Central Maine Community College

JMG's College Success Program begins in high school through bridging services. It continues seamlessly through college by providing proactive support to ensure students persist toward the attainment of a degree and/or credentials of value. JMG's College Success Specialists provide students with individualized services, including academic, social, and financial support. Eligible students include those who were part of a JMG program in middle school or high school and youth in foster care or who have been in foster care.

Meet Our Specialists

Michelle Bourne

  • I believe all students deserve an educational program that will meet them where they are, regardless of demographics.

  • JMG since 2013

    BA in English Literature, Quinnipiac University

  • mbourne@jmg.org

    (207) 755-5410

Ivy Latendresse

  • I chose JMG because I want to make a difference. JMG allows me to get to know my students and give them what they need to be successful.

  • JMG since 2013

    BS in Elementary Education, Saint Joseph's College

  • ilatendresse@jmg.org

    (207) 215-6067

HOPE & PaS

The Higher Opportunity for Pathways to Employment (HOPE) and Parents as Scholars (PaS) programs offered by the Maine Department of Health and Human Services support eligible parenting Mainers as they pursue training and education beyond high school to achieve their career plans with support from JMG Pathway Navigators.

Lauren Lobikis
Pathway Navigator

  • llobikis@jmg.org

    Lauren.Lobikis@maine.gov

    207-200-1479

  • Central Maine Community College

    Additional: Academy of Medical Professions, Aveda, Maine College of Health Professions, Spa Tech

  • Bachelor of Science in Mental Health and Human Services

    ACRE Certified Employment Specialist

  • I am passionate about encouraging students to reach their full potential and receive support that will assist them in gaining the confidence, abilities, and resources needed to achieve their individual goals.

CMCC Resources

  • Academic Advising

    Full or part-time students admitted into a college program at Central Maine Community College are assigned an academic advisor in your program of study. Your academic advisor helps you navigate your academic needs and toward accomplishing your academic goals.

    Academic Advising

  • Accessibility Resources

    Reasonable academic accommodations are provided on an individual, case-by-case basis to an admitted or enrolled student. Essential components of any course of study may not be eliminated or circumvented. These accommodations are intended to promote equal access, not special privilege.

    Accessibility Resources

  • Career Services

    CMCC offers numerous pathways to a better future. Choose from short-term workforce training that provides the skills you need to find employment quickly and/or academic certificate and degree programs that lead to expanded employment options or streamlined transfer opportunities.

    Career Services

  • Health & Counseling

    Personal counseling is available to students. In addition to the various allied health programs hosting health information and wellness clinics, Central Maine Community College partners with Healthy Androscoggin to promote a balanced health perspective.

    Health & Counseling

  • Title IX

    CMCC does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, including gender identity or expression, disability, age, genetic information or marital, parental or veteran’s status in its programs and activities.

    Title IX

  • Tutoring Services

    CMCC offers tutoring services in math, science, writing, English language learning, and more.

    Tutoring Services

Address
1250 Turner Street
Auburn, ME 04210