Office of Student Life
As our name suggests, Nebraska Wesleyan’s Office of Student Life cares about your entire life as an Ïã¸ÛÁùºÏ²Ê×ÊÁÏ´óÈ« student. We care about your safety, your shelter, your health and nutrition. We care about your emotional well-being, your engagement on campus and your connections with classmates. And we care about the direction your working life is headed.
Connect with our programs, services and resources as you set out to make the very most of your Nebraska Wesleyan experience.
- Career Center
- Commuter Student Support
- Counseling Services
- Diversity & Inclusion
- Gender-Based Violence Prevention
- Residential Education
- Student Health Center
- Student Integrity
- Student Involvement
- University Ministries
Mission
Student Life supports and engages students throughout their journey with Nebraska Wesleyan University. Our student-centered environment fosters a sense of belonging where students can develop personally and academically. Our staff of educators are committed to providing co-curricular experiences that create positive transformations in the lives of students.
Values and Learning Outcomes
Personal Growth and Well-being â¶Ä¯
Our students will develop an understanding of themselves to make choices that promote growth in their physical, emotional, social, vocational, and spiritual well-being.
Community
Our students will understand their roles and responsibilities within a campus environment and become an engaged member of the local and global community.
Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
Our students will evaluate problems, issues, and questions through intellectual reasoning and reflection to make decisions aligned with their values.
Leadership
Our students will expand their leadership capacity to effectively influence positive change and motivate others in future careers and communities.
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Our students will contribute to a campus community where all individuals belong, through the recognition and appreciation of diverse experiences, perspectives, backgrounds, and identities.