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Welcome to the Dean of Students Office
We Assist Students as they Navigate their Wildcat Journey
The Dean of Students Office will be closed December 24th to January 1st to observe the University closure.
You can email us at DOS-deanofstudents@email.arizona.edu or leave a detailed voicemail at 520-621-7057. Our staff will get back to you at their earliest convenience.
Thank you and Bear Down, Go Wildcats! Happy Holidays!
As a member of the Wildcat community, students are expected to uphold and maintain an honest academic environment and abide by the standards set forth by the Arizona Board of Regents. All members of the University community are encouraged to know these expectations and understand your rights and responsibilities.
Our Student Assistance team helps students, including their family, friends, faculty, and staff to navigate University resources, understand policies and procedures, manage crises, life traumas, and other barriers that impede student success. We are committed to student engagement, well-being, and academic success.
Our department houses several programs in which students can get connected with the campus. Our goal is to foster a caring culture on campus and make sure all students feel supported and equipped to thrive during their Wildcat journey.
The Arizona Daily Wildcat is the award-winning, student-managed and -produced news outlet serving the University of Arizona and greater Tucson since 1899. The Daily Wildcat publishes daily at DailyWildcat.com, and regularly distributes its nationally-recognized print newspaper across the UA campus and neighboring communities.
KAMP Student Radio is home to more than 100 student volunteers and employees who host shows in all genres of music, talk, sports, and more. Students manage the station, anchor its shows, and provide mobile DJ services to campus organizations and local businesses.
UATV3 is the University of Arizona's editorially-independent, student-run television station, broadcasting to more than 6,500 students across the UA's 23 on-campus residence halls (via the iconic "Channel 3"), and to the greater UA student, alumni and other supporting community via online streaming platforms, such as Facebook Live.