Providing a confidential advocate on call twenty-four hours a day to respond to FSU students, faculty, and staff who are victimized anywhere or at any time, as well as any other person who is victimized on our campus, at an FSU sponsored event, or by an FSU community member.

As an office of the Department of Student Support & Transitions, the Food for Thought Pantry supports student success by distributing free food to currently enrolled FSU students experiencing food insecurity. It is our mission to reduce hunger, promote proper nutrition, and provide FSU students with every opportunity to succeed. The Pantry partners with Second Harvest of the Big Bend and an array of on- and off-campus partners to stock our shelves and refrigerators. In addition to services based out of the primary Pantry location, the Pantry participates in and hosts events related to food access and SNAP benefits across campus.

The mission of the Unconquered Scholars Program is to provide qualified Florida State University students guidance, continual mentor-ship, advocacy, security, and a voice to further ensure their personal academic success and long-term independence.

The program was created to provide opportunities to children in communities with barriers while exposing them to the art form of dance. Through this program, TTB provides tuition-free instruction to youth in after-school programs of schools identified as 21st Century Community Learning Centers and/or Title 1 Schools. Grades 2-3 are based on the National Dance Institute’s dance education curriculum; grades 4-5 are ballet-centric. DanceChance engages students and encourages them to express themselves through movement.

After losing their mother, sons Austin, Tyler, and Ryan Cameron, started the Andrea C. Foundation to honor their mother and her legacy. Together, the foundation sees a world where students can achieve their full potential, forge positive relationships and, above everything else, take action to change the world. The foundation is committed to helping students enroll in a technical school or college of their choice with a scholarship and thereby bettering their lives and those around them. Money raised through donations is distributed to scholarships or set aside for future projects the foundation is working on.

The School of Dance Summer Dance Intensive is an on-campus or stay-at-home 2 week summer camp. This 2 week session emphasizes both ballet and modern technique similar to the dance major program. Designed for the dancer interested in all forms of dance, the dancers’ have the option to receive instruction in ballet, pointe, contemporary, improvisation, jazz, and hip-hop technique classes as well as conditioning. Students have daytime classes, evening classes, and fieldtrips.