NVSU - Student Affairs & Services

Student Affairs & Services

History

The Student Affairs and Services (SAS) serves as the center of all student services, information and activities which aims to develop the individual student socially, intellectually, physically, morally, and spiritually. Its thrusts include positive discipline through social empowerment and cooperative living/learning development of student leaders for school and community responsibility.

Vision

The SAS shall become a model center for student programs and services, supportive of all co-curricular and extra-curricular needs essential for values education and citizenship training.

Mission

The SAS shall assist the student to use his potential and endowment to develop social and personal values imperative to make him become a well-rounded and productive citizen. The student, therefore, involves himself in co-curricular and extra-curricular activities of the University that provide opportunities for his personality development and character formation.

Goals

The SAS shall primarily promote a code of conduct for an academic community that leads the students to imbibe and respond to the University’s vision, mission, core values, and goals.

It shall be able to:

Provide programs that will enhance the students’ personal, intellectual, moral, physical, social, and spiritual development;
Assist students in their choice of career and life goals;
Provide housing facilities/services that shall enhance better habits and attitudes, and restore values of healthy living and efficient home management at reasonable cost;
Provide financial assistance to deserving students;
Provide activities designed for the students’ wise use of leisure time, development of sportsmanship, and personality and sociability; and
Provide opportunities for students’ involvement in the promotion of progressive nationalism and patriotism, leadership, and citizenship.

Objectives

To initiate and maintain specific programs that enhance the students’ personal and social development;
To provide opportunities for students to actively participate in campus organizations and functions that will train them to become leaders; and
To offer programs and services in the area of welfare, control, and development functions.