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Student Affairs Assumptions, Beliefs & Values

Student Affairs Assumptions, Beliefs & Values. 1987 A Perspective of Student Affairs assumptions, beliefs and values of Student Affairs

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Student Affairs Assumptions, Beliefs & Values

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  1. Student Affairs Assumptions, Beliefs & Values 1987 A Perspective of Student Affairs assumptions, beliefs and values of Student Affairs “The Academic mission of the institution is preeminent; each student is unique; each person has worth, dignity; bigotry cannot be tolerated; feelings affect thinking and learning; student involvement enhances learning; personal circumstances affect learning; out of class environments affect learning; a supportive and friendly community life helps students learn; freedom to doubt and question must be guaranteed; effective citizenship should be taught and students are responsible for their own lives.”

  2. Vice President for Student Affairs Thomas Dougan Executive Assistant Carol L. Pegg Asst. Vice President/Director – HRL Chip Yensan Asst. Vice President/Dean of Students Jason Pina Housing and Residential Life Office of Student Life Director Dining Services Steve Mello Director Career Services Bobbi Koppel Director Memorial Union Bruce Hamilton Director Counseling Center Robert Samuels Director Health Services Chad Henderson Director Talent Development Gerald Williams Administrator Bookstore Paul Whitney Manager Conference Office Joe Pittle Director Recreational Services Jodi Hawkins

  3. Current Capital Projects • Hillside Residence Hall Scheduled Open - August 27, 2012 • Roger Williams Fitness-Wellness Center • Butterfield Dining Hall Addition • Eight New Student Recreation Fields, 4 with lights • Leadership Pavilion - Climbing Wall Almost 200 Million Dollars Capital Improvements last 10 years

  4. Programming Highlights • Career Services RhodyNet • Living, Learning Communities • Engineering - Tucker and Merrow • Nursing - Peck and Hutchinson (with some in Bressler) • HSS - Butterfield • A&S/Harrington School - Weldin • Undeclared/UC - Barlow • CELS - Browning New 2012/13 LLCs: • Nursing/Pharmacy - Hillside and Bressler • Engineering - Expanded to three residence halls in the Hope Quad • Global Interests Theme Community - to start 12/13 in Hillside Hall

  5. Dartmouth Substance Abuse Project • Web based University-wide Calendar of Events • Electronic Signage – Memorial Union • New Office of Civility • Diversity Fund • Non-Alcoholic Events

  6. Student Conduct2010 - 2011 FALL 2010FALL 2011 Total Cases 1277 1743 Alcohol & Drugs 506 556 Proximity Alcohol & Drugs 707 837 September 472 751 October 309 518 November 287 320 December 209 154 (some not resolved)

  7. Weekend Programming • 125 Student Organizations • $800,000 Programming Dollars • Approximately 50% of our undergraduates live off campus • No college town weekend entertainment • Commitment funding weekend programming and support facilities - UConn • Survey resident students this Spring about programming preferences

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