Vice President Dennis Pruitt has led student affairs at UofSC since 1983. He is supported by five associate vice presidents who manage administration, development, enrollment management, housing and student development, planning and assessment and student life.
Our leadership team sets the tone for Student Affairs and Academic Support, and our organization chart [pdf] provides an overview of the current reporting structure.
Dennis Pruitt leads the Division of Student Affairs and Academic Support and is responsible for the hundreds of programs, services and initiatives that facilitate students' enrollment at UofSC and support their success in and beyond college.
Stacey Bradley leads issue resolution, operational management, fiscal management, human resources management and audit advisement for the division; oversees University 101 Programs; the National Resource Center for The First-Year Experience; the Student Success Center; and the areas of communications, finance, human resources, information technology and ombuds services; and she leads the university's implementation of the EAB Student Success Collaborative.
Scott Verzyl oversees all areas of enrollment management – the offices, programs and services that help attract and enroll students. He is responsible for financial aid, orientation, the registrar, student enrollment analytics, TRIO programs, undergraduate admissions and the visitor center.
Pam Bowers leads the division-wide continuous improvement process that is documented in Blueprints for Excellence. In collaboration with the office of the provost, she leads Beyond The Classroom Matters, a university initiative to integrate records of student involvement into institutional data.
Kirsten Kennedy oversees student health services, housing and its faculty-led and associated learning communities.
Anna Edwards is responsible for athletics tickets for students; campus recreation; fraternity and sorority life; multicultural student affairs; off-campus living and neighborhood relations; parent and family programs; the Russell House University Union and its associated programs, including leadership and community service; and student media.
Marc Shook oversees the Office of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity, the Student Disability Resource Center and Substance Abuse Prevention and Education.