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LETTER FROM VICE PRESIDENT PETER BAIGENT E ach year we devote time to reflect on the previous year in order to consider our accomplishments and to acknowledge the achievements of our talented staff and leaders. Their dedication to their professions is unparalleled. However, we also realize that we should never remain totally satisfied and always strive for improvement in our endeavors. This year, we are pleased to present the third edition of the Student Affairs Briefing Book. Our achievements come at a time of continuing financial challenge from which the University is not immune. We pride ourselves in the fact that we are guided by our solid and enduring values, as well as our sound principles. We commit to remaining imaginative and adhere to the notion that students, faculty and staff members will, and should, contribute to our thriving community. The Briefing Book will give you a sense of the Division’s work and wide array of available services and programs. We recognize, full well, that our students are our primary constituency and reason for being but we also provide programs and support directed at all members of the Stony Brook community. We offer support and guidance in the areas of housing, health care, activities, recreation and counsel to all students, both at the undergraduate, professional and graduate levels. We support every one's activities and event planning and also serve summer constituencies. We continue to address and honor issues of race, gender, religion and sexual orientation. It is our belief that our priorities and goals will remain strong and impressive. Our ambitions are not lofty, simply realistic. Many wonderful changes are happening at Stony Brook and our focus is, first and foremost, a safe and secure learning environment that nurtures student success. Sincerely, Peter M. Baigent Vice President of Student Affairs 5 DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS BRIEFING BOOK 2011-2012 • STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY
DIVISIONAL MISSION, VALUES, AND GOALS VISION The Division of Student Affairs and Enrollment and Retention Management commits itself to transforming lives and communities. MISSION The Division of Student Affairs and Enrollment & Retention Management is committed to the success of each student. In partnership with others, the Division advocates for and provides leadership to cultivate the educational success and personal development of our students by offering services, activities, and learning opportunities. We prepare and empower students to engage fully as active learners, responsible leaders, and contributing members of a diverse and dynamic campus community and global society. CORE VALUES CENTRAL TO ACHIEVING OUR MISSION ARE: Care and Respect: Foster a positive and supportive environment that promotes respect, compassion, and pride. Opportunity, Access, and Inclusiveness: Promote an inclusive and safe campus community that encourages students to explore and value diverse ideas and perspectives. Collaboration and Partnerships: Provide opportunities for students, faculty, and staff to collaborate and strengthen learning in the classroom and beyond. Personal and Community Responsibility: Develop students as healthy, successful lifelong learners and civic-minded citizens who are socially and environmentally responsible. Quality and Excellence Pursue excellence with fortitude, creativity, and the courage to adapt to changing needs and conditions, and move beyond the status quo through continuous assessment. DIVISIONAL GOALS 1. Optimize organizations, programs, and services . 2. Support student learning, personal development, and academic success. 3. Develop the next generation of leaders by creating opportunities for student involvement, leadership, community service, and internships. 4. Promote a vibrant, inclusive community. 5. Cultivate safe environments that promote personal responsibility and healthy lifestyle choices. STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY • DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS BRIEFING BOOK 2011-2012 6
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