Top Tips for Practising
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Tomorrow Student-led sustainability clubs are active at Sustainability EVERY DAY! Did you know…?
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Everyone at Algonquin College
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the Pembroke, Perth, and Ottawa campuses. AC Loves Local! Algonquin College was the first Canadian
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has a shared responsibility Check out existing clubs or create your own college to sign the Talloires Declaration.
through the Students’ Association. The AC Look for the Locally Sourced icon when at (This was the first official statement
for realizing sustainability – a
Green Team might also be of interest for Marketplace Food Court. made by university administrators of a
balancing of Social, Economic, and Environmental
pillars in all aspects of the Algonquin College students with a passion for sustainability. Commute smart! commitment to environmental sustainability
experience. in higher education.)
Start building your Co-Curricular Record The U-Pass, cycling, walking, and carpooling
There are many ways to contribute to a today by participating in sustainability-related are great ways to commute to campus with a Computers and monitors in computer labs
Sustainable Algonquin. activities. Check out opportunities in the lighter carbon footprint. Got an Electric Vehicle? still use electricity, even when in sleep
Volunteer Centre at the Ottawa campus (E203). We’ve got you covered! mode.
Wondering where to start? Power down and take the stairs! Rain water captured on the green roof
Algonquin College students fuel of the LEED® Platinum-certified ACCE
Take 2, 10, or 30 minutes! Remember to turn off computers, monitors, and
the momentum building is used to flush toilets.
Got 2 minutes? Take a look at this video on printers after completing work in computer labs
“How to be truly Algonquin Green,” available Thank you for your continued involvement and and, when possible, consider using the stairs The Perth campus, the Pembroke campus,
here: https://youtu.be/rpZREWiL124 doing your part for a Sustainable Algonquin. instead of the elevator. and the Robert C. Gillett Student Commons
Connect with us. Share your initiatives, big and at the Ottawa campus have all been built
Got 10 minutes? Our common sustainability small, and inspire others to join our journey. Lug-a-mug and a refillable water bottle! to the LEED® Gold standard for high
understanding and vision is found in the Primer Include #ACSustainability in your tweets and performance buildings.
on Sustainability at Algonquin College. This You can save money by bringing your refillable
follow us at @ACSustainable. coffee/tea mug, and by choosing to use a
quick 10-minute read provides a starting point When you turn off the tap while brushing
to understand sustainability and how it applies Visit algonquincollege.com/sustainability for refillable water bottle rather than relying upon your teeth, you can save more than 7 litres
to you. Available here: algonquincollege.com/ more! buying bottles of water. of water per day. That amounts to 2,000
sustainability/engage/primer Live the Algonquin College values! litres during the school year!
Got 30 minutes? The e-learning program There are more than 30 refillable water
Save the Date! Share how you care about our future and
bottle stations on the Ottawa campus, as
“Introduction to Sustainability, Part I” is a the planet. Learn about local and global
Sept. 26 National Tree Day well as at both the Perth and Pembroke
simple, fun, and interactive way to gain a solid environmental issues. Demonstrate your
foundation on this important topic. Plus, you can March 22 World Water Day integrity and take pride in your commitment to campuses.
start to build you Co-Curricular Record with this March 30 Earth Hour caring today for tomorrow. Show your respect Learn more fun facts at:
small time-investment! Available here: April 22 Earth Day for others through good stewardship algonquincollege.com/sustainability:
algonquincollege.com/sustainability/engage/ of resources.
sustainability-education-online-learning/
Follow @ACSustainable on Twitter,
Instagram, and Facebook and use
#ACSustainability to get the
conversation going!
8 algonquincollege.com 9FALL ACADEMIC
2018-2019 NOTES 2018-2019
CALENDAR
DATE MILESTONES
Sept. 3 Labour Day (College closed)
Sept. 4 AC Day 1 (Ottawa Campus)
End of 2018 Fall Term Student Timetable Change Period for most post-secondary
programs, with the exception of the Schools of Business and Hospitality and Tourism,
which ends September 12, 2018
Sept. 5 Start date of 2018 Fall Term for most post-secondary programs (Ottawa Campus)
Sept. 10 2018 Fall - Start Date, most Continuing and Online Learning courses
Sept. 17 Last day for official withdrawal from College for Fall 2018 with full tuition refund, less $500
tuition deposit
Oct. 2 2018 Fall online bursary application closes at 11:00 p.m.
