Student Life Center services are designed to address the needs of mature students (age 25 and above), traditional commuter students (age 17 – 24). SLC offers all students an opportunity to assist in making Coppin State University a Healthy Campus for students, the Coppin Family, and Community Partners through the acquisition of science-based knowledge and proven knowledge transfer strategies.
Emerging and experienced student leaders will be able to journey through a structured sequence of events that will assist them in developing and/or enhancing their leadership skills. Those who successfully navigate the process will be granted a leadership transcript to be conferred at the completion of their undergraduate graduation requirements.
Additionally, SLC will assist and support students as they meet their civic responsibilities and community engagement opportunities by suggesting and providing collaborative efforts and partnerships among all segments of the student body and the broader communities. These vehicles of change will enable them to serve as policy influencers and agents of change.
Most importantly, students play a major role in program planning. Implementation, monitoring, and program/service evaluation to ensure that the expressed and ever changing needs of the respective service populations are being met. The Student Life Programming Advisory Council (SLPAC), composed of trained student leaders, takes the lead in this regard.