Student Affairs
Partnering with Faculty to Support Student Success
Who We Are
The Student Affairs division is comprised of a dedicated team of professionals committed to supporting students both inside and outside the classroom. Our staff work collaboratively to promote student success, well-being, engagement, accessibility, retention, and completion through a comprehensive network of programs, services, and resources. Services within the division include disability support, student wellness and behavioral health services, basic needs assistance, student advocacy, student life and leadership development, academic support, firstyear transition programming, and individualized student success initiatives.
Our team includes accessibility specialists, student life professionals, success specialists, TRIO professionals, first-year / support center personnel, and campus engagement leaders who share a common goal— helping students overcome barriers and connect with the resources they need to thrive.
Working in partnership with faculty and staff across the College, Student Affairs supports students facing academic, personal, financial, social, or behavioral challenges, while also creating opportunities for involvement, leadership, belonging, and personal growth. We believe student success is a shared responsibility, and that every positive interaction helps students remain engaged, persist through challenges, and achieve their educational goals.
What We Do
Student Affairs serves as a central hub for student support, engagement, advocacy, and intervention. Our work focuses on removing barriers to student success, connecting students with resources, fostering a sense of belonging, and helping students navigate challenges that may impact their academic journey. Our areas of support include:
• Accessibility and accommodations
• Student wellness and behavioral health
• Basic needs support
• Student advocacy and care
• Student success coaching and retention initiatives
• First-year experience and college transition support
• Student leadership and engagement opportunities
• Student conduct and conflict resolution
• Faculty consultation regarding students of concern
• Crisis response and behavioral intervention
Student Success & Support Services
• Student Access for Improved Learning( SAIL): Ensures equal access to educational programs, services, and opportunities for students with documented disabilities through approved accommodations and accessibility support. Faculty may consult with SAIL regarding accommodations and accessible learning environments.