Welcome to Student Life

Tallahassee Community College’s Office of Student Life provides opportunities for students to get involved, develop/enhance leadership skills, and provides support services to assist students with getting the most of their college experience. We strive to engage students in meaningful experiences through campus activities and events, student clubs and organizations, Student Government Association (SGA), leadership retreats/trainings, and volunteer opportunities. 

We also strive to engage the staff and faculty at Tallahassee Community College and allow them the opportunity to bring forth ideas that can assist with the enhancement of students’ collegiate experience. Staff and faculty can get involved with the Office of Student Life in several ways:  Serving as an advisor for a registered student club or organization; assist students with creating a club or organization; serve on committees that focus on personal development workshops, cultural enriched events/activities, and student recognitions; serve as a facilitator for leadership retreats; and/or possibly serve as a mentor for student leaders.

The Office of Student Life focuses on providing all students with opportunities to Engage, Serve, and Belong at Tallahassee Community College. 

To learn more about The Office of Student Life at Tallahassee Community College or get involved, please contact Charlie Davis, III, Director of Student Life, or Grant Batchelder, Coordinator of Student Life at 850-201-9967. You can schedule an appointment with the Student Life Coordinator here.


 
 
 
 

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Events

Find out what events are being held in the near future through the Office of Student Life.

Events

Student Government

As elected officers currently serving in the SGA, we understand the true meaning and importance of the office in which we are privileged to serve. We remain committed to creating, along with our peers, the most visible, open, and inclusive SGA administration in TCC history. With your help and valued input, we are well on our way to making this goal a reality!

Student Government Association

Clubs & Organizations

Clubs and Organizations are an essential part of the culture and experience for students who attend Tallahassee Community College. They are leaders not only on campus but also in the Tallahassee community. Organizations at TCC address the various and unique of our students, and are continually expanding and growing along with the needs of our student body. They provide numerous opportunities for learning outside the classroom, camaraderie, and service back into the community.

Clubs & Orgs

Civic Engagement

Find out what ways you can get involved with your local communities and give back.

Civic Engagement

Peer Leaders

Peer Leaders help connect other students to campus resources and work to help them maximize their TCC experience. They will also work in collaboration with various offices and departments on campus that provide opportunities for positive peer-to-peer relationships that promote student success.

Peer Leaders
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Contact Information

Student Union 185 Office: (850) 201-9967 Fax: (850) 201-8427 Email: StudentLife@tcc.fl.edu

TCC Happenings

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TCC Named One of the Top 10 Colleges in the Nation!

Tallahassee Community College (TCC) was recently named one of 10 finalists for the 2021 Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence, the nation’s signature recognition of high achievement and performance among America’s community colleges. Awarded every two years since 2011, the Prize recognizes institutions that achieve high and improving student outcomes, selected from more than 1,000 community colleges nationwide.

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