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Clemson Families,
As part of the University’s continuous efforts to improve quality services for students and promote operational efficiencies, some of our departments have been reorganized into the Finance and Operations Division. Since the reorganization was announced,
we have focused on ensuring a seamless transition for staff members in the Clemson University Police Department, Fire/EMS, Business Continuity and Security Planning, Emergency Management,
Municipal Court, Parking and Transportation Services, TigerOne Card Services and University Housing & Dining.
Key areas remaining under the umbrella of Student Affairs are:
Advocacy and Success
Campus Life
Campus Recreation
Center for Career and Professional Development
Community and Ethical Standards
Dean of Students
Fraternity and Sorority Life
Military and Veteran Engagement
Student Health Services
Student Transitions and Family Programs
These changes will strengthen the entire Clemson Experience for students and better align our collective resources. Student Affairs will continue with its mission of preparing and empowering students to make a difference as global citizens. Our organizational
structure following this reorganization may look a little different, but we remain committed to our goal of providing significant, best-in-class support to our students and look forward to
a wonderful academic year together. Go Tigers!
Sincerely,
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Almeda R. Jacks
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Vice President | Division of Student Affairs
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Project Life Movement
Using the Gift of Life app and a simple cheek swab, students can be added in a matter of minutes to the global bone marrow and stem cell registry to help fight blood diseases.
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Homecoming Weekend
From floats on Bowman Field and the Habitat for Humanity build to Tigerama and Tiger football against Boston College, this campus tradition is just around the corner.
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Housing
Sign-Up
Continuing students desiring to live on campus in 2020-21 can sign up for housing on Oct. 1. Time slots will be assigned randomly on Oct. 18, and selection will occur Oct. 21-24.
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ON THE CALENDAR
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Oct. 1: FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) opens for 2020-21
Your student can complete the FAFSA using the IRS Data Retrieval Tool with the appropriate tax year’s information.
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Oct. 5: Fall In Day of Service
Your student can take part in the fourth annual campuswide day of service through one of 20 community partners. Transportation to and from the service site is provided.
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Oct. 9: Clemson MBA Info Session
Your student can learn more about earning an MBA at one of the following sessions: 8:45 a.m., 12 p.m. or 5:30 p.m. It’s never too early to plan for the future.
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Oct. 14–15: Fall Break
The University offers free transportation shuttle service to the Greenville-Spartanburg and Charlotte airports. Direct your student HERE to sign up and reserve a shuttle.
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Nov. 3: Ring Ceremony
For the first time, the Ring Ceremony will take place over two sessions this fall, 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. in Littlejohn Coliseum.
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Nov. 4: Registration opens for spring and summer classes.
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Experience: Tradition
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A time-honored Clemson tradition for more than 40 years, the First Friday Parade was held on Sept. 6 and attended by thousands of Tiger fans, students, staff and alumni. Tiger Band was joined by the spirit groups and more than 70 student organizations
as organizers from Central Spirit recognized the contributions of alumni through this year’s theme, “Setting the Stage for Greatness.”
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