West Virginia State University - Arch Yearbook (Institute, WV)

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First Row: Sam Allmond; Roger Wilson; Shearn Robinson; Maritiza James; Darrin Hopkins; Frank Holder, Eddie Dickerson. Second Row: Chester Hardy; Marco Dowell; Amy Campbells; Jennifer Slater; Jamie Walker; Carlos McKibben; Patti Norrell; Irene Ivy. Mowzmo-—-unmya Bee ae ee Go NMmMa-= aMN The mission of the office of Residence Life and Services is to assimilate students into the campus community and its academic life and to provide support for students so they can learn and grow in a safe, satisfying, stimulating environment.

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— ms ore ld PL a Ol wo EB CIE ADs et | aa ee Left to Right: Chris Blankenship Cornelious Jones Maryella W. Alston Barbara Frye Charles T. Ledbetter Vice President The division of Student Affairs offers a variety of educational and cultural programs for students to enrich their social and intellec- tual lives. To provide the most effective service for all students in the College, Student Affairs is organized into the following admini- strative units: Career Planning and Placement; Collegiate Support Services and Counseling Center; Financial Aid; Health Center; Residence Life and Services; Student Activities; Food Service; and Student Publi- cations (except for the College newspaper).

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Career Planning is a developmental process faced by most students. Therefore, as part of the educational experience, Career Planning and Placement Services are made available to all students during their tenure at WVSC. These services encompass activities in career counseling for individuals’ and groups, including the development of career decision-making skills through the use of SIGI, a computerized career selection program; providing career information from the unit's library; and in conducting career planning and developmental workshops through- out the school year. As students prog- ress toward degree 4 sy Patricia D. Kline, completion or after yore Dj t they have received eae he ures their degrees, getting a. job or o01TgG eto graduate professional school tends to become Bertlela Montgomery very important to them. The Office of Career Planning and Placement, 216 Wallace Hall, strives to assist students in obtaining part- time employment, summer jobs, full-time employ- ment or entry into a graduate professional school. COLLEGIATE SUPPORT SERVICES AND COUNSELING CENTER - The CSSCC provides amma YS oO CO a ca Pa, 8 FH ae fT coed ae FS ed Ce ee lo nk many helping services for the purpose of assisting students in their @ growth process. These include various types of counseling services, and foreign tutoring, orientation, disability services. services, STUDENT ACTIVITIES - The Wilson College Union is considered to be the headquarters of out-of-class life for the college. As such, it provides the social, cultural and recreational programs which complement academic learning and the curriculum and provides services for students, staff, faculty, alumni, friends, parents and visitors. student