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Organization, Mission, Committees, and Awards

Patricia M. Lampkin VP & Chief Student Affairs Officer 434-924-7984 pml@virginia.edu

Deans and Directors
Maurice Apprey Dean of African-American Affairs 434-924-7923 mapprey@virginia.edu
Angela M. Davis Assoc. Dean & Director, Residence Life 434-924-3736 amd@virginia.edu
Allen W. Groves Interim Dean of Students 434-924-7133 awg8vd@virginia.edu
James L. McBride Director, University Career Services 434-924-8904 jlm5qw@virginia.edu
Charles W. Taylor, III Gen. Mngr/Program Director, WTJU Radio 434-924-0885 cwt9s@virginia.edu
James C. Turner, M.D. Director of Student Health 434-924-2670 jct4w@virginia.edu

Mission Statement for the Division of Student Affairs

 

The Division of Student Affairs helps support the University of Virginia's primary purpose of enriching the minds and lives of its students. The division helps promote the intellectual, cultural, personal, and social development of students while enhancing their physical and psychological well-being. Student Affairs accomplishes this mission by:

  • Supporting a University environment that promotes students' intellectual inquiry and responsible decision-making.
  • Providing programs and services that support students as they clarify personal values, develop personal identity, grow intellectually, build sound interpersonal relationships, and explore career directions.
  • Providing assistance and services to promote diversity, cultural richness, and the full membership of all students within the University community.
  • Responding to the different needs of students at their varying stages of intellectual, social, personal, and career development, noting particularly, the differences between undergraduate and graduate students.
  • Attending to students who may have particular needs related to factors such as minority status, disability, health, financial resources, or nontraditional status, among others.
  • Preparing students to be informed and active citizens within our society.
  • Teaching, conducting research, as well as training and supervising students who conduct activities on behalf of the division.

For more information, see our Overview and Core Values.

Committees

 

The Vice President and Chief Student Affairs Officer annually appoints a number of committees to address a broad range of student life issues. They include, in alphabetical order:

 

Committee on WTJU

Cultural Programming Board

Judicial Review Board

Lawn Selection Process Organizing Committee

Orientation Advisory Committee

Sexual Assault Advisory Committee

Sexual Assault Board

Student Activities Committee

University’s Advisory Committee on Alcohol and Substance Abuse

University Committee on Fraternities and Sororities

UVA Cares Committee

Awards Coordinated by the Office of the VP & CSAO