Engagement Catalog

Beyond The Classroom Matters (BTCM) collects official records of student engagement in university sponsored experiential courses and co-curricular programs, events, and activities. Each recorded item is called an Engagement.

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The Engagement Catalog records the educational purpose and design of each Engagement. A student record is created by the sponsoring department when a student completes a cataloged Engagement. The Engagement Catalog is for information purposes only and does not constitute any contractual agreement between a student and the University of South Carolina. The University reserves the right to make changes in cataloged programs at any time.

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Academic Advising Programs Category Academic Advising Programs - The primary purpose of Academic Advising Programs is to assist students in the development of meaningful educational plans.	Academic Coaching Appointment Students meet 1-1 with a coach to create an academic and engagement plan, set goals, and share resources; sessions are tailored to meet each student's needs and may include general advising, academic planning, strengths identification, planning campus involvement, and navigating campus resources.
Campus Activities Programs Category Campus Activities Programs - The purpose of Campus Activities Programs must be to enhance the overall educational experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in programs and activities that improve student cooperation and leadership while preparing students to be responsible advocates and citizens and complementing the institution's academic programs.	Junior Year Success Event Third year students participate in social and community building events designed to encourage social networking among students on similar academic timelines.
Campus Activities Programs Category Campus Activities Programs - The purpose of Campus Activities Programs must be to enhance the overall educational experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in programs and activities that improve student cooperation and leadership while preparing students to be responsible advocates and citizens and complementing the institution's academic programs.	Senior Year Success Event Participants meet other fourth or fifth year students in a relaxed environment and have the opportunity to build community within their class year, strengthen a connection to USC, develop memories, and just have fun.
Campus Activities Programs Category Campus Activities Programs - The purpose of Campus Activities Programs must be to enhance the overall educational experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in programs and activities that improve student cooperation and leadership while preparing students to be responsible advocates and citizens and complementing the institution's academic programs.	National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Athletic Event Student attendance at National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) athletic events provides opportunities for students to connect with other students and develop a sense of belonging through shared school spirit.
Campus Activities Programs Category Campus Activities Programs - The purpose of Campus Activities Programs must be to enhance the overall educational experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in programs and activities that improve student cooperation and leadership while preparing students to be responsible advocates and citizens and complementing the institution's academic programs.	First Things First Retreat for First-Generation Students First-generation college students participate in a two day, one night on-campus retreat focused on building community while exploring campus resources. Sessions focus on academic engagement in the college classroom, college writing skills, common language of the campus climate, and conversations with first-generation college graduates.
Campus Activities Programs Category Campus Activities Programs - The purpose of Campus Activities Programs must be to enhance the overall educational experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in programs and activities that improve student cooperation and leadership while preparing students to be responsible advocates and citizens and complementing the institution's academic programs.	Carolina Productions Student attended an event provided by the Carolina Productions student programming board (e.g., concerts, comedy nights, weekly movie screenings, roller rinks).
Campus Activities Programs Category Campus Activities Programs - The purpose of Campus Activities Programs must be to enhance the overall educational experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in programs and activities that improve student cooperation and leadership while preparing students to be responsible advocates and citizens and complementing the institution's academic programs.	Carolina-Clemson Blood Drive - Donor Students donate blood, at one or more events during the semester, in support of their local community and to participate in this campus rivalry and long-standing tradition.
Campus Activities Programs Category Campus Activities Programs - The purpose of Campus Activities Programs must be to enhance the overall educational experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in programs and activities that improve student cooperation and leadership while preparing students to be responsible advocates and citizens and complementing the institution's academic programs.	Carolina-Clemson Blood Drive Executive Board Student leaders manage the logistics of delivering a blood drive that meets the needs of the American Red Cross by applying skills of problem solving, goal setting, communications, financial and budgetary management, recruitment, accountability, event management, influencing others towards achieving a common goal.
Campus Activities Programs Category Campus Activities Programs - The purpose of Campus Activities Programs must be to enhance the overall educational experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in programs and activities that improve student cooperation and leadership while preparing students to be responsible advocates and citizens and complementing the institution's academic programs.	Carolina-Clemson Blood Drive Leadership Team Team members support, supervise and lead peers within the Carolina-Clemson Blood Drive organization; they recruit blood donors and other volunteers to manage event logistics, marketing and outreach initiatives, donor engagement, and relationships with the American Red Cross and other local blood banks.
Campus Activities Programs Category Campus Activities Programs - The purpose of Campus Activities Programs must be to enhance the overall educational experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in programs and activities that improve student cooperation and leadership while preparing students to be responsible advocates and citizens and complementing the institution's academic programs.	Dance Marathon Hero Student participates in one of a variety of programs and events on campus and in the larger community to raise awareness and generate support for the Child Life Program at Prisma Health Children's Hospital.
