2026 – 2027 Nova Southeastern University Student Handbook ● Health College Policies and Procedures Page 82 Office of Student Experience The Office of Student Experience serves as a central hub for involvement, leadership, and school spirit, intentionally shaping a vibrant and connected campus community. The office leads signature initiatives such as Waves of Welcome, the university’s kickoff to the academic year that builds excitement, belonging, and engagement from the very start. It also manages the university wide Engagement Calendar to ensure students are consistently informed about opportunities to get involved throughout the year. The office hosts hallmark traditions including Community Fest and the Student Life Achievement Awards, known as the STUEYs, which celebrate the outstanding contributions of faculty, staff, and students. The Office of Student Experience advises the Pan Student Government Association and President’s 64, the official student ambassador program on behalf of the President, connecting student leaders with senior administrators, donors, and key university stakeholders. Additionally, the office oversees Razor the Mascot and the Sharkettes Dance Team, whose presence energizes major events, athletic competitions, and university celebrations, further enhancing the overall student experience at NSU. Title IX/Sexual Misconduct The Title IX coordinator and staff provide prevention and response to sexual misconduct affecting students at NSU. This includes assistance to those who may have experienced sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating or domestic violence, sex- or relationship-related stalking, or pregnancy- or sex-related discrimination. The Title IX website includes the secure Title IX/Sexual Misconduct Incident Initial Reporting Form, which can be accessed 24/7 to report an incident directly to the Title IX staff. The Title IX staff provide a variety of supportive measures and assist students in reporting to law enforcement, connecting with community resources, and accessing other supports to promote their success as students at NSU. Additionally, the NSU Peer Educator Program is available for students interested in leading prevention programming for their peers on campus. Technology and Learning Systems Office of Innovation and Information Technology The Office of Innovation and Information Technology’s unit maintains several computer labs and classrooms at the Fort Lauderdale/Davie Campus and at every regional campus, i.e., Fort Myers, Jacksonville, Miami, Miramar, Orlando, Palm Beach, Tampa Bay, and Puerto Rico. In addition to courses, open labs are scheduled and maintained for student use on NSU campuses and at other university locations. NSU’s labs house a variety of computer equipment for student use. Students and faculty and staff members have access to printers, projectors, speaker and microphone systems, and other technology tools. Wireless laptops are available for use in the library, study rooms, and several regional campuses. Color printers and printing stations located in high traffic areas for on-the-go printing are also available. Technical Help The Shark IT Team is dedicated to serving the technology needs of the NSU community. Our team provides a variety of technology support for students, staff, and faculty. Our professionals are available to answer questions, troubleshoot technology issues, and escalate incidents as needed to our specialized IT teams. We are the first stop for technical questions or concerns. You may complete a ticket or call our office for support. You can contact the Shark IT Team at (954) 262-4357; 800-541-6682 ext. 24357; or email help@ nova.edu.
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