|
Division of Student Life Vision
Provide Mills students with a transformative student learning experience.
Division of Student Life Mission
The mission of the Division of Student Life is to educate the whole student by providing learning experiences and opportunities grounded in social justice designed to prepare students to be engaged citizens in our global community. Our mission is in collaboration with and in service to the academic mission of Mills College.
DSL is comprised of the following:
Athletics, Physical Education, and Recreation
Career Services
Counseling and Psychological Services
Health Programs
Residential Life
Services for Students with Disabilities
Spiritual and Religious Life
Student Activities
Student Diversity Programs
Offices are located in Cowell, Haas Pavilion, Rothwell Center, in various locations in the residence halls, and in the Chapel. For more information call 510.430.2130.
Community Standards
All Mills College community members share responsibility for maintaining an environment in which the rights of each individual are respected. The personal and academic integrity of every person strengthens and improves the quality of life for the entire community. This is vital in striving toward a welcoming and supportive climate in which all people are respected and free to express differing ideas and opinions.
Code of Conduct
Mills College expects students to recognize the strength of personal differences while respecting institutional values. Students are encouraged to think and act for themselves; however, they must do so in a manner consistent with the community standards.
The purpose of the community standards and the Student Honor Code is to communicate these values and standards to the College community and promote an environment conducive to education, work, recreation, and study. Consult the Student Handbook for complete information on the Honor Code and other College policies affecting students.
Campus Computing Policy
Students are encouraged to use Mills computing systems for academic work as well as communication on and off campus. Such open access is a privilege, and it requires that individual users act responsibly in using Mills computing facilities, following electronic copyright laws and respecting the intellectual property rights of others. Consult the Student Handbook for complete information on the Mills Computing Agreement.
Drug-Free Campus Policy
Each student at Mills is considered an adult who assumes personal responsibility for her own conduct. Mills students are expected to comply with all state and federal laws as well as College policies regarding alcoholic beverages and other drugs, prescription or illicit.
The Student Handbook provides a complete description of the alcohol policy and regulations, guidelines, and procedures for student-sponsored events that may include alcohol and the sanctions regarding alcohol, or illegal drugs on campus.
 |