Student Resources / Community Outreach

Student Involvement

Provides leadership development and experiences so students who choose to become involved in the co-curricular program can transfer their learned skills to their professional and community involvement after graduation. In order to accomplish this, the Office of Campus Involvement will continue to plan, implement, evaluate and support programs designed to meet the needs of students.

Extracurricular activities include: concerts, dances, lectures, movies, hypnotists, sports, comedians, and other live performances. Students not only have the opportunity to participate in these extracurricular activities, but to plan them as well. These experiences provide sound leadership development and make for lasting friendships and memories.

Student Support Services

The purpose of Student Support Services is:

• To increase retention and graduation rates of eligible students;
• To increase the transfer rate of eligible students from two-year to four-year institutions;
• To foster  an institutional climate supportive of the success of low-income, first generation, and college students with disabilities through identified support services.

Who is Eligible?

• First Generation  (neither parent/ guardian earned a Bachelor's  Degree) and/or
• Low income according to federal guidelines and/or
• Have a documented disability in need of support services

Our Services Include:

• Workshops
• Peer Advocate Program
• Cultural Activities
• Financing Aid Advising
• Career Advising
• Technology Lab
• Transfer Advising
• Educational Trips
• Personal Advising
• Academic Advising
• Resource Lending Library
• Grant and Scholarship Opportunities

Other Links of Interest Include:

• Student Affairs
• Financial Aid
• Admissions
• Multicultural Student Development