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Within the Division of Student Affairs we:

Assist students in finding a sense of belonging and a place to call home through social programs, clubs, and organizations;
Educate students on being well so that they are able to focus in the classroom; and
Support students who are the most vulnerable by providing counseling, physical health services, coaching, and food/housing when they are in need.

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Jocelyn Silva: From First-Gen Student to Campus Leader

Jocelyn Silva, a senior business management major from Spartanburg, South Carolina, found her place at Coastal Carolina University through various student organizations and mentoring programs. Initially feeling uncertain as a first-generation student, she discovered a supportive community that helped her grow both personally and academically. Her involvement in first-gen initiatives and her role as a student guide provided valuable leadership experiences and a sense of belonging. Jocelyn now advises incoming students to actively engage with campus resources to enhance their college experience.

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Supporting Students Through the CINO Pantry: Maddison and Jenna's Impact

Maddison Jones-Cunningham, a junior public health major, and Jenna Galeone, a senior marine science major, work at the CINO Pantry, which serves students experiencing food insecurity. The pantry operates on a points system, allowing students to access a variety of food and self-care items. Jenna and Maddison find their work rewarding, connecting with students and providing essential support. They emphasize the importance of breaking the stigma around food insecurity and encourage potential donors to contribute to the pantry's efforts.

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Meghan Chambers: From Timid Intern to Campus Leader

Meghan Chambers, a Fall 2025 graduate majoring in Psychology, has made significant contributions to CCU's LiveWell program. As a former SHORE Peer Educator Coordinator, she led initiatives on mental health and violence prevention, fostering a supportive community and enhancing student engagement. "I think it had allowed me to grow out of my shell a lot more than I even thought that I could," Meghan reflects.

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• The CCU Student Affairs Fund

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