Academic Accommodations PolicyThis policy establishes the College’s goal of providing equal educational opportunities, full student participation in the learning environment, and equitable access to programs and services. Academic Integrity PolicyDescribes the principles that support academic integrity, expectations of conduct related to academic integrity, and sanctions for academic misconduct. Academic PerformanceRead More →
May 16, 2022 A guide to your first days on the handshake to help you get hired. Posted in: Announcements, Career, Featured News, Red Hawk News The handshake is now available for all students! To help you get started, we’ve outlined five steps to take during your first five daysRead More →
Sponsored Content Orange County Community College (SUNY Orange) is dedicated to helping the county’s 350,000 residents thrive through credited and uncredited programs and cultural events. As a pioneer and innovator, he responds to the needs of the community with guidance, counseling, and career guidance that provides exploration and leadership opportunitiesRead More →
This week, the United States Rep. Kathy BeaverD-Fla., presented the “Advancing Student Services in Schools Today (ASSIST) Act.” Castor’s office explained some of the reasons she submitted the proposal late last week. “Our children are in crisis. This is not a new problem, but one that has been exacerbated byRead More →
May 6, 2022 University and student support services during the 2022 summer semester. Posted in: Announcements, Facilities, Featured News, Parking and Shuttle, Red Hawk News, Uncategorized Last modification: Tuesday, May 10, 2022 4:46 p.m. Updates will be made if necessary. Business hours From Monday 16 May to Sunday 5 JuneRead More →
Support the Student Services Manager in achieving the operational goals of the Student Services team Full-time appointment working directly for UWA’s partner organization, INTO University Partnerships The position is based in Perth, on-site at UWA College, part of the Crawley Campus of the University of Western Australia.Read More →
Kathleen Greene is retiring after 41 years as Kansas State University Student Services Director. (Elizabeth Sandstrom | College Media Group) After 41 years at Kansas State, Director of University Student Services Kathleen Greene has announced her retirement. Greene’s career spanned many departments and positions, from teaching to advising to workingRead More →
May 5, 2022 Posted in: Academic, Announcements We invite you to complete a survey on your level of satisfaction with the services provided by the University, your experiences with academic and career counselling, the New Student Seminar (GNED 199), working with peer mentors and your sense of belonging to MontclairRead More →
Last March, Stony Brook University received a prestigious Military Friendly Honor. This honor was bestowed on Stony Brook for excellence in supporting military students and student veterans. In the Tier 1 research institution classification, Stony Brook also received a Silver rank. the Office of Military and Veteran Student Services supportRead More →
Student services Location: Greenwich Campus Salary: £34,304 to £39,739 plus £4,872 London weighting per year Type of Contract : Permanent Closing Date: Wednesday, May 11, 2022 Date of interview: be confirmed Reference: 3148-E The Student and Academic Services Branch is seeking to appoint a Case Manager, based within Student Services,Read More →
A “No Parking” sign can be found on a cliffside property near the College of Natural and Applied Sciences building at the University of Guam, Thursday, Oct. 7, 2021. The university plans to build a new school engineering on site. Rick Cruz/PDN Lawmakers discussed Bill 197 on Thursday, a measureRead More →
job description See job description here Information specific to this position: This position will start as soon as possible. Pay scale: $93,756.00 – $129,383.00 depending on qualifications and experience* Percentage: 100% Calendar working days: 260 Duration of position: Ongoing Benefits include: Health Insurance, Dental Insurance, Life Insurance, PERA Retirement, PaidRead More →
Dublin’s newest university is also the most different. The long process that saw the Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT), IT Tallaght and IT Blanchardstown merge into the University of Technology Dublin (TU Dublin) means that there are now five universities in the greater Dublin area. But, as the first technologicalRead More →
April 24, 2022 Montclair state rules and regulations you need to know. Posted in: Announcements, Dean of Student News, Featured News, Red Hawk News You may have heard in the news that New Jersey began allowing the legalized sale of recreational cannabis (marijuana) for adults ages 21 and older effectiveRead More →
And with that symbolic gesture, the two African-American lawyers – one, the son of longtime educators; the other, a Vietnam veteran who grew up in his grandmother’s gun shack on an Overtown street nicknamed “Bucket Blood” – formed and led what became the first black law firm to set upRead More →