Campus Activities Programs Category Campus Activities Programs - The purpose of Campus Activities Programs must be to enhance the overall educational experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in programs and activities that improve student cooperation and leadership while preparing students to be responsible advocates and citizens and complementing the institution's academic programs.	Gamecock Entertainment (GE) Intern Student Interns design and implement events; practice marketing and outreach best practices for event promotion; track event attendance data and conduct assessment; collaborate with professional staff to manage event budgets; and participate in professional development activities.
Campus Activities Programs Category Campus Activities Programs - The purpose of Campus Activities Programs must be to enhance the overall educational experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in programs and activities that improve student cooperation and leadership while preparing students to be responsible advocates and citizens and complementing the institution's academic programs.	Gamecock Entertainment Student attended an event provided by Gamecock Entertainment staff programming (e.g., watch parties, sporting events, political elections/debates), paint nights, trivia, foam parties).
Campus Activities Programs Category Campus Activities Programs - The purpose of Campus Activities Programs must be to enhance the overall educational experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in programs and activities that improve student cooperation and leadership while preparing students to be responsible advocates and citizens and complementing the institution's academic programs.	Homecoming Event Student participates in one of a variety of Homecoming activities designed to celebrate the traditions of the UofSC community; events are intended to develop a sense of belonging, pride, and school spirit as students engage with their peers, alumni, and friends of UofSC.
Campus Activities Programs Category Campus Activities Programs - The purpose of Campus Activities Programs must be to enhance the overall educational experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in programs and activities that improve student cooperation and leadership while preparing students to be responsible advocates and citizens and complementing the institution's academic programs.	Thursday After Dark Thursday After Dark provides a variety of late-night programming to engage Carolina students (e.g., escape rooms, trivia, bowling nights).
Campus Activities Programs Category Campus Activities Programs - The purpose of Campus Activities Programs must be to enhance the overall educational experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in programs and activities that improve student cooperation and leadership while preparing students to be responsible advocates and citizens and complementing the institution's academic programs.	Tiger Burn Students participate in a campus tradition as they engage with their peers in an annual event prior to the Carolina-Clemson football game; the purpose of the activity is to develop a sense of belonging and school spirit.
Campus Activities Programs Category Campus Activities Programs - The purpose of Campus Activities Programs must be to enhance the overall educational experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in programs and activities that improve student cooperation and leadership while preparing students to be responsible advocates and citizens and complementing the institution's academic programs.	Student Organization Member Students engage in organizations for many reasons - to gain skills, connect with other students, broaden their knowledge. Student-led organizations establish purpose and goals, determine membership, set activities, and select leaders. The university records organizational affiliation, but does not monitor the engagement of individual students.
Campus Activities Programs Category Campus Activities Programs - The purpose of Campus Activities Programs must be to enhance the overall educational experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in programs and activities that improve student cooperation and leadership while preparing students to be responsible advocates and citizens and complementing the institution's academic programs.	Green on Greene Campus Sustainability Fair Students attend a fair-type event to meet students in organizations, campus offices, and community non-profits related to Climate Action and Sustainability, to learn about how Columbia and USC are taking steps to become more environment-friendly and how they can play a role!
Campus Activities Programs Category Campus Activities Programs - The purpose of Campus Activities Programs must be to enhance the overall educational experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in programs and activities that improve student cooperation and leadership while preparing students to be responsible advocates and citizens and complementing the institution's academic programs.	Sustainable Carolina Garden Volunteer Student volunteers advance understanding of sustainable agriculture practices while weeding, planting, harvesting, and maintaining the infrastructure of the garden to provide local produce to the campus and Columbia community.
Campus Activities Programs Category Campus Activities Programs - The purpose of Campus Activities Programs must be to enhance the overall educational experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in programs and activities that improve student cooperation and leadership while preparing students to be responsible advocates and citizens and complementing the institution's academic programs.	Sustainable Carolina Hands-On Workshop Students receive hands-on instruction from a well-trained peer educator to provide tangible strategies to make their daily actions more sustainable. These practical experiences can include cooking demos, sewing/textile workshops, repurposing, upcycling, nature walks, or at-home gardening.
Capstone Experience Category Capstone Experience - A course or project that engages students in a culminating and integrative experience, intended to connect the key learning objectives of an educational program.	Concert Planning, Production, and Promotion - MUSC 495 Students engage in various aspects of concert promotion through the operation of a weekly concert series in Russell House. Students are also involved with the Gamecock Entertainment musical event where they will utilize the skills they have gained from running the weekly events.
Capstone Experience Category Capstone Experience - A course or project that engages students in a culminating and integrative experience, intended to connect the key learning objectives of an educational program.	Music Festival Capstone - MUSC 497 Students engage in a real-world experience in a large festival setting, interacting with practitioners in potential careers within the live music industry, in addition to an in-person lecture component to prepare students for the unique conditions that exist on-site at the festival.