Oct. 8 Thanksgiving Day (College closed)
Oct. 12 2018 Fall - Students can view their Final Assessments on ACSIS and Mobile App
for the Fall Term
Oct. 16 - Nov. 8 2019 Winter Term General Education Elective selection available via ACSIS
Oct. 24 - Oct. 27 Fall Convocation Ceremonies (Ottawa Schools) Student Commons Theatre
Nov. 9 Last day to withdraw from 2018 Fall courses without academic penalty in most
post-secondary programs (actual date reflected, by course, on student timetables)
Nov. 15 2019 Winter - Tuition Fees due - most students. Deposit due - new students. If this date
falls on a holiday or weekend, the last date for fee payment without penalty will be the first
working day following the holiday/weekend
2019 Winter - Tuition Fees due for January intake for full-time Online Learning programs.
Deposit due - new students. If this date falls on a holiday or weekend, the last date for fee
payment without penalty will be the first working day following the holiday/weekend
Nov. 30 2019 Winter Student timetables available via ACSIS for most programs
Nov. 30 - Jan 7 Start of 2019 Winter Student Timetable Change period for most programs; students may
drop/add or change course sections online via ACSIS for courses approved for such action
Dec. 8 End of 2018 Fall Term for most post-secondary programs
Dec. 8 - 15 2018 Fall - Final Assessment Week for most post-secondary programs
Dec. 14 2018 Fall - Last day of most Continuing and Online Learning courses
Dec. 20 2018 Fall ACSIS feature “View Grades” available
Dec. 24 - Dec 31 Christmas Break (College closed)
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CALENDAR CALENDAR
DATE MILESTONES DATE MILESTONES
Jan. 7 2019 Winter - Start date for Initial Apprentice Intake May 2 2019 Winter ACSIS feature “View Grades” available
2019 Winter - Start Date, select number of Continuing and Online Learning courses May 6 End of 2019 Spring Term Student Timetable Change Period for most post-secondary
programs with the exception of Schools of Business and Hospitality and Tourism,
2019 Winter - Start Date, most post-secondary programs
which ends May 11, 2019
End of 2019 Winter Term Student Timetable Change Period for most
2019 Spring - Start Date, select number of Continuing and Online Learning courses
post-secondary programs with the exception of Schools of Business and
Hospitality and Tourism, which ends January 13, 2019 2019 Spring - Start Date, most post-secondary programs
Jan. 14 2019 Winter - Start Date, most Continuing and Online Learning courses May 13 2019 Spring - Start Date, most Continuing and Online Learning courses
Jan. 18 Last day for official withdrawal from College for 2019 Winter with full tuition refund, May 17 Last Day for official withdrawal from College for 2019 Spring with full tuition refund,
less $500 tuition deposit for new students and full refund for returning students in less a $500 tuition deposit for new students and full refund for returning students in
a subsequent term a subsequent term
Feb. 15 2019 Winter - Students can view their Final Assessments on ACSIS and Mobile May 20 Victoria Day (College closed)
App for the Winter Term
May 24 - Jul 14 2019 Fall Term General Education Elective selection available via ACSIS
Feb. 18 Family Day (College closed)
June 7 2019 Spring - Students can view their Final Assessments on ACSIS and
Feb. 18 - Feb. 22 Study Break Week (most post-secondary programs) Mobile App for the Spring Term
Feb. 22 - Mar. 31 Last day to withdraw from 2019 Winter courses without academic penalty in most June 14 2019 Fall - $500 tuition deposit due - all students
post-secondary programs (actual date reflected, by course, on student timetables)
June 17 - 19 Convocation (Ottawa Schools), Canadian Tire Centre
Apr. 1 2019 Spring - Tuition Fees due - most students. Deposit due - new students
July 1 Canada Day (College closed)
Apr. 5 2019 Spring Student Timetables available via ACSIS for most programs
July 8 Last day to withdraw from 2019 Spring courses without academic penalty for most
Apr. 5 - May 6 2019 Spring Student Timetable Change Period for most programs; students may post-secondary programs (actual date reflected, by course, on student timetables)
drop/add or change course sections online via ACSIS for courses approved for
Aug. 2 2019 Fall Student Timetables available via ACSIS for most programs
such action
Aug. 5 Civic Holiday (College closed)
Apr. 19 2019 Winter - Last day of most Continuing and Online Learning courses
Aug. 10 End of 2019 Spring Term for most post-secondary programs
Good Friday (College closed)
Aug. 11 - 18 2019 Spring - Final Assessment Week (most post-secondary programs)
Apr. 20 End of 2019 Winter Term for most post-secondary programs
Aug. 24 2019 Spring ACSIS feature “View Grades” available
Apr. 20 - 27 2019 Winter - Final Assessment Week (most post-secondary programs)
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AC Card (Student ID Card)
algonquincollege.com/cardservices
The AC Card is the only card you need to have
with you on campus!
