Late Night Breakfast
Volunteers Needed
Dec. 7, 9-11pm
Roadrunner Cafe
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Student Affairs Conference:
Call for Proposals
Deadline: Feb. 1, 2017
Proposal Link
Student Affairs Conference
March 31, 2017
Online Registration Link
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Community Connect Newsletter
Available Online
Crisis Helpline
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Counseling Services
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Alamo Call-A-Ride
4 Vets
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Welcome to Student Affairs! We are glad you are here!
The Student Center for Community Engagement and Inclusion is pleased to announce Brandi Raschke as the new Program Coordinator of Community Engagement and Volunteer Services. Brandi will serve as the primary staff advisor for the sponsored student organization VOICES - Volunteer Organization Involving Community Education and Service.
UTSA Financial Affairs announced a new Electronic Workflow Enhancement for Travel and Expense processing, effective November 1, 2016. Please review this PDF for details.
As we prepare to close another great semester, the Division of Student Affairs, the Office Housing and Residence Life, Campus Living Villages, and UTSA Dining, would like to invite you to serve as a volunteer for the Fall 2016 Late Night Breakfast on Wednesday, December 7, 2016 at the Roadrunner Café from 9-11pm.
Two Ways to Help
If you, or members of your team, are interested in volunteering and/or providing giveaways for Late Night Breakfast, please send the following information via email to Jacques Watkins, Caleb Amasonor or Ellissia Hill.
We hope to see you there and thank you for all you do for our students!
The UTSA Student Affairs Conference will be held on March 31, 2017. Presentation proposals may be submitted via RowdyLink.
Please contact the Staff Development Team with any questions.
Please contact Jessica Horace or Toni DeGuire for a departmental consultation to be sure your department is getting the most out of RowdyLink!
The UTSA community can contact Counseling Services at 210-458-4140 for support both during and after office hours. UTSA Counseling Services has offered after-hours on-call services since 2003, utilizing existing staff members. On-call services were previously accessed through UTSA Police Dispatch and so were limited to client crisis/emergency or police consultation.
Going forward, UTSA Counseling Services has contracted with ProtoCall, a leading provider of third-party telephone behavioral services, to provide after office hour counseling services. By contracting with ProtoCall, the entire UTSA Community will have immediate access to a qualified mental health professional 24/7. Protocall professionals are experienced with college student mental health and will have access to UTSA and San Antonio-specific information and resources. ProtoCall will alert UTSA Counseling Services of over-night calls so that staff members can provide timely follow-up.
UTSA departments in need of student employees have an excellent resource in the HireRoadrunners.com website, hosted by the University Career Center.
At HireRoadrunners.com, UTSA faculty, staff and departments can post job openings. Both work-study and non-work-study positions on campus should be posted there for all eligible students to view and apply for available positions.
Posting your on-campus student job position is simple, fast and flexible. To post a job:
Career Center staff can assist in creating new positions or in recruiting eligible students. The University Career Center has other excellent online resources for students and employers. For more information on University Career Center services, visit HireRoadrunners.com or contact Victoria Tesillo at 210-458-4588.
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