Student Affairs and Student Access & Success Division History

Current Vice President

Interim VP: Ali Threet, Ph.D. | 801-626-7256 | alithreet@weber.edu

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History

1977

Sensing a need for an intense study of the many components of student services and the need to integrate the efforts of the various units, a long range planning committee was established early in the spring of 1977. The long range plan recommended bringing all existing student services units together under a Vice President. The concept of a Division of Student Affairs was first approved by President Rodney Brady. He left the school during the search process for a Vice President in Spring of 1985, and the concept was put on hold.

1986

In May of 1986 President Stephen Nadauld reopened the search with the following units included: School Services, Admissions, Financial Aid, Scholarships, Registration, Records, Graduation, Orientation and Academic Advisement, Career Planning and Placement, Counseling, Special Student Services, Health Center, Food Service, Housing and Residential Halls, Student Facility Operation, Student Activities, Union Building.

Units such as the bookstore, Services for Women Students, Services for International Students, Services for Multicultural Students, Art Services, Games Area, Wilderness Recreation, Mail Service, Student Governance, Services for Physically Challenged, Learning centers, Student Support Services, and Greek Organizations were all subsets of the above mentioned.

2023

New division created for Student Access & Success (SAS). This division aligns areas of Enrollment Management & Student Success with areas that fell under the former Student Affairs division. The vice president of SAS position replaces the vice president of Student Affairs and will report dually to the president and provost.

Past Vice Presidents

Jessica Oyler, Ph.D.: 2023-2025

Brett Perozzi, Ph.D.: 2017 - 2022

Janet C. Winniford, Ph.D.: 2006 - 2017

Toni Weight: 2004 - 2006

Anand K. Dyal-Chand: 1998 - 2004

Marie Kotter: 1986 - 1998