Welcome to the Division of Student Affairs

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Mission and Organization

Core Mission of Student Affairs

Core Mission of Student Affairs

Under Mackay Medical University’s overarching development goal of health promotion, the core mission of the Office of Student Affairs is "to promote and maintain student wellness."

Wellness is defined as “the active pursuit of activities, choices and lifestyles that lead to a state of holistic health.”

This concept emphasizes the active pursuit and cultivation of process and capacity, rather than the traditional notion of "health," which tends to focus on a single state and passive treatment after its loss. From the perspective of student affairs in a university setting, wellness can be divided into the following eight dimensions:

The campus implications covered by each dimension are as follows:
Wellness Dimension Campus Implications
身體(Physical) Health promotion, physical fitness enhancement, regular exercise, adequate sleep, balanced diet, respect for differences, disease prevention, emergency injury and illness response.
心理(Mental) Mental health promotion, psychological awareness, psychological counseling, comprehensive student support system, support networks.
情緒(Emotional) Social emotional learning, emotional expression, psychological resilience, positive discipline, emotional support, guidance-oriented reward and punishment.
社會(Social) Friendly campus, interpersonal relationships, sense of belonging, inclusive participation, service-learning, social responsibility and adaptability.
智能(Intellectual) Lifelong autonomous learning, critical thinking, logic and judgment, interdisciplinary learning, civic literacy.
靈性(Spiritual) Carrying forward the MacKay spirit, life education, character/moral education, meaning and value of existence, cultivating civic responsibility.
職涯(Occupational) Career development, career guidance, competency empowerment, equitable support.
環境(Environmental) Study support, scholarships and grants, communal spaces, campus safety, barrier-free campus, sustainable development, reasonable accommodations, housing safety.

Therefore, the essence of student affairs work is 'supporting the holistic conditions and capabilities that enable students to continuously develop their physical, mental, and overall quality of life.'

Simply put: our work is to help students live well and grow well.

Organization

Dean of Student Affairs (Tzu-Wei Wu)

Student Affairs Meeting

Student Life Section Chiu Mei-miao, Chief of Student Life Section Chiang, Po-Yi
Tsai, Wei-Hua Chen, Peng-Hua
Chen, Yu-Syun Chiang, Hung-Ying
YehHan-Yang Wang, Cheng-En
Extracurricular Activities Section He, Qiu-Ping, Chief of Extracurricular Activities Section
Career Services and Alumni Relations Section Wu, Tzu-Wei, Dean of Student Affairs (Concurrently supervising Section Affairs) Tsai, Wei-Hua
Health Center

Tsai,Shu-Fen,Chief of Health Center (Concurrently held by Faculty)

Lin, Miao-Chuan
P.E. Section Kuo-Chin Huang,Chief of Physical Education Section Chih-Pin Hsaio,Administrator
Counseling Center & Resource Classroom

