Vice President for Student Affairs Reunion Tailgate
Game day is a special time to reunite with our Longhorn family. Join Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students Soncia Reagins-Lilly for a tailgate on Nov. 13 before the University of Kansas game.
Saturday, Nov. 13
Starts: Two Hours Before Kickoff
Ends: Five Minutes Before Kickoff
Multipurpose Room, San Jacinto Residence Hall
309 East 21st Street
Austin, TX 78712
RSVPs are required for this event. Email the development team if you'd like to receive an invitation and more information.
Saturday, Nov. 13
Starts: Two Hours Before Kickoff
Ends: Five Minutes Before Kickoff
Multipurpose Room, San Jacinto Residence Hall
309 East 21st Street
Austin, TX 78712
RSVPs are required for this event. Email the development team if you'd like to receive an invitation and more information.
About the Division of Student Affairs
Led by Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students Soncia Reagins-Lilly, the Division of Student Affairs works with academic partners, staff, parents and student leaders to influence our students in living the Longhorn life. Supported by Vice President for Student Affairs, the Division’s nine departments, 37 units and 39 facilities offer first-class programs, facilities and services. They include 15 residence halls, dining facilities, medical and mental health services, new student orientation, recreational sports and two university unions. The Division employs 1,500 students annually and supports 1,000 student organizations, student emergency and veteran services, and leadership programs.
Led by Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students Soncia Reagins-Lilly, the Division of Student Affairs works with academic partners, staff, parents and student leaders to influence our students in living the Longhorn life. Supported by Vice President for Student Affairs, the Division’s nine departments, 37 units and 39 facilities offer first-class programs, facilities and services. They include 15 residence halls, dining facilities, medical and mental health services, new student orientation, recreational sports and two university unions. The Division employs 1,500 students annually and supports 1,000 student organizations, student emergency and veteran services, and leadership programs.
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