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University Statement on Prohibition Against Harassment on the Basis of Disability

NOTICE TO STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND STAFF

NSU does not tolerate the harassment of any members of the University community on the basis of disability. The University is committed to taking immediate action to eliminate any harassment, prevent its recurrence, and address its effects. Any student or employee found to have engaged in acts of harassment on the basis of disability will be promptly disciplined, including potential suspension or expulsion for students, and suspension or termination for employees.

The University encourages all members of the NSU community to work together to prevent harassment on the basis of disability. The University encourages any student or employee who believes that he or she has been subjected to harassment on the basis of disability to report the harassment to the University in accordance with the NSU Discrimination/Harassment Grievance Policy. Students should report instances of discrimination and/or harassment to Dr. Benjamin Johnson, Assistant Dean for Student Development. Dr. Johnson may be contacted via telephone at (954) 262-7281 or via e-mail at bj379@nova.edu. Employees should report instances of discrimination and/or harassment to Maria Pinto, Director of Employee Relations. Ms. Pinto can be reached via telephone at (954) 262-7883 or via e-mail at pintomar@nova.edu.

"It was the greatest time of my life."

"I learned more in those years at NSU than any other time in my life."

"My years at NSU were life-changing and amazing. I met my best friends on the first day of Orientation."

These are the kinds of comments I often get when speaking with NSU graduates. Their eyes brighten and, with great clarity down to the smallest detail, they will share events and individuals that remarkably impacted their college years.

Nova Southeastern is an amazing University. The education you receive is world class from a distinguished faculty. But what else? What legacy will you leave behind at NSU?

The Division of Student Affairs is made up of 14 different offices that will help you create and leave a lasting legacy.

Want to be Student Body President? We can show you how. Want to further develop your leadership skills? We can provide you the opportunities. Want to get in the best shape of your life? We have the place and the people that can help make that happen. Want to get into a prestigious graduate school or land a high power job upon graduation? We’ll connect you with all the right people. When it comes to maximizing your time at NSU, the Division of Student Affairs is an amazing resource.

I invite you to take a deeper look at how to ‘connect and engage’ yourself with your University. Browse this web site and let us know where your interests are. As the old saying goes, ‘You can attend class and receive a degree, or you can become involved and receive an education.’ The choice is yours.

I look forward to someday hearing all of your amazing memories of your time at NSU.

Brad Williams

Dr. Brad A. Williams
Vice President of Student Affairs and
Dean of the College of Undergraduate Studies
Nova Southeastern University

The mission of Student Affairs is to foster student success and a University community.

Student Affairs provides co-curricular learning opportunities and services that are conducive to student growth and development.

In July 2014, the Division of Student Affairs (DOSA) restructured its organization to welcome the newly established College of Undergraduate Studies (COUS)—together, the division and the college play a pivotal role in the One NSU vision, providing our NSU students with cocurricular learning opportunities and services that are conducive to student growth and development.

Centrally administered by the office of the vice president and the deans, office of administrative services and marketing, and office of finance and administrative services, the division and the college are composed of the following offices:

The Division of Student Affairs

The mission of Student Affairs is to foster student success and a university community.

The College of Undergraduate Studies

The mission of the College of Undergraduate Studies (COUS) is to enhance students’ personal and professional development through personalized comprehensive services that support their NSU experience leading to successful degree completion.

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