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Thriving Together

Nurturing a campus community where everyone can thrive.

At Rollins, we believe a thriving community is one where all individuals have the opportunity and resources to achieve, grow, gain knowledge, and flourish. We’re committed to nurturing a community where the free exchange of ideas and of diverse perspectives is not only welcomed but embraced. A community where learning from one another enriches our collective understanding and deepens our sense of connection. In such a community, we are committed to fostering an environment of respect and fairness, ensuring that each person feels valued and empowered.

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Mission Critical

At its core, a thriving community builds the capacities of its members, equipping them with the knowledge, skills, and perspectives needed to navigate an increasingly complex world. It prepares them to be engaged global citizens and responsible leaders ready to contribute, innovate, and create positive change. Together, we cultivate a shared responsibility for growth, development, and the well-being of all, strengthening the foundation for a fair and sustainable future.

The Support to Succeed

Rollins invests in an array of programs and resources that help ensure everyone can flourish.

  • Programs

    From pre-matriculation initiatives to evening childcare, explore the Rollins programs that are uplifting and empowering our community.

  • Resources

    We’ve designed support into every aspect of the student experience at Rollins. Explore a few of the many ways we’re giving everyone in our community the resources to thrive.

Cultivating Connection

Rollins is proud to support an ever-growing number of student organizations and employee resource groups that facilitate connection and community across campus.

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    Student Organizations

    Whether they’re cultural, religious, or recreational, each of Rollins’ more than 100 student-run clubs and organizations is open to all students, providing every Tar with ample opportunity to find their fit, build community, and extend their networks.

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    Employee Resource Groups

    Rollins’ ever-expanding collection of Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) provide faculty and staff with the opportunity to share interests and experiences with each other and the broader campus community.