As the hub of student life and well-being, the Division of Student Affairs creates the ecosystem to support the whole student. Sharing their expertise, the team partners with faculty and academic colleagues to help build a foundation of belonging and well-being for all students. It’s established at orientation, getting students into a “Longhorn State of Mind,” then influencing them in living the Longhorn life (you are here, you do you, you change the world) during their academic journey. The Division’s “all students, all the time” mindset and spirit of cooperation allows for a quick response to emerging student needs and concerns, supporting academic success and graduation.
Student Conduct Reporting Forms
Faculty Resources Regarding Students
Take a look at this list of student resources for faculty shared by Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students Soncia Reagins-Lilly and Executive Vice President and Provost Sharon Wood in an annual email to all faculty.
New University Honor Code
To introduce the new Honor Code, VP Lilly and Provost Wood also collaborated on two messages to the campus community.
Counseling and Mental Health Resource Guide
Check out this resource guide for faculty, instructors and academic leaders sharing some of the Counseling and Mental Health Center's high-quality and accessible mental health services.
Counselors in Academic Residence (CARE)
These licensed mental health professionals have offices in colleges, schools and units to provide mental health support to students. This is a partnership between the Counseling and Mental Health Center and the Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost.
Deans Meetings
The vice president for student affairs and other office staff holds meetings with deans from colleges and schools.
New Faculty Symposium
Division team members participate in this annual symposium to share information about the Division program, spaces and resources so faculty can help students reach their full potential.
Texas Well-being in Learning Environments
See how Counseling and Mental Health Center staff are helping improve students’ well-being in the classroom.
Get Help in a Crisis
Emergencies: Call 911
Contact Us
Carol Longoria
Deputy to the Vice President
caroll@utexas.edu
512-232-3996
Report Violence, Misconduct, Harassment or Discrimination
Learn about the reporting process, support services available and your options.