Student Affairs Mission
In support of the broader mission of the University of St. Thomas, the Division of Student Affairs creates holistic educational environments that prepare students to live, learn and contribute to our intercultural socety.
Anderson Athletic and Recreation Complex
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651-962-5920
andersonfac@stthomas.edu
The Anderson Athletic and Recreation Complex is a state-of-the-art athletic and fitness center which serves students, faculty, staff, alumni, and members of the community through supporting exceptional opportunities for personal growth, physical fitness, athletic success, and student participation in varsity, intramural, and recreational sports and activities at the University of St. Thomas.
Anderson Student Center
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651.962.6137
tommiecentral@stthomas.edu
The Anderson Student Center is a premiere, LEED Gold, community gathering space for student, faculty, staff, and alumni. The award winning 225,000 square foot space offers an exceptional co-curricular environment that includes meeting rooms, food venues, recreational and reception areas, a student leadership center and the fabulous Woulfe Alumni Hall.
Athletics / Intramurals
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651-962-5920
By promoting academic excellence and personal growth through a competitive sports program, the University of St.Thomas seeks to establish and maintain an environment in which a student's athletic endeavors are conducted as an integral part of his or her total experience.
St. Thomas is an NCAA Division III school and a member of the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Students compete in 20 varsity sports and nearly 40 club teams. Approximately 60 teams participate in the intramural sports program, which schedules competition on campus, among local colleges and independent groups.
Campus Life
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651-962-6130
campuslife@stthomas.edu
Campus Life creates experiences for students to interact and share interests, develop individual and group leadership and engage in creative programming that promotes inclusive communities. The department oversees 140 clubs and organizations, the Aquinas Yearbook, and club sports while directing spirit initiatives and leadership programs.
Career Development Center
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651-962-6761
career@stthomas.edu
The Career Development Center strives to personalize and diversify career services for students through technology and by adapting to the needs and developmental stages of a changing student body.
Child Development Center
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651-962-5040
childdevctr@stthomas.edu
With classrooms for children on the main floor and apartment residences for students on the second floor, this facility offers a unique living and learning experience with the the St.Thomas community.
Counseling and Psychological Services
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651-962-6780
counseling@stthomas.edu
Supporting the University of St. Thomas mission, Counseling and Psychological Services promotes the mental health, interpersonal relationships, and academic performance of UST students. We contribute to a healthy campus learning environment by providing psychological services to all who work, train, and study at the University.
Dean of Students
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651-962-6050
deanstudents@stthomas.edu
The Dean of Students Office cultivates the retention, growth and success of students. The staff educates and empowers students regarding their rights and responsibilities as members of the St. Thomas and surrounding community. The office ensures the university community functions as freely as possible from disruptive and inappropriate behavior through the oversight for student conduct, bias related incidents and sexual violence/harassment protocol. The department staff support students and their families in crisis or challenging situations and through collaborative programming in their transition to the university.
Health Services
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651-962-6750
studenthealth@stthomas.edu
UST Health Services, with clinics in Minneapolis and St. Paul, is the second largest comprehensive post-secondary health care center in the state. The purpose of Health Services is to provide high quality, cost effective, convenient, safe medical care and health education to ensure a healthy community
International Student Services
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651-962-6650
oiss@stthomas.edu
International Student Services provides high quality services to students from around the world. Currently, approximately 400 international students and scholars representing over 60 countries are studying at the University of St. Thomas.
McCarthy Gym
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651-962-5925
The McCarthy Gym, located on the South Campus of the University of St. Thomas’s St. Paul Campus, is a multi-purpose gym facility intended to support the recreational, intramural and athletic activities of the university community.
Off-Campus Student Services
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651-962-6138
offcampus@stthomas.edu
Off-Campus Student Services is dedicated to students by providing hospitality, information, programs, resources and services to all students with an emphasis on commuters.
Orientation / Registration
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651-962-6051
orientation@stthomas.edu
Orientation & Registration welcomes new undergraduate students and their families to the St. Thomas community and provides them with information and support to ease their transition to college.
Parent Resource
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651-962-6050
parentmail@stthomas.edu
The University of St. Thomas values the opportunity to work with students and their families throughout their entire University experience. The campus goal is to create a partnership that enhances our students’ success.
Residence Life
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651-962-6470
reslife@stthomas.edu
Housing over 2500 students, the Department of Residence Life creates vibrant communities in residence halls, apartments, and houses on the St. Paul campus. 90% of the first year class chose to live on campus.
Student Diversity and Inclusion Services
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651-962-6460
studentdiversity@stthomas.edu
Student Diversity & Inclusion Services (SDIS) enhances the climate for diversity on campus through programs and initiatives aimed at undergraduate students. The work of SDIS is based on four pillars: education, leadership, advocacy, and community. The primary objective is to ensure the retention, graduation, and satisfaction rates of students of color are equitable to their peers. SDIS staff also aim to increase the capacity of all students to work and serve in the diverse world in which we live.
Student Engagement
Student Engagement supports the Division of Student Affairs in developing strategies and initiatives that promote students’ retention, involvement, success, and institutional affiliation.
Veteran Resources
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651-962-6464
klob6303@stthomas.edu
Wellness Center
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651-962-6128
wellnessctr@stthomas.edu
The Wellness Center is dedicated to assisting students in developing healthy lifestyle choices and promoting behaviors that result in enhanced wellbeing.The Wellness Center embraces the concept of wellness in developing the whole person by offering programs, resources, and educational material on health promotion and illness prevention.
Emergency Notification
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Contact Us
Location
Anderson Student Center, Room 344
Phone
651-962-6120
Toll Free
(800) 328-6819 Ext 26120
Office Hours
Mon - Fri: 8am - 4:30pm