Capstone Experience Category Capstone Experience - A course or project that engages students in a culminating and integrative experience, intended to connect the key learning objectives of an educational program.	Graduation with Leadership Distinction ePortfolio - Small Groups and Independent students The ePortfolio is designed to be the culminating project of a student's collegiate experiences. Through creation of an ePortfolio, students demonstrate the major learning and skills they have developed. The process is intended to help undergraduate students identify their purpose or passion.
Capstone Experience Category Capstone Experience - A course or project that engages students in a culminating and integrative experience, intended to connect the key learning objectives of an educational program.	Graduation with Leadership Distinction ePortfolio - 401 Student creates an ePortfolio as the culminating project of their undergraduate student collegiate experience. Through the ePortfolio, students demonstrate the major learning and skills they have developed during their time at the University of South Carolina. The ePortfolio is intended to help students identify their purpose or passion.
Career Services Category Career Services - The primary mission of Career Services is to assist students and other designated clients in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment plans.	Employer Tabling Event Students interact with representatives from employers and post grad schools about opportunities for jobs and internships, and post grad education.
Career Services Category Career Services - The primary mission of Career Services is to assist students and other designated clients in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment plans.	First Year Success Consultation Student meets with a trained upperclassman peer leader or a professional/graduate staff member, to help first year students reflect on what they have done during their time at USC, set goals for their remaining time, plan for their second year, and explore various high-impact opportunities on campus.
Career Services Category Career Services - The primary mission of Career Services is to assist students and other designated clients in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment plans.	Junior Year Success Consultation Junior year students meet one-to-one with a peer educator or a professional/graduate staff member in the Student Success Center, to help students reflect on their educational experiences to date, plan for their remaining time at USC, and identify post-graduation options.
Career Services Category Career Services - The primary mission of Career Services is to assist students and other designated clients in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment plans.	Mutual Expectations Workshop Students engage with peers and faculty, over lunch, to discuss issues and have an open dialogue through a guided conversation in a relaxed setting. Workshops are held in partnership between the Student Success Center (SSC) and the Center for Teaching Excellence (CTE).
Career Services Category Career Services - The primary mission of Career Services is to assist students and other designated clients in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment plans.	Sophomore Success Consultation Sophomore year students meet one-to-one with an upperclassman peer leader or a professional/graduate staff member in the Student Success Center, to reflect on their college experiences in their first year, identify opportunities for their second year, and explore the different ways they might find support and engagement in their sophomore year.
Career Services Category Career Services - The primary mission of Career Services is to assist students and other designated clients in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment plans.	Sophomore Success Event Sophomore year students engage in events designed to be social and community building in nature, focusing on helping students develop a social network with peers on a similar academic timeline and feel a sense of belonging on campus.
Career Services Category Career Services - The primary mission of Career Services is to assist students and other designated clients in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment plans.	Transfer Student Success Event Students engage in activities designed to welcome transfers students to the university, help them build a social network with other students/faculty/staff, learn about resources, help create a sense of belonging in a new location, and connect with other transfer students in the community.
Career Services Category Career Services - The primary mission of Career Services is to assist students and other designated clients in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment plans.	New Student Employee Orientation Student employees listen to expert presenters on what it means to be a student employee in the division of student affairs and academic support, how their roles can benefit their future careers, participate in teambuilders, and receive instructions on inclusive leadership and belonging.
Career Services Category Career Services - The primary mission of Career Services is to assist students and other designated clients in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment plans.	Student Employee Professional Development Workshop Workshops vary from 1 � 2.5 hours and focus on workplace skills. In some sessions, student employees listen to an expert presenter/speaker without direct interaction with others; some sessions include small-group activities designed to practice skills or apply new knowledge.
Career Services Category Career Services - The primary mission of Career Services is to assist students and other designated clients in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment plans.	Alumni Career Mentoring Program Mentee Mentees register and initiate interaction with their assigned Mentor through the Mentorship Hub. Interaction continues through the platform or other means of communication. Mentors and Mentees are encouraged to follow suggested themes in order to assist students with career development, goals setting, and career-related decision-making.
Career Services Category Career Services - The primary mission of Career Services is to assist students and other designated clients in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment plans.	Career Coaching Student engages 1-1 with a Career Center professional staff member on a career planning topic, such as assessing career interests, writing a resume, preparing for a job fair or job interview, or planning a job search.
Career Services Category Career Services - The primary mission of Career Services is to assist students and other designated clients in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment plans.	Career Coaching - Career Studio In this learning lab, students receive guidance from a Career Center Peer Educator on topics related to their career, including resumes, cover letters, personal statements, curriculum vitae, job search, interviewing, and occupational research.
