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Nix 1, Tamara Bertrand Jones 1, Hollie Daniels 1, Pei Hu 1, and Shouping Hu 1  \nAbstract  \nResearch Question: A sizable portion of college students experience food and housing insecurity, which poses a roadblock to fully and successfully engaging in higher education. In light of these complex challenges, we ask: How do Florida College System (FCS) institutions meet the basic needs of their students? Methods: To answer the question at hand, we conducted an embedded single case study of the FCS. Between 2014 and 2019, researchers traveled to 21 Florida colleges on one or more occasions to speak with college presidents, administrators, faculty members, advisors, academic support staff, and students. In total, we gathered data from 1,379 people through 213 focus group sessions and 20 individual interviews. Results: From these data emerged evidence of the extensive services and support programs provided by FCS institutions, ranging from food and housing assistance to clothing, transportation, and childcare. Such initiatives aim to meet the chronic, daily needs of students and their families, as well as acute needs that arise out of local disastersand crises. Contributions: The findings of this study contribute to the literature on the mission of community colleges. While these support programs address needs traditionally considered non-academic, participants suggest that they are essential to fostering student success. By meeting students’ physiological and safety needs, institutions can better accomplish their academic goals of remediation, transfer, vocational training, and contract education, particularly among students who have  \n1 Florida State University, Tallahassee, USA  \nCorresponding Author:  \nAmanda N. Nix, Center for Postsecondary Success, Florida State University, 1205A Stone Building, Tallahassee, FL 32306-4452, USA.  \nEmail: [anix@fsu.edu](anix@fsu.edu)  \nbeen traditionally excluded from higher education. The findings also highlight the importance of acknowledging the needs of students’ families when providing support.  \nKeywords  \nqualitative methods, research methods, student services, diversity issues  \nCommunity colleges were first established in the early 1900s to address rapidly growing interest in postsecondary education (Cohen et al., 2014). In the more than 100years since, the community college system has expanded to include more than 1,900 public and private 2-year institutions nationwide. Collectively, these colleges enrolled more than 9 million unduplicated students across the United States during the 2016 to 2017 academic year, representing 40% of all undergraduate student enrollments (Ginderet al., 2018) .  \nThis study focuses specifically on the 28 institutions that comprise the Florida College System (FCS) . In fall 2014, the FCS served 801,023 students (Florida Department of Education, n.d.a), making it the third largest community college system in the United States behind California and Texas (Ma & Baum, 2016) . Participating institutions span the state, from Pensacola State College to the College of the Florida Keys, and operate as the “primary access point to higher education for Floridians, including recent high school graduates and returning adult students”(Florida Department of Education, n.d.b) . Although nearly all of these institutions now offer baccalaureate degrees, as authorized under Florida Statute 1,007.33, their emphasis remains on conferring 2-year, Associate’s degrees and certificates. 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