Britz MADISON, Wis. — University of Wisconsin System Acting President Michael J. Falbo has appointed Johannes Britz as the UW System’s acting senior vice president for academic and student affairs. Britz will succeed Anny Morrobel-Sosa, who announced her resignation on May 31. Britz is currently provost and senior vice chancellorRead More →
April 10, 2022 Meet the candidates and vote! Posted in: Events Below is information from the candidates regarding the SGA elections taking place the week of April 18, information on the upcoming debate and how to vote! Please take a moment to peruse them as your vote matters and helpsRead More →
CANADA, April 8 – Indigenous students at Vancouver Island University (VIU) will soon have access to more space as Shq’apthut (A Gathering Place) is expanded on the Nanaimo campus. The building is a home for Indigenous students where cultural, academic, recreational and social activities are promoted and celebrated. “Providing culturalRead More →
Indigenous students at Vancouver Island University (VIU) will soon have access to more space as Shq’apthut (A Gathering Place) is expanded on the Nanaimo campus. The building is a home for Indigenous students where cultural, academic, recreational and social activities are promoted and celebrated. “Providing cultural spaces on campus isRead More →
BROOKLINE, MA — Casey Ngo-Miller, assistant superintendent of student services at Brookline Public Schools, announced Wednesday that she will be leaving the district at the end of the school year. Beginning July 1, Ngo-Miller will join Newton Public Schools as assistant superintendent of student services. His last day at BrooklineRead More →
ABOUT THE ARTS+Founded in 1969, Arts+ is a nonprofit music and visual arts organization that envisions the transformative impact of arts education illuminating every corner of the Charlotte area. Its goal is to make an exceptional arts education available to students of all ages, skill levels, and socio-economic backgrounds. FromRead More →
Graduate Student Services Graduate students have a variety of resources to meet their needs as they take the next steps in their education. We have provided a list of valuable resources and opportunities available to specifically welcome graduate students. On-Campus Job Opportunities As a graduate student, there is a wideRead More →
You’ve probably realized by now that you can go from term to term, and possibly your entire degree, without ever really interacting with your professors. Before and after graduation, you may be looking to apply for academic programs or research positions. Most of these opportunities will require at least oneRead More →
vice presidentStudent services Lincoln Land Community College (LLCC) announces the search for a Vice President for Student Services. This senior college executive will provide leadership and oversight for the college’s comprehensive set of student services programs that are designed to improve student access and success. The College seeks an experiencedRead More →
On March 19, Ghana Imani Hylton, Director of Business Affairs, Planning and Operations, was recognized by the NASPA African American Knowledge Community as a Stellar 50 recipient. NASPA is a national professional organization for student affairs administrators in higher education. The named Stellar 50 recipients are student affairs professionals withRead More →
In the age of on-demand service, colleges and universities are under tremendous pressure to provide a safe and efficient student experience. However, campus services, such as financial aid or counseling, often rely on archaic or faulty systems that lead to problems such as long lines, poor student interactions, and aRead More →
Friday, March 25, 2022 A veteran with extensive Purdue experience has joined the staff of Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine as Director of Student Services. Jamie Richards took up his new role on Monday, March 21. He comes to PVM from Purdue’s Veterans Success Center, where he was theRead More →
A student services team was praised for their outstanding performance. Staff working on the Burnley College team have been praised for doing what other colleges fail to do in their latest assessment by National Inspectors. The Matrix Standard is a quality framework used to assess individuals and organizations that provideRead More →
Kara Wells (right) from Burnley College’s Sixth Year Student Services team helps a female student with her application. Burnley College’s student services team have been praised for their outstanding performance and actions “that other colleges simply don’t do” in their latest assessment by National Inspectors. The Matrix Standard is aRead More →
About the National School of Fine Arts The National Art School is Australia’s leading art school with a progressive growth program and a strong commitment to continuing studio education. The National School of Art (NAS) is accredited by TEQSA and offers Bachelor of Fine Arts, Masters, and Doctoral courses inRead More →
Below are strategies for recognizing and/or promoting outstanding Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) work that directly supports, through recruitment and retention efforts, students at broad and intersecting identities. DEI Champion At each NETMAT meeting, Student Services provides a recognition pin symbolizing recognition and appreciation of staff members (individuals or groups)Read More →
