Build resilient students and a sense of belonging

University Priority

Creating a Growth Environment

Success in life requires a combination of knowledge, grit and a solid support system.

�ֲ��ý plays an important role in helping students make successful transitions to life after college. The University provides students with resources to keep them safe and productive, and to guide them to valuable extracurricular experiences.

Division of Student Affairs

More than 30 departments across Student Affairs engage students throughout their �ֲ��ý experience, provide resources and help them develop important skills both in and out of the classroom.

Undergraduate Advising

Whether it's navigating University rules, understanding school requirements, choosing classes or just needing a sounding board, every student can use a little guidance. That's where �ֲ��ý's school advisers and Connect NU come in – helping smooth the path to academic success.

Career Advancement

development, preparation and professional opportunities. These include the Career Trek alumni networking program, access to free gently used professional attire through 'Cats Closet and many more.

Meet Some of Our People

From the moment students arrive, �ֲ��ý feels like home.

Staff and faculty consider every aspect of students’ time on campus, preparing them for a successful life after college.

Keith Garcia

As Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life, Garcia is tasked with setting and realizing the vision, purpose and strategic priorities for a community that is central to the student experience at �ֲ��ý.

Moore is the Senior Director of English Language Programs in The Graduate School. Her areas of expertise include language learning and international student identity.

As Faculty Director of Student Access and Enrichment, and a social psychologist, Destin works with campus partners to improve experiences for first-generation and lower-income students.

�ֲ��ý is deeply committed to student engagement, belonging, and health and wellness. We care about every aspect of community.”

Susan Davis
Vice President for Student Affairs

Highlights

Learn about how �ֲ��ý fosters belonging.

Supporting FGLI students

Student Enrichment Services partners with FGLI students – who are first-generation, lower-income, and/or DACA/undocumented – to foster identity development, navigate campus resources and build community.

News

See �ֲ��ý’s new developments in support of this priority.

Funding will support expanded course offerings in Jewish studies and programs through �ֲ��ý Hillel

New institute will study psychology of emerging adults, leading to innovative wellness programming for students at the University and beyond

Safety reminders and well-being tips ahead of �ֲ��ý’s annual music fest

The University received a record number of first-year applications from around the world to make up a dynamic Class of 2029

New students come from 50 states, more than 90 countries and 1,400 high schools

Increased financial aid has made a �ֲ��ý education more accessible to all.