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Dean of Student Affairs

Regina Robinson Dean of Students

Meet Dean Robinson

Dear Student,
 
Welcome to Cambridge College!
Thank you for choosing CC as your college community.
 
A quick snapshot about me:
I am originally from Virginia and moved to Boston in 2006 with my family.
I love public speaking and singing.
My husband and I have 4 young children and are involved as advocates with many community organizations in Boston.
 
I came to CC in 2011 passionate about transformational leadership and student development.
I am grateful to serve as your dean of students where it is my priority to support your success! 
If you have concerns or complaints, please complete this form so that I am best able to serve you.
 

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I hope your student experience is filled with excitement, encouragement, and hope as you pursue the degree and career of your choice! If you are in Cambridge, stop by my office in room 321 or if you are at one of our regional locations, call or email me. I'd like to get to know you and hear how to best make your CC experience excellent!
Connect with me on LinkedIn: ReginaMRobinson, MA; Facebook: Dean Regina Robinson or Twitter: ReginaMRobinson.   

 Regina Robinson
 Dean of Student Affairs
 671-873- 0470
 
 
 

Support

Quality of Life

 
With a focus to enhance your quality of life, The OSA supports the many facets of a student’s life through a newly created four-pillar system of care model:
  1. Student COMMUNICATION – Orientation and Training events collaborate to provide students with the necessary information and resources as they progress at the College.
  2. Student CONDUCT – The purpose for the Code of Conduct is to establish standards of personal conduct for each student with the goal to reflect sensitive and responsible behavior towards one another.
  3. Student CARE – Care for students is provided through the means of Academic, Disability, and Career Advising as well as Informal Counseling services. The OSA also makes available mediation for personal concerns and unresolved issues.
  4. Student COMMUNITY – Opportunities for personal and academic growth are accessible through the co-curricular life where students are encouraged to participate in skill building workshops, networking events, College Student Clubs, and the College Student Advisory Board.