Eastern Washington University Children's Center

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The Childrens Centre of Eastern Washington University offers an educational, child-centered program to the children of EWU students, faculty and staff.

There are approximately 85 percent of enrollment represents student families.

It is located on campus in a state-of-the-art facility.

The Childrens Centre is managed through a contract between EWU and the YMCA of the Inland Northwest, and is state licensed to serve 194 children.

It serves children ranging from 6 weeks to 10 years of age.

The Centre provides full-time and part-time care, including after-school care.

It funded through direct payments from parents and underwritten with Services and Activities fees.

It Childrens Centre includes a state-funded, four-year-old classroom - ECEAP, to include education, health and nutrition, parent involvement and faculty support.

As you are looking for student affairs of Childrens Centre of this University, so here are student affairs:

Eastern Washington University Childrens Centre Student Affairs:

Student Affairs Organization:
Vice President:
Budget and Administrative Services
Assessment
Student Accounting
Childcare Center Contract/YMCA
Health Services Contract/ Rockwood Clinic
Career Services
Veterans Resource Center
Housing and Residential Life
Housing Operations
Residential Life
Living-Learning Communities

Dean of Students/ Associate Vice President for Student Life:
Campus Recreation
Club Sports
EPIC Adventures
Intramurals
Counseling and Psychological Services
Disability Support Services
Health, Wellness and Prevention Services
New Student Transitions and
Parent Programs
Student Activities, Involvement
and Leadership
Associated Students of EWU
Eagle Entertainment
Leadership/Greek Life
PRIDE Center
Special Events
Student Rights and Responsibilities
Student Support and Advocacy

Associate Vice President for Enrollment Services:
Admissions
Financial Aid and Scholarships
Records and Registration
Riverpoint Student Services
Student Communications
Student Employment Services

Strategic Totals 2012-2013

01 / Improve services and support for veterans
459 students receiving benefits, a 13% increase from 2011-12
482 attendees for Got Your 6 training
Received grant to defray childcare costs for student veterans
19 new donors and funding exceeding $11,000

02 / Improve the residential experience through enhanced housing and campus life
First year student Live On Requirement proposed
Student satisfaction rating increased 5.14 %
Attrition decreased 6.52%
10% increase in the number of student residents involved in
Living-Learning Communities
24% of students on the deans list

03 / Improve campus life
Initial planning for PUB renovation begun
144 Clubs and Organizations

04 / Attract and retain students
13.2% increase in student enrollment since 2009
Purchased Customer Relations Management system
Re-designed communications to ensure alignment with Housing, Financial Aid, Admissions and Career Services
6 . Eastern Washington University . Student Affairs Annual Report . 2012-2013

05 / Improve services for students with disabilities
976 exams proctored for DSS students, a 14% increase
Added new accommodations specialist position

06 / Improve student preparation
for success through a strong orientation program
Established new department and revised staffing
Developed academic expectations program as part of revised orientation
In 2013, 1,305 students participated in firstSTEP, an
8% increase
1,587 parents and family members participated in firstSTEP
Established baseline student outcomes for firstSTEP
96% of attendees registered for 12+ credits during firstSTEP
89% of attendees agreed that orientation helped them develop connections with faculty and staff

07 / Improve resources for students in crisis/need of support
Created manager of student support and advocacy role
Developed partnership with Lutheran Community Services for onsite, confidential advocacy services, two days per week
Student emergency fund created with fundraising plan; developed protocol for students to request emergency funds and distributed $1,000 in 2013


Contacts
Eastern Washington University
Student Affairs
129 Showalter Hall
Cheney, WA 99004
509.359.4370