It can be used as a form of identification for The AC Hub
everything from borrowing library books and algonquincollege.com/achub
equipment, to accessing your health plan The AC Hub is an inspiring, contemporary
discounts. It grants you access to classrooms, environment that fosters collaboration,
labs, and Residence rooms. It helps you save creativity, and opportunities. Devised as a
with discounts on and off campus. You can also one-stop access point for student engagement,
load money onto your card and use it as a form the AC Hub encourages all students to become
of payment at food locations, campus stores, an integral part of the College’s community.
some vending machines, and much more! The
best part about your AC Card is that you can As an open concept, industrial space, the AC
manage your account online, making it easy for Hub offers mobile workstations, interactive
you – and even family members or friends – to pods, and innovative technology. It features
add money to your account. floor to ceiling windows, soft seating, movable
furniture, and an idea bar. The philosophy here
One photo, two cards! If you are a new student, is to create a space that unleashes passion and
submit your photo online for your AC Card ignites forward thinking.
and U-Pass (once you receive your network
username and password) and you will receive Within this space, students will be surrounded
an email when they are ready. If you are a by the AC Hub culture, which includes (but is
returning student and you already have an AC not limited to):
Card, you don’t need to submit a new photo. • AC Hub Talks
Ottawa Campus • AC Hub Workshops
Located in Parking Services • Events
(E120 – Student Commons Building) • AC Start and AC Day 1 (Orientation)
Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 7187 • Student Leadership Program
Email: photoid@algonquincollege.com
Aside from the physical location of the AC Hub
(2nd floor, Student Commons), there is also
an AC Hub Satellite Desk (2nd floor, ACCE/CA
Building) and three mobile desks that alternate
locations across campus to provide you with
info about College supports, services, activities,
and events. The AC Hub also partners with
Perth and Pembroke to provide outreach and
programming to students at those campuses.
Ottawa Campus
Room: E217 (2nd floor Student Commons)
Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 5152
Email: hubmail@algonquincollege.com
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The AC Hub Volunteer Centre AC Umbrella Project Alumni & Friends Network • Graduate Mentors who meet with you to
algonquincollege.com/achub/volunteering algonquincollege.com/umbrellaproject algonquincollege.com/alumni tackle any barriers that come up during your
college experience. Examples include:
Volunteerism is a primary passion at the The AC Umbrella Project is creating a safer The Algonquin College Alumni & Friends - Making sure you submit OSAP and
AC Hub. As such, the AC Hub’s sister space on campus to discuss how the use of Network is a vibrant network (numbering more bursary applications correctly and
department, the Volunteer Centre, offers alcohol and other drugs impacts students’ than 185,000 alumni) that stretches from completely.
volunteer opportunities that cultivate valuable lives, as well as promotes safer substance use. Ottawa to the far corners of the world. This - Helping you understand your GPA
transferable and leadership skills while also Throughout the year, the AC Umbrella Project network allows alumni to stay connected to and what areas to concentrate on.
creating rewarding experiences. The Volunteer provides workshops, classroom education the College, faculty, and classmates, while
- How to manage all your assignments and
Centre acts as a connector to on-campus sessions, awareness activities, and support supporting their career success, in addition to
responsibilities in one electronic calendar.
and off-campus volunteering opportunities, services for students. enjoying a host of other benefits.
both locally and globally. Check out the online - Ensuring the software for your program is
Explore the Umbrella Project’s website for: Ottawa Campus loaded and working on your electronic
Volunteer Database, which houses more
Room: C212 devices.
than 100 incredible volunteer opportunities, • Anonymous and confidential substance use
Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 7072 - Life coaching through personal crisis.
and sign up for the mailing list (in person or self-assessments.
Email: alumni@algonquincollege.com
online), which will direct you to opportunities • Strategies on how to reduce any unwanted - Warm handoffs and referrals to services
specifically targeted to your personal interests risks when using alcohol and other drugs. in the College and community.
and academic program. • How to create a personalized harm reduction ASPIRE AC
• ASPIRE AC Job Coaches who help
Ottawa Campus plan with the support of a non-judgmental, algonquincollege.com/aspireac you understand workplace culture and
Room: E203 experienced Harm Reduction Consultant. ASPIRE AC offers programming to help students expectations, so that you can get meaningful
Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 5852 • On/off-campus resources. get to college and stay in college. It provides work and thrive in the workplace.
Email: volunteer@algonquincollege.com • Student SMART Recovery® meeting schedule support to students who face multiple barriers
(SMART Recovery® offers support to Ottawa Campus
to get their college credentials, so that they Room: E344
AC Salon, Spa & Boutique individuals who have chosen to change an know that post-secondary education is possible,
addictive behaviour. All students welcome). Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 6695
and there are supports available to help them Email: aspireac@algonquincollege.com
algonquincollege.com/ac-salon-spa- • RainyDaze harm reduction game. succeed.
boutique .
• Online learning module.
