Course Registration

The registrar’s office manages course registration and pre-approves courses for students enrolling in the May semester or summer school.
Kevin Paquette 207-893-7797

The Academic Center

The Academic Center provides study skills workshops, writing tutors, peer tutoring within various departments, individualized mentoring for academic success, and accommodations for students with disabilities. The Academic Center also works with each student to set goals for academic success and to connect students with help they may need. In addition, the staff runs the Study Abroad program.
Contact: Vincent Kloskowski 207-893-7561

Athletics and Recreation

St. Joe’s offers many team sports for both men and women, and provides students with the opportunity to excel

Athletic training

The athletic training room is located on the first floor of the Harold Alfond Center. A certified trainer is on hand at all home games and contests. All non-traditional-season games and contests will be covered on an “as-available” basis. The training room provides athletes with pre-game taping and wrapping, ice, water and cups, whirlpool, hydrocollator, ultrasound, and e-stim. Other emergency equipment (crutches, immobilizer, etc.) are available. Athletes must furnish their own supplies and medical kit for pre-game taping and wrapping.
Brian Curtin 207-893-6670

Recreation

The Alfond Center is available for all students to use for fitness, intramurals, and club sports. Some students also enjoy running on the track, using the swimming pool during open swim hours, or climbing the rock wall. The college also offers fitness and wellness classes in the Alfond Center dance room.

Dining Services

Bon Appétit offers students a custom restaurant experience with the freshest of ingredients, featuring an all-you-can-eat buffet with a variety of entrees including vegetarian, salad bar, deli bar items, and desserts. The dining hall is open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, and a “Late-night Bistro” from 8:00-10:00 p.m., is also available for students who wish to eat later in the evening Monday through Thursday. Brunch is served at 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, and dinner is served from 5:00-7:00 p.m.    http://www.bamco.com/For more info, visit Bon Appétit's web site or 207-893-6682

Add money to your child's flex account

Call Bon Appétit to add flex-dollars to your child's account. This can be used for snacking and late-night meals.Call 207-893-6682 to add flex dollars.

Send your child a birthday cake

For $15, Bon Appétit will bake and decorate a birthday cake, complete with candles. Call Bon Appétit at 207-893-6682 to order one.

Residence Life

Living on campus gives students the opportunity to grow socially. The residential life team dedicates themselves to making sure every resident is provided with safe, clean, and affordable housing.  For more info, visit the residential life web site.
Jon Blanchard 207-893-6604

Student Life

Students at the college participate in various activities such as working out in the fitness room, going to comedy shows, lending a hand in community service projects, and joining or organizing a club. Every week the Campus Activities Board (CAB) plans events for the students to attend. There are also opportunities to do things off-campus, such as taking a trip to Boston, skiing at local resorts, or visiting Portland.
Student Life 207-893-6603

Send your child a care package during winter finals

Studying for finals can be stressful. The Interhall Council puts together care packages (assorted snack foods) and will deliver them to your student during finals week. Look for a mailing with details in mid-November.

Ministry

Campus Ministry, located in the Heffernan Center brings students together to share their faith or questions about their faith. It is also a chance to serve others and the community through volunteer work, such as working at a local soup kitchen, or distributing clothes and food to homeless people in New York City.
Rebecca Hilton 207-893-7792

Counseling Center

The college experience can bring challenges, both positive and not-so-positive. Welcoming staff at the Counseling Center can often help students deal with some of the difficulties encountered along the way.
Saint Joseph’s Hall, First floor
Phone: 207-893- 6630
E-mail: lwiesen@sjcme.edu

Health and Wellness Center

Located in Carmel Hall, health care is provided for students by appointment and on a first-come-first-serve basis. A primary care nurse and doctor are available for students in need of treatment. Open Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., the health center is a place for students to receive urgent care and preventative care, and have all of their medical questions answered.
Contact: Doreen Webber 207-893-6634

Counseling Center

The college experience can bring challenges, both positive and not-so-positive. Welcoming staff at the Counseling Center can often help students deal with some of the difficulties encountered along the way.
Saint Joseph’s Hall, First floor
Phone: 207-893- 6630
E-mail: lwiesen@sjcme.edu