Many statistics exist to demonstrate the impact of the Shocker Success Center in its first year. For sophomore Shamarie Hanna, the importance of the building is also about its welcoming spaces and helpful atmosphere.
“So many resources and so many ways to get work done,” said Hanna, who is majoring in biological sciences with a biomedical emphasis with a minor in chemistry. “This space is amazing. There are so many ways of socializing or connecting with different people.”
The Shocker Success Center, formerly Clinton Hall, opened in fall 2024. It brought 18 campus resources, previously housed in 12 buildings, into one building, located in the heart of campus and linked by sidewalk to the Rhatigan Student Center and Ablah Library.