Student Affairs has as its mission to create an out-of-class learning experience for students that complements the academic program by integrating educational and entertainment components. To that end, we’ve created an experiential program built on three “pillars.”
The pillars are:
- To provide experiential opportunities for students to develop, learn or improve upon leadership skills. (Experience-based leadership opportunities are essential in the promotion of student self- governance and post-graduate success in the global market place.)
- To provide experiential opportunities for students to develop, learn or improve upon citizenship and interpersonal skills. (Experience-based opportunities that promote development of citizenship and interpersonal skills are essential for responsible civic participation.)
- To provide experiential opportunities for students to develop, learn or improve upon wellness-related skills. (Experience-based opportunities that promote development of wellness and self-care skills are essential to maintaining health across the lifespan.)
This web site will identify the departments of Student Affairs, and the services provided by those departments. It also offers links to resources which are helpful to new and current students, families of students, and faculty and staff of the University community.
Student Affairs Departments
- Athletics
- Campus Recreation
- Dining Services
- Health Center
- James Farmer Multicultural Center
- Office of Student Conduct and Responsibility
- Residence Life and Commuter Student Services
- Student Activities & Community Services
- Student Life
- Talley Center for Counseling Services