Preparing students for lifelong success

The Division of Student Affairs provides opportunities and experiences outside the classroom to help students learn, grow and thrive while at WashU and beyond.

Learn more about what we do

Get to know Dr. G

Meet Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, Anna “Dr. G” Gonzalez.

More about Dr. G

Read more about how we will deliver a transformational student experience

More about our strategic plan

Get involved

For students
For parents & families
For alumni & friends

Helpful links

Student Affairs is comprised of over 20 departments that work collaboratively with one another and with the WashU campus to support the student experience. These links provide a starting point for exploring the Division’s many offerings.

Sign up to explore jobs & internships on Handshake
Register for TimelyCare for 24/7 telehealth services
View Sumers Recreation offerings

What’s happening in Student Affairs

Nov

19

Final Well-being Wednedsay of the semester!

11:00 AM

Nov

20

NCAA Postseason Watch Party

11:30 AM

Nov

20

Thursday Happy Hours

5:30 PM
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Participate and connect

We offer a range of activities and opportunities for student engagement. From student groups, to leadership exploration, to jobs and internships, we can get you started! Begin by exploring programming offered through Campus Life.

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News & announcements

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Being an RA has given me a multitude of skills. I’ve grown in how I handle challenging situations. I’ve learned the importance of communication and flexibility in every plan. I have become a better listener and supporter, while also enforcing rules and safety measures.

Naima Pyarali

CLASS OF 2026

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The Center for Career Engagement helped me see that my lived experiences mattered. They showed me how to talk about my strengths and pushed me to pursue opportunities I wouldn’t have gone after on my own.

Mason Shaver

Class of 2026

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Participating in “The Date” as a leader feels powerful because it means that, in one way or another, my leadership efforts reach incoming students, strengthening their understanding of consent dynamics and improving WashU’s campus community for everyone.

Marielle Hinrichs-Morrow

Class of 2026

Learn more about Marielle

Work with us

The Division of Student Affairs at WashU offers rewarding opportunities for professionals at all levels who are looking to have a positive impact in our students’ lives.

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