December, January 2021

December, January 2021

250
CENTER FOR SEXUALITY &
GENDER DIVERSITY
Provided three Safe Zone trainings
to faculty, staff, and students and
had in-person interactions with over
250 students.
10%
COUNSELING &
PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES
Provided 632 students with
counseling and psychological
services, a 10% increase in students
served.
32
EMILY TAYLOR CENTER FOR
WOMEN & GENDER EQUITY
Engaged 32 students in programs
through Zine Club (17) and
Feminist-Empowerment-Self-Defense
(15) programs.
67%
HEALTH EDUCATION
RESOURCE OFFICE
Received 503 student responses to
the National College Health
Assessment (NCHA) survey, a 67%
increase from last NCHA survey.

December, January 2021

304
HILLTOP CHILD
DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Maintained 304 enrolled children
while experiencing a 4 student-staff
decrease from the previous month.
39%
KU MEMORIAL UNION
KJHK now boasts 74 DJs on its
roster, surpassing its annual goal of
69 DJs. This figure is double AY 20-21
and 39% higher than AY 19-20.
56%
LEGAL SERVICES FOR
STUDENTS
Experienced a 56% increase in
student appointments dealing with
financial issues when compared to
AY 20-21.
88
OFFICE OF MULTICULTURAL
AFFAIRS
Provided education to 88 students
through its Treat Yourself (61) and The
Bare Minimum: An Introduction to DEI
Language & Framework (27) programs.

December, January 2021

62
RECREATION SERVICES
Intramural basketball returned from
a one-year hiatus with 62 intramural
basketball teams.5 Club sports also
collectively traveled 4,818 miles,
returning to AY 19-20 levels.
92%
SEXUAL ASSAULT
PREVENTION & EDUCATION
CENTER
Reported a 92% completion rate for
the online sexual harassment course,
a 50% increase from AY 20-21.
70
SORORITY & FRATERNITY
LIFE
Provided leadership programming
to 70 chapter presidents and council
officers at its annual SFL Advance
program.
242
STUDENT CONDUCT &
COMMUNITY STANDARDS
Adjudicated 242 student conduct
cases, a 54% increase.7 Despite this,
there was a 19% decrease in case
processing time.

December, January 2021

29
STUDENT INVOLVEMENT &
LEADERSHIP CENTER
Hosted 29 student organizations
and 87 students at the Virtual Winter
Involvement Fair.
1,860
STUDENT HOUSING
Confirmed emergency contact
information for 1,860 residents
through a targeted, two-week
verification process led by student
undergraduate staff.
122
STUDENT MONEY
MANAGEMENT SERVICES
Provided 122 students with
in-person presentations (101) and
consultations (11).
79
STUDENT SUPPORT & CASE
MANAGEMENT
Received 79 student referrals, raising
yearly total to 549 referrals. At
current rate, SSCM is projected to
significantly outpace prior year.

December, January 2021

109
WATKINS HEALTH SERVICES
Provided 109 international students
with critical health information and
services, including vaccinations for
measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR)
and meningitis.

AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS

  • Ash Wilson (SGD) was recently named to Director.

  • Rinne-Julie Früster (OMA) was recently promoted to Assistant Director for Social Justice Programming.

  • Stephanie Darden (Memorial Unions) will serve as Inclusivity Coordinator for ACUI.

  • The SCCS staff will present on Inclusive Conflict as well as Organizational Amnesty & Transparency at the ASCA conference.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

  • February is Canned Food Month. SMMS and SAFE (Student Advocates for Financial Education) are celebrating the month with a Canned Food Drive. The collection barrel is located in Summerfield Hall, room 350. All donations are welcomed.

  • Terri Knoll Johnson Memorial Award & Women’s Memorial Award. Accepting applications through April 20, 2022. More information can be found at the ETCWGE website.