Campus Life

The key to the CHAMPS program is academic focus. All activities are directed to the center all year round. Monitor your grades and urge your students to rate at the A / B level. The serious preparation of the university began as early as seventh grade

The CHAMPS program is roughly divided into two phases. (1) Residence academic program for 1 year, 7 years to 10 years for 4 years, centered on humanities, art, science, personality education, and computer training, (2) 2, 11, and 12 grade level Comprehensive University Preparation Course and External Internship Course

The monthly academic program is for students from seventh to tenth grade from September to April. These courses are guided by teachers and students of Presbyterian universities. The fields represented this year are science, psychology, ROTC and history. Praise and worship is held every Saturday and the 1 hour 15 minute girls circle and boys committee course is taught by the public school teacher and PC instructor, then the academic course is one and a half hours. Both 11th and 12th graders will participate in the newly established university literacy program every month. This is done by PC elite from various fields, employment services, admission fee and financial aid staff, and public school counselor. . While the student is engaged in academic activities, parents also meet under the guidance of CHAMPS parent council. Students participate in learning service every semester and participate in regional universities and employment briefings throughout the year.

For CHAMPS, success begins with role development. The principles of Christian education are still the foundation for building a solid character. Students at CHAMPS are trained and are required to be their respected school, family, and community leaders.

Students have learned the value and integrity of habits of giving back to the community from an early age. They accumulate the community service hours of the six years before enrollment. In college applications, students are contemplating the impact of community services on personality, career planning, and social skills.

Campus life students can connect to the SSCC campus in various ways. Several programs and campus organizations offer students the opportunity to provide regional service projects and other activities. In addition, students may choose to attend student organizations such as Phi Theta Kappa, Respiratory Care, Medical Assistance, or Patriot Campus Program. Music Southern Country Singer Southern Country Singer is composed of students and community members to form the core of the group in the form of the 20th year of this Fall semester and received instructions from John M. Grayz through that period It was. The accompanist of the group is Melanie MacDowell

"Campus community" has students, teachers, administrators, as well as someone who is interested in the life of the university. Members of the campus community include school guards, local law enforcement agencies, local companies, mental health service providers, local lawyers and various trial experts. To know how to prevent and manage sexual assault, it is necessary to know how to treat onlookers, victims, and people who are perpetrators. The effective response of security personnel, administrators, other students and staff involves dealing with all parties, giving accountability to the perpetrator, requiring affected students to stay at school and complete the research We need respect and appropriate process to ensure assurance and support.

Sexual assault has a particularly serious impact on university women and hinders the ability to participate fully in campus life. Educational equality between women and girls involves eliminating sexual violence on a fair and responsive fully developed campus sexual assault policy, knowledgeable managers, and ultimately on campus . This toolkit meets the needs of teachers, students, and supporters. Please use these resources to raise awareness of sexual assault on campus so that everyone can help securely enter the campus. You will find ideas for programming, get answers to frequently asked questions, learn about funding opportunities, and learn how to make actions on campus. Everyone plays a role in stopping sexual violence