Career Services Category Career Services - The primary mission of Career Services is to assist students and other designated clients in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment plans.	Career Development Series Students listen to expert presentations on a variety of career development topics, engage in informal discussion with experts and peers, and have opportunities to ask questions. Topics include job search skills, diversity in the workplace, professional skills, preparing for internships, career fair preparation, and networking skills.
Career Services Category Career Services - The primary mission of Career Services is to assist students and other designated clients in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment plans.	Part-Time Job Fair Students interact with representatives from campus departments and community organizations about current part-time employment opportunities.
Career Services Category Career Services - The primary mission of Career Services is to assist students and other designated clients in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment plans.	STEM Job Fair Students interact with representatives from employer organizations about current and future employment opportunities including internships, co-ops, and full-time positions.
Career Services Category Career Services - The primary mission of Career Services is to assist students and other designated clients in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment plans.	Health Professions Fair Students interact with representatives from employer organizations about current and future employment opportunities including internships, co-ops, and full-time positions.
Career Services Category Career Services - The primary mission of Career Services is to assist students and other designated clients in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment plans.	Moore School of Business EXPO Students interact with representatives from employer organizations about current and future employment opportunities including internships and full-time positions.
Career Services Category Career Services - The primary mission of Career Services is to assist students and other designated clients in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment plans.	Internships and Post-Graduation Opportunities Fair In this virtual (online) Fair, students interact with representatives from employer organizations about current and future employment opportunities including internships, co-ops, and full-time positions.
Career Services Category Career Services - The primary mission of Career Services is to assist students and other designated clients in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education, and employment plans.	Pre-Professional Advising Peer Mentee Engage with a peer mentor - a current medical or physician assistant student - to receive personalized advice and support in navigating the pre-professional track, including academic planning and goal setting.
Category -	First-Generation Peer Mentor First-Gen student mentors will use the mentorship platform to communicate with and schedule meetings to help support first year/transfer first-gen students as they transition into the university community. Mentors serve as an information resource and aim to help new students establish a social network.
Category -	Student Success Center Presentation Students attend an (in-person) SSC presentation on a topic identified by their request. Students listen to a trained presenter and engage in discussion on topics such as Study Smart, Money $mart, and Writing Smart, and Time Management.
Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs Category Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs - The primary mission of Service-Learning Programs is to engage students in experiences that address human and community needs together with structured opportunities for reflection intentionally designed to promote student learning and development.	Gamecock CommUnity Shop Executive Board Student board members serve as the primary points of contact for Pantry Pal volunteers, manage pantry operations, marketing/communications, strategic planning, and assessment; and support volunteer recruitment, training, and provide feedback and reflection opportunities.
Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs Category Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs - The primary mission of Service-Learning Programs is to engage students in experiences that address human and community needs together with structured opportunities for reflection intentionally designed to promote student learning and development.	Gamecock CommUnity Pal Students assist CommUnity Shop clients, sort donations, and shelve inventory in the Gamecock Pantry. They also serve as educational resources at tabling events.
Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs Category Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs - The primary mission of Service-Learning Programs is to engage students in experiences that address human and community needs together with structured opportunities for reflection intentionally designed to promote student learning and development.	Service Saturday Students participate in a community service opportunity within the city of Columbia or campus community.
Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs Category Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs - The primary mission of Service-Learning Programs is to engage students in experiences that address human and community needs together with structured opportunities for reflection intentionally designed to promote student learning and development.	Alternative Break As part of a team of volunteers, students travel to a local or regional community during fall, winter, or spring breaks to provide a community service project around a social issue.
Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs Category Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs - The primary mission of Service-Learning Programs is to engage students in experiences that address human and community needs together with structured opportunities for reflection intentionally designed to promote student learning and development.	Community Service Ambassador Each student ambassador serves in a nonprofit organization located in the Midlands, exploring issues affecting the local community and working with the non-profit agency to address these issues.
Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs Category Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs - The primary mission of Service-Learning Programs is to engage students in experiences that address human and community needs together with structured opportunities for reflection intentionally designed to promote student learning and development.	Safe Zone Workshop Student listen to an expert presenter speak about LGBT college student data, risks associated with LGBT college students, bias and harassment, and resources available on- and off- campus to provide support. Students engage in small group activities such as scenarios to learn how to interrupt bias, and how to understand the LGBT experience.
Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs Category Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs - The primary mission of Service-Learning Programs is to engage students in experiences that address human and community needs together with structured opportunities for reflection intentionally designed to promote student learning and development.	Green Networking Breakfast Students listen to a keynote speech on a sustainability topic and discuss sustainability topics and opportunities for involvement with peers, faculty, staff, and/or community members.
Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs Category Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs - The primary mission of Service-Learning Programs is to engage students in experiences that address human and community needs together with structured opportunities for reflection intentionally designed to promote student learning and development.	Sustainability / Environmental Justice 101 Presentation Students listen to an expert presenter on the tenets of Sustainability/Environmental Justice, the impact on our lives, current campus/city initiatives, and ways to get involved. Students are invited to reflect on how they play a role in campus sustainability and get involved in Climate Action.
Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs Category Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs - The primary mission of Service-Learning Programs is to engage students in experiences that address human and community needs together with structured opportunities for reflection intentionally designed to promote student learning and development.	Sustainable Carolina Community Service Students participate in a community service opportunity within the city of Columbia or campus community that addresses a Sustainable Development Goal.
Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs Category Civic Engagement & Service-Learning Programs - The primary mission of Service-Learning Programs is to engage students in experiences that address human and community needs together with structured opportunities for reflection intentionally designed to promote student learning and development.	Sustainable Carolina Discussion Workshop Workshops provide a safe space for students to discuss critical topics related to Climate Change and Sustainability. Topics are related to the UN�s Sustainable Development Goals, and are intended to help students learn about marginalized populations and build awareness around issues related to the environmental and social justice.
Education Abroad Programs & Services Category Education Abroad Programs & Services - Education Abroad Programs and Services facilitate and oversee student participation in educational experiences that occur in countries outside the institution's home country.	Study Abroad - Direct Enroll Students pay tuition and fees directly to the host university abroad, coordinated by the USC Study Abroad office. Terms can include summer, semester, or an academic year. Students operate independently to take courses from an approved academic institution, and live on-campus or within the local community.
Education Abroad Programs & Services Category Education Abroad Programs & Services - Education Abroad Programs and Services facilitate and oversee student participation in educational experiences that occur in countries outside the institution's home country.	Study Abroad - Exchange Program Students participate in a bi-lateral exchange program with a partner institution in one of more than 20 countries. Some programs focus on specific areas of study (e.g., International Business); some are open to all majors. Students pay USC in-state tuition (regardless of USC state residency status) for their enrollment at the exchange campus.
Education Abroad Programs & Services Category Education Abroad Programs & Services - Education Abroad Programs and Services facilitate and oversee student participation in educational experiences that occur in countries outside the institution's home country.	Study Abroad - Global USC Students travel abroad with USC faculty members and earn 3-course 9 credits while participating in cultural excursions and academic activities as a cohort, in countries such as Costa Rica, Gal�pagos, Tuscany. Each trip is led by 2-5 faculty members and a study abroad program manager.
Enrichment Category Enrichment -	Epic Games Holocaust Education Program The First-Gen Living-Learning Community, in partnership with the Anne Frank Center, invites all First-Gen students to participate. In three workshops, students participate with an expert presentation and demonstration about the elements of storytelling and then create a digital storyboard about a holocaust survivor.
Enrichment Category Enrichment -	Up Close and Personal with Guest Artist Students engage with alumni and guest artists, exploring different ideas and topics through faculty and student-led interviews in small groups.
Enrichment Category Enrichment -	Guest Artist Residency Event Students participate in informational talks, workshops, concerts, and masterclasses in which guest residency artists speak and perform.
Enrichment Category Enrichment -	Music Proskills Workshops Students participate in informational workshops to listen to professional experts about their careers and developing career skills unique to working musicians, build community and develop tools to thrive in the profession.
Enrichment Category Enrichment -	Hire a Musician Student musicians register with the School of Music Gig Office that facilitates the hiring of musicians for events outside of USC. Community members that submit an online request are sent a list of musicians and ensembles they can contact and book. Students negotiate price and the terms of employment.
Enrichment Category Enrichment -	Music Messenger - Audition Day Music Messengers are student volunteers that help with Audition Day registration, tours, welcoming families, student panels and leading prospective students to their auditions.
Enrichment Category Enrichment -	Spark Workshop for Music Grant-Writing Students attend a one-hour informational workshop to listen to grant writers/experts and learn about applying for grant opportunities for music students, including summer festivals and international experiences.
Enrichment Category Enrichment -	Music-Based Writing Peer Coach Student coaches provide assistance to their peers for music-based writing. This includes finding academic sources for projects, navigating library resources, outlining, drafting and proof-reading papers. Coaches also help with resumes and CVs, personal statements, and other professional materials.
Enrichment Category Enrichment -	The Marching Band - MUSC 123 Marching Band engages students to improve performance skills, improve individual and ensemble musicianship, and support the USC football program. Provides experience and development of skills necessary to direct marching band programs.
Enrichment Category Enrichment -	Discuss the My USC Record Consultation Student meets 1-1 with a junior, senior, or graduate Carolina Experience Peer Leader (CEPL) to discuss the student's engagement on campus. CEPL shows the student how to access and review their My USC Experience records and engages them in discussion about career and life goals and how their campus engagement might help them achieve their goals.
