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Undergraduate University Division at Michigan State University

Dr. Bonita Pope Curry, Director
Donna Graham, Associate Director

The Mission of the Undergraduate University Division is to help undergraduate students achieve their academic goals at Michigan State University. Our motto is "achieving success through academic progress."

The UUD is divided into two main components: Student Academic Affairs (SAA) and the Learning Resources Center (LRC). Specifically, UUD:

Provides information on Career/Major Selection
see the "advising" area of this site for more information

Helps with Schedule Planning
see the "advising" area of this site for more information

Supports Study Skills & Personal Development
see the "study skills" area of this site for more information

Performs Assistant Dean's Office/Administrative Functions
see the "student administrative services" area of this site for more information

Coordinates an Academic Orientation Program for No-Preference/Exploratory Students
see the "academic orientation" area of this site for more information

Hosts Several Special Events for Students
see the "special events for students" area of this site for more information

Offers Services Around and Across Campus
see the "offices & staff" area for more information

Provides Access to Resources & UUD Publications
see the "resources & publications" area for more information

Offers Professional Development Programs for Advisers
see the "professional development for advisers" area for more information

UUD Locations
see the "Location"

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