in full disclosure, the following is a press release from the Ashland School District *** ASHLAND — The Ashland School Board voted unanimously to appoint Brittany Smeltekop as the district’s new director of student services, pending contract negotiations last night, March 7. Smeltekop will succeed Kathy Silva, who is retiringRead More →
March 7, 2022 See the new academic programs starting in the fall semester 2022. Posted in: Academic, Announcements, Featured News, Red Hawk News The following majors, minors, combined programs and certificate programs will be available starting in the Fall 22 semester: Majors BA in Urban Humanities (Anthropology) Minors Native AmericanRead More →
Newswise – Harold Long Jr. and HT Smith never needed a wedding ring sealed with signatures. All it took was a handshake. And with that symbolic gesture, the two African-American lawyers – one, the son of longtime educators; the other, a Vietnam veteran who grew up in his grandmother’s gunRead More →
The Harold Long and HT Smith Student Services Building becomes the first structure in University of Miami history named after accomplished black alumni. Harold Long and HT Smith never needed an alliance sealed by signatures. All it took was a handshake. And with that symbolic gesture, the two African-American lawyersRead More →
March 3, 2022 Support services for universities and students during spring break: March 7 to 13, 2022. Posted in: Announcements, Facilities, Featured News, Parking and Shuttle, Red Hawk Central, Red Hawk News, Uncategorized Last modification: Thursday, March 3, 2022 3:03 p.m. A limited tutoring schedule will be available during SpringRead More →
ASHLAND — There are only two finalists left to become director of student services at Ashland’s public schools. Today, March 1, Erin Miller “announced her decision to withdraw from seeking candidates for the position of Director of Student Services. Miller, currently director of student services at Natick Public Schools, hasRead More →
The country united states of americaUS Virgin IslandsU.S. Minor Outlying IslandsCanadaMexico, United Mexican StatesBahamas, Commonwealth ofCuba, Republic ofDominican RepublicHaiti, Republic ofJamaicaAfghanistanAlbania, People’s Socialist Republic ofAlgeria, People’s Democratic Republic ofAmerican SamoaAndorra, Principality ofAngola, Republic ofAnguillaAntarctica (the territory south of 60 degrees S)Antigua and BarbudaArgentina, Argentine RepublicArmeniaArubaAustralia, Commonwealth ofAustria, Republic ofAzerbaijan, RepublicRead More →
February 25, 2022 Unopened cans, non-perishable items, dry goods valued at $10.00 for an open quote. Posted in: Announcements, Facilities, Featured News, Parking & Shuttle, Red Hawk News, Wellness Parking Services is pleased to announce the first Spring Parking Citation food drive! Your donation will go to REd Hawk Pantry!Read More →
February 18, 2022 Join Montclair State Lymphomy Nation and show your support! Posted in: Announcements, Featured News Did you know that lymphoma is one of the leading cancers in young adults, but can easily go unnoticed as symptoms resemble those of the common flu? Well, a team of students inRead More →
By Whitney Baxter “Don’t be afraid to ask for help – that’s why we’re here.” These tips are offered to students at Iowa State University by three new student services employees from the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Justin Roberson, Student Retention Coordinator, and Greer Potadle, SMART STEPS Coordinator,Read More →
Dr. Leona Lopez, director of Veterans and Military Student Services, recalls trying to navigate college as a first-generation Latinx student at Colorado State University Pueblo and then the University of southern Colorado. Without a strong support system, she made decisions that set her back in her studies. She didn’t likeRead More →
Wilfrid Laurier University Black Student Services may be located on different campuses, but they share a common purpose within the university community. The Association of Black Students (ABS), located on the Laurier campus in Waterloo, and the Black Student Collective (BSC), located on the Laurier campus in Brantford, support andRead More →
On February 9, the UTM Campus Board reviewed mandatory student non-academic incidental fees and campus operating plans and fees. At the meeting, it approved increases in certain incidental costs. Costs Melinda Scott, students and student policy advisor, presented the 2021-2022 report on mandatory non-academic ancillary fees. Fees in the on-campusRead More →
ASUCI conducted the Vice President of Student Services Special Election Debate via Zoom on Feb. 4 at 7 p.m. Earlier, the new university reported the resignation of Joshua Ma, vice president of student services at ASUCI, a fourth-year double major in political science and China studies, prompting a special election.Read More →
Editor’s Note: This is breaking news and will be updated as the new university receives additional information and quotes. An anonymous student within the ASUCI Student Services Office provided New University Ma’s full resignation letter, which is referenced throughout the article. A fourth-year double major in political science and ChineseRead More →
