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About
About Puget Sound
Founded in 1888, University of Puget Sound is an independent, residential, and predominantly undergraduate liberal arts college.
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Academics
SOMETHING YOU DO
Part of a Puget Sound education is the opportunity for a wide variety of experiential learning options, including internships, studying abroad, and more.
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Admission
OPENING DOORS
Create your own path and pursue a life of purpose and impact.
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Student Life
We look forward to seeing you!
Learn about our weeklong orientation program that immerses you in campus and the community while preparing you to tackle your academic studies.
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Alumni
Once a Logger...
Always a Logger! Just because you're not still living on campus and visiting the Cellar for pizza doesn't mean you have to be disconnected from what's happening on campus!
Leadership Opportunities
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Student Affairs & Dean of Students
- Referral Guide for Student Concerns
- Rights & Responsibilities
- Student Handbook
- Alcohol Permit Process
- Graduate School Recommendations
- On-Campus Fundraising
- Resources for Undocumented Persons
- Take Your Professor to Lunch
- 5 Things Update
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Residence Life
- Halls & Houses
- Housing Selection
- Important Housing Dates
- Move In
- Policies, Rates, & Forms
- Residence Hall Association
- Apply to Join ResLife
- Resources
- Important Dates
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Residence Life
- Living On Campus as a Graduate Student
- Important Dates
- Policies, Rates, & Forms
- Residence Life
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Counseling, Health, & Wellness Services
- Emergency & After Hours
- Programs & Services
- Policies & Procedures
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Resources
- Emotional Support Animals
- Preventing the Spread of Infectious Diseases
- Study Abroad Travel Medicine
- Substance Abuse Prevention
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- FAQ
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Spirituality & Religious Life
- Spiritual & Religious Holidays & Observances
- New & Arriving Students
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Religious Life Advisor & Local Communities
- Religious Life Advisor Application Process
- United Methodist Connections & Resources
- Swope Endowed Lecture on Ethics, Religion, Faith, & Values
- Counseling, Health, & Wellness Services
- Student Involvement & Programs
Leadership Opportunities
Do you know someone that has made a powerful impact on you? Have they demonstrated leadership skills that have moved you? Show your appreciation for all they have done and nominate them for a leadership award!
Nominations are open now and will close March 1st
Award ceremony will be help April 10th
For more information about the awards click below
Leadership Development Workshop Series
Interested in applying for a leadership position in the Division of Student Affairs that strongly encourages enrollment in or completion of the DSA leadership courses, but don’t have space in our schedule for the courses? Sign up for this workshop series to learn some of the most pertinent skills and tools from the program. These workshops are co-facilitated by a student affairs professional and student leaders who have amply leadership experience to share. RSVP to sipstudent@pugetsound.edu.
Workshop Series:
Leadership Skills and Mission Development (Oct. 26, 2021 | 5:30-7:30pm)
Consciousness of Self (Nov. 9, 2021 | 5:30-7:30pm)
Consciousness of Others (Feb 1, 2022 | 5:30-7:30pm)
Consciousness of Contexts (TBD)
Leadership for Change (TBD)
Residence Life Student Leader
We are hiring for the Spring 2022 semester! Current second-year students and above are welcome to apply
2022-2023 applications for both new and returning candidates are now available for some of the most rewarding, challenging, engaging, and life-changing positions you will ever have. Who should apply to be part of this dynamic team? Any student looking to make a difference in their community, and gain valuable life skills along the way.
Apply To Become A Residence Life Student Leader
Leadership Development Courses
This course prepares students to be engaged and active leaders on campus and beyond. The course serves as a foundation for leadership roles within the Division of Student Affairs and is the first course in a two-course series required or highly recommended for various leadership roles within Student Affairs. It serves as an introduction to a variety of leadership development models and helps students explore how to implement leadership skills and strategies employed by these models. For students already serving in leadership roles, this course bridges the gap between theory and practice by creating space for students to reflect on their leadership experiences, identify areas of growth, and learn from their own case studies and those of their peers.
This course prepares students to be engaged and active leaders on campus and beyond. The course serves as a foundation for leadership roles within the Division of Student Affairs and is the second course in a two-course series required or highly recommended for various leadership roles within Student Affairs. It serves to deepen students' understanding of a variety of leadership development models and helps students explore how to implement leadership skills and strategies employed by these models. For students already serving in leadership roles, this course bridges the gap between theory and practice by creating space for students to reflect on their leadership experiences, identify areas of growth, and learn from their own case studies and those of their peers.
Prerequisites
STAF 102
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