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Student Affairs (not the dirty kind): The Vice President for Student Affairs offers services, information, and helpful resources
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VP of Student Affairs Michael Laliberte holds a fire side chat in April of 2009. Photo by: Steven Hancok Arbiter Photographer
The Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs, located in the Administration Building, Room 208, provides support and service to students who seek information and advice about a wide range of school related issues or challenges. Service is provided in an atmosphere of confidentiality and concern.
The Vice President for Student Affairs, Dr. Michael Laliberte, and his office staff, Lynn Humphrey, Stephanie Neighbors and Jessica Martin, are committed to providing proactive and comprehensive advocacy for students. They can assist with personalized referrals for on-campus resources and services to help work through student issues, personal concerns, and medical and family emergencies that can impact academic success. The staff can be reached at (208) 426-1418.
In order to better assist students, Dr. Laliberte is available to meet with them during his open office hours in the Student Union Building. If you are interested in talking with the Vice President, just look for the VP is In banner. No appointment is necessary. Students are welcome on a first-come basis to meet and discuss their ideas and concerns related to Boise State University.
A Few Things Students Should Know
Know your rights and responsibilities outlined in the Student Code of Conduct http://www.boisestate.edu/osrr/
As a student, it is important for you to know that your personal information is confidential. If you want your parents or other family members to be able to call the university to access information about you or help with an issue, you must fill out a Release of Information, which is found on the Registrar’s website at http://registrar.boisestate.edu/Forms/ReleaseInfoForm.pdf
In the case of a medical or family emergency, the Student Affairs Office can send courtesy notifications to your professors, letting them know of your absence.
If you would like more information about the departments, resources, or services of the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs, visit their website, http://www.boisestate.edu/vpsa/, or call them at 426-1418.
The Vice President for Student Affairs oversees most student services at Boise State University. They include:
Boise State Bookstore & Bronco Shops
Campus Recreation
The Career Center
Children’s Center
Cultural Center
Disability Resource Center
Enrollment Services including Admissions, Financial Aid and the Registrar
Fraternity & Sorority Life
Health, Wellness & Counseling Services
New Student & Family Programs
Student Rights & Responsibilities
Student Activities and Student Development
The Student Union Building
University Housing
The Women’s Center
Stay Informed
There are many other valuable resources and services available to students. Make sure you check out the Student Handbook at http://www.boisestate.edu/vpsa/documents/StudentHandbook0903.pdf to find information ranging from academic advising to writing papers.
Read the Bronco Student Update to find out what’s happening on campus. A handy source for knowing all the hot happenings on campus, the Bronco Student Update is emailed to your student e-mail address every other Friday and is full of info about upcoming activities. It’s also a great way for student organizations to spread the word about their events.
Check your BroncoMail frequently, not only to get the campus lowdown, but also to stay informed about important dates and deadlines, like the deadlines to add and drop classes, waive student health insurance, or submit financial aid information.
If you want to receive campus emergency notifications, you may also choose to “Opt in” to the University’s emergency notification system on BroncoWeb.
Courtesy of the office of the vice president for student affairs
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- VP of Student Affairs Michael Laliberte holds a fire side chat in April of 2009. Photo by: Steven Hancok Arbiter Photographer