Student Life
The role of the Student Development Office is to interact with students, faculty, and staff members to represent student concerns and to provide programs and services that facilitate both personal and academic growth. Students' learning occurs in and out of the classroom – online, in a computer lab, in the cafeteria, classroom or a student activity.
We hope you will make the most out of your time at MassBay. It is important to us that we represent student concerns.
OFFICES & DEPARTMENTS
Student Affairs departments and staff members are dedicated to providing an environment that will enable students to effectively engage in academic and intellectual work, community service, and other activities that enrich their academic career. Staff members advise students, plan programs for student transition, uphold standards, provide academic resources and support, offer assistance with academic and career goals, and provide venues to participate in community and cultural events. By doing so, we hope to enhance the quality, character, and perspectives of our students.
Division of Student Affairs
Marva J. Perry, Assistant Provost for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs
Office of Student Development
Dr. Elizabeth Blumberg, Dean of Students
Academic Advising, Sarah Reading, Director
Admissions, Donna Raposa, Director
Athletics, Recreation, & Wellness Center, Bill Raynor, Director
Career Services & Veterans' Affairs, Julie Komack, Director
Counseling Services, Jon Edwards, Director
Financial Assistance, Elizabeth Enos, Director
Registrar (Registration & Student Records), Ali Guvendiren, Registrar
Student Activities, Student Government & Orientation, Julie A. Schleicher, Coordinator
PUBLICATIONS
Activities Calendar
The Office of Student Activities publishes a monthly calendar listing the variety of activities and sporting events at MassBay.
Student Handbook & Planner
The Student Handbook & Planner outlines many resources, services, responsibilities, and policies designed to encourage student success . The Student Handbook is available online (hotlink); the accompanying academic planner is available in print to assist students with scheduling appointments, classes, and exams.
If necessary, you may request a printed version at the Office of Student Development.