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Student Affairs and Academic Support welcomes new campus recreation director

Jim Walczyk leads the planning, development and implementation of a range of recreational programs, activities and facilities to promote the overall health and well-being of the Gamecock community.

USC joins the White House Challenge to end hunger

The university joins 140 organizations - including nonprofit and philanthropic groups, health systems and local governments - in taking action to end hunger and reduce diet-related diseases across the nation by 2030.

Fallucca to serve as inaugural director of the Carolina Experience

Amber Fallucca brings a wealth of experience in student engagement and experiential learning to the new role working across USC to ensure students have greater access to the resources and support they need to embark on their professional journeys before and after graduation.

USC's Commitment to Free Speech

Vice President J. Rex Tolliver shares a message with students.

USC among most promising places to work in student affairs

The recognition comes from ACPA-College Student Educators International and Diverse: Issues in Higher Education magazine.

First-generation student program wins NASPA Grand Gold Excellence Award

The University of South Carolina's FIrst Things First retreat for incoming first-generation students won the top program honor from NASPA, the national association for student affairs professionals in higher education.

Kirsten Kennedy honored as student affairs scholar-practitioner

Kennedy, associate vice president for the residential experience, won the NASPA Faculty Council Award for Outstanding Contributions by a Scholar-Practitioner.

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