Advocates for a Community College Education held a special orientation session June 26. The student panel, a popular feature of the orientation last year and this year, included Q&A with the new students asking the panelists, who are successful 4Cs students and ACCE scholarship recipients, how to get started with the transition from high school to college.
Student panelists were Jamoyia Cassell, Trey Peters, and Autumn Rutko.
Thanks to ACCE’s close relationship with Cape Cod Community College, new scholarship recipients and mentors were able to get a thorough introduction to the services and procedures students will want to navigate as they register and attend classes. The session was held at the 4Cs satellite campus on Main Street in Hyannis. Students were guided by 4Cs staff, including Sue Allaire, Senior Special Programs Coordinator for Student Wellness; Timothy Gerolami, Library and Academic Support Director; and Jaclyn Kotowski, Learning Disabilities Specialist at the O’Neill Center.