Student Affairs
Student Assistance Programs
Student Volunteerism
Campus Ministry
Institutional Information and Disclosures
The Office of Student Affairs works to provide students with the opportunity for personal growth and to prepare for life-long learning, leadership and service. The Student Affairs Office maintains a list of volunteer opportunities on and off campus, oversees campus housing, campus ministry, and helps plan and coordinate student activities on campus.
The Dean of Student Affairs acts as the chief student advocate on campus and can provide referrals for certain services and for those students who have personal or academic problems or concerns.
Student Assistance Programs
Springfield College in Illinois offers a Student Assistance Program (SAP) service for assessment, short-term counseling and referrals through St. John’s Hospital. This program is designed to provide a highly confidential and professional service to students who are experiencing personal problems while enrolled at College.
While we all face conflicts that we manage on our won, occasionally we need outside support and assistance. The goal of the SAP is to help students identify the nature of their problems and locate community resources that can assist in resolving them. More
Student Volunteerism
The call to volunteer is prevalent throughout this world, and you have an opportunity to help those locally. All students are encouraged to get involved in community service and volunteer opportunities to make a difference on campus and in the community for a greater good. Service opportunities abound in Springfield in many different areas for people with many different skills. The student volunteer coordinator is responsible for helping you identify your ideal match to serve in the community.
The Volunteer Coordinator has matched students with community service organizations as well as planned several projects on campus, including the College’s Annual Angel Tree for students at McClernand Elementary School, Blood Drives, Food Drives for Thanksgiving and Christmas in conjunction with Springfield Diocese’s Holy Family Food Pantry, and an annual Easter Festival for local children with an Egg Hunt, Games, Crafts and the Easter Bunny.
Campus Ministry
Campus Ministry at Springfield College strives to provide a variety of spiritual opportunities for SCI students, faculty and staff. The College welcomes students of all faiths and traditions to share their spiritual lives with other students, faculty and staff at the College.
The Marguerite Matthews Chapel is available to students during regular hours Dawson Hall is open. Students are welcome to stop by the chapel for quiet reflection, meditation and prayer.
Institutional Information and Disclosures
Information regarding Springfield College policies and procedures can be found in the Catalog and in the Student Handbook. Specific questions should be directed to the appropriate department or the Dean of Student Affairs.
Crime & Security Statistics
Alcohol and Drug Info
Biennial Review
Athletics Programs
This report discloses data on participation rates and financing of men’s and women’s sports in intercollegiate athletic programs at coeducational schools. Students, prospective students and the public may request this report from the Director of Athletics.
Financial Assistance
A complete list and description of all available federal, state, institutional and private need-based and non-need-based assistance is available in the Catalog and the Financial Aid Office.
Graduation Rates
This report discloses graduation and completion rates and transfer-out rates for the general population of full-time, first-time degree seeking undergraduate students and for students who receive athletically-related student aid, broken down by race and gender within sports (Rates are computed based on two years as the normal completion time for an Associate Degree; a graduate is defined as a student who completes an Associate Degree in 150% of the normal completion time).
The information on completion, graduation rates and, if applicable, transfer-out rates is available to enrolled and prospective students upon request. Requests for this report should be directed to the Registrar’s Office.
The student athlete graduation rate information must be provided to potential student athletes, their parents, and their high school coaches and guidance counselors upon making an offer of athletic aid. Requests for this report should be directed to the Registrar’s Office.
Quicklinks
Dean of Students
Kevin Broeckling
Office of Student Affairs
(217) 525-1420 Ext. 239