The Division of Student Affairs promotes and enhances student success and personal development by collaboratively and strategically creating and leading programs and services, which advocate for and respond to the broad spectrum of student needs, interests, and aspirations.
Each week, the Division of Student Affairs shares information from across the division, including departmental updates, achievements, publications, upcoming events, personnel recognition, and special announcements.
Download this week's newsletter of events and opportunities for students across campus.
Thomas Segar, Vice President for Student Affairs
The IUP Food Pantry and Help center will be closed from May 7 to August 16.
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Division of Student Affairs Offices at IUP
Student Affairs Strategic Planning and AssessmentThe Student Affairs Division maintains four overarching keystones which reflect the mission and vision of the department, and which help to characterize and advance the holistic and inclusive nature of cocurricular learning at IUP.
Within IUP’s Student Affairs Division are faculty, staff, and student paraprofessionals who are dedicated to promoting the success of IUP students on all levels—academically and personally.
Every Thursday, you can find the Crimson Scholars Circle students in Elkin Hall’s Great Room, connecting with their peers and mentors, learning about new information, and working together to creatively problem solve.
On Tuesday, September 28, UBORA Men of IUP (UMI) welcomes Thomas Segar, vice president for Student Affairs at IUP, as a guest speaker. Segar will present, “Learning to Lead Today for Tomorrow,” a part of the UMI Speaker Series. All Black and Brown students who identify as male are invited and encouraged to attend this free event.
Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s annual Homecoming celebration, October 1 through October 3, is expected to draw thousands to Indiana for alumni reunions and events for the entire community, including the annual parade and football game.
Each year, students are chosen through a university-wide student vote to serve on the Crimson Court as representatives of their academic colleges. Traditionally, the court participates in the Homecoming parade, attends the Crimson Huddle alumni and friends event before the football game, and is honored on the field during halftime. They also are invited to participate in college-related activities by their respective deans.
Black students, faculty, and staff are invited to join a discussion with an IUP alumni committee that aims to improve the academic success and social experience of Black students at IUP. Kicking off Homecoming weekend, this Fireside Chat with the Black Experience Alumni Committee will be Thursday, September 30, from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. in the Elkin Hall Great Room.
