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Student Handbook - Tougaloo College

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The individual should contact the Health/Wellness Center Medical Clinic (601) 957-<br />

6776<br />

The personnel in the Center will take the following actions:<br />

• Call Public Safety (ext. 7857/6180)<br />

• Call the Dean of <strong>Student</strong>s or Assistant Vice President for <strong>Student</strong>s Affairs<br />

B. After 5:00 p.m.<br />

The individual should contact Security.<br />

Security will take the following actions:<br />

• Call 911<br />

• Call the Dean of <strong>Student</strong>s or Assistant Vice President for <strong>Student</strong> Affairs<br />

• The <strong>College</strong> Nurse should be contacted the next working day.<br />

STUDENT ACTIVITIES<br />

The Office of <strong>Student</strong> Activities serves as the clearinghouse for all campus activities and primary<br />

source of support for all student organizations. Its mission is to enhance students overall<br />

educational experience through co-curricular activities (social, recreational, cultural, and<br />

leadership development). The Office of <strong>Student</strong> Activities is located in Warren Hall.<br />

Some of the specific duties of this office are as follows:<br />

• The Coordinator for <strong>Student</strong> Activities and Leadership Development serves as the<br />

advisor to the <strong>Student</strong> Government Association and works with the <strong>Student</strong> Activities<br />

Council to plan and implement activities.<br />

• He/She coordinates the planning of and distribution of a comprehensive calendar of<br />

activities for the <strong>College</strong> community.<br />

• He/She works in concert with college personnel to formulate activities.<br />

Guidelines for Governing <strong>Student</strong> Organizations<br />

The procedures for the recognition of student organizations are based upon the mutual trust and<br />

cooperation enjoyed by the students and the administration and on the belief in the decisionmaking<br />

ability and responsible judgment of those primarily involved in extracurricular activities.<br />

Based upon this philosophy, the President of the <strong>College</strong>, who possesses the ultimate authority<br />

for the recognition of student organizations, has delegated this authority to the Vice President for<br />

<strong>Student</strong> Affairs through the Coordinator for <strong>Student</strong> Activities and Leadership Development.<br />

Definition<br />

A student organization is defined as “a group of <strong>Tougaloo</strong> <strong>College</strong> students joined in the pursuit<br />

of a common purpose, which is in support of the mission, goals, and values of <strong>Tougaloo</strong><br />

<strong>College</strong>.” The organization must be guided by a lawful constitution, directed by chosen officers<br />

and approved advisors, and chartered by the Coordinator for <strong>Student</strong> Activities and Leadership<br />

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