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Transfer Council is the division of Clemson University Undergraduate Student Government that advocates for transfer students. We are the voice of Clemson's transfer population to the administration and hope to make the transition to Clemson as smooth and successful as possible. In addition to representing Clemson transfer students Transfer Council also works closely with the Bridge Program and hosts campus wide events which bring transfer and traditional students together.
02/09/2021
CALLING ALL TRANSFER STUDENTS!! Transfer Academic Services is hosting a virtual escape room tonight from 6-7pm. Use the like to sign up below! Hope to see you all there and we hope you meet some other transfer friends!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe9rfXVNVQp1u6pG4hJQpaaTqKImpyPPPUuu7ACwyDeUJpilA/viewform
10/20/2020
It’s Transfer Appreciation Week and we could not be more excited! We have a bunch of fun ~virtual~ events planned that we are excited to share with the Clemson Transfer Community! Check this link for more info on the events and the zoom links for this week 😎🥳👉 https://linktr.ee/ClemsonTransfers
10/13/2020
Clemson University Transfer Council 2020!
06/15/2020
Are you interested in being a T2T Mentor for the fall 2020 semester?
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T2T is a peer-to-peer mentoring program for incoming transfer students to connect with an upperclassmen transfer student! Head over to the link in our bio to submit your mentor interest form!
11/18/2019
The Bridge to Clemson Program is hosting a Thanks-for-Giving service event, which aims to raise awareness about hunger and food insecurity in our local community. Please consider donating items (see attachment) to the Undergraduate Studies Office in Vickery Hall on Clemson's campus this week! All donations will go to the Clemson Paw Pantry.
Please consider registering to attend the event on Thursday, November 21st from 5-7pm in the Barnes Center! You can bring donations to the event and receive a free catered meal. Dean Hossfeld and Dr. Mobley from the College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences will speak about their research on hunger in Pickens County. Link to register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc5LrpvrQLBFHXsTDsARG_TFgMxKp8-WiaNCv-9ZAaBUY9Ufw/viewform