February 2, 2022 Find out about benefit opportunities you may be eligible for to help you during the pandemic. Posted in: Announcements, Featured News, Red Hawk Central, Red Hawk News There are several opportunities to help students obtain federal benefits related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Please review the information belowRead More →
The University of Chicago announced this week that it will waive student service fees for all doctoral students at the school, marking a victory for Graduate Students United (GSU). GSU, the unrecognized union of graduate workers, launched a denial of fees campaign a year ago, in part in response toRead More →
January 26, 2022 Partner with Heartland ECSI. Posted in: Announcements, Featured News, Red Hawk Central, Red Hawk News Montclair State University has partnered with Heartland ECSI, giving you the option of receiving your 1098-T school record electronically. Qualified tuition fees declared in box 1 As a reminder, in previous years,Read More →
Beginning next fall term, graduate students will no longer be required to pay the Student Services Fee. Tuesday’s announcement came after a year of organizing by Graduate Students United (GSU) to reduce fees. The Student Services Fee is a quarterly payment not included in tuition that is used to supportRead More →
Noah Schmick Wake Up Montana BOZEMAN, Mont. – Montana State University is expanding its programs to support Native American and Alaska Native students and their families. MSU is a home for many Native American and Alaska Native students, and the university is increasing its services to help make MSU comfortableRead More →
BETHLEHEM, Pa. — The Bethlehem Area School Board on Monday recognized and honored the district’s outgoing Director of Student Services and Minority Affairs, Vivian Robledo. After 23 years serving Bethlehem Public Schools, Robledo will retire from the district and head to a new position as Executive Director of The NextRead More →
The UBC campus in Vancouver is open while the majority of programs are online until February 7. Student services will continue to be offered in-person and online to support students on campus and learning remotely. Campus buildings, including libraries, the Nest, dining establishments, residence halls, etc. are also open. LookingRead More →
Is there a global or community issue that you are passionate about? If you had the resources, how would you approach this problem? This term, you have the chance to ask yourself these questions. Whether through a grant or a competition, there are several opportunities at UBC to receive fundingRead More →
January 12, 2022 Do you have a parking permit? Have you checked the parking card? Get the details! Posted in: Announcements, Installations, Featured News, Red Hawk News We are delighted to welcome everyone back for the Spring Semester 2022. To successfully cope with the usual traffic volume we all face,Read More →
job description (Specialist in international studies and exchanges) – (University and student services) The description Specialist in international studies and exchanges The International Study and Exchange Specialist is responsible for developing, managing and overseeing all aspects of the multiple study abroad and student exchange programs at Khalifa University and forRead More →
Within its five floors, the building brings together several compute-intensive academic and research disciplines that are hallmarks of what has become the Fourth Industrial Revolution. It brings together several student services, previously spread across campus, creating the Student Academic Services Center: a “one-stop-shop” link for students looking for everything fromRead More →
As a former student leader at UBC, my time at university was so fulfilling because of the people I met and the work I did. My 4 years in school helped me build an extracurricular resume that landed me some pretty cool jobs after graduation. Like many students, I foundRead More →
Lone Star College Montgomery has a student service center which is nearing completion. (Andy Li / Community Impact Journal) The new Lone Star College Montgomery campus student services center is expected to be fully completed and in use by the end of February or early March, which will better helpRead More →
A group of Ohio University alumni gather in the desert, ahead of COVID, during their duty time. Disclaimer: The intention of Ohio University is not to imply endorsement by any branch of service of the United States Armed Forces. The Ohio University Military and Veteran Student Services Center and Fiserv,Read More →
Newswise – Michael Vega, Rutgers School of Public Health’s Assistant Dean for Student and Alumni Services, received the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH) Student Services Award for Excellence 2022. In her role, Vega oversees counseling, student support, career counseling services, student programs, conduct and alumni relations.Read More →
December 15, 2021 The university police department reports that employees are receiving calls on desk and personal phones. Posted in: Announcements, Featured News, Safety The University Police Department (UPD) reported that employees received calls on their office lines and personal devices from a caller claiming to be a law enforcementRead More →
