Oklahoma State University
Student Affairs at Oklahoma State University
Welcome to Student Affairs!

With over 400 student organizations, 25 residence halls, more than 30 campus dining options,

a rich tradition of greek life, the world's largest student union, and one of the nation's best campus

recreation facilities,Oklahoma State University is a great place to be!  We have all the services you'd expect from a comprehensive flagship university and an inviting campus atmosphere our students are proud to call home.

Brilliant students and scholars from all over the world come to our beautiful campus and are pleased to find a host of social services, engaging people to meet, best friends to make, national speakers, daily programs and activities, and 840 acres of Neo-Georgian Style architecture and green space, all situated in a great midwestern college town with quick access to two nearby city centers.

 

The Division of Student Affairs is home to Campus Life, Campus Recreation, Career Services, Residential Life, the Seretean Wellness Center, the Student Union, University Counseling Services, and University Health Services, and we're proud to support the students at Oklahoma State.

 

 
Behavioral Consultation Team

The Behavioral Consultation Team (BCT) is a specially trained group of professional staff members from several university departments with mental health, student development, law enforcement, academic, administrative and legal expertise. The team is chaired by the Vice President for Student Affairs and investigates and evaluates threats and other concerning behavior, implements strategies for managing individuals that may pose a threat of harm. The team’s goal is to work with all parties involved to effect a safe campus environment.

If you see something, say something!
The vigilance of all Cowboys is critical in keeping the campus safe.

 
International Symposium on Student Affairs

The Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs and OSU International Students and Scholars hosted a landmark international symposium on the functions and processes of American Student Affairs in July 2009.  Administrators from four Chinese universities toured OSU, met with senior staff, and attended lectures on the fundamental concepts upon which student services are based in the United States.

This collaboration is believed to be one of the first of its kind in the world and OSU Student Affairs is excited to be at the forefront of creativity and innovation.