Intercultural Leadership Seminar is an interactive 6-day program intended to provide participants with a deeper understanding of how to work more effectively in intercultural settings.
SafeRide is a free service that transports students, faculty, and staff to their residence or vehicle within a one-mile radius of campus. Riders may use this service once per evening and must present a valid U-M ID.
LeaderShape® is a leadership development program that is free for all U-M students. A wonderful opportunity for student leaders of all ages, the University of Michigan offers two sessions of the LeaderShape® Institute each year.
You will identify something you are passionate about and create a vision and action plan to help share that idea with friends, campus, the community, and the world. You will learn how to lead with integrity through a variety of fun and educational experiences. You will leave with the tools to effectively implement this vision and lead differently.
Private financial support helps ensure that the Division of Student Affairs is capable of continuing its work shaping leaders and fostering the development of the whole student. Through our programs, services, facilities and partnerships, we facilitate student transformation and enrich the education of every student, every day.
The Division of Student Affairs at the University of Michigan is committed to making its websites as accessible to as many users as possible regardless of the challenges that they face.
The DSA Organizational Chart is available in PDF format for a visual perspective. The Division of Student Affairs offers an array of critical services available to support Michigan students throughout campus. On this organizational chart you will find the leaders of the units that comprise DSA and their reporting structure.
Interested in participating in the Division of Student Affair's Student Advisory Board? The DSA Student Advisory Board provides advice to the Vice President for Student Affairs on pressing student issues.
The William DeHart Hubbard Scholarship Fund is an endowed scholarship fund to benefit students who desire to pursue their academic endeavors at the University of Michigan. With a target goal of $100,000+, the endowment fund welcomes all levels of financial gifts.
Faculty, Staff and program alumni may apply to serve as Cluster Facilitators for the week. We will build a team of facilitators that represent diverse identities, roles, sectors of campus or community, skills and passions. Each cluster is co-facilitated by a student and a staff /faculty member (or alumnus).
Neighborhood Ambassadors provide fellow students with information, resources and opportunities to create a better living environment in their off-campus neighborhoods. They act liaisons between the campus, Ann Arbor community, and student residents in order to enhance communication, collaboration and problem-solving.
"Honestly, I don’t think any one student is the 'Michigan Difference'. I think the U of M community as a whole embodies this idea through their diverse talents and wide range of knowledge and experiences that they bring to the table in everything they do."
The Division of Student Affairs is committed to student learning and the development of the whole student in a diverse campus community. Through our programs, services, facilities and partnerships, we facilitate students' transformation and enrich their education.
