Student ID
If you're taking in-person classes, attending labs, or using campus services, you'll need a Student ID.
- Utica: Public Safety, AB 106
- Rome: Student Services
Students must present identification when asked by a College official.
Everything you need to start the semester strong.
Welcome to Fall 2026
Whether you're joining us for the first time or returning to continue your journey, welcome to the Fall 2026 semester. We've gathered important information, resources, and opportunities here in one place to help you get off to a strong start.
I’m Dr. Karey Pine, Vice President for Student Affairs. I’m here to help make sure you feel supported, connected, and confident throughout your MVCC experience. Our goal is to help you find the resources, opportunities, and people you need to succeed in and beyond the classroom.
Quick Links
The most-used resources are up front, so you can get where you need to go in a few seconds.
Campus Access & Communications
A few essentials go a long way at the start of the semester, especially if you're taking classes on campus or using student services regularly.
If you're taking in-person classes, attending labs, or using campus services, you'll need a Student ID.
Students must present identification when asked by a College official.
Messages from the Vice President for Student Affairs with subject lines such as Bulletin, Safety Bulletin, and Important Information may contain important policy, procedure, or safety information and should be read.
Look for this monthly one-page publication in campus restrooms for quick updates on College policies, practices, and resources.
If you or someone you know is experiencing or witnessing a concern related to safety, wellbeing, conduct, discrimination, or another issue, MVCC's Report It! page can help connect you with the appropriate reporting option or support resource.
Visit Report It!College Safety
These policies and systems are here to support a safe, inclusive, and engaged campus community without turning your first week into a wall of fine print.
Students are automatically enrolled in MVCC Emergency Alert notifications for emergencies, weather closures, and safety information.
Check your contact information.
Visit MyMV and select the Emergency Alert tile to make sure your contact information is current.
The Student Handbook and Code of Conduct outline expectations that help maintain a safe and respectful campus environment.
Review the Code of ConductStudents should be familiar with resources addressing sexual assault, harassment, dating or domestic violence, and stalking.
Review MVCC's hazing prevention and awareness information so you understand expectations and reporting pathways.
Hazing Prevention & AwarenessMVCC is committed to an inclusive environment where students can learn and participate without discrimination or harassment.
Anti-Discrimination and Anti-Harassment PolicyYour Support Network
MVCC has people, services, and spaces designed to help you succeed academically and personally.
One important go-to person to help you navigate MVCC.
Appointments can be virtual or in person.
C3 helps connect students with resources including transportation, food access, childcare, housing, employment assistance, and other needs.
Licensed counselors provide confidential, free support for personal challenges, life transitions, academic stress, and other concerns.
Health & Wellness Center — ACC 104
Student Counseling Brochure (PDF)Counseling services are free and confidential, and appointments may be offered in person or through telehealth.
Watch for weekly wellness communication from the Health & Wellness Center with information about doctor or RN availability, clinic updates, wellness programs, and additional opportunities.
Proof of insurance is not required. The Health & Wellness Center can connect you with a navigator to explore insurance options.
Tutoring works — and it's free.
Tutoring is available on campus and online, and appointments can be booked digitally and synced with Outlook.
Explore the Learning CommonsA sensory-friendly space for relaxation and stress relief.
ACC 223 — Utica
A quiet space for reflection and prayer that is available whenever the
Alumni College Center is open.
Getting Around
Centro continues expanded service between Utica and Rome along with existing local service.
Transportation & Centro Bus InformationStudents with scheduling questions or questions about available financial assistance can contact the C3 office in the Wilcox Hall Learning Commons.
Get Involved
Campus life matters. Clubs, organizations, and student events can help make MVCC feel smaller, friendlier, and more connected.
Explore Clubs & OrganizationsThe Hawk Life Engagement App ended over the summer. Student Congress and campus partners are reviewing options for its replacement.
Verified official links: @mvcchawkslife on TikTok and @mvcchawkslife on Instagram
Student Newsletter
Starting the week of August 31, 2026, students will receive it on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Munchkin Mo'days
Meet your Vice President for Student Affairs at Munchkin Mo'days!
Dr. Karey Pine will host Munchkin Mo'days at different campus buildings and lobbies on a series of mostly Monday mornings.