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Student Development

The Division of Student Development serves as the liaison between students and faculty and staff, uniting and supporting the University of Richmond community both academically and socially.

Mission Statement

The mission of the Division of Student Development is to promote learning and foster personal development among students in an environment that champions diversity and encourages collaboration throughout the University of Richmond community.

Motto

Partners in Learning

Vision Statement

As educators, we provide essential programs and services that enhance students' academic capacity, personal development, and citizenship.

Values Statement

Our priorities are driven by:

  • The engagement, persistence, and success of our students while at the University as well as beyond graduation;
  • The growth of our students' self awareness, commitment to others, well-being, and congruences between action and values; and
  • Our students' contribution to an inclusive, collaborative, and just community.

Objectives

  1. Employ a personal approach in support of student success both in and out of the classroom.
  2. Offer quality programs and services that enhance the academic mission of the University.
  3. Educate students on social issues that they may encounter during the college years.
  4. Provide resources for the health and safety of our students.
  5. Encourage initiatives that develop and foster meaningful student relationships with peers, faculty, and staff.
  6. Respect the importance of inclusive diversity in the implementation of all Student Development services and initiatives.
  7. Provide support for University-sponsored student organizations.
  8. Promote innovation while respecting tradition.

University of Richmond Diversity Statement

The University of Richmond is committed to developing a diverse workforce and student body, and to modeling an inclusive campus community, which values the expression of differences in ways that promote excellence in teaching, learning, personal development and institutional success.

Author: University of Richmond Manager
Last modified: 4/9/2019 5:42 AM (EDT)