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Scraper Counseling Center

The Scraper Counseling Center supports the MACU community by offering free counseling to students and their families in a compassionate, supportive, and confidential Christian environment. The Center acts as a safe haven for health, wellness, and rehabilitation to restore clients’ mental well-being. 

Email: [email protected]
Phone: (405) 692-3151

Learning Resource Center

Located in the basement level of Kennedy Hall, the Learning Resource Center houses the University’s library, learning assistance programs, and accommodations and testing services. Tutors are also available Monday through Friday both in-person and virtually to assist students with classwork and studies.

Email: [email protected]
Phone: (405) 692-3174

Student Services

The Student Services department is a centralized location for many of the resources that students both current and previous will use outside of the classroom. Through their Solutions Center, they can answer the majority of questions related to MACU. In addition to support specialists and readmission specialists, Student Services also includes the Career Development office and oversees the Bread and Thread Shed, MACU’s food pantry and career readiness closet.

Email: [email protected]
Phone: (877) 569-3198

Cleveland County
Sheriff’s Office

School resource officers with the Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office serve the MACU campus 24/7, providing the MACU community with around-the-clock service and protection. Student resource officers patrol the University on a regular basis and are always available by calling (405) 692-3100 or through the SafeZone app.

Phone: (405) 692-3100

Campus Ministries

At MACU, spiritual life is at the heart of everything we do. So that each student may experience a greater encounter with God, Campus Ministries offers twice-weekly chapel services, numerous student-led discipleship opportunities, staff- and faculty-led mentorship programs, and monthly student-led devotionals, equipping our community to become more like Jesus in both large-group and small-group settings.

Email: [email protected]
Chaplain Brad: [email protected]
Kevin Dugay: [email protected]
Phone: (405) 692-3195

Financial Aid

Located on the second floor of Kennedy Hall, the Office of Financial Aid administers programs in accordance with federal, state, and private agency guidelines as well as funds provided by the University. They assist students in identifying and applying for financial aid to make a MACU education affordable.

Email: [email protected]
Phone: (405) 692-3204

Accommodations

MACU seeks to create an environment where all capable students are provided access to educational opportunities. Reasonable and appropriate accommodations, both in and out of the classroom, will be provided for those students who qualify under the American with Disabilities Act as having a disability, unless doing so creates an undue burden for the institution or fundamentally alters a program.

Email: [email protected]
Phone: (405) 692-3272

Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma

The Regional Food Bank is leading the fight against hunger in Oklahoma and envisions a state where no one goes hungry. They distribute food through a network of more than 1,300 community-based partner agencies and schools in central and western Oklahoma while also educating the public on hunger, advocating for those living with hunger, and providing access to additional resources.

Regional Food Bank Food and Resources Center
2635 N Shields Blvd
Moore, OK 73160

Email: [email protected]
Phone: (405) 600-3182

Tri-City Hope Center

The Tri-City Hope Center’s purpose is to remain faithful to God’s commandments by extending His love in practical ways through providing food, clothing, and other basic necessities to struggling families in Newcastle, Blanchard, Tuttle, Bridge Creek, and surrounding rural areas. They are open every Thursday from 9 AM – 11:30 AM and 1 PM-5 PM.

Tri-City Hope Center
201 S Main St.
Newcastle, OK 73065

Phone: (405) 392-4242

OKC Relief Center

The OKC Relief Center compassionately serves the greater Oklahoma City community by providing essential resources — including food, hygiene items, and clothing — to individuals and families from infancy through adulthood, while honoring the dignity and worth of every individual. They are open Monday through Thursday mornings and afternoons and Tuesday and Thursday evenings as well.

OKC Relief Center
2444 SW 89th St.,
Oklahoma City, OK 73159

Email: [email protected]
Phone: (405) 418-6640

Oakwood Springs

Oakwood Springs provides evidence-based, transformational care for a broad range of mental health and addiction concerns in a compassionate, comfortable environment, bringing hope and help to individuals in their journey of recovery from mental health and addiction challenges.

Oakwood Springs
13101 Memorial Springs Court
Oklahoma City, OK 73114

Email: [email protected]
Phone: (405) 438-3000

Porter Health Village of Norman

The Behavioral Health Center at Porter Health Village in Norman provides comprehensive behavioral health care, from hospital-based treatment when safety and structure are needed most to structured therapy programs that support continued recovery and balance. Their programs address a variety of behavioral health challenges, including depression, anxiety, and substance use disorders.

Porter Health Village of Norman
506 Wellness Way
Norman, OK 73071

Email: [email protected]
Phone: (405) 754-1309

988

988 is a direct, three-digit lifeline that connects individuals with trained behavioral health professionals so that all Oklahomans can get the help they need. Callers are connected to a crisis specialist who talks them through what’s going on and gets them the resources they need for either themselves or their loved ones. The 988 call center can also send a mobile crisis team to assess the situation and intervene if necessary.

Phone: 988