Student Involvement

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The Center for Student Involvement seeks to complement the academic mission of Florida Southern College. By supporting the ideas of the Cornerstone, we provide structured, community-building opportunities for students to be involved in campus life outside the classroom.

Civic Engagement

Civic Engagement encompasses active citizenship, community involvement, advocacy, and the development of personal and social responsibility.

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Student Organizations

With 100+ student clubs and organizations, ranging from honors societies to recreational clubs, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to get involved.

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Fraternity and Sorority Life

Along with friendships and fun, fraternities and sororities at FSC always bring out the best in their members through their various activities and philanthropies.

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Student Government

Serving as the voice of the student body, student governors represent student interests and work to improve campus life.

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Campus Entertainment

Along with friendships and fun, fraternities and sororities have a way of bringing out the best in their members through their various activities and philanthropies.

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Discover Florida

Want to get out and explore all that Florida has to offer. Whatever your interests, you’ll find something fun - and cheap - to do!

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Mission Statement, Goals, and Learning Outcomes

Mission Statement

The Center for Student Involvement and the Simmons Center strive to support the overall mission of the college in its efforts to provide a variety of academic and co-curricular opportunities that engender the advancement of our community’s core values. We aim to create an engaged and inclusive environment by fostering holistic experiences that connect our students to one another.

Goals

To create and maintain an ongoing assessment and evaluation process to gain feedback on programs and services.
To collaborate with individuals, groups, academic affairs and other student development units to offer initiatives that connect people through community service, social engagement, cultural celebration and shared understanding.
To be branded as a vital resource for student development and success as it relates to campus engagement and leadership development.
To reorganize and revitalize Center for Student Involvement and Simmons Center policies and procedures to create clear and concise communication with students, faculty, and staff.

Learning Outcomes

Shape the dynamic programs and services that fit the changing needs of a diverse student body.
Seek Center for Student Involvement and Simmons Center as a resource to gain a better understanding of the programs and services offered.
Develop an understanding of self and an appreciation for intercultural exchange, civic involvement, equity and access.