1. The Center for Student Development and Campus Activities

2. Staff and Chain of Supervision Vice President of Student Affairs Vice President of Student Affairs Dean for Students Dean for Students John Agnelli, (Full Time Live On) Director of Student Development and Campus Activities John Agnelli, (Full Time Live On) Director of Student Development and Campus Activities Coordinator, (FT Live Off) Vacant Coordinator, (FT Live Off) Vacant Nick Mitchell, (FT Live Off) Associate Director of Student Development and Campus Activities Nick Mitchell, (FT Live Off) Associate Director of Student Development and Campus Activities Shawn Livingston, (FT Live On) Assistant Director of Campus Activities Shawn Livingston, (FT Live On) Assistant Director of Campus Activities Assistant Director of Student Development, (FT Live On) Vacant Assistant Director of Student Development, (FT Live On) Vacant Jody Clark Vaisman, (PT Live Off) Program Coordinator Jody Clark Vaisman, (PT Live Off) Program Coordinator

3. Centers and Departments Center for Student Development Center for Student Development Center for Spiritual Development Center for Spiritual Development Center for Peace and Social Justice Center for Peace and Social Justice Office of Campus Activities Office of Campus Activities Office of Greek Affairs Office of Greek Affairs Office of New Student Orientation & WOW Office of New Student Orientation & WOW Kessel Student Center Kessel Student Center AALANA-African American Latino Asian Native American Mentorship Program AALANA-African American Latino Asian Native American Mentorship Program

4. Center for Student Development Student Development Transcript Student Development Transcript Leadership Development Leadership Development Conference Conference Retreat Retreat In-services In-services Social Norms Social Norms New Positions New Positions RAD RAD

5. Center for Spiritual Development Ecumenical Council Ecumenical Council Hillel of Westchester Hillel of Westchester Meditation Room Meditation Room Religious Education Classes Religious Education Classes Local Religious Work Local Religious Work

6. Center for Peace and Social Justice Tunnel of Oppression Tunnel of Oppression Take Back The Night Take Back The Night National Coming Out Day National Coming Out Day Equal Pay Day Equal Pay Day Body Image and Eating Disorders Body Image and Eating Disorders Programs on Racism, Sexism, Lookism, Ableism, Anti Semitism, Discrimination and Oppression Awareness Programs on Racism, Sexism, Lookism, Ableism, Anti Semitism, Discrimination and Oppression Awareness

7. Office of Campus Activities Student Government-Weekly Fridays 12-2 Student Government-Weekly Fridays 12-2 Trip to Montreal Trip to Montreal University Fest University Fest Ski Trip Ski Trip Broadway Shows Broadway Shows Relay for Life Relay for Life Pace Perk in Briarcliff Pace Perk in Briarcliff Blood Drives Blood Drives Voter Registration Voter Registration

8. Office of Campus Activities 50 Days and 50 nights of Programming 50 Days and 50 nights of Programming BSU, OLAS, Management Society, Finance Society, HEAT, PIPE, CCC,PUMA, SNAP, Accounting Society, NIC, NPC, RHA, Commuter Student Network, DHOSA, Criminal Justice Society, BSU, OLAS, Management Society, Finance Society, HEAT, PIPE, CCC,PUMA, SNAP, Accounting Society, NIC, NPC, RHA, Commuter Student Network, DHOSA, Criminal Justice Society,

9. Media Groups The Paw Print Weekly Paper The Paw Print Weekly Paper The VOX Bi Semester Literary Magazine The VOX Bi Semester Literary Magazine WPAW Radio Station WPAW Radio Station The Legend Yearbook The Legend Yearbook Opportunity for Tuition Remission Opportunity for Tuition Remission

10. Office of Greek Affairs We have 4 Fraternities We have 4 Fraternities We have 6 Sororities We have 6 Sororities Over 155 students are involved in Greek Life and they as a community hold the most in engaged students Over 155 students are involved in Greek Life and they as a community hold the most in engaged students They have and continue to be in transition here at the University They have and continue to be in transition here at the University We have reorganized them 3 times, and last year, completed my final reorganization as a community We have reorganized them 3 times, and last year, completed my final reorganization as a community

11. Office of New Student Orientation We over see and coordination and operation of all New Student Orientation programs here in Pleasantville. We over see and coordination and operation of all New Student Orientation programs here in Pleasantville. Folder of Information Folder of Information The Planner The Planner The Schedule The Schedule The Meals The Meals Registration of all deposited students Registration of all deposited students

12. Calendar of Programs Summer 5 Weeks of Summer 5 Weeks of First Year Student First Year Student Family Family Youth Youth 2 Night Three Day Orientation Jun 30-Aug 7 2 Night Three Day Orientation Jun 30-Aug 7 4 Transfer Orientations 4 Transfer Orientations Last Week In August Last Week In August International Continuing Education Week 6 P Track A Track C Track E Track Transfer November 30 Transfer January 16 Run Repeat of the Last Week in August module

13. WOW Week of Welcome Setters Day Convocation Event- Kicks of WOW Setters Day Convocation Event- Kicks of WOW Kick off to 50/50 Kick off to 50/50 Fall First Wednesday and Thursday from 11-2 in Kessel Fall First Wednesday and Thursday from 11-2 in Kessel Spring Second Wednesday Only Spring Second Wednesday Only 9/11 Reflection Concludes Week Of Welcome 9/11 Reflection Concludes Week Of Welcome

14. Kessel Student Center Living Room of Campus Information Center Information Center Space Space Programs in and around Programs in and around Tabling Tabling Signage and Campus Banners Signage and Campus Banners

15. AALANA (African American Latino Asian Native American Mentorship Program) The AALANA Mentor Program is a peer mentorship program designed to assist first year students with the transition to college life. The AALANA Mentor Program is a peer mentorship program designed to assist first year students with the transition to college life. The program was created in the spirit of building community among African American, Latino, Asian, and Native American students in order to secure academic and social GROUP success. Negotiating the differences between high school and college is often a challenge for first year students especially first generation college goers and AALANA students. Peer mentors are chosen and trained to assist their freshmen peers in acclimating to the campus setting. The program was created in the spirit of building community among African American, Latino, Asian, and Native American students in order to secure academic and social GROUP success. Negotiating the differences between high school and college is often a challenge for first year students especially first generation college goers and AALANA students. Peer mentors are chosen and trained to assist their freshmen peers in acclimating to the campus setting.

16. Misc Senior Week Senior Week Financials Financials Emails Emails Web Development Web Development Black Board Black Board Classes Classes