Student Affairs

The Dean of Students provides advocacy for all students, as well as supporting student learning inside and outside the classroom environments. The Dean of Students oversees all Student Affairs departments.

The Assistant Dean of Students oversees the student conduct process while providing support for the student learning process. The Assistant Dean is able to support students through their challenges and will assist students in navigating the campus community.

The Administrative Assistant supports the Dean and the mission of the student life department.

The Athletics Center staff provides the best place on campus for wellness and recreation through the Fitness Center, gym, and intramural and intercollegiate sports. The six intercollegiate sports include men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, baseball, and women’s volleyball.

The Athletics Center staff provides the best place on campus for wellness and recreation through the Fitness Center, gym, and intramural and intercollegiate sports. The six intercollegiate sports include men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, baseball, and women’s volleyball.

The Office of Counseling and Wellness Services helps students to achieve their personal and academic goals by providing an assessment of current concerns, appropriate advocacy/support, information about resources or coping skills/tools, and transition to local or college-based resources when needed. Counseling and Wellness Services will provide short-term, solution-focused therapy, crisis intervention, and stress management training. The services are provided to students at no cost and are confidential.

The Office of Student Life and Leadership oversees New Student Orientation (NSO), the Wyvern Word, Student Government Association, and the Leadership Academy.

Student Life oversees programming for student clubs and organizations, social programming for the student body, and the Student ID program. Student Life is committed to creating a sense of belonging for all students.

The Brothers & Keepers program was developed to increase the enrollment of men of color and to support their persistence through their academic goals and graduation. This office helps navigate academia, connect with peer groups, and develop personal action plans. It helps students find the resources available on campus regarding financial aid, academic advising, career development, or general human services

Visit Brothers & Keepers

The HomePlate Food Pantry and Resource Center provide food for students in need as well as resources to help with other challenges. We are run by knowledgeable, compassionate student volunteers. During COVID-19 the Food Pantry is open and providing food once a week at the West Boylston Street Campus. If you are in need, please fill out the Food Pantry/Resource Center Intake request. Once you’ve completed the intake you will receive instructions on when and how to pick up your food.

Visit the Food Pantry

Parenting Student Support Services is committed to helping students who are parents achieve their goals here at Quinsigamond Community College (QCC). QCC understands that being both a parent and a student presents its own unique set of challenges, and we are here to support you! Parenting Student Support Services provides assistance so that student parents can navigate QCC, get connected to campus and community resources, access child care and emergency funding, build community, and more.

Veteran Affairs provide support to assist student Veterans and members of the Armed Forces in the adjustment to becoming successful in civilian and college life. We are committed to promoting college spirit as well as establishing and maintaining fellowship amongst veterans and students on campus.