At Algonquin, ASPIRE AC students are
The AC Salon, Spa & Boutique offers
The Umbrella Project also provides support to supported when they are here so that they can
on-campus esthetics and hair services at
the Perth and Pembroke campuses through graduate and find meaningful employment.
student-friendly prices! Visit the AC Salon,
on-site visits.
Spa & Boutique website for information What does this support look like at the College
on appointment times and service menus. To book an appointment for a Harm Reduction for current students? It looks like:
Rejuvenate with a relaxing service in a Consultation at the Ottawa campus, please
• Sponsored peer tutoring that allows you to
beautiful, modern space. contact the Welcome Centre at 613.727.4723
access one-to-one tutoring for classes where
ext. 7200, or stop by in person (3rd floor,
Ottawa Campus you need extra academic help (this way you
Student Commons).
Room: A100 can focus on your academics and not worry
Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 6804 about funding the extra support).
Email: salonandspa@algonquincollege.com
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Bank Machines Brightspace Campus Travel For more information about documentation
There are 10 ATM machines at the brightspace.algonquincollege.com algonquincollege.com/hospitalityandtourism/ requirements and support services available at
Ottawa campus. The locations are: program/tourism-and-travel/campus-travel the CAL, please visit the website. To schedule
To log in to Brightspace and view your course an appointment with a Disabilities Counsellor,
• Student Commons (E Building) – in front of information: Receive quality, complimentary travel planning please refer to the contact details provided.
Booster Juice 1. Go to: https://brightspace. at Campus Travel. The knowledgeable second How we help
• Student Commons (E Building) – near algonquincollege.com year AC Tourism and Travel students are
Starbucks – Scotiabank ATM 2. Use your College Network Account prepared and waiting to plan your next vacation, • Disability-related counselling services
• Student Commons (E Building) – near Username and Password (found in ACSIS getaway, trip home, or even that “around the • Letters of Accommodation
Starbucks – BMO ATM under “Network Account Info”) world” trip of a lifetime! • Learning strategy support
• Bits n’ Bytes (T Building, 2nd floor) Professors will use Brightspace to distribute • Assistive technology support
Campus Travel will:
• Rotunda (B Building) – Credit Union ATM important course information, such as course • Apprenticeship support services
outlines, schedules, notes, assignments, online • Provide personalized travel counselling
• Residence lobby area • Transcription services
tests, and more. • Check availability with all major travel
• C Building main lobby suppliers • Transition planning support
• Tim Hortons (A Building by Gym) Ottawa Campus • Prepare a detailed itinerary containing the Ottawa Campus
• ACCE Building – next to The Fix (CA Building) Brightspace Technical Support for Students information needed for reservation at the Welcome Centre – 3rd floor, Student Commons
Tel: 613.727.4723 ext. 5555 travel agency of your choice Tel: 613.727.4723 ext. 7200
Pembroke Campus
ATM is located in the hallway outside the Email: 5555@algonquincollege.com TTY: 1.866.620.3845
Ottawa Campus
Cafeteria. For Brightspace resources, refer to the Room: E204 Fax: 613.727.7661
Brightspace Essentials (Students) course in Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 7700 Email: cal@algonquincollege.com
Perth Campus
ATM is located in the new main campus building. your Brightspace account. Email: campus_travel@algonquincollege.com Pembroke Campus
Learn to navigate the Algonquin-specific Room 135
Tel.: 613.735.4700 ext. 2729
technology that is essential to your program Centre for Accessible Learning (CAL)
success! For more information visit: algonquincollege.com/cal Perth Campus
algonquincollege.com/wired Room 110
Working together for accessible learning. Tel.: 613.267.2859 ext. 7063
The Centre for Accessible Learning (CAL)
provides academic accommodations and
educational support services to students with
disabilities applying to, or attending, Algonquin
College. If you are a student with a disability,
you are strongly encouraged to contact the CAL.
With close to 15% of the student population
registering for services, the goal is to provide
the necessary accommodations to equalize the
opportunity for students to meet their essential
course or program requirements. CAL services
are confidential, free, and voluntary. Students
are, however, required to self-identify in order to
access services.
