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BAC Student Assistance Program

Boston Architectural College Student Assistance Program Talk One2One - Free and Confidential help for Personal Concerns and Issues To access the website , go to www.allonehealtheap.com and enter: User name: BAC SAP Password: student The Student Assistance Program is a free, confidential 24/7 support system for any problem that could be challenging your emotional health, well-being, or focus. Call: 1.800.756.3124 The BAC understands that making sound work, life, and academic choices is a difficult challenge, and that navigating personal and professional stress can be overwhelming at times. Located in Natick, Massachusetts, AllOne Health has been a reliable and trusted partner to hundreds of organizations, providing confidential counseling and referral services to employers and employees, and to students through their Talk One2One Student Assistance Program. If you are facing any kind of personal problem or issue, call to speak to a licensed Talk One2One Consultant who will

Student Technology Resources

Where do I print? We have B&W, color printers, and plotters located throughout the 4th floor of the 320 Newbury building. Each semester returning students get a $35.00 credit added to their account automatically. How do I check my print balance? You can check your account from any BAC computer. You can also check your print balance at printcredit.the-bac.edu. You can only access the website from a BAC computer. How do I make a laser cutter reservation? You can stop by the IT office on the 4th floor to make a reservation. You can also call IT directly at (617)-585-0191. IT does not accept emails for reservations. *Note* that in order to make a reservation, all students are required to have attended the laser cutter orientation held every Saturday at 12 noon. How do I reserve the Photo lab? Photo lab reservations are taken care of by the IT department. Just stop by the IT office on the 4th floor of the 320 Newbury building to make a reservation. *Note* The DSLRs can only

Safety Notice: Con-Man in Boston

Please note that a notorious con-man named Elliot Davis has been conning people in the Boston area for what appears to be about 10 years. He was spotted in the Back Bay area last night. According to an article on the Odyssey: "A well-dressed Davis approaches someone on the street and tells them a sob story of a flat tire. He only needs a few bucks to buy a fix-a-flat, he pleads. This "few bucks" has been as high as $80 in some stories. Con artists usually ask for a non-rounded amount of money--$12, $14, $22-- in hopes that his prey does not have exact change and ends up giving $20 or $30 flat. For those who do not have cash on them, Davis points to an ATM conveniently located right around the corner. He is rather convincing because many people do go to the ATM, but still others do not." You can see a picture of Davis above, and below you can also read the full Odyssey article, as well as several discussion boards regarding Davis. Link to article: https://w

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