College Profile: Saint Augustine's University

The mission of Saint Augustine's College is to sustain a learning community in which students can prepare academically, socially and spiritually for leadership in a complex, diverse and rapidly changing world. To fulfill the mission, the faculty fosters scholarship and creativity through varied approaches to teaching and learning; the administration facilitates the enterprise by effectively garnering and managing financial and human resources; and the staff contributes to efficient operations by providing essential support services.

Students, faculty, administration, and staff participate cooperatively in the overall teaching-learning process. Students participate through their desire for knowledge, readiness to acquire foundational and analytical skills, and in their potential to adapt to the demands of accelerated global change. The faculty facilitates by teaching and advising students, conducting research, and engaging in other professional development activities.

The College has a main campus accommodating 37 facilities, three of which - its Chapel, Saint Agnes Hall and Taylor Hall - are registered historic landmarks. Also, Saint Augustine's was the first historically black college in the nation to have its own on-campus commercial radio and television stations: WAUG-AM750 and WAUG-TV68, Cable Channel 102.

The Office of Student Activities offers a variety of social, cultural, educational, recreational, developmental, and experiential activities for the entire Saint Augustine’s College community. Leadership training and development, organization training and development, information services, entertainment promotion, and recreational activities are among the many programs, services and resources coordinated by student activities. Students at Saint Augustine's College are encouraged to participate in extracurricular activities.

 

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