Division of Academic Affairs
Mission Statement
The office of Academic Affairs is driven by student success and centeredness. We are committed to providing pathways that address student goals, which will create a solid foundation for the continuation of their academic and professional achievement. We strive to support all areas of Academic Affairs, which includes but is not limited to, all certificate and degree programs, partnerships with area high schools, and seamless transfers to four year institutions.
Responsibilities
- Ensuring the academic quality of all departments, programs, and services within the academic affairs unit
- Anticipates future developments in higher education and their impact on the college
- Securing internal and external funding in support of academic programs and services.
- Establishes policies for and retains responsibility over the management of budgets within academic affairs
- Oversees that the allocation of resources
- Oversees the development of the strategic plan for academic affairs
- Coordinates initiatives and ongoing programs across all areas of academic affairs and guides the establishment of annual and long-term priorities
Academic Affairs Contact Information
Schools and Departments
Westchester Community College offers more than 65 different degree and certificate programs. Our programs ensure you receive a well-rounded education, as well as the knowledge and skills you need for your certificate or degree type (A.A., A.S, A.A.S.).
Explore our degree and certificate programs below with information on program requirements, course descriptions, career pathways, transfer pathways and more:
Offices
Academic Affairs offices play a crucial role in supporting the educational mission of universities and colleges. They typically oversee academic programs, faculty affairs, and student academic support services. For example, the Office of Academic Affairs at the SUNY Westchester Community College focuses on expanding access to education, improving teaching and learning, and increasing graduation rates