The Student Affairs Office assists students in planning their entire educational program.

It keeps a placement file for each student. This file details the student’s personal, educational, and employment background. It contains letters of evaluation from lecturers and employers.

It follows up student absence.

It helps students to explore career fields in public agencies and private companies, and to find an employment after graduation.

It encourages and supports student participation in co-curricular activities that develop individual and group skills.

It promotes and expands interest in student activities and serves as an advisory group both to the administration and the student body.

It assists students in certain matters affecting their affairs and represents their opinions in working with the administration toward the good of the College.

It coordinates all the entertainment and the social, cultural, recreational and educational activities of the College.

  It discusses student concerns regarding organizations, services and special needs of students not addressed elsewhere before.

  It offers a variety of programs designed to enhance and support the leadership development of HBCC students.

It works with students to represent HBCC as public relations officials. Those students give campus tours, greet incoming visitors and assist with various on-campus and off-campus activities.

It involves students in the College newspaper and magazine. Students gain practical experience in writing, editing, layout and design, print shop composition, photography and other facets of newspaper production.