Student Life
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Student Life provides engaging activities that enhance the college experience at St. Philip’s College. Student Life activities build a sense of community and pride within the college, and create connections between the college and its students. |
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Welcome SPC Tigers! Want to know what is going on at SPC? Want to get involved? Experience what experiential learning opportunties SPC has to offer via AlamoEXPERIENCE today. |
Connect with Student Life through:
- Student organizations,
- Campus events/activities,
- Student Success Newsletters,
- Recreation,
- Social development and
- Sharing information
E. L. Turbon Student Center
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Tiger LanesThis state of the art facility was built with the student in mind and aims to provide the best student experience possible. |
Recreational Fun!Enjoy lounging around and playing a game of pool or ping pong. Get a quick snack at our Tiger Cafe. Take a break and relax at our Turbon Student Center! |
Gaming at SPCWe have it all...from playing the ultimate gaming systems located at our video gaming area to watching cable tv between classes. |
The newly renovated Turbon Student Center is beautiful! Enjoy lounging, bowling alley, pool tables, ping pong, video gaming area and much more. Students are encouraged to get involved in student organizations. There are numerous organizations on campus: social, special interest, and those affiliated with educational departments. Learn more about student organizations and experiential learning opportunities in Suite 110.
Student Life Activities
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AthleticsSt. Philip's College supports activities ranging from men and women's basketball to women's volleyball, golf, Tiger Spirit Squad, and everything in between. |
Spirit and Pride CrewBe part of St. Philip's College, join our various student organizations on campus to gain valuable leadership skills and experience. |
Student OrganizationsStudent Organizations, each unique in their own way, offer St. Philip’s College students a wide selection of personal interests and activities. |
Student Life Community Activities
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CultureFest & Rib Cook-offThe CultureFest & Rib Cook-Off has become a tradition on our campus. Every year, on the Thursday before the Battle of Flowers Parade, we welcome one and all to celebrate with us. Admission is free and open to the public. |
Civic EngagementThe CultureFest & Rib Cook-Off has become a tradition on our campus. Every year, on the Thursday before the Battle of Flowers Parade, we welcome one and all to celebrate with us. Admission is free and open to the public. |
EMBODI: Men of Color ConferenceEmpowering Males to Build Opportunities for Developing Independence (EMBODI) conference is designed to collaborate with established organizations and agencies to address the plight of an often over-looked demographic: young men of color. |
Student Engagement Grants (SEG)
Grants are appropriated for the academic year. A grant recipient who demonstrates commitment to the project initiative and maintains academic eligibility may receive funding for each session.
The Department of Student Life has SEG opportunities in the following areas: Alamo Institutes, Spirit and Pride Crew, Student Government Association, Extramural Sports, QEP and the Collegiate 100. For more information on these projects stop by Turbon Student Center (TSC), 110.
Student Life Request
The Department of Student Life offers services that enrich our college with student life activities. If you are a faculty, staff or community member and would like to request services that involve the SPC Spirit Squad, mascot, and equipment, please complete the form below. Student organizations should use AlamoEXPERIENCE to request these items.
Contact Information
| Director of Student Success: Dr. Angela McPherson Williams/Dr. Angie Mac, Ph.D awilliams284@alamo.edu 210-486-2090 MLK Turbon Student Center (TSC), 110B |
Associate Director of Student Success: Destiny Harper-Lane, ABD dharper24@alamo.edu 210-486-2241 MLK Turbon Student Center (TSC), 110C |
Administrative Services Specialist: Rose Kyle-Bankston rguillory@alamo.edu 210-486-2135 MLK Turbon Student Center (TSC), 110 |