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Student Affairs Committee PRESENTED BY William Hudson Jr., Ph.D Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University 1 2010/2020 Vision with Courage: Recruitment in a New Era DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS 2 Executive Summary Division of Student


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PRESENTED BY Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University

Student Affairs Committee

William Hudson Jr., Ph.D

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DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS

2010/2020 Vision with Courage: Recruitment in a New Era

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Executive Summary

  • The Division of Student Affairs will provide

exemplary student support services to the campus community where all students will be motivated to be successful. They will be given various academic, social and technological

  • pportunities that ensure their success at the

university and the community.

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Goals

  • President’s Goal: To be a best-in-class land

grant, doctoral research, and student – centered university that serves African Americans and low wealth students with an international presence.

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Strategy

  • Strategic Initiative 1: 21st Century Living and Learning

Community

  • Strategic Initiative 2: Excellence in Process and Procedure
  • Strategic Initiative 3: Develop, Enhance, and Retain

Resources to Achieve Mission

  • Strategic Initiative 4: Excellence in University Relations and

Development

  • Strategic Initiative 5: Enhance Environment to Promote

Internationalization, Diversity, and Inclusiveness

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Implementation Plan

  • Goal 1: Leverage technology, staff cross training, and evaluation of business process to expedite

recruitment, admissions, and financial aid.

  • Goal 2: Survey administration and staff to assess best practices to improve business process and

implement strategies recommended. Establish continuous incremental change by identifying change agents and change resistors. Empower staff by widening the circle of involvement in the improvement of business processes.

  • Goal 3: Increase student critical thinking through education and participation in business processes.

Establish student liaisons in critical areas. These students will be trained in specific areas of campus safety, recruitment, retention, progression, and graduation. Student liaisons will communicate with current and future students via social media, town hall meetings, first year experience courses, academic success courses, and scheduled events for faculty, staff, and students.

  • Goal 4: Implement programming university wide to promote a diverse campus. Establish living

learning communities in the residence facilities to promote cohort learning.

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Admissions Update

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Enrollment Management Update

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State of Florida

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Map of United States

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Financial Aid Update

  • Total number of students with an Award package for

2015-2016(Fall and/or Spring – 10,218

  • Total number of students with Spring disbursements -

8712

– Total disbursements $58,320,173.59 – Disbursements began January 16, 2015 (After Drop/Add)

  • New Students – March 30, 2015
  • Returning Students – April 30, 2015

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Intake and Membership Recruitment

  • 1. Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc. (Pan-Hell)
  • 2. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. (Pan-Hell)
  • 3. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. (Pan-Hell)
  • 4. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. (Pan-Hell)
  • 5. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. (Pan-Hell)
  • 1. Sigma Lambda Gamma Sorority, Inc. (Cultural Pride)
  • 2. Phi Mu Alpha Fraternity, Inc. (Music)
  • 3. Chi Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. (Nursing)
  • 4. Sigma Alpha Iota Fraternity, Inc. (Music)
  • 5. Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, Inc. (Pharmacy)
  • 6. Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, Inc. (Service

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Student Activities Update

  • Student Union Renovations (Capital Improvement Trust Fund Projects)
  • 1. Grand Ballroom w/Bathrooms and Corridors
  • 2. Student Union Proposed Minor Renovations Rattler's Den, Multi-
  • Purpose Room and Bathrooms. Estimated completion Fall 2015
  • Special Events (Spring 2015)
  • Spring Break Safety Awareness Week (Feb 23-28)
  • Women’s Week March 23 -28th
  • Relay for Life (April 17th: 6pm - 6am)
  • Be Out Day (April 18th :SGA led Initiative)

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LGBTQA

  • Safe Zone Training
  • Future Activities
  • Union Space

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Hazing Prevention Education

  • State of Florida Council of Student Affairs
  • APLU Student Success Summit
  • Anti-Hazing Prevention Workshops
  • Sigma Gamma Rho National Convention
  • Ombudsperson

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Campus Safety

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Athletics Update

  • Coach Alex Wood

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Football

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“At FAMU, Great Things Are Happening Every Day.”

established 1887

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