Knowing who and how many students, faculty and staff are using our services are important metrics. The following are several examples of data points from the 2023-2024 Student Affairs Department Annual Reports. The numbers tell a powerful story about the work we do in Student Affairs.
CAPS worked with 2,326 individual students
342 student organizations were registered in Wildcat Connection
$2.9M in transactions were processed by the Cashier’s Office in Norris
3,060 programs were presented in the residence halls
There are 591 managed devices in the Division that are serviced by SAIT
SAM completed 619 marketing projects for the Division
6,217 student contacts were made through 385 individual appointments and group interactions by HPaW staff and student peer educators
MSA hosted 116 programs and had over 2,879 individual students attend
Student Enrichment Services served 2,000 students who requested services via the SES One Form users
Peer Inclusion Educators (PIE) and the Sustained Dialogue programs continued forward in Social Justice Education
771 students were served by Student Assistance and Support Services (SASS)
395 students applied to be peer advisors with the Office of Student Transition Experiences
490 community standards cases were resolved by the Office of Community Standards (219) and Residential Community & Support (271), respectively, in 2023-24
台湾裸聊直播 Career Advancement worked with 3,301 unique individuals
Religious and Spiritual Life staff met with 375 unique individuals in 2023-24 and advised 38 religiously affiliated student organizations
The Administrator on Call (AOC) rotation included 25 staff during 2023-24, in which the on-call team received 187 calls
12 assessment projects were completed and presented at the 11th Annual Student Affairs Assessment Conference, held on January 26, 2024
2,467 students were registered with AccessibleNU in 2023-2024
Dining/Compass served 15,522 meal plan holders during 2023-2024
