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Discover This Year’s Most Promising Places to Work in Student Affairs

 

Bellarmine University

A private Catholic university in Louisville, Kentucky, Bellarmine University was founded in 1950 and today has both undergraduate and graduate students.“ Bellarmine University recently unveiled a strategic plan that situates student success as our core mission, along with inclusivity and academic innovation,” says Dr. Helen-Grace Ryan, vice president for student affairs. “Student Affairs, which houses so many of the university’s critical student support services, breathes life into that mission daily, making it a common experience for our students. Our office’s dedicated professionals embody what we lovingly refer to as the ‘Bellarmine Difference,’ which is all about holding ourselves to a standard of excellence in a compassionate, supportive community.”

 

 

California Polytechnic State University

A public university in San Luis Obispo, California Polytechnic State University is one of two polytechnic institutions in the California State system. This is the fourth time Cal Poly has appeared on this list in five years. “It speaks to the continued dedication of our division to create an atmosphere where everyone is valued for who they are and what they bring to the table,” says Dr. Keith B. Humphrey, vice president for student affairs. “When we create healthy working conditions for our staff, they can focus on promoting student success. This acknowledgement only strengthens my resolve to continually implement improvements that establish a workplace that supports, appreciates and recognizes the unique talents and contributions of our amazing staff.”

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