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Clemson Families,
We are rapidly approaching the holiday season, which means final exams for the fall semester and graduation are just a few short weeks away. With that in mind, I thought it would be appropriate to use this space as an opportunity for reflection and celebration.
We have some of the best and brightest students in the world right here at Clemson University. Their collective spirit and exceptional character make Clemson truly one of the nation’s best public universities, as
supported by recent data and national rankings relevant to both academics and campus life.
As a student affairs professional, there are no greater joys than seeing our students be successful and the extraordinary pride they have in their school.
The holidays are a season of gratitude. I am beyond thankful for the opportunity to both work and interact with our students on a daily basis. I am grateful for the leadership team at Clemson and our staff in Student Affairs for cultivating an environment
that enhances learning outside of the classroom. I am also grateful for you because of the encouragement and guidance you provide our students.
Over the coming weeks, we hope you will be able to enjoy some quality time with your children. We wish them the very best on final exams and congratulate those who will graduate in December. We are proud of all of our students and thank our families for
the unequivocal support you have shown them along this journey.
Sincerely,
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L. Christopher Miller
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Interim Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students
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Flu Shot Competition
Your student is encouraged to take part in the annual rivalry contest with the University of South Carolina by receiving a seasonal flu vaccine or self-reporting by Friday, Dec. 6.
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STRESS RELIEF FOR FINALS
Thanks to the work of several campus partners, students can participate in stress relief activities in the Cooper Library from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. throughout exam week.
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Health, Safety and Wellness
Staff within the Division of Student Affairs share some of the ways they are enhancing critical support areas across the university to ensure a first-class experience for Clemson students.
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ON THE CALENDAR
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Dec. 9-13: Final Examinations
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Dec. 18: Doctoral Hooding
The ceremony for Ph.D. candidates is scheduled for 3 p.m. in the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts.
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Dec. 19: Morning Graduation
Commencement is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. in Littlejohn Coliseum for candidates in the colleges of Behavior, Social and Health Sciences; Education; and Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences.
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Dec. 19: Afternoon Graduation
Commencement is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. in Littlejohn Coliseum for candidates in the colleges of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences; Architecture, Arts and Humanities; Business; and Science.
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Jan. 2: Spring semester payments due
Click HERE to pay tuition and fees for the 2020 spring semester. To include payment in the 1098-T statement for 2019, please submit by Dec. 17 to allow for adequate processing.
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Jan. 6: Spring classes begin
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Experience: Opportunity
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Check out what happens behind the scenes at Tigerama, the nation’s second-largest student-led pep rally. Tigerama Director Jack Debbout and Assistant Director Sydney Tindall detail 10 months of hard work, from extensive planning to securing a performer
to marketing the event and reflecting on its success. In addition to Part I above, be sure to check out Part II and Part III.
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