Students who will be attending Stevens next year:
It is that time of year again to complete the FAFSA. The Office of Financial Aid is providing assistance in completing the FAFSA process for 2016-2017.
It is important to complete the FAFSA no later than May 1st to be eligible for all types of financial aid. Complete all of your financial aid steps before you leave for the summer break with our assistance!
Open lab hours to complete the FAFSA will be held in Hartzell 107 on Tuesday and Thursday's from 9:00-11:00am and Wednesdays from 10:00-11:00am. If these times do not work you may stop by or email our office to schedule a time that is convenient to your schedule.
You will need to bring your and your parent's 2015 tax return and W2's. We will also need your and your parents FSA ID. You can obtain this online at fsa.ed.gov or we can assist you during the completion of the FAFSA.
If you have already completed the FAFSA for next year, we will begin to process that information in a few weeks.
If you have any questions, feel free to email us at financialaidandregistration@stevenscollege.edu.
Office of Financial Aid
Thaddeus Stevens
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Monday, March 14, 2016
Scholarships / Financial Aid / Etc.
Students,
Under the
Higher Education Opportunity Act (Public Law 110-315) of 2008, we are required
to provide you with resources to vote. The links below will provide you with
some excellent resources as well as the opportunity to register to vote if you
have not done so already.
Should you
have any questions, please email us at financialaid@stevenscollege.edu or stop by our office in room 105 of the
Hartzell Building.
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The MassMutual Scholars Program is a national scholarship program for high-achieving college students. Please help us spread the word to students you know!
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The link below provides a great resource to search for
scholarships for any student that has a disability.
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The MassMutual Scholars Program is a national scholarship program for high-achieving college students. Please help us spread the word to students you know!
In
2016, MassMutual looks forward to assisting at least 30 undergraduate students
with scholarships worth up to $5,000. Students:
· Must
be entering their sophomore, junior, senior, or fifth year of undergraduate
coursework.
· Must
have a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
· Should
be interested in pursuing a career in the insurance or financial services industry.
Tell undergraduate
students you know to apply today!
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Application and
info atmassmutual.scholarsapply.org
Applications for
the MassMutual Scholars Program are open
until March 31, 2016 at 5:30 p.m. EST.
MassMutual
is focused on expanding access and opportunity of higher education and
employment to students who reflect the rich cultural diversity of our nation.
We
seek to increase the number of students completing college nationally, assist in
decreasing student debt, raise awareness of careers in financial services, and
recruit and retain the top talent touched by our programs.
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Campus Community,
Please take a moment to read the letter below by selecting
the link. It is very critical to be aware of this major change that will impact
our students and many offices on campus. If you have any questions, please let
me know.
Michael DeGroft
Director of Financial Aid and Registrar
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SeniorHomes.com
has launched a program which offers two $1,000 scholarships for student who are
both caregivers and actively enrolled in College. The deadline for this
scholarship is June 30th, 2016.
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ezDinero awards its annual Latino scholarships through its various scholarship programs, including scholarships geared specifically for high school seniors, community college students, and current college students. In order to be eligible for our program, students must have a minimum 3.0 GPA, be a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident, be pursuing or plan to pursue your first undergraduate or graduate degree, be of Latino or Hispanic origin, and plan to enroll as a part-time or full-time student at an accredited U.S. post-secondary institution in the upcoming academic year. https://www.ezdinero.com/english/latino-scholarships/
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All,
A good friend of mine is on the Board for Kids’ Chance of
Pennsylvania. This organization helps students who have financial need and had
a parent who was killed or seriously injured in a work-related accident. This
year they awarded 56 scholarships totaling $184,000. I am trying to identify any
students that may qualify to apply for this scholarship. If you are aware of
any students who had a parent killed or seriously injured in a work-related
accident, please let me know.
