Student Development:
voice: 956.364.4300
fax: 956.364.5116
Vice President:
Catherine S Maples
voice: 956.364.4300
Email: Student Development
Mailing Address:
Student Development
TSTC Harlingen
1902 North Loop 499
Harlingen, TX 78550
Location:
The Student Development office is located in the Student Center, Room 139
Office Hours:
M - F: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

STUDENT DEVELOPMENT MISSION STATEMENT
In support of the college mission to provide excellent student services in a welcoming and supportive atmosphere, the Student Development Division assures equitable access to coordinated essential services that meet the needs of a diverse student body and address students’ technological preferences.   The division strives to create, in collaboration with all faculty and staff, a stimulating and productive educational environment that promotes a sense of community and treats students as individuals responsible for their own choices and lives.  Innovative programs and events built upon student learning and development outcomes are designed and enhanced to enrich the whole student and engage students meaningfully in college life.  Student Development prepares students for personal and career success, ethical leadership, healthy and balanced lifestyles, and engaged citizenship fostering a global perspective and an appreciation of cultural differences.

STUDENT DEVELOPMENT VALUES
As student development professionals, we recognize that to be effective leaders, we must first serve our students, our college and our community.  Therefore, the Student Development Division leadership, by ascribing to these values, pledges to be servant leaders first and foremost.  The Student Development Division …..  

S trives to develop every student’s full potential
E ncourages student self expression
R esponds to students’ ever-changing needs
V alues student’s self individuality
A dvocates lifelong learning
N urtures student talents
T ransforms futures

L istens and builds community
E xpands student horizons
A spires to excellence
D evelops student’s self sufficiency
E ngages in critical thinking development
R espects diversity
S upports current and future college endeavors

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