activities · 10
what they do
direct service · 6
- Direct student and campus servicesDelivers student-facing services including campus safety, library and research support, health and wellness programs, and facilities in LEED-certified sustainable buildings with solar panels, green roofs, and water-efficient systems.
- Facility development and management Academic Mentoring & Tutoring SupportOpened and operates major academic facilities such as the Robert Day Sciences Center and has supported the CARE Center for ten years to enhance student support services.
- Pre-collegiate STEAM outreach program STEM Showcase & Expo EventsRuns a two-week residential pre-collegiate program focused on hands-on STEAM projects, labs, and community experiences for prospective students.
- Senior research and Clinic Program Structured Internship Programs with Hands-On Nonprofit ExperienceRequires every student to complete a yearlong senior project involving original research or participation in the Clinic Program, where juniors and seniors solve real-world technical problems for external organizations.
- Service-learning and community engagement programs Service-Learning with Community EngagementRequires all students to complete a social responsibility praxis course with a service-learning component, with most students completing over 40 hours of community engagement.
- Study abroad programs International Study & Cultural Exchange ProgramsSupports study abroad opportunities, with 36% of the Class of 2025 participating in programs lasting a semester or longer.
capacity building · 4
- Administrative and operational support infrastructureOperates an administrative division providing auxiliary services, communications, workday support, real estate, housing, and intercollegiate cooperation to sustain university-scale operations.
- Central coordination and shared services for consortium colleges Academic Mentoring & Tutoring SupportProvides central coordination and support through more than 30 shared programs and services across seven independent colleges, serving over 8,000 students and 3,400 faculty and staff.
- Faculty-student research collaboration and academic supportProvides academic and financial support for research projects, enabling more than half of all students to work closely with faculty, conduct joint research, present at national conferences, and co-publish papers.
- Fulbright program and recognitionHas produced 18 Fulbright recipients in 2025 and has been recognized as a U.S. Top Producer of Fulbright Scholars for 17 consecutive years.
strategies · 7
how they think
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- Commitment to Diversity, Inclusion, and Intercultural Understanding diversity_and_inclusion_frameworkIntegrates diversity, equity, and belonging into institutional culture and academics through inclusive practices, community-building, and intercultural exploration of global issues.
- Consortium Model to Combine Small and Large Institution Benefits consortium_modelLeverages a consortium of independent colleges to combine the personalized, close-knit environment of small liberal arts colleges with the expanded academic and extracurricular resources of a larger institution, enhancing educational opportunities and institutional efficiency.
- Interdisciplinary and Integrated Curriculum Design interdisciplinary_learningUses a structured yet flexible curriculum integrating a Common Core, Humanities and Social Sciences (HSA), and major fields of study, while promoting interdisciplinary learning and problem-solving to develop adaptable, socially aware graduates.
- Living-Learning Laboratory for Sustainability and Social Responsibility environmental_sustainabilityIntegrates environmental sustainability and ethical engagement into academic and campus life through a living-learning laboratory model and curricular emphasis on social responsibility and policy analysis.
- Reimagined Graduate and Open Educational Access graduate_education_reimaginedReimagines graduate education through innovative, interdisciplinary models and expands public access to knowledge through Open Academy initiatives, broadening the reach and impact of higher education.
- Shared Services Delivery Through Central Coordination shared_services_modelActs as a central coordinating body to deliver efficient, high-quality shared services across a consortium of colleges, enabling institutional effectiveness and scalability through centralized support.
- Student-Centered and Engaged Learning Environment student_engagementFosters deep student engagement through self-designed majors, active participation in governance, small class sizes, and leadership development—particularly for women—creating a supportive, inclusive academic culture.
named programs · 24
what they call their work
Advanced STEAM Pre-collegiate Immersion for Research and Exploration (ASPIRE) (Harvey Mudd College)
A two-week residential program for pre-collegiate students to build problem-solving, critical-thinking, and collaboration skills through hands-on STEAM projects, labs, and community experiences.
Auxiliary Services
Includes Campus Mail, Connection, Huntley Bookstore, and the Executive Conference Center.
Benefits Administration
Administers employee benefit plans throughout The Claremont Colleges.
Budget and Analytics
Provides budget preparation and financial analysis for TCCS and select intercollegiate programs.