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Co-Curricular Record Connections offers a great selection of Algonquin Counselling Services Dental Services
algonquincollege.com/ccr College branded clothing, giftware, and school This is a caring, confidential, and professional algonquincollege.com/healthandcommunity/
supplies to show your AC Spirit. In addition, service offered at no cost to students at the dental-clinic
The Co-Curricular Record (CCR) is a great they have premiere brands such as Nike and Ottawa, Pembroke, and Perth campuses.
resource for Algonquin College students Herschel Supply Co. Algonquin College dental students perform a full
Qualified and experienced counsellors are
to track and print a record of their College- range of preventive dental services under the
Need tech products? The Tech Shop within available to help the students of Algonquin
affiliated volunteer and leadership involvement. supervision of registered dental hygienists and
Connections offers students exclusive College:
A Co-Curricular Record is an official non- dentists. Working with the individual, client-
academic record. Not only will this document educational deals on PC laptops, desktops, • Face the many challenges of college based treatment plans are developed that may
be complementary to an academic transcript, tablets, software, and computer accessories. include the following: oral assessments, x-rays,
• Maintain mental health and wellness
but also to a resume. The transferable skills They sell a variety of entertainment products thorough teeth cleaning, stain removal, fluoride
such as speaker systems, board games, • Chart a fulfilling career path
obtained from volunteering at Algonquin College application, placement of enamel sealants,
can contribute to increased employability skills! card games, cell phone accessories, camera Counsellors provide academic, career, and oral health education, nutrition, and tobacco
equipment, and much more. personal counselling. When you need to talk, use cessation counselling. Tooth whitening
Ottawa Campus there’s someone here to help.
To further improve your student experience, the and custom-fitted mouth guards for sports
Room: Volunteer Centre (E203)
Print Shop is now conveniently located within Ottawa Campus activities are also available. Registered dentists
Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 5852
Connections. The Print Shop provides students algonquincollege.com/counselling and restorative dental hygienists, working
Email: ccr@algonquincollege.com
with premium quality printing services that 3rd Floor, Student Commons with students, provide routine white and silver
make printing and copying easy, convenient, Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 7200 coloured fillings as required. A modest fee is
and affordable. The Print Shop offers a wide charged for all services.
range of services, which include: colour printing, Pembroke Campus
algonquincollege.com/pembroke/services/ Ottawa Campus
photocopying, binding, lamination, scanning, and Room: J109
wide format printing. For more information about counselling
Room: 138 Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 7630
thecampusstore.ca The Print Shop, visit algonquincollege.com/
printshop. Tel.: 613.735.4700 ext. 2804
Connections: The Campus Store is conveniently Perth Campus
located on campus, supplying everything you Connections is also an official Ticketmaster retail
location, allowing you to purchase or pick up algonquincollege.com/perth/current/
need to be successful at Algonquin College. counselling-services
The store is open year-round Monday to your event tickets in-store.
Room: 110
Friday, and select Saturdays at the beginning Ottawa Campus Tel.: 613.267.2859 ext. 5610
of each term. You can also shop online 24/7 at H building, adjacent to the Student Commons
thecampusstore.ca. (E Building)
At Connections, you’ll find your textbooks Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 7609
available in new, used, and digital editions. They Email: campusstore@algonquincollege.com
offer year-round eText support service to help
you with your digital resources. There is also a
used book buyback program where you can sell
your used textbooks for cash.
Connections works closely with your professors
to ensure that everything you need to be
successful in class is available for purchase in
store. This also includes all your course required
clothing such as scrubs, uniforms, fitness gear,
lab coats, and accessories.
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Digital Literacy Lab Employment Support Centre Recruitment Calendar Food and Conference Services
algonquincollege.com/slc algonquincollege.com/employment Check out our online recruitment calendar on algonquincollege.com/foodservices
HireAC to view information on recruitment activities
The Digital Literacy Lab (DLL) is a space to Algonquin’s Employment Support Centre (ESC) on campus and off campus (sign in via ACSIS: There are nine food locations at Algonquin
develop and support digital literacy skills. Digital helps students and graduates find employment acsis.algonquincollege.com/students). College, seven of which are run by Algonquin
literacy is the ability to use technology to find, online or on campus. The Employment Support College Food Services. Students are
evaluate, create, and communicate information. Centre provides labour market information and For information and resources for Perth and encouraged to tour the campus and taste all the
Developing these skills allows students to resources for job seekers from all programs of Pembroke employment, please visit the different eateries, as each has its own unique
meaningfully participate in our digital culture. study. Visit the online job database (HireAC) by Employment Support Centre website. essence and signature menu items.
logging onto ACSIS to find part-time, full-time, Ottawa Campus
The workshops offered in the DLL cover a variety Food is available on campus seven days a
or summer employment. Need quick tips for 3rd Floor, Student Commons
of essential skills in the following subject areas: week from September-April, generally between
your resume or cover letter? Take advantage Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 7200 7:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m., depending on the
• Study Skills: Time management, exam prep, of the Drop-in Service on Tuesday mornings, Email: employment@algonquincollege.com location. Special hours of operation are posted
note-taking, etc. Wednesday afternoons and Thursdays at the
on the website and around campus for the
• Research & Library Resources: Writing Ottawa campus. Financial Aid and Student Awards Spring term, holidays, and weekends.
a research paper, searching, evaluating Career Fairs
resources, etc. algonquincollege.com/financialaid Each station provides balanced nutritional
The Part-Time Job and Volunteer Fair will be
• Career Clarity: Career and program choice, There are many different forms of financial food options at competitive prices. There are
held on Thursday, September 20, 2018, at the
and labour market information. assistance available to help you finance your also a wide variety of gluten-aware, vegan,
Ottawa campus. Looking for a part-time job or
• Digital Skills: Intro to Tech@AC (Brightspace, education. By familiarizing yourself with student halal, and vegetarian options. Our Executive
a volunteer position during the school year?
