Integrity. Respect. Diversity. Citizenship.
The Dean of Students Office serves the University's most valuable asset - Our Students.
Mission of the Office of the Dean of Students
The Office of the Dean of Students advances the educational mission of East Carolina University and the Division of Student Affairs by facilitating students’ knowledge, understanding, and utilization of institutional resources by providing a critical support structure and out-of-class learning opportunities that enrich the overall student experience.
As educators, the Dean of Students staff provides programs and services designed to encourage the holistic growth and development of each student throughout their ECU career. The office supports students in their efforts toward effective leadership, responsible citizenship, identity development, and personal success.
The office supports students in the transition to and from college life, empowers students to become active participants and leaders in campus life, both inside and outside of the classroom, engages students in learning opportunities that will allow them to become responsible, compassionate and contributing members of the campus community, fosters an environment where differences among people and ideas are understood, respected and valued, and increases understanding and appreciation of student rights and responsibilities.
Specific areas of focus within the Dean of Students scope of responsibilities include: Career Services, the Center for Counseling and Student Development, Disability Support Services, Student Health Services, Student Legal Services, and Student Rights and Responsibilities.
General Services
The East Carolina University Dean of Students Office is the central campus resource for addressing student complaints and inquiries. All issues and concerns need to be filed through this office. The Dean of Students is the official ECU office to contact for discrimination complaints against students.
Staff members are available to discuss general and specific questions and concerns about university life, transitional issues, policies, procedures and University services. This includes support with academic, personal, or social issues and concerns, assistance in adjusting to university life, and support in the event of a personal, medical or family emergency.
You can reach us by CALLING 252-328-9297 or by visiting us in 362 Wright Building.