Campus Safety
Provides protection services for persons and property across The Claremont Colleges campuses
Center for Global Engagement (Pomona College)
A new center at Pomona College focused on engaging with the wider world as a central part of the student experience.
Central Facilities Services
Provides comprehensive facilities maintenance and construction services across The Claremont Colleges
Clinic Program (Harvey Mudd College)
Engages juniors and seniors in solving real-world, technical problems for companies and organizations through teams of students.
Common Core Curriculum (Harvey Mudd College)
A set of coordinated courses from every department (biology, chemistry, computer science, engineering, math, physics and humanities, social sciences and the arts) providing a broad scientific background coupled with academic writing and critical inquiry.
Communications & Community Relations
Provides strategic communications services to The Claremont Colleges and fosters relationships with the Claremont community.
Environmental Health and Safety
Provides professional health and safety services across The Claremont Colleges
Executive Office
Provides leadership to TCCS with close coordination with the presidents of TCC to implement strategic initiatives.
Financial Services
Provides accounting and related services to TCCS and The Claremont Colleges institutions.
Human Resources
Coordinates comprehensive HR benefits for TCCS.
Humanities, Social Sciences, and the Arts (Harvey Mudd College)
A program requiring students to take nearly a third of their classes in humanities, social sciences and the arts to understand the impact of their work on society.
Information Technology Services
Provides mission-critical IT services and infrastructure support across The Claremont Colleges
Library
Provides library services and research to the students and faculty of The Claremont Colleges.
Payroll Administration
Provides payroll administration services for The Claremont Colleges.
Real Estate and Housing
Assists with on- and off-campus housing and real property needs for students, staff, and faculty
Risk Management
Raises awareness and protects resources by promoting risk-averse policies and practices.
Senior Capstone Experience (Harvey Mudd College)
A yearlong senior project in either original research or the Clinic Program, depending on the major, for all students.
Student Services
Provides student-facing services promoting physical health and wellness for students across The Claremont Colleges
The Claremont Colleges Library
Provides library and research services to students and faculty across The Claremont Colleges
Workday Support Services
Provides Workday Support Services for The Claremont Colleges.
relationships · 21
who they work with
- Claremont Colleges Services Partner — Administrative division responsible for managing shared services across The Claremont Colleges.
- Claremont Graduate University Network — Member institution of The Claremont Colleges consortium.
- Claremont Graduate University Partner — One of the seven independent colleges within The Claremont Colleges consortium served by TCCS.
- Claremont McKenna College Network — Member institution of The Claremont Colleges consortium.
- Claremont McKenna College Partner — One of the seven independent colleges within The Claremont Colleges consortium served by TCCS.
- GiveCampus Partner — Platform used for hosting Pomona College's Giving Day campaign to support students.
- Harvey Mudd College Network — Member institution of The Claremont Colleges consortium.
- Harvey Mudd College Partner — One of the seven independent colleges within The Claremont Colleges consortium served by TCCS.
- Keck Graduate Institute Network — Member institution of The Claremont Colleges consortium.
- Keck Graduate Institute Partner — One of the seven independent colleges within The Claremont Colleges consortium served by TCCS.
- Pitzer College Network — Member institution of The Claremont Colleges consortium.
- Pitzer College Partner — One of the seven independent colleges within The Claremont Colleges consortium served by TCCS.
- Pomona College Network — Member institution of The Claremont Colleges consortium.
- Pomona College Partner — One of the seven independent colleges within The Claremont Colleges consortium served by TCCS.
- Scripps College Network — Member institution of The Claremont Colleges consortium.
- Scripps College Partner — One of the seven independent colleges within The Claremont Colleges consortium served by TCCS.
- The Claremont Colleges Network — Harvey Mudd College is part of The Claremont Colleges consortium, allowing students to take courses across institutions.
- The Claremont Colleges Network — Keck Graduate Institute is a member of The Claremont Colleges consortium
- The Claremont Colleges Network — Member institution within The Claremont Colleges consortium.
- The Claremont Colleges Network — Member of The Claremont Colleges consortium, enabling access to shared academic programs and resources.
- The Claremont Colleges Network — Member of a consortium of five undergraduate colleges providing shared academic and extracurricular resources.