Student Services Department

Welcome! To the Students Service Department Resource pages

| Staff | Student Emergency Fund | Housing | Food Services | Tutoring | TCUP |

Staff

Susan Paulson	Dean of Students
	(701) 627-4738 x284
	Room 10
Twila Aulaumea	Registrar/Director of Admissions
	(701) 627-4738 x286
	Room 11
Roz Baker	TCUP Director
	(701) 627-4738 x249
	Room 22
Kathy Kraft	TCUP Data Manager
	(701) 627-4738 x231
	Room 24
Lucy Karnatz	Mandaree Mentor
	(701) 759-3545
	Fax: (701) 759-3528
Ardene Perkins	White Shield Mentor
	(701) 743-4552
	Fax: (701) 743-4126
Evelyn Wounded Face	Director of Financial Aid
	(701) 627-4738 x245
	Room 9
Beverly Mason	Financial Aid Assistant (temp.)
	(701) 627-4738 x236
	Room 12

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The Student Emergency Fund is available to provide students with assistance in funding for academic and retention purposes. Students are required to be in good standing with class attendance and grades and are required to do three hours of community services within FBCC. Contact the Retention Counselor for assistance.

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Housing

FBCC does not provide on-campus housing. Students will be assisted through referral depending on known availability of housing.

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 Pop and snack vending machines are available along with periodic catered food.
The new Student Union will be opened in Spring 2006. Student Union policies will be published and distributed.

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Tutoring

The Student Services staff works closely with the faculty to provide tutoring services. Faculties refer academically successful students to be tutors and Student Services processes the students. They can work up to twenty (20) hours a week. There are no full time tutors available to students. Students are informed from orientation and in their classes that they can request tutoring if they need help. Most of the tutoring needed is for math and especially algebra. Faculty and the Dean of Students work closely to match tutors with students and their schedules. Student Interns in the technology department often tutor students needing assistance with computer classes or just using computer applications.

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Tribal Colleges and Universities Program (TCUP)

This program provides awards to enhance the quality of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) instructional and outreach programs at Tribal Colleges and Universities, Alaskan Native-serving Institutions and Native Hawaiian-serving institutions. Support is available for the implementation of comprehensive institutional approaches to strengthen STEM teaching and learning in ways that improve access to, retention within, and graduation from STEM programs. Through this program, assistance is provided to eligible institutions in their efforts to bridge the digital divide and prepare students for careers in information technology, science, mathematics and engineering fields.

TCUP Links

• Criteria for TCUP Learning Community Students
• Criteria for High School Dual Credit
• TCUP Student Application (FBCC STEM Learning Communities)
• Employment Application High School Duel Credit
• Student Services Departmental Plan (2005)
• FBCC Student Cohort STEM Project
• NSF TCUP Grant Information
• TCUP Project Progress Overview and TCUP Performance Indicator Report 2005

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Departmental Forms

• Incomplete Contract Agreement (.pdf)
• Alcohol and Drug Use / Abuse Workplace Policy

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