For the past 5 years, the office has coordinated a contest to select a winning design for the cover of our Student Handbook and, every one of those years, we are fortunate enough to receive some pretty incredible submissions. To win, a design… Continue Reading
For the past 3 years, the Division of Student Affairs has come together to recognize and celebrate the amazing work our staff has accomplished. Nominated by their peers and reviewed by a selection committee (Annamaria Wenner, Peter Fowler, Professor Beth-Anne Cook Cornell and… Continue Reading
On, Tuesday, February 23, 2016, students will be receiving an important email from me inviting them to complete the Student Satisfaction Inventory (SSI). The SSI provides the Institute with an opportunity to take the temperature, so to speak, of our… Continue Reading
As you’ve probably experienced already (*hopefully*, but if not come visit!), our office is a pretty friendly and inviting space for all of our Leopards. Between the free snacks and our amazing student staff, we really, really want you to feel at home, but one… Continue Reading
73% of our respondents from last week’s #WITwants2know indicated they manage their own finances. Even in college, it always important to know where your money comes from and where it goes. You also want to be aware of both short-term and long-term… Continue Reading
One of the best parts of our jobs is having the great pleasure and honor to work with some amazing student leaders. These folks contribute so much of their time and energy to helping their peers. But more than their… Continue Reading
Last week’s #WITwants2know question asked about interest in a community garden on campus. The question came to us from a group of Resident Assistants who are exploring the possibility of a community garden to raise awareness about poverty and food-insecurity.… Continue Reading
Some of the greatest life lessons come from having people react very unexpectedly to what you consider very normal behavior. A few years ago, I had two separate student interactions happen within weeks of each other that caused me to… Continue Reading
