Your student experience and success from college-to-career is the priority for the Division of Student Affairs and Academic Support at the University of South Carolina. From Residence Life to Campus Recreation, Student Life and more, our people are here to make your time on campus unforgettable.
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Student Services
Your student success is our top priority at USC. From before you enroll to past when you walk across the stage for graduation, our wholistic student services are available to make your Carolina experiences inside and outside the classroom memorable.
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Staff Resources
Our employees — nearly 600 full-time and about 1,500 part-time — are the key to our success. As a member of our team, your work is crucial to maintaining the Carolina experience and what makes USC special.
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About Us
The Division of Student Affairs and Academic Support at the USC supports students throughout their time on campus, led by Vice President J. Rex Tolliver. The division includes over 600 full-time employees in more than two dozen offices.
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Student Affairs News
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Jennifer Jackson starts yearlong fellowship
Jennifer Jackson, assistant director of basic needs, is embarking on a yearlong fellowship with Communications and Marketing. She is one of six fellows in the division, including one coming to work with her in the Gamecock CommUnity Shop.
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Dani Dix named U101 New Instructor of the Year
When Dani Dix walked into her first University 101 class last August, she knew she wasn't the only one feeling nervous. Her honesty in that moment set the tone for a great semester, leading her to be named the U101 New Instructor of the Year.
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Wright Culpepper named U101 Instructor of the Year
After first taking University 101 as a student in 2003, Wright Culpepper returned as a peer leader and later an instructor. Two decades later, that commitment has earned him the 2025-26 M. Stuart Hunter Award for Outstanding Teaching.
