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Guide to Student Affairs Services
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The Guide to Services was created for Faculty & Students by the Division of Student Affairs in order to highlight the various departments of Student Affairs
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- Assists students in preparing for and applying for admission to the university; processes and evaluates more than 45,000 applications annually.
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- Presents a lively and diverse performing arts season of music, dance, and theater featuring internationally acclaimed artists as well as writers’ readings, public lectures, and a series of exceptional films.
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- Undergraduate students’ governing body; represents the student community at the local, state, and national levels and serves as the liaison between students and university administration.
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| Campus Learning Assistance Services |
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- Helps students increase their mastery of materials through course-specific tutoring and skills development.
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- Provides individual and group career counseling, graduate school advising, career information, internships, job listings, and on-campus interview program.
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- Provides individual and group counseling, stress management, crisis intervention, and consultation to faculty and staff.
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| Dean of Students (See "Office of Student Life") |
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| Disabled Students Program |
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- Serves as the campus liaison regarding issues and regulations related to students with disabilities and coordinates appropriate academic support services for eligible students.
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| Education Program For Culture Awareness |
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- Develops programs designed to promote a campus community that is committed to learning about and being enriched by a culturally diverse population of students, faculty, and staff.
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| Educational Opportunity Program |
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- Provides a network of support services for students from primarily low-income and/or first-generation college backgrounds to assist with academic, financial, personal, career, social and cultural needs.
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- Administers exercise and sport-related programs and services, from College of Letters & Science-based academic minors to a comprehensive array of recreational sports offerings.
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- Provides services to help eligible students and their parents receive the assistance necessary to minimize financial obstacles in obtaining a degree from UCSB.
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| Graduate Students Association |
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- Graduate students' governing body; represents the student community at the local, state, and national levels and serves as the liaison between graduate students and university administration.
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| International Students & Scholars |
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- Provides services and programs to meet the cross-cultural and immigration needs of international students and scholars as well as assists academic departments in their efforts to bring visiting international faculty and researchers to UCSB.
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- Provides programs and services that improve the quality of life for all community members, both student and non-student residents.
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- Strives to promote a sense of belonging among students of color, international students, and gay, lesbian, and bisexual students; working to facilitate the retention and recruitment of students of color and to combat institutional racism and ethnocentrism.
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- Offers general assistance to students in problem solving and emergencies, addresses student conduct and grievance issues, and gives referrals when necessary; provides campus room scheduling, organizational advising and consultation, leadership development, and a student locator service; coordinates voter registration and oversees campus crime and safety compliance.
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- The Office of the Registrar establishes and maintains the academic records of the university and provides students with the enrollment services necessary to attain their educational goals.
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| Orfalea Family Children's Center |
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- Provides a quality child-care program for student, staff, and faculty families, serving children three months to seven years of age (tuition subsidies available to eligible student families). Also provides the campus community with a Family Support and Outreach/Referral Program.
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- Provides services and assistance that will aid new students in their transition to the university; exposes new students to the broad educational opportunities of the institution, and integrates them into the life of the university.
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- Provides outreach services to high schools and community colleges throughout California.
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| Resource Center for Sexual & Gender Diversity (RCSGD) |
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- Serves the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer, questioning and ally community; provides LGBTIQQ educational programming, social activities, advocacy, resources, and consultation with the goal of enhancing safety, acceptance, and quality of life in the UCSB community.
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| Storke Student Publications |
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- Daily Nexus: newspaper produced by students and catering to the interests of students. LaCumbre Yearbook: annual chronicle of the year produced by students for students attending UCSB.
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- Provides full-service primary health care services with limited specialty services based on the special needs of the unique UCSB population.
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| Student Information Systems |
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- Supports the computing needs of UCSB students and the Division of Student Affairs through web-server administration and web-page development for departments and student organizations.
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| Student Information Systems and Technology |
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- Provides computing services to the Division of Student Affairs, including application development; web development; desktop, server and network infrastructure systems support.
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- Provides the more than 34,000 annual campus guests with information sessions given by professional staff and tours led by volunteer student guides.
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- Provides advocacy, resources, and education on gender issues through events, rape and sexual harassment prevention education programs, support groups, art gallery, library, meeting rooms, and re-entry / non-traditional student services.
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