Michael DeGroft
Director of Financial Aid and Registrar
Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology
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The Band Together Scholarship is all about the most influential people in your life that have helped you get to where you are today. The annual scholarship will award $500 towards a student's tuition to the winner of a short essay contest. Please take a look http://willyoube.com/band-together-scholarship
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The 2016 scholarship contest is now open. Deadline: Dec. 16, 2016 at 11:59 p.m. ET Requirements: Here are the text requirements Minimum 800 words Maximum 2,000 Awards: Five winners will be selected Top prize $5,000 Second through fifth place will receive $1,000 each 2016 ESSAY TOPIC: You've likely heard the famous quote before, "Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it." The United States housing market can be unpredictable, volatile and cyclical. We've seen recent "ups" like the early 2000s and major "downs" like the Savings & Loan Crisis of the late 1980s and the devastating Foreclosure Crisis several years ago. Knowing what we now know, what measure(s) would you suggest (or what protections would you put in place) to prevent another housing disaster that would preserve homeownership and ultimately the national economy? Consider all levels of the market, including consumer (home buyers / sellers / owners), lenders (banks) and government (policies / bills / programs) as you map out an original, forward-thinking plan to avoid (at the very least minimize) mistakes from the past. Or, conversely, is another housing disaster simply inevitable? Provide factual evidence (references are strongly encouraged) to support your original plan / argument. ABOUT THE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM: Foreclosure.com has issued $54,000 in scholarship money to 30 college students nationwide since the program was introduced in 2009. Each year, the company challenges future leaders of America to provide creative solutions/ideas to many of the nation's most critical issues, real estate in particular, which can be used to help foster a robust United States housing market. FORECLOSURE.COM SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM AT A GLANCE: Foreclosure.com continues to break new ground by offering a nationwide scholarship program. Currently enrolled college students (graduate students, law students and/or high school seniors are NOT eligible) are invited to apply by submitting an essay. Freshman entering Fall 2016 are eligible once they have received a student ID number. Plagiarism is strictly forbidden. Essays that are not the original work of the entrant will be immediately discarded and eliminated from consideration. Follow us on Twitter at @foreclosure, and let us know how we're doing. We wish all the applying 2016 students luck. Thanks for posting our contest on your Scholarships page! Best regards, Brad Geisen President, Foreclosure.com
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
TUTOR DOT COM AND LIBRARY
Resources Available for
Thaddeus Stevens’ Students
Tutorial Services
English and Math Labs –walk-in
service- located at the corner of the LRC
English Lab – staffed by professional adjunct
English tutors (Mr. Dan Glass and Mr. Philip Malin)
Math Lab – staffed by professional adjunct math
tutors (Mrs. Barbara Starin and Mr. Chris Gojda)
Hours for Both Labs:
Sunday 1pm-5pm
Monday – Thursday 8am-8pm
Friday 8am – 12 noon
Saturday closed
Peer Tutors – on campus
Each program of study has Peer Tutors and/or
Professional Tutors. See the portal for a list of tutors and availability. Ask
your instructor for more information.
Peer Tutors hold hours at given posted
times. Some are in the lab/shop area of your program and others are at
designated locations on campus.
Tutoring
Resources – Tutor.com - Online 24/7 – At no cost to students !
- Watch 3 Minute video demonstrating Tutor.com
- Create an account
- Enter your Stevens email address as your username. (Note: You must use your Stevens email in order for the system to recognize you.)
- Tutor.com will email your stevens email account with a link to set up your password.
- Close the tutor.com page.
- Log on to your Stevens email.
- Click the link or copy and paste into your browser.
- Choose password and enter it.
- You should be logged in.
- Log out.
Computer
Labs on Campus – with printers and internet connection
- LRC
- Mellor 209
- Mellor 309
- Branch Campus – Ground Floor Computer Lab
- Programs of Study – Some have their own computer labs. Ask your instructor about hours available outside of class.
Most buildings on campus have free Wi
Fi, including the dorms.
IT is located on the Lower Level of
the Mellor Building. If you have any difficulty with your online account or
accessing the portal, please stop by to see someone.
Reminder: Check your
Email daily! This is how we communicate with you!
Library Services
Regular Hours
of Operation - See website and front door for holidays,
break and summer schedules.
Monday – Thursday: 7am – 10pm
Friday: 7am – 5pm
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: 2pm – 10pm
There is no book drop; library materials must be returned
during hours the library is open.
One-on-one
assistance is available. You are not
bothering us – please ask!
Library
Resources – Some
circulate with Stevens ID; others in library use only; some available online.
- Books & Periodicals
- Educational Technical Materials
- Electronic Books
- Electronic Journals
- Electronic Databases
- Reference
- Interlibrary Loan - Items can be requested online at the library’s web page, or by completing a paper
form available at the library.
Access the
Library on our Website at: http://stevenscollege.edu/librarylrc
Additional information about the
Library can be found in the College Handbook.
Computers
and Related Equipment
- Computer lab in library
- Bring your own USB/Flash Drive to save files.
- Laptops available to borrow – See librarian to sign out a lap top
- Black & White Printers available - limited to 20 pages
- Color Printing – $1 per page
- Copier - per page fee using Stevens ID
- Fax – free if school related
- Wi Fi – free, but cannot print over Wi Fi
- Available for group study
- Used for some Peer Tutoring
The library staff welcomes you to the library!
Please stop by the
library and introduce yourself!
We look forward to
meeting you and helping you find the resources you need.
Peer Tutors for the Majors
Location
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Peer
Tutor
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Days/Times
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ARCH
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ARCH
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AUTO
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Auto
Lab
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Jason
John
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pending
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BAUD
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BAUD
Class-Branch
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Mike
Bubeck
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Mon-Thurs
8pm-10pm
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CADT
|
CAD
Lab
|
Michael
Crotti
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Mon-Thurs
5pm-9pm
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CARP
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ENG
Lab
|
Joseph
Rodriguez
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Mon.-Thurs 5pm
-8pm
|
CIS
|
Branch Business
Lab
|
Jacob
Schell
|
Mon, Wed, Thurs
6pm-9pm
|
CNSA
|
CNSA
Lab
|
Jonathan
Cleghorn
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Mon.-Fri.
