This page provides a synopsis of the services provided by Sacramento State,
Division of Student Affairs. To assist you in finding the information you are
seeking, select the name of the relevant department/program, and you will be
provided a brief description of the department's responsibilities. You may also
access the department website from that location.
The Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs
3rd Floor Lassen Hall, 916-278-6060
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Supervise all areas of Student Affairs
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Work directly with Associated Students, Inc. to foster communication between
and among student leaders and administrators
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Administer the student conduct code delineated in Title V
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Spearhead the Division's Strategic Plan and assessment process.
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Directs university-wide enrollment management strategies, reporting and assessment
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Academic Advising
1st Floor Lassen Hall, 916-278-6351
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Advise current students regarding courses
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Provide orientation
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Associated Students, Inc.
University Union, 916-278-6784
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Administration and allocation of mandatory student fees including funds for
clubs and organizations
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Serve as student government and student advocates
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Recommend student representation on ASI and University Committees
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Provide programming including: Aquatic Center, Business and Student Services,
Children's Center, Community Service Programs, Green Sting, KSSU 1580AM Radio,
Learning Resource Center, Peak Adventures, Safe Rides, Student Access Center.
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Career Center/Cooperative Education
Lassen Hall 2000, 916-278-6231
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Career Exploration and Counseling
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Career Skills Workshops
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On-campus Recruiting
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Student Employment
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Experiential Education
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Career Events
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Career Resource Library
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Cooperative Education
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Internship Program
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Resume Writing Assistance
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Financial Aid
Lassen Hall 1006, 916-278-6554
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Provide counseling relative to financing education for students
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Determine financial aid awards
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Administer awards in the form of scholarships, grants, loans, and/or need-based
employment
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Health Center
Suzanne Snively Building, 916-278-6461
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Provides quality outpatient medical services to matriculated students who have
paid the mandatory student fee with their tuition.
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Maintains two campus locations to better serve the students.
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Provides several walk-in services including: treatment for acute illness /
injury, health education, immunizations, laboratory testing, pharmacy, testing
and treatment for STI's, wart removal and X-ray.
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Offers many services by appointment, such as: optometry, physical exams,
therapeutic massage and women's annual exams.
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Housing & Residential Life
Sierra Hall, 916-278-6655
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Coordinate on-campus housing program for students
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Promote development of a living/learning environment within the residence halls
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Provide trained staff and program opportunities to facilitate the development
of residents
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Support educational goals of the residents and the University
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Lease housing accommodations to a variety of summer conference groups
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Intercollegiate Athletics
Yosemite Hall, 916-278-6481
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Conduct a NCAA Division I intercollegiate athletic program which includes 20
men's and women's teams
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Offer University courses in athletic conditioning and coaching
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Multicultural Center
Library-South 1010, 916-278-6101
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Develop a campus community whose diversity enriches the lives of all and whose
members develop a strong sense of personal and community identity as well as
mutual respect
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Reflect and demonstrate the values inherent in a supportive, multicultural and
pluralistic university
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Provide an environment, which encourages and promotes the ideals of human
dignity, civility and mutual respect for the uniqueness of each member of the
campus
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New Student Orientation
Lassen Hall, 916-278-7841
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Assist new students with their transition from high school or prior college as
they prepare to enroll in Sac State courses.
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Inform new students (and their parents) of university expectations regarding:
graduation timeline, grade requirements and university policy and procedures.
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Provide initial information on campus programs and services available to help
students through their individual college experience.
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Familiarize students and parents with the campus environment.
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Off Campus Housing
Sierra Hall, 916-278-6655
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Outreach, Admissions & Records
1st Floor Lassen Hall, 916-278-3901
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Advise prospective students regarding admission requirements
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Process and approve admissions applications
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Evaluates transfer credit
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Register students for courses and maintains academic records
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Certify the completion of degree requirements and issues diplomas
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Issue Official University transcripts
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Extensive informational presentations, individual meetings and workshops on
admissions and financial aid, special programs, academic programs and campus
tours
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Support potential students through Pre-Collegiate Academic Development services
to ensure student academic success.
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Maintain formal partnerships with high schools and community colleges
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Psychological Counseling Services
Suzanne Snively Building, 916-278-6416
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Provide professional emotional and psychological support to students through
individual and group counseling, by licensed psychologists, social workers, MFC
counselors, and psychiatrists
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Student Activities
3rd Floor University Union, 916-278-6595
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Advise clubs/organizations
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Coordinate intramural sports and recreational programs for students
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Provide leadership opportunities and education to students
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Promote and produce student-focused program and events
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Student Athlete Resource Center
Lassen Hall 3002/3004, 916-278-5431
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Provides Sacramento State Division I student-athletes with support in the areas
of academic services; NCAA life skills; student-athlete development programs;
NCAA rules compliance; and athletic-related financial services.
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Serves as the primary office for mandatory academic and NCAA continuing
eligibility advising for student-athletes and includes registration and new
athlete orientation support.
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Provides student-athletes various retention support with tutorial and student
mentoring; computer lab access; academic progress monitoring; and inclusion in
campus-wide student services programs and workshops.
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Directs the NCAA and Big Sky Conference rules education programs; monitors all
compliance-related athletic activities; and coordinates the certification of
academic eligibility for all Division I student-athletes at Sacramento State.
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Coordinates programs designed to enhance student-athlete welfare and
development. This includes working with freshman programs, promoting alcohol
& health education, and serving as a liaison to the campus NCAA
Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.
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Facilitates 5th-year and summer athletic scholarships and special NCAA
scholarship programs such as 6th-year degree-completion and minority
postgraduate scholarships.
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Provides support to the Intercollegiate Athletics Department with the
dissemination and interpretation of athletic-academic data such as the NCAA
Academic Performance Rate and Graduation Rates reports.
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Student Conduct
Lassen Hall, 916-278-6060
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Testing Center
Lassen Hall 2302, 916-278-6296
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Administer California State University system-wide exams
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Administer Sac State Departmental exams
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Administer California Teacher Credentialing examinations
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Administer graduate and professional school exams and licensure exams
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Provide special accommodations for students with disabilities
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Provide make-up exams for missed classroom examinations
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Provide assessment in personality
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Administer interests and achievement tests
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Maintain a resource library for tests and measurement instruments
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University Union
3rd Floor University Union, 916-278-6744
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Your CAMPUS HOME while at Sac State
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Provide a setting for a variety of events, meetings, conferences and more
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Diverse food service options and program services
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Games Room, Travel Agency, Box center and MORE!
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Women's Resource Center
Lassen Hall 3000, 916-278-7388
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Promote gender equity through education, advocacy, and social action.
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Increase the awareness and understanding of the contributions, opportunities,
and barriers facing women in our society.
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Offer educational programs on the issues of sexual assault, intimate partner
violence, and hate crime.
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Provide advocacy and support for victims/survivors of these crimes.
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Offer dynamic programming and educational outreach to improve the campus
climate for LGBTIAQQ students.
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Advocate for the respect and safety of all members of the campus community.
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