Division of Student Affairs
A great deal of what you learn during your college years — and most of your favorite memories — will take place outside the classroom. Our mission is to support and enhance your “out-of-class” experience through programming, student organizations, counseling, campus housing, activities and the services you need with scholarships, financial aid, advisement and orientation.
You can call on us for advice or direction in any aspect of your college life.
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Student Resources
Explore opportunities to connect, lead, and get involved at UWA through student organizations, Greek Life, service groups, honor societies, campus activities, and other experiences beyond the classroom.
Find information about living at UWA, including residence hall options, housing applications, rates, policies, move-in information, and resources for current and incoming students.
Student Advocacy provides personalized support for students navigating college-related concerns. Find help resolving issues, connecting with campus resources, understanding University processes, and requesting ADA accommodations.
UWA partners with University Medical Center Livingston to provide convenient, basic healthcare services for undergraduate students, faculty, and staff, with walk-in and scheduled appointments available.
The Tiger’s Den connects UWA students with essential resources, including food, clothing, personal care items, academic supplies, and other support designed to help meet basic needs and promote student success.
Learn about your rights under FERPA, how UWA protects the privacy of education records, and how to authorize record releases, update student information, or request changes to your records.
The UWA Student Handbook provides important information about University policies, procedures, services, resources, and the expectations students should understand as members of the campus community.
Learn about UWA’s Title IX protections, resources, and reporting options related to sex-based discrimination, sexual harassment, sexual misconduct, interpersonal violence, stalking, and other prohibited conduct.
The Dean of Students supports and advocates for students by connecting them with campus resources, helping address concerns and emergencies, encouraging involvement, and coordinating services that promote student success.
Parent Programs helps families stay connected to UWA and provides information and resources to help them support their students throughout the college experience.
Find information about UWA’s drug and alcohol policies, prevention efforts, educational resources, and support available to help maintain a safe and healthy campus community.