The Dean of Students Office student spotlight for March is Sal Delgado, a junior secondary education major, specializing in history.
Tag: student affairs
Let’s do away with “Spring break bods”
Well. It’s about that time of year again. You’re going to start seeing the advertisements everywhere: “8 Weeks to a Better Spring Break Body!”; “The Ultimate 4-Week Spring Break Workout Plan!”; “Get Spring Break Ready in Two Weeks.”
Leaders of Social Change trip leaves great impact
Leaders of Social Change is a five day trip organized by the Leadership and Community Connections unit of the Dean of Students Office.
Fraternity and Sorority Life hosts successful President’s Retreat
Over the weekend of January 21 and 22, members of Fraternity and Sorority Life headed to Lake Williamson Christian Center for an annual retreat.
Dean of Students Office Student Spotlight: Elena Pivek
The February Dean of Students Office student spotlight is Elena Pivek.
Appreciating body diversity
Whether it’s a family member commenting on how “she doesn’t have the body to be wearing that,” listening to a friend go on and on about her latest diet so she can lose weight to go on vacation, or the media encouraging us to get “bikini ready,” I’m tired of all of the body shaming and fat talk I hear on a daily basis.
Tunnel of Oppression set for February 7-8
The Tunnel of Oppression is an interactive theatre that challenges the way students think of marginalized groups.
Presentations available for leadership, community service
The Leadership and Community Connections unit of the Dean of Students Office offers a variety of presentation topics for classes, student organizations, or other groups related to community service and leadership.
Student Affairs AVP candidate open forums
Open forums will be held December 7-14 for the assistant vice president for the Division of Student Affairs.
Meet Students’ Attorney Ed McKibbin
The Dean of Students Office employs a licensed attorney who offers free advice and expert guidance to students in legal situations.