Welcome to the Division of Student Affairs

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Welcome to the Division of Student Affairs

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Topics to Be Covered

• History of the Division of Student Affairs
• DSA Vision, Mission, Values and Goals
• Whos Who in Student Affairs
• Benefits Review
• Performance Reviews
• Other Resources
• Summary

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History of the DSA

• Established with the purpose of providing a
  welcoming a supportive environment for
  matriculating students.
• Past Administrations include
• Bobby E. Leach
• John Dalton
• Winston E. Scott

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DSA Vision

• The Division of Student Affairs envisions a
  Florida State University where students, faculty
  and staff embrace the learning community with
  respect, responsibility and acceptance for all
  cultures. Our graduates will have character,
  competence and integrity in contributing to a
  diverse and international world. They will be
  capable of making ethical decisions and be
  committed to a life of service and leadership.

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DSA Mission Statement

• The Division of Student Affairs collaborates with
  students, faculty, and staff to create welcoming,
  supportive and challenging environments that
  maximize opportunities for student learning and
  success. Through high quality programs, the
  Division facilitates student development,
  celebrates differences, and promotes civic and
  global responsibility.

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DSA Values

• Success
• We promote student success and learning through
  the intellectual, physical, psychological,
  career, social and spiritual development of
  students.
• Excellence
• We strive to achieve excellence and
  professionalism in all programs and services and
  set high expectations.
• Caring
• We treat others as we want to be treated. We
  teach caring by example with consideration,
  sharing and kindness.
• Integrity
• We value high standards of ethical behavior. We
  demonstrate and expect responsibility and
  accountability in all community members.
• Diversity
• We honor the history, traditions and culture of
  all members of the university community and
  promote a nurturing environment. We celebrate
  diversity and the unique contributions of
  individuals.
• Respect
• We recognize the dignity, worth and individuality
  of all members of our community. We pursue an
  environment that is fair, open, and just.

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Strategic Goals

• Prepare Leaders for Today and Tomorrow
• Create a Culture of Learning
• Build a Just Community
• Optimize Organizational Performance
• Maximize Resources
• Healthy Campus 2010

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Whos Who in Student Affairs

• Mary Coburn
• Vice President for Student Affairs
• She leads approximately 400 Division of Student
  Affairs employees who serve over 36,000 students.
  

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Whos Who in Student Affairs

• Timothy Quinnan
• Associate Vice President for Student Affairs
• DSA Programming

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Whos Who in Student Affairs

• Liz Maryanski
• Associate Vice President for Student Affairs
• DSA Finance Operations

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Campus Recreation

• Alicia Crew, Director
• 210 Leach Center
• 850-644-0551
• Provides recreational programs, services and
  facilities to students. The Leach Center is a
  state- of - the art recreation facility
  administered by this department. The Fitness
  program housed in the Leach Center offers a
  variety of classes and exercise equipment.

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Career Center

• Jeff Garis, Director
• 4113A University Center
• 850-644-6431
• The Career Center offers Career Placement
  Services (CPS) to assist students and other
  constituents in developing contacts with
  organizations and representatives associated with
  employment and/or graduate/professional school
  opportunities.

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Center for Academic Retention and Enhancement
(C.A.R.E.)

• Angela Richardson, Director
• A-5400 University Center
• 850-644-9699
• The Center for Academic Retention and Enhancement
  (CARE) is an academic support unit that assists
  undergraduate students who may be disadvantaged
  due to economic, educational or cultural
  circumstances. CARE provides programs and
  services targeted to the first-generation college
  student, and helps to facilitate their
  preparation, recruitment, adjustment, retention
  and graduation from college.

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Center for Civic Education and Service

• Bill Moeller, Director
• 930 West Park Avenue
• 850-644-3342
• The Center for Civic Education and Service
  engages students and faculty in community-based
  learning through service. The Center serves as
  the campus hub for linking students to service
  through both curricular and co-curricular
  experiences and for assisting faculty with
  strategies for connecting service to the
  curriculum.

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Dean of Students

• Barbara Varchol, Dean of Students
• 4307 University Center
• 850-644-2428
• University Center- Bldg A, Suite 4300
• The mission of the Dean of Students Department is
  to support the academic mission of FSU and the
  Division of Student Affairs by providing
  services, resources, and advocacy for all
  students. The services provided by this unit
  include
• Victims Advocate Program
• Freshman Year Experience
• Student Disability Resource Center
• Greek Life
• Student Rights and Responsibilities
• FSU Parent Association
• Orientation Center
• Withdrawal Office

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International Center

• Cindy Green, Director
• 107 ISH
• 850-644-1702
• The International Center (IC) provides
  immigration and support services to international
  students, scholars, faculty and staff. In
  addition, the IC offers programs that promote
  cultural awareness and understanding.

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Office of Multicultural Affairs

• Joy Bowen, Director
• 309 Westcott Building
• 850-644-2450
• The Office of Multicultural Affairs facilitates
  the education of university members through
  programs and services that assist the community
  to become aware of, understand, and appreciate
  the various ethnicities and cultures on campus.
  The office also disseminates information on
  various cultures.

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Leadership Center

• Laura Osteen, Director
• T114 Turner Building, Oglesby Union
• 850-644-2364
• The Center for Student Leadership Development is
  the newest addition to the Division of Student
  Affairs. It was established in response to the
  Quality Enhancement Plan for SACS Accreditation.
  The purpose of the Center is to to coordinate
  leadership activities and help in the development
  and evaluation of student leadership activities.

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Oglesby Union

• Chris Roby, Director
• N216 (OGC)
• 850-644-6860
• The Oglesby Union complex exists to foster
  community among students, faculty, staff, alumni,
  and visitors. It is a student-centered
  organization that offers social, leadership,
  recreational and educational experiences.

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Student Government Association

• Joyce Howard, Director
• 209 Oglesby Union
• 850-644-1811
• The Student Government Association (SGA) provides
  FSU students with representation, services and
  advocacy within the University structure. It
  also provides quality leadership for and
  accountability to its constituency.

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Thagard Student Health Center

• Lesley Sacher, Director
• 207 THC
• 850-644-9491
• Thagard Student Health Center provides
  healthcare, prevention, education and outreach
  services. Thagard promotes campus wellness,
  encouraging healthy lifestyles and personal
  responsibility.

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University Counseling Center

• Anika Fields, Director
• 201 S. Wildwood (SLB)
• 850-644-2003
• The University Counseling Center is a student
  service agency. It provides support services
  that help each student grow and develop
  emotionally, interpersonally, and intellectually.
  The Center provides short-term counseling,
  psychiatric consultation, skill enhancement, and
  preventative outreach services.

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University Housing

• Rita Moser, Director
• 133 S. Woodward
• 850-644-2860
• University Housing provides a residential
  experience for students that offers special
  developmental programs within the residence
  halls. Campus living offers helpful and
  supportive staff, faculty interaction, academic
  support, leadership development and employment
  opportunities.

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Benefits Review

• Human Resources Benefits
• Professional Development Activities
• Conferences
• Workshops
• Training
• Organization Membership Discounts

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Benefits Review
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Performance Review

• Purpose of Review
• Frequency and Timing of Reviews
• Outline of the Review Process
• Review Forms

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Other Resources

• Supervisor
• Personnel Representative
• www.studentaffairs.fsu.edu

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Summary

• History of the Division of Student Affairs
• DSA Vision, Mission, Values and Goals
• Whos Who in Student Affairs
• Benefits Review
• Performance Reviews
• Other Resources

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