Fraternity and Sorority Advising Programs Category Fraternity and Sorority Advising Programs - The mission of Fraternity and Sorority Advising Programs is to promote the learning and development of students who affiliate with fraternities and sororities.	Fraternity and Sorority New Member Summit Students engage in council-specific conversations on the history, significance and myths of Fraternity and Sorority Life, personal responsibility, expectations, and tools available for new FSL members.
Fraternity and Sorority Advising Programs Category Fraternity and Sorority Advising Programs - The mission of Fraternity and Sorority Advising Programs is to promote the learning and development of students who affiliate with fraternities and sororities.	Fraternity and Sorority Life Council Leadership Students work to advance the FSL community by leading bi-weekly council meetings, meeting monthly with professional and graduate student staff advisors, communicating with FSL chapter presidents and community members, and implementing policies (university, FSL, Council).
Fraternity and Sorority Advising Programs Category Fraternity and Sorority Advising Programs - The mission of Fraternity and Sorority Advising Programs is to promote the learning and development of students who affiliate with fraternities and sororities.	Fraternity and Sorority Life Recruitment / Intake Orientation Participants attend this session to learn about the recruitment and membership experience in fraternity and sorority organizations, including time commitment, academic and financial requirements, and philanthropic and service opportunities of each chapter. Information is provided by professional staff, graduate assistants, and current members.
Health Promotion Services Category Health Promotion Services - The mission and scope of practice of health promotion, sometimes referred to as wellness, must be reflective of the following fundamental assumptions about the role of health in higher education: reciprocal relationship between learning and health; direct connection between academic mission and higher education and well being of students	Wellness Wednesday for Music Students Students attend 50- to 75-minute events and workshops to participate with expert presenters in meditation, yoga, informational sessions on Alexander Technique, and avoiding injury as working musicians.
Health Promotion Services Category Health Promotion Services - The mission and scope of practice of health promotion, sometimes referred to as wellness, must be reflective of the following fundamental assumptions about the role of health in higher education: reciprocal relationship between learning and health; direct connection between academic mission and higher education and well being of students	Compassionate Carolina Certificate Program Students engage in a variety of interactive mental health and well-being training sessions to earn the 10-point certificate: Mental Health First Aid (8 pts); Gamecock Stand Up Bystander Intervention (1); Gamecock Recovery Ally (1); Mindfulness 101 (1); Question, Persuade, Refer Gatekeeper (1); How to Fail (1); and Safe Zone Ally (2).
International Student Programs and Services Category International Student Programs and Services - The mission of International Student Programs and Services is to provide support and assistance necessary for international students to achieve their educational goals and to ensure institutional compliance with governmental immigration regulations.	Study Abroad - Faculty-Led USC faculty members lead programs that focus on a specific subject area or foreign language, usually during the summer, winter break, spring break, or Maymester. Program length and sites vary from year to year. Students pay USC in-state tuition in addition to travel-related fees, such as airfare and lodging.
International Student Programs and Services Category International Student Programs and Services - The mission of International Student Programs and Services is to provide support and assistance necessary for international students to achieve their educational goals and to ensure institutional compliance with governmental immigration regulations.	Study Abroad - Affiliate Partner Students engage in education programs abroad through USC's collaboration with independent study abroad organizations. Students enroll at on-site local universities; tuition and fees are paid to the arranging organization. Students initiate participation in this program through the USC Study Abroad office.
Internship Programs Category Internship Programs - The primary mission of Internship Programs is to engage students in planned, educationally-related work and learning experiences that integrate knowledge and theory with practical application and skill development in a professional setting.	Organization and Administration of Music Programs - MUED 568 Students engage in observations of master teachers at both the university and public school level for students to acquire a broader range of successful teaching strategies and practices.
Internship Programs Category Internship Programs - The primary mission of Internship Programs is to engage students in planned, educationally-related work and learning experiences that integrate knowledge and theory with practical application and skill development in a professional setting.	USC Press Internship UofSC Press interns gain insight into the book publishing process by working in one of three areas: acquisitions, publicity, or marketing, with potential exposure to and integration with other Press departments and varied learning opportunities tailored to their specific interests.
Internship Programs Category Internship Programs - The primary mission of Internship Programs is to engage students in planned, educationally-related work and learning experiences that integrate knowledge and theory with practical application and skill development in a professional setting.	Carolina Internship Program - Part-time Students engage in a paid, work-based learning experience that is usually the length or equivalent of a fall or spring semester or summer, working approximately 240 hours at 20 hours/week. Student may be eligible to receive academic credit through their academic department or pursue a Zero Credit Transcript notation through the Career Center.