ACSIS, etc.), creative literacy, technology. grants and loans, Algonquin College’s bursary Chef is happy to design menu availability
Come meet with over 20 employers
• English: Presentation skills, APA and IEEE program, and private loan plans, as well as items for those with medical or lifestyle food
and non-profit organizations recruiting at
citation styles. scholarships and awards offered for academic requirements.
Algonquin College.
• Faculty Topics: Copyright, Library resources achievement, you will be better informed about Locations
The Career Networking Fair is the largest job available financial assistance. The Financial Aid
in your Learning Management System (LMS),
fair held at Algonquin College. The Career and Student Awards Office at Algonquin College • Marketplace Food Court – D Building
and workshops for your classes.
Networking Fair annually brings together over can offer information about all of these areas. • The Portable Feast – B Building
Ottawa Campus 60 employers and 1,200 students and alumni The knowledgeable and friendly team is • Tim Hortons – A Building
Room: C263 from all programs at the College to network “Here 2 Help!” • Bits n’ Bytes – T Building
Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 6661 and explore summer jobs, co-op positions, and • 35th Street Market Café –
full-time employment. This year, the Career Ottawa Campus
Lower Level DARE District (C Building) Algonquin Residence
Networking Fair will be held on Tuesday,
Tel.: 613.727.0002 • The Fix Eatery – ACCE Building
February 12, 2019, at the Ottawa campus
Gymnasium from 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. • Booster Juice – Student Commons
Pembroke Campus (E Building)
Many departments also host their own job fairs. Room: 133
Please contact the Employment Support Centre Tel.: 613.735.4700 ext. 2709 Meal Plan Information
for more information on job fairs. Perth Campus Meal Plans work on a declining balance system
Job Postings Tel.: 613.267.2859 ext. 5604 using your AC Card (Algonquin College student
There is a free online job posting service, ID card). When you purchase your Meal Plan,
HireAC, for students, graduates, and employers the funds are deposited into your account.
for part-time, full-time, and summer jobs. Once you have chosen your Meal Plan, you
Check out HireAC job postings on ACSIS: simply present your AC Card to the cashier at
acsis.algonquincollege.com/students any of the seven locations, the Observatory, or
Starbucks. The appropriate food dollars from
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your selected Meal Plan will be deducted from • Vaccinations including Hepatitis B, tetanus, Information Technology Services Learning Support Lab
your account. You may ask the cashier for a influenza vaccines, and TB tests algonquincollege.com/slc
receipt after any purchase to view the balance algonquincollege.com/its
• Help with Health and Immunization forms for
available on your Meal Plan. Self Help: algonquincollege.com/itshelp
your course of study The Learning Support Lab, a part of the Student
Information Technology Services (ITS) supports Learning Centre (SLC), offers one-on-one and
Contests and Promotions You will need your Ontario Health Insurance all computing technology infrastructure and
Card (or the equivalent from another province/ group coaching sessions in the following areas:
The Food Services department hosts a variety services at the College, including computer
international insurance) and student card at labs, wired and wireless networks, network • English as a Second Language (ESL).
of contests and food promotions throughout the each visit. Without proof of insurance you will
year. Visit the website regularly for updates or access, email accounts, network storage, Students receive assistance with verbal
be required to pay the doctor’s fee. International MyDesktop, telephones, and systems including and written communications, as well as with
follow on Twitter at @ACeating. students, please bring your Guard Me Policy Blackboard and ACSIS. their reading skills. Students are also able to
Ottawa Campus Number and expiry date and your student participate in coach-led group conversations,
Room: D111 card. International Students from Saudi Arabia, Please refer to the ITS website allowing students to practise speaking
Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 7615 please bring your Cigna Policy number and algonquincollege.com/its English.
student card. for our current hours of operation. • Writing Services. Students receive
Ottawa Campus Within the College: Ext. 5555 assistance through the review of structuring
Room: C141 Outside the College: 613.727.4723 ext. 5555 and formatting in English. This includes
Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 7222 grammar usage, style, brainstorming, thesis
Ottawa Campus development, formatting papers, and citation.
