The Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs is a problem-solving resource center for all students. Programs and services are offered to assist commuters, and veterans and their dependents. The office notifies academic colleges, should a student be unable to do so, in case of an emergency that keeps a student from attending classes for an extended period of time. Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Business Tomorrow, Golden Key Honor Society, and the Freshman Honor Society, Phi Eta Sigma. Staff members conduct interviews with students who are taking a leave of absence.
Applications are available for undergraduate readmission.
Student Employment Increased interpersonal skills and better time management often result from a student's college work experience. The SU Student Employment Service posts jobs for every department and, depending on experience and hourly commitment, students can find a position. A job development specialist also helps those students seeking off-campus employment. There are more than 250 organizations in which students may be involved. These groups include academic, honorary, club sports, advocacy, pre-professional, multicultural, religious, volunteer service, and many more.