Vision
A diverse and engaged community where staff and students develop into globally conscious, compassionate humans of integrity.
Mission
We empower our students to develop into individuals with a sense of belonging, capable of creating healthy communities.
We do this by:
- creating and facilitating clear policies
- providing critical care and support
- fostering intentional and inclusive experiences
Student Life Office Hours
Our Student Life leaders will be holding informal office hours around campus in addition to our regular available times each week.
| Staff Member | Location | Time |
| Dr. Erica Howard, Dean of Students | Stirling's | Tuesdays at 3:00 p.m. |
| emily britt, Associate Dean of Students | Stirling's | Thursdays at 9:00 a.m. |
| Alicia Cooper, Assistant Dean of Residential Life | Biehl Commons | Wednesdays at 3:00 p.m. |
| Donald Abels, Director of Greek Life | Biehl Commons | Thursdays at 1:00 p.m. |
| John Benson, Director of the Sewanee Outing Program | Wellness Commons side patio | Wednesdays at 12:00 p.m. |
| Taja Davidson, Director of Community Standards | McClurg Dining Hall | Wednesdays at 9:00 a.m. |
| Diane Dekker, Assistant Director of Student Accessibility Services | DuPont Library | Wednesdays at 9:00 a.m. |
Dean of Students
The deans of students and the entire division of student life staff and student leaders collaborate to foster an engaged community dedicated to student development, where living honorably is our long-standing tradition.
Student Involvement
Student Involvement at Sewanee, through its programs, organizations, and events, coordinates and implements cultural, educational, recreational, and social co-curricular activities that contribute to the University’s purpose of the development of the whole person through a liberal arts education.
Greek Life
We have some of the oldest chapters in the nation. What makes Greek life at Sewanee a bit different from other campuses is that most sorority-and-fraternity sponsored events are open to the entire campus. It's one of the most welcoming Greek life practices around.
Residential Life
The Residential Life Staff at Sewanee work to foster EQB with the over 98% of undergraduates living on campus. Review more information for incoming and current students, leadership positions, housing options and so much more below.
Sewanee Outing Program
The Sewanee Outing Program (SOP) gives students the chance to explore Sewanee’s 13,000-acre campus, the surrounding region, and wilderness areas across the United States.
Student Life Staff
The division of student life staff and student leaders collaborate to foster an engaged community dedicated to student development, where living honorably is our long-standing tradition.
Student Life Newsletter & Annual Report
The Student Life newsletter spotlights current campus happenings, student activities and accomplishments, and news from the Student Life Division.
The Sewanee Pledge
Plan to do something cool. We'll cover the rest.
Sewanee provides funding for an approved summer internship or research fellowship, a semester-long study abroad opportunity at no additional tuition cost, and the ability to graduate with one major in four years. Of course, you will have to do your part. If you meet Sewanee’s academic and social expectations, these opportunities will be provided.
Programs of Study
38 Majors, 44 Minors, 3 Certificates & More
Our small classes mean that your voice will be heard, your contribution will be expected, and your opinion will be listened to (and disagreed with, and challenged, and seen from a different perspective, and pushed in a new direction, and considered—and you know what? Maybe we’re both right. See how it works?).
Campus Life
Welcome movers, shakers, dreamers, explorers, and soon-to-be lifelong friends.
We're a community where everyone has a place and there's a place for everyone. Group study? We'll bring our notes. Rock climbing? We're geared up and ready. Jam session? Sure, we'll play with you. Whatever you want to do, at Sewanee, you'll never have to go it alone. Unless you need your space. Then, we totally get it.