4:30pm-6:30pm
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CNSA
|
CNSA
Lab
|
Daniel
Moore
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Wed.
2pm-4:30pm
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CNSA
|
CNSA
Lab
|
Michael
Lindsay
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Tues &
Thurs 2pm-4:30pm
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COEL
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CORT
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EET
|
EET
Lab
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David
Fraile
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Wed
12:30-4:30pm
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EET
|
EET
Lab
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David
Rampolla
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Tues, Thurs.
4:30-8pm
|
EET
|
EET
Lab
|
Marc Snyder
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Tues
4:30-7:30pm
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EET
|
EET
Lab
|
Brian
Weaver
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Mon & Thurs
4:30pm-7:30pm
|
ELEC
|
ELEC
Lab
|
Russell
Lozon
| |
ELEC
|
ELEC
Lab
|
Mike Svetecz
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ELME
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ELME
Lab
|
Dominic
Bridi
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Mon-Thurs.
4:30pm-8pm
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GRPH
|
GRPH
Lab
|
Hanna
Shank
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Mon, Tues,
Thurs 4:30pm-8pm
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Wednesday 5pm
-8pm
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HVAC
|
HVAC
Lab
|
Daniel
Fry
|
pending
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MACH
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MASN
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MATH
|
Math
Lab
|
Michele
Starer
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Tues &
Thurs 1pm-5pm
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MET -Professional
Tutor
|
Math
Lab
|
Chance
Burke
|
pending
|
MFWT
|
MFWT
Lab
|
Kevin
Quirk
| |
PLBG
|
PLBG
Lab
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RRM -same as
CARP
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ENG
Lab
|
Joseph
Rodriguez
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Mon.-Thurs 5pm
-8pm
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WET
|
Library
|
Marci
Beggs
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Mon. 1-3pm;
Tues 4-7pm
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Thaddeus Stevens Advisers
Advisors
2015 -2016
Office Hartzell
Program Advisor Location Phone Advising
Architectural Technology Ms. Faro LRC/LL 391-3505 Thur. 11am-1pm
Automotive Technology Dr. Othman LRC/Eng. Lab 391-3501 Tue. 11am-1pm
Business Administration Mr. Arjona Mellor 302 295-7819 Fri. 10am-12pm
Cabinetmaking & Mr. Passek (fall) Mellor 2nd Fl. 391-7209 Tue. 11am-1pm
Wood
Technology Ms. Bucy (spring) Mellor 2nd Fl. 299-7759 N/A
Carpentry Technology Dr. Miles Mellor 307 299-7763 Wed. 10:30-11:30am
Fri. 10:45 - 11:45am
Collision Repair Ms. Hess LRC/Math Lab 391-7239 Mon. 11am-1pm
Computer Aided Drafting Dr. McKinney Branch-4th Fl. 391-7238 Fri.10:55am-12:55pm
Computer & Network Ms. Meley Mellor 202 299-7760 Tue.
& Thur.
Systems Administration 11:30am
- 12:30pm
Construction Electrician Dr. McKinney Branch-4th Fl. 391-7238 Fri.10:55am-12:55pm
Electrical Technology Mr. Bigler LRC 391-3516 Mon/Wed.10-11am
Electronic Engineering Tech. Mr. Passek (fall) Mellor 2nd Fl. 391-7209 Tue. 11am-1pm
Ms.
Bucy (spring) Mellor 2nd Fl. 299-7759
N/A
Electro-Mechanical Tech Mr. Adem LRC/Math Lab 391-3515 Mon. 8am-10am
Graphics Communication & Mr. Rhoads Mellor 205 299-7703 Thur. 11am-1pm
Printing Technology
Heating, Ventilation, Mr. Arjona Mellor 302 295-7819 Fri.
10am-12pm
Air Conditioning &
Refrigeration
Machine Tool & Ms. Hess LRC/Math Lab 391-7239 Mon. 11am-1pm
Computer-Aided
Manufacturing
Masonry Construction Tech. Mr. Manning Branch 452 299-7692 Mon. 9:30-11:30am
Mechanical Engineering Tech. Mr. Manning Branch
452 299-7692 Mon. 9:30-11:30am
Metals Fabrication/ Ms.
Meley Mellor 202 299-7760 Tues. & Thur.
Welding
Tech 11:30am
- 12:30pm
Plumbing Technology Dr. Othman LRC/Eng. Lab 391-3501 Tue. 11am-1pm
Residential Remodeling Mr. Rhoads Mellor
205 299-7703 Thur. 11am-1pm
Water Environment Tech. Ms. Faro LRC/LL 391-3505 Thur. 11am-1pm
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