Toccoa Falls College’s Student Government Association has chosen rising senior Matthew Smith to fill the Community Partnerships Chair in the 2023-2024 school year.

Awajok Adoung, Jayce Kimsey, and Tate Wiggins are among many of the young men who have been selected to serve Toccoa Falls College (TFC) as resident assistants (RAs) for the upcoming 2023-2024 school year. Adoung will be serving in Forrest 2B, Kimsey will be in the Terraces, and Wiggins will be in Forrest 3B.

Emma Hale is a senior at Toccoa Falls College majoring in Ministry Leadership with a minor in Theology. Hale was raised near the Pennsylvania-Maryland state border in Lineboro, Md., as one of four children, including her two younger sisters and late older brother. She was raised in a Christian & Missionary Alliance church which introduced her to TFC, though she never expected to attend the institution.

The 2023-2024 Senate has been decided, and there are four new student leaders! Arianna Coy and Chloe McClain will be stepping into roles as Diversity Committee and Campus Improvement and chairs, respectively.

Jasmine Martz and Hannah McLaughlin have been selected to serve Toccoa Falls College (TFC) as some of many resident assistants (RAs) for the upcoming 2023-2024 school year. Martz will be serving on Fant 2, while McLaughlin will be serving in Cora Houston Terrace.

Are you looking for a home church or wanting a new experience in another church? Toccoa/Stephens County has plenty of churches to visit or call home. Within just minutes of Toccoa Falls College, there are plenty of churches that will welcome you will open arms! Here are five nearby churches if you’re looking to get involved during your time at TFC.

Professor Nancy Hyndman’s Knitting and Crocheting Barnabas Group is meeting needs in the city of Toccoa for yet another year. This year, the B-group is donating blankets to the Power House for Kids and hats to the Toccoa Cancer Center.

Cleto Lerma has been a smiling, friendly face on campus since his freshman year in 2020. In addition to being one of the captains on the Toccoa Falls College men’s soccer team, Lerma helps lead two B-groups and does his best to stay connected with the campus community.

Emily Johnson’s time at Toccoa Falls College has been filled with opportunities that began even before her first official day as a student. In 2018, Johnson won TFC’s Future Scholars competition which included a full-ride scholarship.

Toccoa Falls College requires that each student complete four Service and Outreach opportunities. If you’re looking for a way to be involved in the community and earn SAO hours, check out the local animal shelter: Toccoa-Stephens County Humane Shelter. The animal shelter is in need of volunteers, and it is a great way for students to benefit the community while receiving SAO credit.