Internship Programs Category Internship Programs - The primary mission of Internship Programs is to engage students in planned, educationally-related work and learning experiences that integrate knowledge and theory with practical application and skill development in a professional setting.	South Carolina Internship Program Students apply for and receive a financial supplement ($3,000) to support their participation in an internship or cooperative education experience in high-demand industries in South Carolina (manufacturing, aerospace, automotive, energy, health and life sciences or financial services).
Internship Programs Category Internship Programs - The primary mission of Internship Programs is to engage students in planned, educationally-related work and learning experiences that integrate knowledge and theory with practical application and skill development in a professional setting.	Carolina Internship Program - Full-time Students engage in a paid, work-based learning experience that includes staff facilitated feedback and reflection on their experience. The goal is to enhance students' understanding of their professional knowledge, skills and abilities to aid in their full-time job searches and lifelong career management.
Internship Programs Category Internship Programs - The primary mission of Internship Programs is to engage students in planned, educationally-related work and learning experiences that integrate knowledge and theory with practical application and skill development in a professional setting.	Cooperative Education (Co-op) - Alternating Students participate in 2-3 semesters of supervised, paid work-based learning with the same employer. The Alternating format allows the student to alternate between a semester of full-time school (480 hours at 40 hours/week).
Internship Programs Category Internship Programs - The primary mission of Internship Programs is to engage students in planned, educationally-related work and learning experiences that integrate knowledge and theory with practical application and skill development in a professional setting.	Cooperative Education (Co-op) - Parallel Students participate in 2-3 semesters of supervised, paid work-based learning with the same employer. The Parallel format allows the student to work part-time for 240 hours (20 hours/week) for 3 consecutive semesters while attending school.
Learning Assistance Programs Category Learning Assistance Programs - The primary mission of Learning Assistance Programs must be to provide students with resources and opportunities to improve their ability to learn and to achieve academic success.	Advisement Tools Workshop This interactive workshop assists students with curricular and co-curricular technologies utilized in advising. Presenters will demonstrate the DegreeWorks audit and other advisement processes, and the My UofSC Experience Engagement database and records, to advance students' understanding of how curricular and co-curricular experiences connect.
Learning Assistance Programs Category Learning Assistance Programs - The primary mission of Learning Assistance Programs must be to provide students with resources and opportunities to improve their ability to learn and to achieve academic success.	Carolina Experience Workshop Students engage in-depth on a topic of interest, in a small group setting, facilitated by a trained presenter. Topics include: academic success, time management, mid-term/final test preparation, apps/technology, budgeting, finding faculty mentors, and more.
Learning Assistance Programs Category Learning Assistance Programs - The primary mission of Learning Assistance Programs must be to provide students with resources and opportunities to improve their ability to learn and to achieve academic success.	Senior Year Success Consultation Students meet -on-1 with a junior, senior, or graduate student Carolina Experience peer leader to discuss concerns that are topical in the fourth year; peer leaders provide resource information and help students develop actionable next steps based on their personal interests and needs.
Learning Assistance Programs Category Learning Assistance Programs - The primary mission of Learning Assistance Programs must be to provide students with resources and opportunities to improve their ability to learn and to achieve academic success.	Drop-in Tutoring Students seeking assistance with study skills or content in a specific course work with a Peer Tutor who was successful in the same course. Students meet with a Peer Tutor individually or as part of a group, for as long as two hours, as needed.
Learning Assistance Programs Category Learning Assistance Programs - The primary mission of Learning Assistance Programs must be to provide students with resources and opportunities to improve their ability to learn and to achieve academic success.	Money Management Consultation Students participate in a 1:1 meeting with a Financial Literacy Consultant, to explore financial management topics including basic money management, credit, debt management, and student loan repayment policies.
Learning Assistance Programs Category Learning Assistance Programs - The primary mission of Learning Assistance Programs must be to provide students with resources and opportunities to improve their ability to learn and to achieve academic success.	Peer Tutoring Students participate in a tutoring session for a specific academic course in which they are currently enrolled.
Learning Assistance Programs Category Learning Assistance Programs - The primary mission of Learning Assistance Programs must be to provide students with resources and opportunities to improve their ability to learn and to achieve academic success.	Peer Writing & Communications Drop-in Tutoring Students engage in one-on-one or small group writing and communications tutoring on a drop-in basis with a Tutor who is trained in both verbal and written communication strategies. The goal is to help students improve their understanding of course content and independent learning skills.
Learning Assistance Programs Category Learning Assistance Programs - The primary mission of Learning Assistance Programs must be to provide students with resources and opportunities to improve their ability to learn and to achieve academic success.	Peer Writing Session Students participate in a tutoring session for support with composition- or communications-based assignments or projects.
Learning Assistance Programs Category Learning Assistance Programs - The primary mission of Learning Assistance Programs must be to provide students with resources and opportunities to improve their ability to learn and to achieve academic success.	Success Consultation Students meet 1-1 with a trained peer consultant to assist students in understanding course material, develop self-regulated learning skills, and create an action plan for positive academic behaviors.