By Cassondra Curiel Special to Examiner At a time when our children have never needed their schools and public services so much, the leadership of the San Francisco United School District is proposing a stupidly anti-student austerity plan that proposes cutting direct student services and d ” negatively impact schoolsRead More →
Steve Smith (courtesy photo) The Colorado Community College System (CCCS) and Northeastern Junior College previously announced that Rear Admiral (soon to be “President”) Michael White will officially begin January 31, leaving the position of President vacant for the month of January. On Friday, CCCS Chancellor Joe Garcia announced his decisionRead More →
job description (Specialist in international studies and exchanges) – (Academic and student services) The description Specialist in international studies and exchanges The International Studies and Exchange Specialist is responsible for developing, managing and supervising all aspects of several study abroad and student exchange programs at Khalifa University and for organizingRead More →
Message from President Nyre to the university community: Dear Members of the Seton Hall Community, I am very pleased to announce that Monica Burnette, Ph.D., who served as Acting Vice President of Student Services since August, has been appointed to the permanent position. A member of our community since 2013,Read More →
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (KRON) – The San Francisco Unified School Board is working on a final plan to close a $ 125 million budget gap to avoid a state takeover. Millions of dollars in cuts to student programs and hundreds of jobs could be cut under a proposal. According toRead More →
December 1, 2021 Information on tuition, fees, room, board and payment options. Posted in: Announcements, Deadlines, Dean of Students News, Featured News, Red Hawk Central, Red Hawk News Your invoice for the spring semester 2022 is now available in NEST. Payment due date: Monday January 10, 2022 This invoice reflectsRead More →
The fee was introduced by the Australian government to help universities fund student support services such as sports and recreation, child care, accommodation and legal services. You can find out the details of SSAF allocation. Most current and research students at the University are subject to SSAF (including University ofRead More →
PEA RIDGE – Assistant Superintendent Kevin Ramey presented the Pea Ridge School Board with the Student Services Report on November 8 at the board meeting. The monthly report covered food service and a survey of custody and maintenance divisions, as well as building maintenance. Food service Ramey credited Foodservice ManagerRead More →
November 19, 2021 See which services / sites are open during Thanksgiving weekend. Posted in: Announcements, Campus Dinner, Red Hawk News The University will be closed for the Thanksgiving break from Thursday, November 25 to Sunday, November 28, except for specific dates / times for the following services / locations:Read More →
The Child and Family Research Center and the First-Generation Student Center for Student Services have partnered to develop the Child Care Access Means Parents in School program, known as CCAMPIS through a grant funded by the US Department of Education. Through this new program, student parents attending the University ofRead More →
Assistant Superintendent Kevin Ramey presented the Pea Ridge School Board with the Student Services Report at the school board meeting on November 8. The monthly report covered food service, a survey of caretaking and maintenance divisions as well as building maintenance, according to the report presented by Ramey. Food serviceRead More →
November 12, 2021 New seasonal jobs posted in Hire a Red Hawk! Posted in: Announcements, Career, Events, Featured News, Red Hawk News Seasonal jobs allow you to learn new skills, gain valuable work experience, network with potential employers, and boost your resume, all while giving you a flexible schedule. NotRead More →
VALDOSTA – Katie Chappuis, former principal of Dewar Elementary School, has joined the Lowndes County Schools District Leadership Team as Director of Student Services as recommended by Superintendent Wes Taylor. Chappuis has 25 years of education experience as a teacher, deputy principal and principal, school officials said in a statement.Read More →
During her second week as the new Director of Veterans and Military Student Services (VMSS) at CU Denver, Leona Lopez, PhD, will celebrate Veterans Day at the Auraria campus on Thursday, November 11. “The importance of Veterans Day cannot be overstated,” Lopez said. “Less than 10% of the adult AmericanRead More →
Maite Iturri has been named Acting Assistant Superintendent of Student Services for the City of Petaluma Schools District. For the past few months, Iturri served as the K-12 Academic Coordinator for Petaluma City Schools. During this time, she began the process of facilitating the process of adopting the district’s history/socialRead More →
