HQ Function

The main campus in Orangeburg serves as the central hub for all academic, research, administrative, and student life activities of South Carolina State University. It houses classrooms, laboratories, libraries, residential halls, and administrative offices.

Notable Features:

Historic campus with several landmark buildings, the I.P. Stanback Museum and Planetarium, the Leroy Davis Sr. Cooperative Extension Complex, state-of-the-art research facilities including the James E. Clyburn University Transportation Center, and comprehensive athletic facilities like the Oliver C. Dawson Stadium.

Work Culture:

The campus fosters a close-knit, supportive, and collaborative environment for students, faculty, and staff, emphasizing 'Bulldog Tenacity.' It promotes academic rigor, research excellence, community engagement, and a strong sense of pride in its HBCU heritage.

HQ Significance:

As South Carolina's only public, historically black land-grant institution, the Orangeburg campus is profoundly significant for providing educational opportunities, particularly for African Americans, and for its contributions to research, economic development, and cultural enrichment in the state and region.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus environment, its programs, and its community outreach reflect SC State's core values of excellence, student-centeredness, accountability, integrity, diversity, and service.

Location:

South Carolina State University fosters a global perspective through its diverse student body, including international students from various countries. It supports study abroad programs, enabling students to gain international experience. Faculty members engage in international research collaborations and partnerships. The university's global alumni network further extends its reach and impact worldwide.

Street Address:

300 College Street NE

City:

Orangeburg

State/Province:

South Carolina

Country:

United States