Annual Report

Cheers to a transformative year.

DOWNLOAD THE 2025–26 ANNUAL REPORT
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Our Annual Report is a comprehensive overview of our division’s strategic priorities, accomplishments, and data that demonstrates our collective impact on students and the campus community.


About the division

The Division of Student Affairs is committed to creating inclusive and collaborative learning experiences that ignite a lifelong pursuit of knowledge, equity, justice, and well-being in every student.

We strive to anchor students in a diverse and welcoming campus community that supports the development of independent thinkers and global citizens who inspire hope for the future.


“Despite facing a multitude of unexpected hurdles, our team pulled together in ways that consistently blew me away, always keeping our mission at the forefront — to serve our students and ensure they have the best college experience imaginable.”
Dr. Ellen M. Reynolds, Vice President for Student Affairs
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300+Student organizations
$113MTotal operating budget
1,000Student employees
400+Staff

Over the past year, our dedicated team has worked tirelessly to promote a vibrant and inclusive campus environment for students that fosters academic and social success, personal growth, and holistic development.

Whether we’re organizing and facilitating activities and events to promote student involvement and leadership development or providing guidance on career paths and personal challenges, our work complements the academic experience by creating opportunities for holistic student growth.


Highlights

The university officially broke ground on the new student housing project that will add more than 1,100 beds to the Kingston Campus by the fall of 2028.
The men’s club hockey team qualified for the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) Division I National Championships for the first time in over a decade.
The Counseling Center earned its first accreditation from the International Accreditation of Counseling Services, a leader for benchmarking collegiate professional counseling services

What’s next

As we reflect on our accomplishments, we also look ahead with great anticipation and excitement. We are eager to build upon our work by exploring new avenues for growth and continuously improving our services and programs to meet the ever-evolving needs of our students.

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