Student Affairs

Welcome to the Student Affairs graduate assistantship webpage.  Student Affairs is comprised of 16 departments and offers dozens of Graduate Assistant/Teaching Assistant (GA/TA) positions each year.   

These positions provide graduate students education and professional benefits.  GA/TA positions assist in creating learning connections between academic coursework and the assistantship experience and provide financial resources tha...

Not Anymore is being replaced with SIUE Sexual Violence Prevention training starting in August in time for the required 21-22 academic year training. 

SIUE Sexual Violence Prevention is part of our commitment to taking all appropriate steps to eliminate prohibited conduct, prevent its recurrence and address its effects. Participating in this violence prevention training is one important piece in creating a positive and healthy community at SIUE. SIUE Sexual Violence Prevention is SIUE&#821...

The well-being of all students, staff and faculty are important at SIUE. In order to provide support to those who have experienced a bias incident, the Bias Incident Response Protocol (BIRT) has been established. This protocol aims for prevention, monitoring, response, reporting and restoration within the campus community. Visit BIRT for more information or to submit a report.

As a member of the global community, SIUE’s mission is to shape a changing world by providing access to higher education to all individuals, regardless of their citizenship status. You are our students. You are welcome and appreciated for the contribution of your unique identities and lived experiences to the richness of our increasingly diverse and inclusive campus. SIUE recognizes the turmoil created by the reversal of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, confusion ...

The Prevention Education and Advocacy Center (PEACe) has been established to help foster a climate free from sexual assault, sexual misconduct, stalking, and relationship violence through clear and effective policies, coordinated education and prevention programs, and prompt and equitable procedures for reporting and resolution of complaints.