Student and Legal Affairs | Allegany College of Maryland

COST FOR COUNSELING

FREE!

WW HOUSING PLEASE APPLY BY

JULY 31

COMPLETE HEROIN & OPIOID

TRAINING

What can you do?

For detailed information about us, click on the discover more tabs below.
Contact us if you have questions or need help.
Apply to Willowbrook Woods if you want to live on campus.
- Follow steps to complete your file.
Attend all of your classes – on time, every time. Learning comes first.
Check your student email daily.
See Something, Say Something!
Call Campus Security/Special Police 301-784-5555
Enhance your overall wellbeing through ACM’s Holistic Mental Health Network

What do we do?

Direct student services
Publications
Student Counseling Program
Student intervention plans
Residency
Financial Aid appeals
Willowbrook Woods applications, contract compliance
Campus Safety
- Partner with Campus Security/Special Police
- Student Discipline
- Title IX
- Annual Crime Report
Legal issues & Compliance with state/federal mandates
- Non-Discrimination

KEY DATES

WW Housing(Fall)
Apply by

Jul 31

WW Housing(Spring)
Apply by

Nov 30

FA Appeal Petition
(Spring) Due

Jan 09

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We're here to help

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I find information about college policies and services?
2 publications are designed for students: the small Student Services Booklet has quick reference information in a colorful, tabbed format you can find in racks across campus, and the larger Student Handbook has all the detailed information. See the Student Handbook tab to access the PDF.
How do I get housing?
You must apply to Willowbrook Woods. That application is separate from the College’s admission application; the packet is a PDF on the Student Housing page. Read the packet, print the application pages, complete them yourself, and submit to this office before the deadline.

Is smoking or alcohol allowed on campus?
Allegany College of Maryland is completely clean, clear, and dry. That means that smoking/tobacco/vaping, alcohol, and drugs are strictly prohibited.
Can my parent or spouse get information about me from my instructors or staff?
Generally, No. Your information is protected by federal law and college policy known as FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act). That means your information is not shared with any third party without your written consent unless there is a legal exception.

Meet the Staff

Our experienced, knowledgeable staff are excited to share their expertise with you.

Dr. Renee Conner
Dean of Student & Legal Affairs

301-784-5206
College Center 152

B.A., Washington College
J.D., TC Williams School of Law, University of Richmond

Renee Gibson
Student Support Coordinator & Operations Specialist

301-784-5206
College Center 152

B.S., California University of Pennsylvania