As a committee of the Student Government Association, or SGA, responsible for Improving the lives of all students, Student Services has often been the driving force behind projects ranging from housing, food, Husky Cards, and on-campus medical and mental health services. Now, members of the Student Services Committee have alsoRead More →
WAUPUN – Wendi Dawson, Director of Student Services for the Waupun Area School District, received the Administrator of the Year award from the Wisconsin Council of Special Services Administrators. It is the highest honor of the group. As part of the appointment process, she received letters of support from herRead More →
WAUPUN — Wendi Dawson, director of student services for the Waupun Area School District, received the Administrator of the Year award from the Wisconsin Board of Special Services Administrators. It is the group’s highest honor. As part of the nomination process, she received letters of support from her superintendent, co-workersRead More →
On November 4, the Student Services Finance Committee met to discuss funding for student organizations and to vote to amend budgets. The SSFC is Madison’s Associate Student Allowance arm. According to the ASM website, Wisconsin state law states that students have the right to monitor the allocation of separate fees.Read More →
Photo: Katie Chappuis joins the Lowndes County Schools District leadership team as Director of Student Services. To free: Katie Chappuis, former principal of Dewar Elementary School, has joined the Lowndes County Schools District leadership team as Director of Student Services at the recommendation of Superintendent Wes Taylor. Ms. Chappuis hasRead More →
October 31, 2021 Do not be afraid ! The opportunity strikes! Posted in: Announcements, Career, Events, Featured News, Red Hawk News On Halloween we all love a good scare. But when it comes to your job search, we want to make sure there is nothing scary about it! Check outRead More →
October 29, 2021 Donate canned goods to the Red Hawk Pantry to pay for an open parking quote! Posted in: Announcements, Facilities, Featured News, Parking & Shuttle, Red Hawk News In partnership with Red Hawk Pantry, Parking Services is once again offering its annual Cans for Citations food drive! What,Read More →
The platform will also present the information in a way designed to be shared on social media. “One of the benefits of this platform is that you can easily connect students with alumni to see what skills and activities have helped them on their journey,” he said. He noted thatRead More →
Bay College recently welcomed Jason Sullivan as Director of Student Services at West Campus in Iron Mountain, MI. Sullivan received his BA from the University of Finland and his MA from the University of Upper Iowa. Prior to coming to Bay, he worked in enrollment and student services for overRead More →
Alamance Community College (ACC) held a groundbreaking ceremony for the school’s new $ 6.7 million student service center on Friday, October 22. The new 12,203-square-foot two-story building will house the community college’s admissions and financial services, the registrar’s office and the office of the vice-president of student success under oneRead More →
Western Today reached out to Amy Westmoreland, Western’s new director of multicultural student services, as she slowly but steadily traversed the country from Pennsylvania for her first day on campus on November 1. We found Amy somewhere outside of Fargo in the North. Dakota as she drove west towards thatRead More →
“Access to services and education is part of our mission at College of the Desert,” said Dr. Jessica Enders, Acting Executive Director of Institutional Advancement at the College of the Desert. “We want to make sure that we provide easily accessible services to students across the valley, regardless of theirRead More →
Hello, neighbors! It’s me again, Debora Whitehead, your host of the Glen Burnie Daily. First of all, the weather forecast for the day: Pleasant with periods of sun. High: 76, Low: 58. Here are the best stories today at Glen Burnie: Minor DUI, fleeing from the police: Police charged aRead More →
October 15, 2021 Spring registration for the cooperative has started! Posted in: Announcements, Career, Events, Featured News, Red Hawk News In this competitive job market, internships are essential. Co-operatives and internships offer you the opportunity to experience the world of professional work and explore your career options. In addition toRead More →
Baruch College President S. David Wu has announced that Linda Essig, MFA, Ph.D., will be the new Senior and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs through sending emails and press releases May 3, his term starting July 1. Essig was selected after a nationwide search for a new rector afterRead More →
The student services fee faces a budget shortfall of around $ 2 million for fiscal year 2022, which has prompted various callbacks for organizations that benefit from the fee, said Max Harman, chief executive officer of the Biochemistry and Global Food Systems and Chair of the Student Services Fee Committee.Read More →
Several Augusta University student services areas will have modified hours of operation during fall break beginning Thursday, October 7. Parking and transportation The blue route will not operate on Thursday October 7th and Friday October 8th. All other routes will work as expected. Lot 55 will have regular service onRead More →
