Student Development and Programming

Student Development & Programming - Queens Campus
The mission of Student Development and Programming is to foster the Catholic, Vincentian and metropolitan tradition of the University through the enhancement of the natural abilities of all students from admission to graduation. This is accomplished by providing students with a variety of programs, activities and services that enrich the spiritual, intellectual and physical fibers of the individual.  Student Development and Programming is further committed to providing students with programs that specifically address new student transition development and the personal growth, leadership development and decision-making skills of the all students.  Student Development and Programming is composed of the following areas and programs: New Student Orientation, Leadership Development, Mentoring Programs (Project A.I.M. and Alpha Mentoring Project), Fraternity and Sorority Life, Campus Activities, Discover New York Cultural and Transition Program, the Career Center, Multicultural Affairs and Campus Recreation.

Student Learning Outcomes

1. Students will gain a sense of belonging to the University Community providing a base for personal growth during the college years.
   
    
2. Students will learn more about and gain an appreciation for the cultural richness of New York City.
   
    
3. Students will learn multiple leadership techniques and develop a personal philosophy of leadership that includes understanding of self, others and community and acceptance of responsibilities inherent in community membership.
   
    
4. Students will develop social and critical thinking skills necessary to make healthy and responsible choices regarding the use of alcohol and other drugs.