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Garcia SAMI (Student Affairs Media Internship) Team: Joe Arciniega, Stefan Le, Aja Marshall, Ahjaleah Price EDITING TEAM Mike Nesbit, Dave Palmer, Rod Tucknott Writers’ Café: Amy Boutell, Keri Bradford, Jeff Landeck, Chryss Yost ILLUSTRATORS Marisa Huston, Lupe N. Garcia, CommCollab: Keri Bradford Elizabeth Pulliam UCSB Artworks: Roberta Bloom The Office of Student Life has more than 500 registered clubs and DESIGN TEAM organizations, so whether students are looking to join the Gaucho Pep Band or the Chemistry Club, they do not have to look far to find friends CommCollab: Keri Bradford, Elizabeth Pulliam WEB TEAM with similar interests. Shown here are students involved in Greek Life, the Jeff Pignataro, Guillermo Leon, Lap Leung, I Heart UCSB club, the MultiCultural Center, the Health & Wellness Peer Leader program and the Resource Center for Sexual & Gender Diversity. Richard Wilson PHOTOS BY JOE ARCINIEGA, STEFAN LE, AJA MARSHALL, AHJALEAH PRICE / SAMI INTERNS 2 | UCSB STUDENT AFFAIRS ASSESSMENT HIGHLIGHTS 2014-15 © 2015 University of California Table of Contents Letter From the Vice Chancellor 4 Health & Wellness 23 Office of International Students and Scholars 24 In This Edition... 5 Office of Judicial Affairs 25 Academic Initiatives 6 MultiCultural Center 26 Office of Admissions 7 Non-Traditional Student Resource Center 27 Alcohol & Drug Program 8 Orientation Programs and Parent Services 28 Arts & Lectures 9 Department of Recreation 29 Associated Students 10 Office of the Registrar 30 Campus Learning Assistance Services 11 Resource Center for Sexual & Gender Diversity 31 CARE: Advocate Office for Sexual and 12 Gender-Based Violence and Sexual Misconduct Storke Student Publications 32 Career Services 13 Student Academic Support Services 33 Counseling & Psychological Services 14 Student Health Service 34 Dean of Students Office 15 Student Information Systems & Technology 35 Disabled Students Program 16 Office of Student Life 36 Early Academic Outreach Program 17 Student Mental Health Coordination Services 37 Early Childhood Care & Education Services 18 Undocumented Student Services 38 Educational Opportunity Program 19 Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs 39 Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships 20 Women’s Center 40 First-Year & Graduate Student Initiatives 21 For More Information 41 Grants and Development 22 Competency References 42 UCSB STUDENT AFFAIRS ASSESSMENT HIGHLIGHTS 2014-15 | 3 Dear Friends: Welcome to the 2014-15 Assessment Highlights for UCSB’s Division of Student Affairs, which this year — as a part of our ongoing Divisional assessment initiative — focuses on learning and operational outcomes for more than 35 departments and programs. The 2014-15 academic year has been a period of transition, change and healing for our campus community and Division. With the memory of the May 2014 Isla Vista tragedy still fresh and weighing on our hearts, fall quarter began with 5,000 students and many campus and community members attending the “Come Together: Remember, Reconnect, and Unite” vigil and concert in Storke Plaza, featuring UCSB alum Jack Johnson. At the end of January, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Michael Young retired after 25 years of outstanding leadership and service to the University. The campus bid him farewell with an event attended by hundreds of faculty, staff, students, alumni, community members, and governmental dignitaries, many giving moving tributes. The following day friends of Student Affairs gathered at a gala fundraising dinner in his honor. During the year, UCSB students, staff, and faculty worked together to strengthen the community and make Isla Vista a safer place through a series of initiatives and programs. Notable examples include the student-organized “I Heart UCSB” pledge and campaign and Pathways to Healing, a partnership between Student Mental Health Coordination Services, the Dean of Students Office and Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS). Pathways to Healing offers programs that support the healing process and a comprehensive website that serves as a centralized location for information about campus resources, recommendations for managing grief and healing from trauma, and self-care tips. In addition, many offices, organizations, and student groups collaborated to put in place creative and safe programs for students during the Halloween and Deltopia weekends. Events included concerts, free roller skating, live disc jockeys, costume contests, movies, etc. By all accounts, these efforts were highly successful, with large student participation, and, indeed, Isla Vista was quieter and safer with medical transports significantly reduced over previous years during both high-profile weekends. The 2014-15 academic year saw some significant milestones for the campus as well. Perhaps the most important was earning the designation as a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) by the Hispanic Association of Colleges & Universities (HACU), making UCSB the only HSI that is also a member of the prestigious Association of American Universities.
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