Presented by Sharon Willey, Ed.D., Interim Vice President for Student Affairs

1. Presented by Sharon Willey, Ed.D., Interim Vice President for Student Affairs

2. Division of Student Affairs • Serve over 120,000 students, applicants and visitors each year • Plan and implement over 500 campus events each year to promote student engagement and community development • Division comprised of approximately 400 employees • Focus on out of class services and learning opportunities for students • Operate 11 buildings on campus

3. Division of Student Affairs Campus Life: Gender Equity Center, MOSAIC Cross Cultural Center, Student Conduct & Ethical Development, Student Involvement, University Housing Services + Associated Students & Student Union (auxiliaries) Enrollment Services: Financial Aid & Scholarship Office, Graduate Admissions & Program Evaluation, Office of the Registrar, Technical Implementation & Communication, Testing Office, Undergraduate Admissions & Outreach Student Services: Accessible Education Center, Career Center, Case Manager, Counseling & Psychological Services, Military & Veteran Student Services, Student Health Center, University Ombudsperson Transition & Retention Services: African American/Black Student Success Center, Chicanx/Latinx Student Success Center, Educational Opportunity Program, Guardian Scholars, New Student & Family Programs, Transition Services & Training, UndocuSpartan Resource Center

4. Fall 2017 Enrollment First-time Freshmen: • Applications received: 32,007 (31,672 Fall 2016) • Students enrolled: 4458 (3208 Fall 2016) • Average applicant GPA: 3.34 (3.33 Fall 2016) • Average SAT: 1080 (last year 1037) Upper Division Transfers: • Applications received: 17,234 (16,758 Fall 2016) • Students enrolled: 4891 (4317 Fall 2016) • Average applicant GPA: 3.08 (3.07 Fall 2016)

5. Fall 2017 Enrollment Graduate Students: • Applications received: 8824 (9760 Fall 2016) • Students enrolled: 2011 (2189 Fall 2016) Financial Aid: • 23,670 students awarded financial aid • Over $166M in state financial aid awarded • Over $276M in federal financial aid awarded • Over 2600 scholarships awarded • 520 AB540 students

6. SJSU Cares • Students facing economic crisis at SJSU should be referred to the Financial Aid & Scholarship Office: • In a 2014 “Student Food Access Survey” of 4972 SJSU respondents, 39% indicated they had sometimes or often not eaten because they didn’t have money for food. 49.6% of respondents indicated they had cut the size of meals or skipped a meal due to lack of money for food. And 20.9% of respondents indicated they had not eaten for a whole day due to lack of money for food (Attachment A). • 10% of CSU students indicated they were homeless in a recent survey • Assistance form available at sjsu.edu/sjsucares

7. Contact Us Sharon Willey 408-924-7096 Sharon.willey@sjsu.edu Office of the VPSA 408-924-5900 vpsa@sjsu.edu SOAR Office 408-924-2564 outreach@sjsu.edu