Student Basic Needs

An FLCC student visiting the Center for Student Well-Being.

Life happens. Emergencies happen. We're here to help. If you're experiencing an urgent situation that could get in the way of you completing your education, come see us in the Office of Community Standards and Counseling.

FLCC offers assistance with food, transportation expenses, and referrals to community agencies. Additionally, a limited emergency fund is available for students experiencing a financial emergency.

Student Emergency Fund

FLCC has limited student emergency funds, sponsored by the FLCC Foundation, for students who find themselves experiencing a financial emergency which jeopardizes their ability to continue to attend FLCC.

Student Emergency Funds are NOT a financial aid early disbursal program. It is intended for extreme cases and should be viewed as a last resort after all other options are exhausted.

The Process

  • An application is required; submitting an application does not guarantee approval.
  • You are required to submit your application to us electronically.
  • You must be enrolled and registered for classes in the semester for which you are applying for funds.
  • All applications are reviewed on a first come, first serve basis and are approved by a committee.
  • There is a 24-72 hour waiting period. We will contact you with the decision.
  • Funds are not given in cash.
  • If you receive a Dr. Barbara A. Etzel Student Emergency Loan, you will be required to sign a repayment letter prior to the disbursement of funds.
  • If approved for a Dr. Barbara A. Etzel Student Emergency Loan, a hold will be placed on your account restricting all activities (grades, transcripts, registration, etc.) until it has been repaid.
  • If you receive a Dr. Barbara A. Etzel Student Emergency Loan, you will be required to repay your balance either with financial aid funds or through a payment plan.
  • You may receive a maximum of 2 disbursements of student emergency funding during your FLCC career.

Emergency Fund Application

The staff reserve the rights to apply additional restrictions if deemed appropriate.

Food Cupboard and Services

It's hard to learn when you are hungry. To help, FLCC has an on campus food cupboard that provides students with enough nonperishable food for 3 meals a day for 3 days. Students can choose what food they would like and access the food cupboard twice per semester. Additionally, we refer students to local food pantries and services available in the community, to SNAP and when available, provide a hot meal to students with $10 cafeteria gift cards.

For assistance, visit us in Room 3260.

On-Campus Food Cupboard

Food Cupboard Request Form

Local Food Pantries and Services

Transportation Expenses

It's hard to learn when you are not in class. If you are having difficulty getting to class, the Community Standards & Counseling office provides assistance with transportation expenses, bus passes and $10 gas cards. Students are able to access this help twice per semester.

For assistance, visit us in Room 3260.

Flick's Place

Our stuff is your stuff! We understand how expensive it is to live on your own. For the 2020-21 academic year, we are fulfilling requests online. If you need assistance, we are here to help you find what you need!

Visit Flick's Place

FLCC Reporting Options

Use this form to report bias, policy violations, misconduct, and other concerning behavior at FLCC.

Report a Concern

Staff are Here to Help

The Center for Student Well-Being assists with issues related to health & wellness, basic needs, and more.

Request Support Services

Contact Us

Community Standards and Counseling
Room 3260
(585) 785-1211
(585) 396-0905
standards@flcc.edu
flcc.edu/judicial

Hours
Mon-Thu: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Fri: 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Walk-In Hours
Mon-Fri: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Virtual/Remote Services currently available. Please contact us by email or phone.

Appointments Preferred. Schedule in Starfish/Blackboard