Lost & Found Students who have lost something can visit the Security Office in the Student Center, Room 118, call 914-606-6730, or email security@sunywcc.edu. Students can also check the Dean’s Office in any building where they lost an item. Mental Health and Counseling Services www.sunywcc.edu/mentalhealth The Department of Mental Health & Counseling Services is a mental health resource for students currently enrolled in classes at Westchester Community College. Licensed Mental Health Professionals provide free, short-term support for students who are struggling with issues including depression, anxiety, relationship concerns, adjustment, and a range of other personal challenges. A full array of clinical services are provided to students, including individual and group counseling. Non-clinical services are also available to students as well as the broader College community. The aim of services is to support student mental health and wellbeing, educate the WCC community on mental health topics, normalize and promote utilization of mental health services, and provide access to resources for further mental health support. The Department of Mental Health and Counseling Services aims to embrace all aspects of a student’s identity and experience. Licensed Mental Health Professionals honor the ways in which ability, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, culture, religion, and/or positionally can influence one’s mental health and wellbeing. Awareness of systems of injustice and clinician cultural humility are central to the services provided within DMHCS. MYWCC www.sunywcc.edu/MyWCC Westchester Community College has a student self-service web tool called MyWCC. Students can follow the on-screen instructions to activate their account and receive their User ID. Once students are logged in, look for How-To guides which are available to help students navigate through the different features of MyWCC. Students can access and update their personal information, see course offerings, register for classes, pay tuition, check on financial aid status, view academic transcripts, and access their college email account from MyWCC. Course listings and online self-registration are accessible through MyWCC. The Welcome Center runs the MyWCC Student Helpdesk – Students can contact them at MyWCCHelpdesk@sunywcc.edu with questions related to their MyWCC account. Native Plant Center www.sunywcc.edu/npc The Native Plant Center is a program of the Westchester Community College Foundation and welcomes student volunteers. Established in 1998, the Center maintains demonstration gardens on campus. Through these teaching gardens as well as through conferences, classes and field trips, the Center educates the public about the environmental necessity, economic value, and natural beauty of native plants of the Northeast. The Lady Bird Johnson Demonstration Garden is located near
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