It’s week 7 of the semester, and you’re a wreck. Your homework is piling up, you’re stressed out, and you’ve got a mystery flu going around your dorm or apartment complex. We’ve all been there. But fortunately, where counseling services are insufficient, UB’s health promotion, health services and recreation areRead More →
Colbert DANVILLE, Virginia – Danville Community College (DCC) this week welcomed Geoffrey Colbert as Dean of Student Services. Dean Colbert joins DCC from Howard Community College in Colombia, MD, where he served as Senior Director of Athletics, Head of Student Conduct, Title IX Coordinator, and Chief of Staff to theRead More →
The Colorado College community and the city of Colorado Springs celebrated a historic moment on Saturday with the major donors who made it possible. At the dedication ceremony for CC’s new Ed Robson Arena and Mike and Barbara Yalich Student Services Center, which will benefit both the college and theRead More →
On September 13, the UTM Campus Affairs Committee met to discuss priorities and proposals for the campus. Committee members approved a proposal for a new Student Services Center, which would house student support services and other programs, to open in 2023. Committee members also heard a proposal to begin theRead More →
September 17, 2021 Network with hiring managers at these upcoming career fairs. Posted in: Announcements, Career, Deadlines, Events, Featured News, Red Hawk News Some estimates suggest that up to 70% of all jobs are not posted on publicly accessible job search sites and research has long shown that anywhere halfRead More →
“Some roles are being removed, while others will have a change in portfolio, responsibilities, title or reporting line. Some level of disruption is likely to occur during the transition period. “There may be a short-term disruption in support for student services. “ For a law student, who recently spoke toRead More →
The Student Services Fee provides students with several benefits each semester. (File photo by Parker Robb | Collegian Media Group) Each semester, students in the State of Kansas pay a student service fee. The fee – previously known as the Campus Privilege fee – is $ 465.48 for full-time undergraduateRead More →
September 15, 2021 The fall 2021 disbursement is underway. Posted in: Announcements, Dean of Students News, Featured News, Red Hawk Central, Red Hawk News On Friday, September 17, 2021, the financial aid will start to be paid (paid) to your student account based on the verification of attendance by yourRead More →
Through Hub staff report / Posted September 14, 2021 Johns Hopkins University has established a new office to oversee a centralized, modernized and integrated student services operation, a key step in improving the overall experience for students, staff and faculty at Hopkins. The Student Enrollment and Account Management Office, orRead More →
Larry Martindale (center) and Don Cole (right) cut the ribbon at the newly renamed Martindale-Cole Student Service Center on Friday morning as Chancellor Glenn Boyce watched. Former UM student, donor and former rebel basketball player Martindale has requested that Cole’s name be added to the building to better reflect theRead More →
Edmonds College reopened for student service on Tuesday, September 7th. Most offices will continue to have virtual hours as well as in-person hours. Classes (online, hybrid and face-to-face) start September 20. Based on Washington State directives and proclamations issued by Governor Jay Inslee, the conditions for returning to campus areRead More →
Russ Baldwin | Sep 07, 2021 | Comments 0 (LAMAR, Colorado) – Lamar Community College (LCC) is pleased to announce the hiring of Dr. Janet Steinkamp as Acting Vice President of University and Student Services. Steinkamp will hold the position while the college conducts its national search for someone toRead More →
September 1, 2021 Masks, Add / Remove, Waiting List, Health Insurance, Parking and Get Involved! Posted in: Academic, Announcements, Deadlines, Events, Featured News, Parking & Shuttle, Red Hawk Central, Red Hawk News The start of the semester is always a busy time and this fall is no exception. We justRead More →
For 18 months, the most consistent signs of life on the UC Riverside campus have been spitting out nocturnal sprinklers. It’s about to change. The campus is preparing for a full return to the fall term, for which classes begin September 23. Long shuttered dining rooms and cafes open, alongRead More →
A rendering of the future student services building. Courtesy of MiraCosta College Leveling and other preliminary construction activities are underway for the future MiraCosta College Student Services Building. The facility will consolidate the student services functions dispersed across campus into a single office of over 39,000 square feet. The buildingRead More →
GRCC – As she stood inside the newly renovated Raleigh J. Finkelstein Lobby, Angelique Nyarwaka said it was nice to have a new one-stop registration experience on campus. “I think this is very useful for new students,” said the second year GRCC student of several student services at Grand RapidsRead More →