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SPC Experiential Learning

These Institute opportunities (extra-curricular, co-curricular, career exploration, and service learning) help extend student learning outside of the classroom. Activities, events, and information are provided to students on both of our campuses and via our online clubs (in AlamoEXPERIENCE).

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SPC SPC : Student Activity Fees

Student Activity Fees funds co-curricular activities with academic departments, athletics, Homecoming, CultureFest, the Cesar Chavez March, Juneteenth parade, student organizations, etc.

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SPC SPC : Campus Expression

St. Philip's College recognizes that the freedom of speech and expression and the right to peaceful assembly are fundamental rights and central to their educational mission.

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Explore the Turbon Student Center

Enjoy everything the Turbon Student Center has to offer, including Tiger Lanes, a state-of-the-art bowling experience built for students, recreational spaces where you can relax, play pool or ping pong, and grab a snack, as well as a dedicated gaming area featuring console gaming, TV, and comfortable spaces to unwind between classes.

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SPC SPC : Athletics

St. Philip's College supports activities ranging from men and women's basketball to women's volleyball, golf, cheerleading, and everything in between.

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SPC SPC : Spirit and Pride Crew

Join our Spirit and Pride Crew if you'd like to help us plan, promote, and create events for your community.

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SPC SPC : Clubs and Organizations

Student organizations, each unique in their way, offer St. Philip’s College students a wide selection of personal interests and activities. Student organizations provide activities that benefit the growth of St. Philip’s College students.

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Get Connected Beyond Campus

SPC SPC : MLK March

Join St. Philip's College for the Martin Luther King Jr. National Day of Service March from the MLK Academy at 3500 MLK Drive to Pittman-Sullivan Park at 1101 Iowa St.

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SPC SPC : Juneteenth Freedom Parade

Join us as we celebrate Juneteenth, the oldest known celebration commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. 

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Funding & Support

Funding opportunities for student-led projects and leadership initiatives.

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Requests & Services

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.

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Hazing Prevention and Reporting

In accordance with state law, hazing is strictly prohibited in all student organizations and activities. Hazing is defined as any intentional, knowing, or reckless action that endangers the physical or mental health or safety of a student for the purpose of initiation, admission, or affiliation with a student group. Students are encouraged to report suspected hazing using the Student Conduct Form in ACES. Reports are confidential, and all allegations will be addressed promptly. For additional information, contact your college Office of Student Life.

• Board Procedure F.4.2.3: Download PDF
• Reporting Procedure: Student Conduct Form (Non-Academic Misconduct Form)  
• Campus Hazing Transparency Report: The Campus Hazing Transparency Report (CHTR) is not currently available because the District had zero hazing incidents this year. The CHTR will be updated and posted semi-annually, as required by law