Office of Student Affairs

　Unit introduction

The Office of Student Affairs deals with a variety of student affairs and embraces an ideology of nurturing students by means of education. The OSA pursues the “MOVE” project, which features four different aspects: “morality,” “optimism,” “volunteerism,” and “empowerment,” which enable students to develop their potential and their willingness to serve others, thus becoming optimistic, moral and healthy individuals.

　Organizational framework

The office consists of a Head Director (responsible for organizing student affairs) and a director and several staff members for each respective component team (unit), including the extracurricular activity team, the life counseling team, the consultation/counseling center, the service learning center, the career development center, the health care center and the health promotion center.

　Services

📚Extracurricular Activities Section
	Organizes all student extracurricular activities and student aid, and pursues multiple goals, such as fortifying students’ skills in and attitude toward participation in public affairs, creating an excellent yet casual learning environment, and promoting the artistic level of students. Also, through offering scholarships, this team offers substantial encouragement that further motivates students to strive in their studies.
📚Student Advising Section
	Manages campus security, accommodations, rewards and punishments, and education on laws and ethics. The objectives are to establish a multi-cultural campus, improve student morality, improve the re-enrollment assistance mechanism for dropouts, provide counseling services, and create a safe and healthy learning environment to bring sustainable development into reality.
📚Counseling Center
	Organizes and executes the planning, monitoring and execution of counseling services (including tertiary prevention). The objectives are to enhance student mental health, establish a network for an assortment of tasks such as assisting mentally and/or physically disabled students, promoting gender equality and preventing sexual harassment and assaults, enhancing class-conducting effectiveness of academic advisors, implementing tertiary counseling to help student growth, promoting life education-oriented psychological counseling, providing counseling-related activities, and others.
📚Service-Learning Center
	Organizes community service education and planning, provides care-taking in nearby communities and incorporates community services into the curriculum. The objectives of this center are to cultivate civic-minded citizens with good ethics and a love of country, and who possess a global perspective. Planned social services and structuralized service needs are used to promote student learning and development, bring forth positive personal growth in students, and further motivate them to dedicate themselves to civic service and to be proactive in societal affairs.
📚 Career Center
	Organizes and executes tasks such as setting up student learning e-portfolios, career planning, following alumni career trends, organizing on-campus recruitment activities, applying for career assistance projects, executing career assistance services, providing aid for students to understand their own career orientation, gain an overview of the industry, and improve their competitiveness, helping students integrate their values and implementing career-matching.
📚Healthcare Center
	Organizes all healthcare, health promotion and student insurance tasks. Uses first-aid training to improve students’ first-aid skills and promote health maintenance abilities in students, thereby promoting physical health.
📚Healthcare Promotion Center
	Fulfills the staff and students’ needs for better health. Provides health promotion programs and learning opportunities to enhance individual and group health concepts. Establishes an independent and proactive healthy lifestyle, and enhances quality of life and health.

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