1. Presented by Sharon Willey, Ed. D
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: Upper Division Transfers:
Applications received: 32,007 (31,672 Fall 2016)
Students enrolled: (3208 Fall 2016)
Average applicant GPA: (3.33 Fall 2016)
Average SAT: (last year 1037)
Upper Division Transfers:
Applications received: 17,234 (16,758 Fall 2016)
Students enrolled: (4317 Fall 2016)
Average applicant GPA: (3.07 Fall 2016)

5. Fall 2017 Enrollment Graduate Students: Financial Aid:
Applications received: (9760 Fall 2016)
Students enrolled: (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 % 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 SOAR Office 408-924-2564 outreach@sjsu.edu Sharon Willey
Office of the VPSA
SOAR Office