STUDENT AFFAIRS DEPARTMENTS

Adult, Nontraditional and Transfer Student Center (A.N.T.S.)

Wilbur N. Daniel African American Cultural Center

Associate Vice President and Dean of Students

Career Services

Community Engagement and Sustainability

Community service and volunteerism

Food Pantry

Counseling and Health Services

Fraternity and Sorority Affairs

Housing, Residence Life and Dining Services

Latino Community Resource Center

Little Govs Child Learning Center

Newton Military Family Resource Center

Assists veterans and military students transition to college and support

Office of the Vice President

Student Affairs Programs and Assessment Parent programs

Student Conduct and Case Management

Student Disability Resource Center

Student Life and Engagement Student organizations

Leadership programs

Student Publications

University Recreation

» Nearly 800 students received free professional clothing from local nonprofit Bella’s Closet during the fall semester at clothing pop-ups on campus, nearly a 100% increase from spring when the partnership was created with Career Services.

» University Recreation launched Kipsu, a text messaging service for swim lessons to enhance and streamline communication between aquatics staff, parents and participants.

» Attendance at Fall 2022 Fraternity and Sorority Affairs programs increased by 900 from Fall 2021.

» The Newton Military Family Resource Center began partnering with the Wounded Warrior Project in the fall to provide information at the center to military-affiliated students throughout the semester.

» In Fall 2022, the Wilbur N. Daniel African American Cultural Center (WNDACC) hosted many popular programs to engage students such as Party@The Peay, a school year kick-off program with over 238 in attendance.

» In Spring 2022, each Housing residence hall completed a community service project. Through some of these programs, food and toiletry items were collected for the SOS Food Pantry and Clarksville Safe House. Housing students also conducted a car wash to benefit Manna Café and collaborated with the American Red Cross on a campus-wide blood drive.

» Student Life and Engagement (SLE) and related groups sponsored 476 events during the spring semester to engage students and provide leadership and learning opportunities.

» Student Wellness hosted Alana’s Foundation in the fall, a program aimed at encouraging students, faculty and staff to take the influenza vaccine.

» University Recreation’s Intramural Sports had five out of six intramural league sports experience an increase in participation in the fall. Flag football increased 46% over the previous fall.