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The ability for a student to succeed at Virginia Commonwealth University relies on many facets of a student’s life working in tandem with each other. The academic rigors of a higher education, coupled with the aspects of co-curricular involvement and the multitude of other obligations, provides for a plethora of challenges and demands for each student.

Dean of Students

The Dean of Students office aims to help students chart a path toward success, overcoming barriers as they arise and ensuring that the proper support services are being utilized as needed.

About

Learn more about the faculty who serve in the Dean of Students Office. The Dean of Students Office can help connect students with complex problems to resources.

Resources

Resources available to the VCU community are listed here.

Report It

Report a concern or learn more about types of concerns to report. In all instances, emergency situations should be reported immediately to VCU Police at (804) 828-1234 or dial 911.

Initiatives and Partnerships

The Dean of Students Office has formal partnerships with several groups on campus to allow two way communication about student issues.

Freshman Parking

Beginning with the fall 2017 semester, VCU will employ a No Car Protocol for first-year residential students.

Safety at VCU

Staying safe at VCU is a top priority. If this is an emergency, call VCU Police at (8-1234).

Assisting Distressed Students

Have a concern about a student? Submit an online report.

Report It

Report a concern or learn more about types of concerns to report. In all instances, emergency situations should be reported immediately to VCU Police at (804) 828-1234 or dial 911.

RAMSWay

RAMSWay, is a series of routes connecting key locations, such as classroom buildings, gyms, libraries, residence halls, and parking decks, on the campuses of VCU.

Not Anymore Training FAQs

Get some answers to popular questions regarding the required Not Anymore training.

Bias Response Team

Find out who's on the bias response team, what the team does and how to report an incident.

Campus Resources

Finding support at VCU can mean many different things. Here are a few ways to find support inside and outside the classroom.

Student Accessibility and Educational Opportunity

SAEO welcomes and serves VCU students with documented disabilities who are registered for classes on the Monroe Park Campus.

Military Student Services

Helping veterans, active service members, spouses and dependents who receive military benefits successfully transition to VCU.

New Student and Family Programs

Helping new Rams and their families transition to Virginia Commonwealth University and connect with meaningful university engagement opportunities.

Rams in Recovery

VCU believes strongly that students should not have to choose between their recovery and their education.

MCV Campus

Offers disability and academic support services to students in the VCU Health Sciences schools.

Policies to Know

Know the policies to be a successful student at VCU. Have a question about a policy? Check the Policy Library to view them all.

Office of Student Conduct & Academic Integrity

Learn how VCU students can help foster a community that supports academic success.

Student Code of Conduct

Read more about the VCU Student Code of Conduct.

VCU Honor System

Read more about the VCU Honor System.

Get Involved

There are a number of opportunities for students, faculty and staff to be involved.

Reservation and Use of Space

Information about reserving space at VCU.

Technology on Campus

Check out the resources available that help you stay plugged in while you are on campus.

Resident Tech Support

Live on campus? Get technical support and services through the Resnet Help Desk.

RamTech

RamTech is VCU's computer store and technology showroom.

IT Support Center

Quick, courteous, and comprehensive IT support.

Software Center

View the software packages available to the VCU community.

VCUCard

Make sure know all the ways VCUCard can make your life simpler on or off campus.

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Virginia Commonwealth University

Division of Student Affairs

901 Floyd Avenue
Box 843017
Richmond, VA 23284

Email: dsa@vcu.edu
Phone: (804) 828-1244

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