Director Hong

Director of the Counseling Center

Counselor Chen

Counseling Psychologist

Counselor Su

Counseling Psychologist

Officer Chang

Administrative Officer

Counselor Song

Resource Classroom Counselor

ISRC

Student Affairs Meeting

Project Assistant 

Garcia Lin

Higher Education SPROUT Project Pei-Ling Hsu

Job Responsibilities

Sections Responsibilities Contact Person Extension
Student Life Section Administrative Responsibilities: Overseeing all administrative operations and campus security affairs of the Student Life Section. Chiu Mei-miao, Chief of Student Life Section ( Concurrently held by Faculty) 1247
  • Service-Learning Activities
  • Student Work-Study Fund Management
  • Student Rewards and Penalties
  • Mentoring System
  • Life Education Initiatives
Chen, Yu-Syun, Clerk 1134
  • Student Education Related Activities
  • Student Leave of Absence Requests
  • Student Grievances and Appeals
Tsai, Wei-Hua, Officer 1133
  • Co-Curricular & Life Education Activities
  • Student Housing Management (Check-in/Check-out, Room Assignment, Residential Life Operations, and Facility Maintenance/Repair Requests)
  • 校Housing Tours for Off-Campus Visitors and Campus Guiding Services
  1. Chiang,Po-Yi, Housing Advisor
  2. Chiang,Hung-Ying, Housing Advisor
  3. Chen,Peng-Hua, Housing Advisor
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  • Military Service Section
  • Traffic Safety Guidance
  • Emergency Response and Incident Handling
  • Campus Dog and Cat Care and Management
  • Human Rights and Legal Education Promotion
  • Anti-Bullying Awareness
  • Evacuation Guidelines
  • Student Traffic Safety Fund Management
  • Funding Management for Substitute Professional Staff in Student Affairs and Counseling Innovation
  • Drug Abuse Prevention
  • Lost and Found
  • Scam Prevention
  • Off-Campus Housing
  • Administration of Student Safety Affairs
Yeh,Han-Yang, Clerk
Wang,Cheng-En 

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Extracurricular Activities Section
  • Comprehensive management of all operations within the Extracurricular Activities Section
  • Student Club Advising
  • Student Government Association Advising
  • Equipment and Property Management
  • Planning and Preparation for Institutional Ceremonies
  • Student Loans, Tuition and Fee Waivers, and Financial Aid Program for Disadvantaged Students
  • Administration of On-Campus and Off-Campus Scholarships and Grants
He, Qiu-Ping, Specialist and Chief of Extracurricular Activities Section 1131

Career Services and Alumni Relations Section

Administrative Responsibilities: Overseeing all administrative operations and strategic affairs of the Career Services and Alumni Relations Section.

Wu Tzu-Wei, Dean of Student Affairs (Concurrently supervising Section Affairs) 1130
  • Career Lectures, Seminars, and Corporate Visits
  • Alumni Relations and Services (Alumni Card Applications and Alumni Event Organization)
  • Graduate Destination Surveys and 1/3/5-Year Post-Graduation Tracking Surveys
  • Administering Career and Employment Counseling Projects funded by the Ministry of Labor and the Youth Development Administration (YDA)
  • Recruitment Information Promotion and Job Postings
Tsai, Wei-Hua, Officer 1133
P.E. Section Comprehensive manage the affairs of Sports Activities Section Kuo-Chin Huang,Chief of Physical Education Section 1418
  • Physical Education
  • Sports equipment management
  • School-wide important sports activities
Chih-Pin Hsaio,Administrator 5013
Health Center Administrative Responsibilities: Overseeing all administrative operations, clinical services, and health management affairs of the Health Center

Tsai,Shu-Fen,Chief of Health Center (Concurrently held by Faculty)

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  • Campus Health Education & Wellness Promotion
  • Student Health Examinations & Screenings
  • Immunizations and Vaccinations
  • Communicable Disease Control and Prevention
  • Emergency Medical Care and Injury/Illness Treatment
  • Drinking Water Safety and Quality Testing
  • Student Group Insurance Administration
  • Collaboration with the Chunhui Project (Substance Abuse Prevention Initiative)
Lin, Miao-Chuan, Registered Nurse (RN) 1138
ISRC

Oversee all operations of the Indigenous Students Resource Center

Dean of Student Affairs (Tzu-Wei Wu)

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  • Responsible for Indigenous student counseling work
  •  Coordinate administrative affairs of the Indigenous Students Resource Center
  • Handle administrative matters related to the Indigenous Students Resource Center
  •  Organize activities for the Indigenous Students Resource Center
  •  Manage the space of the Indigenous Students Resource Center

Project Assistant  Garcia Lin

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Higher Education SPROUT Project 1.Higher Education SPROUT Project Related Affairs
2.Financial Aid and Scholarships for Economically or Culturally Disadvantaged Students (SPROUT Project Appendix 1)
3.Career Counseling and Guidance Related Affairs
4.Other Duties Assigned by Supervisors

Pei-Ling Hsu, Project Assistant

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