Pembroke Campus Room: ITS is moving in Fall 2018 – please refer
• Math Drop-In. Students receive assistance
Health Services Room: 110d to the website for the new location
through the review of math problems they
algonquincollege.com/healthservices Tel.: 613.735.4700 ext. 2748 Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 5555
are experiencing. This includes basic math,
Email: 5555@algonquincollege.com
The College’s Health Services department Perth Campus essential mathematics, quantitative methods,
ensures that professional, confidential medical Room: 111 Pembroke Campus and calculus. Please note: this is a drop-in
and nursing services are available to you year- Tel.: 613.267.2859 ext. 6546 Room: 201 service; therefore, there may be multiple
round. Services include: Tel.: 613.735.4700 ext. 5555 students per coach at any given time.
Email: 5555@algonquincollege.com • Computer Coaching. Students familiarize
• Doctors’ clinic at Ottawa campus (by themselves with the basic computer functions
appointment) Perth Campus
Room: 102 they need to be successful at college, such
• Consultations with a nurse (does not require as Windows and Mac OS, Microsoft Office
Tel.: 613.267.2859 ext. 5555
an appointment) Suite, and various other online College
Email: 5555@algonquincollege.com
• Referrals from a mental health social worker resources (ACSIS, Brightspace, etc.).
to College and community resources @AlgonquinITS • Anatomy Physiology and Pathophysiology
• Treatment for injuries and illness ITS Self Help Knowledge Base: Coaching. Students review various systems
• Birth control information, prescriptions, and algonquincollege.com/itshelp and other terminology related to human
purchase of birth control anatomy.
• Pap tests, STI testing, emergency Open access computer labs are available
24/7 to students with network accounts at: Ottawa Campus
contraception Room: C260
• Blood tests (including HIV testing) (by Ottawa Campus Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 5834
appointment) Rooms: CA204, B373, and T201 Email: library@algonquincollege.com
• Referrals to specialists Pembroke Campus
Room: 202 (Open Access Lab),
and outside Room 201
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Library Lockers Mamidosewin Indigenous Massage Therapy
algonquincollege.com/library algonquincollege.com/parking/lockers Student Centre algonquincollege.com/healthandcommunity/
algonquincollege.com/mamidosewin massage-therapy-clinic
Students, faculty, and staff have access to a Lockers can be rented online through ACSIS
wide range of services provided by the Library. or in person at the Parking Services Office in The Mamidosewin Indigenous Student Centre Massage therapy can manage pain, improve
Come explore the services, which include: E120. Lockers are issued on a first-come, first- provides a warm, supportive, and welcoming movement, reduce stress, and create a sense
served basis and can be rented for one to three environment for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis of wellbeing. The student therapists’ hands
• 24/7 access to study space (Ottawa campus)
semesters at a time. The locker rental fee is students. It is also a gathering space for all stretch muscles, encourage circulation, and
• 24/7 digital resource collection including: $20.35 including tax per semester. sedate or stimulate nerves to ease pain or
– EBooks learners to celebrate Indigenous culture.
The Mamidosewin Centre offers a variety of promote function. Students provide assessment,
– Full text journals, magazines, and Any locker issues, such as an unauthorized lock
support services, including academic and treatment, and exercise programs tailored to
newspapers or damage, should be immediately reported to
career pathways, educational and personal your needs. Registered Massage Therapists
– Specialty digital resource collections Locker Services. Students may use their own
skill developments, and referrals to external supervise this full range of massage therapy
containing statistics, business profiles, lock or purchase one through Locker Services or
organizations with respect to employment, services. Students, employees, and members
industry profiles, Canadian case law, Connections: The Campus Store. Unauthorized
housing, and other Indigenous services. There is of the public are invited to access the clinic.
and more occupancy of lockers will result in the lock being
an Aboriginal Counsellor located in the Centre to Appointments are $35 for one hour.
cut and storage of locker contents. Unclaimed
– Streaming video products, including online provide a blend of mainstream and Indigenous-
locker items are stored for no longer than 30 Hours: Monday – Friday, 4:15 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
software tutorials based counselling methods to support our
days before being disposed of. An administrative (subject to change)
• Circulation of Library materials (books, DVDs, fee will apply for the retrieval of stored items. learners on their journey at Algonquin College.
etc.) Room: A100
All locker areas of the College are patrolled Everyone is welcome to drop in for a visit and
• Intercampus and interlibrary loans Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 2138
year-round, and payment is always required for experience cultural and social activities, such as
• Membership in Sm@rtlibrary consortium to Email: ACmassageclinic@algonquincollege.com
locker rental. feasts, Elder visits, and ceremonies.
