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The Division of Student Affairs is primarily housed in the TJ Harrelson Student Services Center and Student Union with Residence Life offices also in the Residence Halls. The following offices fall under the umbrella of Student Affairs:

  • Chaplain 
  • Counseling Services & Case Management
  • Multicultural Affairs & Community Resources 
  • Residence Life & Housing
  • Spiritual Life & Community Service
  • Student Activities

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Early Alert Statement

Columbia College seeks to support students’ academic, personal and professional goals by holding them accountable to the expectations that will allow them to succeed (i.e., class attendance, participation, completing of reading and assigned projects). In the event that a Columbia College student fails to meet the above mentioned expectations, a faculty and/or staff member may utilize our Early Alert System Via EAB Navigate to submit a report expressing the concerns they have regarding the observed behavior. Once an alert is submitted, the student will be contacted by The Office of Student Success, faculty advisor, coach, or course instructor to ensure students have knowledge of the appropriate resources, information, and support needed to aid in their success. If you receive such message, please respond promptly and respectfully.

Our Community of Honor

In our Columbia College community of honor, you have a right to...
- An environment free from bullying and harassment and a responsibility to foster this environment.
- Freedom of speech and the responsibility to not slander or gossip about other students, faculty, and staff members in our community verbally or online through Facebook, Twitter, or other social media outlets.
- Embrace your identity (culture, sexual orientation, religious and political beliefs, etc.) and a responsibility to not pressure others about their personal identity.
- Report without fear of retaliation any behavior that goes against our Honor Code, the Student Code of Conduct or any behavior that makes you uncomfortable.

You have a responsibility to uphold our community of honor.

Each member of our community is expected to display honorable behavior. Please contact the Division of Student Affairs at (803) 786-3856 or complete this form if you are aware of anything that violates our community of honor.

Community of Honor Concern Form

As a community of honor, we desire to provide an inclusive environment centered on our honor code values of respect, integrity, responsibility, and compassion. If you have a concern that you believe is incongruent with those values, please report it.

Submit a concern.

Student Illness Policy

 

STUDENT ILLNESS POLICY

Columbia College strives to provide a safe and healthy living and learning environment. Any student (commuter or resident) that attends classes on campus who knows, or has a reasonable basis for believing, that they are infecte...

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2024-2025 Student Handbook

Student Handbook 2024-2025

Welcome Koalas,

Of the many institutions of higher education, you chose Columbia College - a small, private liberal arts institution. You chose a campus dedicated to personal attention, professional growth and development and a ca...

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Koala Weekly - Extended Version

Looking for all the recurring events or maybe a flyer for later in the month? This is the Campus Life tab where you can find it! Just navigate to the side menu and select "Koala Weekly - Extended Version" to see what's happening and to view recurring events and flyers that are no longer in the weekly email edition.

 

2025 Columbia College Civil Rights Tour

Celebrate Black History Month with the Office of Multicultural Affairs & Community Resources and the Office of Student Activities as we travel to the Penn Center and Harriet Tubman monument in Beaufort, SC for the 2025 Columbia College Civil Rights Tour. Each year, Columbia College students explore Black history by visiting the places in our community where history was made. This year, students will get to explore the first school built for formerly enslaved Africans at the Penn Center and get to walk a few steps of the beginnings of the Underground Railroad at the newly opened Harriet Tubman monument.

 

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20th Annual & Grand Finale Statewide

Black History Month Parade

 

 

 

 

The City of Columbia, the South Carolina NAACP, and many other civil rights and Black history organizations throughout South Carolina have worked together to organize the 20th Annual & Grand Finale Black History Month Parade and Festival. For the past 20 years, this parade and festival have filled MLK Park (near Five Points) with a celebration of Black history and culture. You are invited to watch the parade this Saturday, February 22nd, at 1:00 PM or to join the festival in MLK Park from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM.

 

Gullah/Geechee Cultural Presentation

 

As a part of our Black History Month programming, the Office of Multicultural Affairs & Community Resources invites you to explore Gullah/Geechee culture, language, and heritage as we welcome Dr. Jessica Berry back to campus to share her research, lived experiences, and highlight the documentary she is producing that explores Gullah/Geechee history in the Southeastern United States. We hope to see you this Monday in Breed 201 at 5:30 PM to learn more about how this unique Black culture found in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia has shaped the history of our states and continues to shape the trends of Black culture today.

 

Clubs & Class News

CC Art Club 

 

CC Art Club is looking for new members to help foster a larger Art community on campus.

 

 

PRE-HEALTH CLUB