Washington County 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 Specialist

Mary-Ann Urquhart

  • My job as a CSS allows me to make a positive impact on the lives of our young adults. I am part of their academic and post-secondary journey.

  • JMG since 2016

    Associates Degree in Early Childhood Education, Washington County Community College

    BS in Early Childhood Development and Learning, University of Maine at Machias

  • murquhart@jmg.org

    (207) 454-1084

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.

Jasmine Bassett
Pathway Navigator

WCCC Resources

  • Academic Resources

    WCCC is committed to your academic success and offers programs and services to help you reach your educational and career goals. These resources are all offered free of charge and include tutoring and advising, study skills, and services for students with disabilities.

    Academic Resources

  • Accessibility Resources

    WCCC is committed to assisting qualified students with disabilities to achieve their individual goals. Upon request and official documentation from a relevantly licensed professional, WCCC grants qualified students reasonable accommodations to provide them equal opportunity for success within a collegiate setting.

    Accessibility Resources

  • Career Resources

    WCCC faculty and staff are valuable resources for students starting a career or job search. In addition, the Calais CareerCenter with its many resources shares space with WCCC and is available to all students.

    Career Resources

  • Counseling Resources

    WCCC knows it’s not always easy to balance your academic needs with personal, family or job-related problems and concerns. That’s why they provide counseling resources to students.

    Counseling Resources

  • Scholarships

    WCCC offers scholarships to support students academic and career goals. Scholarships are awarded to students attending WCCC. Students are awarded one scholarship at the highest dollar amount.

    Scholarships

  • Title IX

    WCCC provides programs intended to prevent or end dating violence, domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking. Training programs for all new students consist of prevention engagement during New Student Orientation and includes prevention strategies, and victim resources both on and off campus.

    Title IX

Address
One College Drive
Calais, ME 04619