Student Affairs at UT educates and empowers students to be global citizens through experiential and diverse learning experiences. Through the Spartan Code and Spartan Ready, students pledge and develop high demand competencies to become effective leaders and engaged citizens.
Engage with the Dean
As the Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students, Stephanie Russell Krebs serves as the senior student affairs officer of the University. Dean Krebs encourages students to engage with her so she can fully understand the student voice.
- Lunch with the Dean and Student Government President
Stephanie Russell Krebs and the student government president eat lunch during the academic year in the Vaughn Center cafeteria every Friday from noon - 1 p.m. and use this opportunity to meet students. If you would like to eat lunch with the dean, email deanstudents@ut.edu with the Friday you are available, and she will meet you in the cafeteria for great food and even better conversation. - Social Media
Follow Dean Russell Krebs on Facebook. Messages will go out regularly about campus events and creative contests will take place. Don’t miss out. Friend and follow! - Diversity Advisory Group
A forum for the administrators to hear directly from students about their experiences to better advocate for a more inclusive learning environment that supports unique perspectives and values differences. - Connect Lunch
Designed to encourage positive engagement and mentoring outside of the classroom between faculty, staff and students, the Connect UT Lunch Program offers faculty and staff members the opportunity to dine with up to three students during the academic year.
Contact the Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean
deanstudents@ut.edu
(813) 253-6204
Plant Hall 124
