Co-Curricular Programs

Instructional Support/Grants

Student Development provides both programs and funding for special activities that actively engage students in the learning process. Each year, instructors may apply for funding to support special activities which are not normally a part of the course syllabus. Examples of past activities include cultural field trips to museums or the opera, guest speakers on academic topics, film rentals, and canoe trips for ecology classes to study natural riverine habitats. Student Development may also host programs of interest to all academic areas.

Additionally, Student Development funding supports the leisure reading collection in the Library, ATLAS Access Labs, Tutoring Centers, and other programs related to the academic mission of the college.