access local libraries directly
• Laptop loans Ottawa Campus Ottawa Campus
Located in Parking Services – E120 (Student Room: E122
• Access to computers, printers, and
Commons Building) Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 2483
photocopiers
Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 7187 Email: parantn@algonquincollege.com
• Online chat and on-site research assistance Email: lockers@algonquincollege.com
Please note that access to the Library’s digital Perth Campus
resource collection and circulating collection Room: 119 (Front Office)
requires a Library card/Account. For more
information, please visit: algonquincollege.
com/library/from-all-ac-campus-library/
library-account
Ottawa Campus
Room: C350 Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 5834
Email: library@algonquincollege.com
Pembroke Campus
Room: 145 Tel.: 613.735.4700 ext. 2707
Email: illpemb@algonquincollege.com
Perth Campus
Room: 117 Tel.: 613.267.2859 ext. 5644
Email: illpert@algonquincollege.com
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Notice Board Regulations Office of the Ombudsman Due to the independent, impartial, and license plate must be properly registered with
Ottawa Campus algonquincollege.com/ombuds confidential nature of the Office of the Parking Services.
General interest boards are located throughout Ombudsman, communication with this Office is
The Office of the Ombudsman is designed Evening and weekend parking fees will apply at
the Ottawa campus for student use, free of held in strictest confidence; therefore, students
to operate confidentially, impartially, and the Ottawa campus as of September 1, 2018.
charge. Contact information and a clear link to a may discuss their concerns frankly and fully.
independently. Algonquin College and the Permit holders do not need to pay additional for
College program or recognized College activity/ Information obtained by the Ombudsman and
Students’ Association jointly fund the Office of evenings/weekends. Permits include parking
club is required. All information posted on the its staff is privileged, and this privilege is held
the Ombudsman. access from 6:00 a.m. – 11:59 p.m., seven days
boards must be date stamped by the AC Hub, by the Office of the Ombudsman and cannot be
a week. For more information about evening and
located in the Student Commons (2nd floor of Serving all three Ontario campuses and the waived by others.
weekend parking rates and ways to pay, please
E Building). Posters go up on Tuesdays and distance education affiliates, the Office of Ottawa Campus visit algonquincollege.com/parking/evening-
Thursdays, but students can bring them to the the Ombudsman provides a safe space for Room: E112 and-weekend-parking.
AC Hub for approval and stamping at any time students to seek advice, assistance, and Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 6835
during regular business hours. No inappropriate pursue the resolution of any College-related Parking Services is located in E120. From
Email: ombuds@algonquincollege.com
material (sexual, hateful, distasteful, etc.) concern through a confidential, impartial, September 5-28, Parking Services will be open
Fax: 613-727-7708
is permitted. The AC Hub has full authority and independent process. The Office of the from 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m., before returning to
to determine the suitability of all materials Ombudsman does not take sides, but seeks regular business hours.
and content. Posting guidelines for Bulletin to facilitate a fair resolution. The Office of the Parking Information:
Boards on campus can be reviewed here: Ombudsman has the mandate to investigate, Tel.: 613.727.4723 ext. 7187
algonquincollege.com/ancillary/overview/ at their absolute discretion, any student’s
advertising-on-campus complaint about aspects of student life, Parking Map:
including: Website: algonquincollege.com/parking/map
External Advertisements On Campus
contact: lowreym@algonquincollege.com • Academic matters Parking Violation Appeals: https://
parkingservices.algonquincollege.com
Commercial Advertisements in the Algonquin • Services provided by Algonquin College or
Times contact: algonquintimes@gmail.com Algonquin Students’ Association Ottawa Campus
• The operations of Algonquin College or Located in E120 (Student Commons)
Pembroke Campus Algonquin Students’ Association Email: parking@algonquincollege.com
All information posted must be date stamped • The treatment received from other students
by the Dean’s Office in Room 215. For more Pembroke Campus
• The treatment received from employees Room: 131 (in the Admissions area)
information, to obtain poster/notice approval
before printing your material (recommended), or
Parking Website: algonquincollege.com/pembroke/
to inquire about commercial advertising, please algonquincollege.com/parking parking-lockers
contact 613.735.4700, ext. 2701, or email Parking permits can be purchased online and Perth Campus
moreaus@algonquincollege.com. are sold on a first-come, first-served basis until Room: 119 (Front Office)
Perth Campus they are sold out. Purchase of a parking permit Website: algonquincollege.com/perth/
All information posted must be date stamped does not guarantee that space is available in the current/parking
by the Administrative Service, Front Office. designated area.
For more information, to obtain poster/ All vehicles that use Algonquin College parking
notice approval before printing your material lots must have a valid Algonquin College parking
(recommended), or to inquire about commercial permit. Parking permits must be visible to the
advertising, please contact 613.267.2859 or Enforcement Officer, either by hanging the
email perth@algonquincollege.com. permit from the rear-view mirror or placing it on
the driver’s side dashboard face up with the full
permit visible. For pay by phone/e-permits, your
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