Our Purpose

The Division of Student Affairs is committed to designing exceptional out-of-classroom experiences to help Mizzou students succeed on campus and after graduation. Our priorities are student success, emotional well-being, diversity and inclusion, and healthy organization. Our work stands on the pillars of trust, compassion, stability, hope and growth.

Healthy Community Initiative

Student Affairs is leading efforts to understand the issues facing students and create a supportive campus.

Safety Initiatives

Because students’ well-being is our top priority, we are taking action to keep our campus a safe environment for learning. Learn what we are doing and discover resources to help protect yourself.

Presidents Council

Throughout the year, leaders of various student organizations on campus get together to advocate for all Mizzou students. Membership is open every fall to student organization presidents.   

Resource Guide

Download this guide to resources for academic support, campus life, health and wellness, and more.

RESOURCE GUIDE FOR STUDENTS (PDF)
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Here to Help

Physical and mental health are vital to student success. The University of Missouri is committed to supporting student health and well-being through a collaborative approach to well-being that includes the Counseling Center, Student Health Center and Wellness Resource Center.

Student Health & Well-Being
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Student Affairs Student Assessment Board

The Student Affairs Student Assessment Board (SAAB) brings together student perspectives in the collection, interpretation, and dissemination of assessment data. Learn how you can join SAAB. Apply by Oct. 19.

Strategic Initiatives & Assessment
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Our Students' Stories

Friends indeed

Tiger Tutors provides students with academic boost as well as connection.

Vibrant community

Fall Fest highlights the diversity and resources to be found at Mizzou.

Rewriting the narrative

Mizzou student’s brand promotes positivity and gives back to her community.

Reporting Concerns

The University of Missouri is committed to providing a safe, inclusive and ethical learning environment in which our campus community can live out our values of respect, responsibility, discovery and excellence. Anyone — staff, faculty, alumni, community members, parents and other family members — can help by reporting many types of concerns about a student.

Report a Concern

COVID-19

The Latest

We encourage practices that help keep the campus community healthy and safe. Because COVID-19 continues to infect Missourians, the CDC recommends that people remain up to date with their vaccines. Self-monitoring for symptoms and staying home while sick are extremely effective strategies for reducing the spread of infectious diseases

COVID-19 INFORMATION
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