Learning Assistance Programs Category Learning Assistance Programs - The primary mission of Learning Assistance Programs must be to provide students with resources and opportunities to improve their ability to learn and to achieve academic success.	Supplemental Instruction Students participate in a group study session for a specific academic course and section in which they are currently enrolled.
Learning Assistance Programs Category Learning Assistance Programs - The primary mission of Learning Assistance Programs must be to provide students with resources and opportunities to improve their ability to learn and to achieve academic success.	First-Generation Success Coaching First-Generation Success Coaching: Students meet 1-1 with a Peer Coach to discuss academic and personal transition skills to the university. This session is designed to help students get connected with campus resources and begin to build learning and money management skills.
Learning Assistance Programs Category Learning Assistance Programs - The primary mission of Learning Assistance Programs must be to provide students with resources and opportunities to improve their ability to learn and to achieve academic success.	Student Success Center Programmatic Workshop Students engage in a workshop on a topic related to academic success, cohort specific year success, college student success, and general life-skills, led by an upperclassman peer educator or professional/graduate staff member.
Multicultural Student Programs and Services Category Multicultural Student Programs and Services - Multicultural Student Programs and Services must promote academic and personal growth of traditionally underserved students, work with the entire campus to create an institutional and community climate of justice, promote access and equity in higher education, and offer programs that educate the campus about diversity.	Diversity Dialogues In a safe space, students listen to an expert presentation and engage in self-reflection and discussion on topics such as race, culture, gender, stereotypes, intersectionality, and sexual orientation. This workshop is intended to help students learn about marginalized populations and build awareness around diversity and inclusion.
Multicultural Student Programs and Services Category Multicultural Student Programs and Services - Multicultural Student Programs and Services must promote academic and personal growth of traditionally underserved students, work with the entire campus to create an institutional and community climate of justice, promote access and equity in higher education, and offer programs that educate the campus about diversity.	EmpowerMENt Through themed events and engaging activities, the program aims to foster personal growth, professional development, and academic success. EmpowerMENt provides a supportive space for participants to connect, explore career and life goals, and build skills that empower them to excel both on campus and beyond.
Multicultural Student Programs and Services Category Multicultural Student Programs and Services - Multicultural Student Programs and Services must promote academic and personal growth of traditionally underserved students, work with the entire campus to create an institutional and community climate of justice, promote access and equity in higher education, and offer programs that educate the campus about diversity.	Multicultural Assistance Peer Program Mentee Students engage in a variety of structured activities with an assigned mentor so as to build a support system with peers, develop a sense of belonging and discuss a variety of campus resources.
Multicultural Student Programs and Services Category Multicultural Student Programs and Services - Multicultural Student Programs and Services must promote academic and personal growth of traditionally underserved students, work with the entire campus to create an institutional and community climate of justice, promote access and equity in higher education, and offer programs that educate the campus about diversity.	Identity 365 Students attend a one-hour event focused on diverse identities and cultural topics; each event is part of a series to celebrate the cultural diversity of the UofSC. Example events: Christmahanakwanzika, Sabor Latino, Gulla basket weaving
Post-Traditional & Commuter Student Programs & Services Category Post-Traditional & Commuter Student Programs & Services - The primary mission is to ensure that all students have equitable access to programs, services, and engagement opportunities regardless of age, personal characteristics, or place of residence.	Community Living Workshop Students listen to a facilitator and participate in interactive activities designed to explore city ordinances, laws, and best practices for living in and contributing to their off-campus living environment. Discussion topics include what it means to be a responsible citizen and community member.
Post-Traditional & Commuter Student Programs & Services Category Post-Traditional & Commuter Student Programs & Services - The primary mission is to ensure that all students have equitable access to programs, services, and engagement opportunities regardless of age, personal characteristics, or place of residence.	Off-Campus Living Module Students participate in an interactive, self-paced 20 minute online course to learn how to navigate life as an off-campus student. The topics cover finding housing, moving, off-campus safety, community ordinances and laws, commuting and parking, protecting your tenant rights and selecting compatible roommates.
Recreational Sports Programs Category Recreational Sports Programs - The mission of Recreational Sports Programs must be to enhance the mind, body, and spirit of students and other eligible individuals by providing programs, services, and facilities that are responsive to the physical, social, recreational, and lifelong educational needs of the campus community as they relate to health, fitness, and learning.	Campus Recreation Personal Training Certification Prep Program Students in this engagement learn and apply specialized fitness knowledge in weekly classroom sessions, submit assignments, shadow current Personal Trainers, assist with special events for Fitness, and attend staff meetings to prepare for their Personal Training certification exam and employment.

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