Student Life

Game show trivia will focus on Black History. Participation can result in cash prizes!

Enjoy free food and music while you explore the clubs on campus. Don't forget to make your own camp mug!

Ethan Fisher's life story illustrates the importance of accountability and self care. Learn about mental-health stigma and substance abuse as Fisher shares Life Consequences: A Tale of Redemption, Choices, and Decisions.

Celebrate your accomplishments with snacks, games, and entertainment at the End of the Year Carnival.

Have fun with the Annual JCC Hot Dog Run! The 1.5-mile course goes through and around campus, and ends with lunch and a t-shirt for the top finisher in each career community.

Take a walk around campus in support of suicide prevention education and programs. Enjoy music from Ade Adu, various outdoor activities, and be one of 80 students to view campus from above in a hot air balloon!

Join Campus Life for an hour of stress relief and relaxation as you prepare for final exams.

Enjoy the quick wit of Comedian Derrick Knopsnyder! His high-energy performance will have you laughing and joining in on his antics the entire show.

Explore earth-friendly products, nature photography, jewelry, educational displays, plants and the animal ambassadors of Nickel City Reptiles, presented by Jeff Musial. A tree seedling adoption will be conducted by the Earth Awareness Club, thanks to tree donations made by the Chautauqua County Soil and Water Conservancy District. 

Proceeds from sales made by the Earth Awareness Club will be donated to the Plastic Soup Foundation and the National Wildlife Federation's "Protecting Our Water Resources" and "Water for Wildlife" efforts.

Born in America and abandoned in West Africa at the age of two, Singer-Songwriter Rocky Peter uses his music to entertain, heal, and inspire audiences. Once a slave subjected to physical abuse and extreme labor, Peter's message is centered around love, unity, motivation, and empowerment.