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COUNSELING AND ADVISING AT EITC

Counselors are available to assist applicants with vocational choices, financial aid, veterans benefits, admissions procedures, and other matters pertaining to educational programs. The Center for New Directions provides a variety of counseling services in addition to those available in the Student Services Office.

Initially, academic advising takes place with our admission counselors. For your ease specific counselors have been assigned advising services according to your program of interest. If you are interested in any of the medical fields, your contact person is Steve Albiston (524-3000 x. 3366). For all other programs your contact person is Richard Jardine (524-3000 x. 3379).

Substance Abuse Prevention Information

Alcohol and/or drug abuse causes a number of marked changes in behavior. Even small amounts can significantly impair judgment and

coordination and interfere with a student's desire to do well.

At EITC, we encourage students to do their best but realize that some students will experience setbacks in their educational pursuits as a result of substance abuse. As a preventative measure, we offer on-campus: written information, weekly on-campus group meetings, community referrals and crisis intervention. Student Services is here to provide support to any student in need. The Center for New Directions can also assist in individual needs.

Additionally, the Idaho Falls area provides a variety of alcohol/drug intervention resources. Some local number listings are: AA Hotline: 524-7729; and Al-Anon: 522-4947.

*Eastern Idaho Technical College admits students regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or any other classification protected by federal or state law or local ordinance.

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