The Student Affairs Division is committed to educating our students to develop, explore, and express themselves as individuals and as members of a community, in an environment of mutual respect and safety. We offer students opportunities for leadership, teamwork, self-expression, social engagement, responsibility, and more.

The Student Affairs division:

• Fosters an environment in which students make positive choices regarding their health and wellness, safety, and community responsibility.
• Offers superior student activities and organizations that help students appreciate diversity, take pride in the campus, promote creativity, and establish leadership skills.
• Aligns our residential living environment with our student-centered philosophy by focusing on the first-year experience, facilities, and community development.
• Provides intercollegiate athletic and recreation programs that promote teamwork, leadership, self-esteem, health, and well-being.
• Prepares students for life after college through effective career development and women's leadership.
• Establishes a campus-wide climate that celebrates diversity while sharing common goals.

Student Affairs Division Strategic Plan Draft, 2009-14

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What's New in Student Affairs

New for Fall 2011, we've partnered with CashCourse to provide all kinds of financial information to students, alumni, and faculty/staff. Unless you are already a whiz at personal finance, we think you'll benefit from checking out this new resource.

Congratulations to our 2011 Marlin Miller Outstanding Senior Award Winners, Kacie Dean, an Environmental Studies major, and Zachary Grosser, an Art and Design major.

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Congratulations to the following winter and spring sports teams with a 3.0 or better GPA while in season: Women's basketball, men's and women's alpine skiing, English and Western equestrian, women's swimming & diving, men's tennis and women's track.