Division of Student Affairs

Chair: Dr. Lexie McCarthy

The Curricular Implementation Team (CIT) guides the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of the Division of Student Affairs Co-Curricular Experience using ACPA's Curricular Approach framework. The team supports departments in aligning programs and initiatives with the Division's commitment to Connection, Belonging, and Engagement through a Curricular Champion model. Curricular Champions receive coaching from the CIT to build departmental educational plans for their respective programs and experiential learning opportunities. They receive training and ongoing support to integrate intentional learning outcomes, educational plans, facilitation strategies, and assessment into their programs, helping create a more intentional, connected, and meaningful student experience.

Chairs: Amber Decker Haynes, Barrett McGee and Jenna Birch

This institution-wide committee helps to plan, coordinate, and market all aspects of  WCU Homecoming. The group will meet about bi-weekly during the fall semester through early November.

Chair: Cara Jenkins

This division-wide committee plans programs and initiatives, both personal and professional, through a balance of formal and informal opportunities that enhance skill-building, morale, and connection.

Co-Chairs: Emily Giffin and Robert DeMarco

This committee helps to plan, coordinate, and market all aspects of Ramboree. The group will meet monthly during most of the year, then bi-weekly after spring break through to the event.

Chair: Cara Jenkins

Annual award honoring up to 71 juniors and seniors who are high-achieving in both the academic and co-curricular realms. Bi-weekly meetings in the fall semester to solicit nominations and select honorees; weekly meetings in the spring semester to finalize and plan the event itself

Chair: Kiara Guzman-Ramos, Yessica Gutierrez, and Rob McColl

West Chester's First committee celebrates and supports WCU's first-generation college students by providing access to resources, opportunities to connect, and spaces to build a sense of community.

Chairs: Dr. Jayme Trogus, Amber Decker Haynes

The West Chester University Prevention Coalition drives a campus-wide commitment to preventing alcohol/other drug misuse and hazing, while promoting mental health and well-being. Through policy, education, communication, and collaborative action, we work to advance a coordinated prevention approach that fosters a safe and healthy campus community.