TAKE NOTE: 2023 Commencement – May 6, 2023
965 Search Results Found
Directory Search
Directory Search
Music and Drama Groups
Get Involved in the Arts! Do you sing? Play an instrument? Enjoy acting, theater tech, or costume design? Add your talents to Huntingdon’s awesome arts programs (open to students from
Political Awareness Groups
The Alabama World Affairs Council (AWAC) presents nationally- and internationally-known speakers from both civilian and military life. The mission of AWAC is to promote public awareness and understanding of international affairs as
Student Government
SGA Founded in 1914, the Student Government Association has a long tradition of serving the student body. The purpose of the Student Government Association (SGA) is to represent the rights and
Student Publications
Bells and Pomegranates is the Huntingdon College yearbook. Students who are interested in celebrating and recording the essence of Huntingdon life through the production of the annual yearbook should consider joining
Residence Life Policies
Residence Life Policies Please contact res.life@hawks.huntingdon.edu if you have questions about campus residency or commuter policies or procedures after reading the information below. The Huntingdon Village The Huntingdon College Office of
Residence Halls
The Huntingdon Village Freshman Residence Halls First-year students live in either Ligon Hall (women) or Searcy Hall (men). Hall events, programs, and gatherings enhance your first-year experience. In addition, Resident Assistants plan social, cultural,
Housing Application Process
The following information applies to the 2019–2020 academic year only. New, Transfer, or Readmitted Students To register for student housing, submit the online housing application and the online housing contract.
Roommates
You’re in this Together! The first step in the roommate selection process is to complete your Campus Residency Form and Campus Residency License Contract. These forms and more information regarding
Commuter Parking
The Smith Hall parking lot is dedicated to commuter parking, and commuters may park in the Wilson and Narrow Lane lots, as well. To obtain a parking permit, see the
Intramurals
Want to be involved in athletics, but not necessarily in intercollegiate competition? Ever wanted to try your game in a new sport, or relive the glory days of driveway basketball
Useful Links – Health and Wellness
Alabama Foundation for Suicide Prevention CampusBlues.com is designed to facilitate student awareness and use of school resources. This site is dedicated to supporting the mental health and well-being of individuals as
Residence Hall Openings and Closings
Fall Term 2023 Fall 2023 Check-in and Move-in All students, regardless of whether you are a residential or a commuter student, or if you are a returning student or a new
FAQ – Residence Life
Questions about Residence Life? We have the answers! Q: May I purchase a single room? A: Students who are sophomores through seniors are eligible to apply for a single room. To
Print and Mail Services Center
Location: Catherine Dixon Roland Student Center, Room 113 E-mail: Print and Mail Services, printshop@hawks.huntingdon.edu Phone: (334) 833-4425 College Fax: (334) 833-4486 Hours: Fall and Spring Semesters: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.– 5:00 p.m. Summer Hours: 7:30 a.m.–
Communication
Communication The Office of Communications seeks to keep members of the Huntingdon community informed and up-to-date on news and events on campus. To that end, we utilize the following vehicles
Resources for Parents
As you prepare your student to move to his or her college home and to leave your home, you may have some degree of anxiety, concern, or sadness. This final
Health Resources for Students
These health resources have been compiled with your best interests at heart. If you need information about any health topic, be sure to stop by the Office of Student Health
Health Facts
Alcohol Meningococcal Meningitis Tobacco Ebola Policy Meningitis, flu virus, the affects of alcohol, and other health issues are of great concern to college faculty and staff, students, and parents. The