UC Berkeley Student Affairs Impact Report, 2022–23 
I am pleased to introduce the 2023 Impact Report. This edition of our Impact Report provides a retrospective look at a pivotal time of transition and growth for our division.
At UC Berkeley, we provide a transformative student experience that shapes our students’ lives and gives them the tools and skills they need during their time on campus and long after they graduate. We want our students to leave feeling like Berkeley helped them thrive and achieve their definition of success. Most importantly, we want our students to feel that they belong at Berkeley.
We have aspirations of the Division of Student Affairs being one of the best in the nation for both students and staff. We want to make a big public institution feel smaller by creating a strong sense of community. We understand that navigating the complexities of our culture and campus can be daunting, which is why we are here to support our students and act as translators of the student experience. We want our students to feel that every door is the right door and that we are here to provide a safety net and collaborate with them towards any challenge that may arise.
We remain just as dedicated to our staff. Our vision includes challenging and supporting all staff striving to achieve their personal and professional goals. We want to dream together and provide a culture of continual improvement, growth, and collaboration. We aim to create staff experiences grounded in our values of diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging, and justice. We want our staff to feel seen and heard and know that they contribute to making our organization the best for all others.
This report speaks to the great work we have accomplished over the past year and outlines some things that lie ahead in our future. Behind these many data points are the compelling stories of staff working hard to fulfill the commitments we have for our diverse student community, as well as the stories of students that have been positively impacted by our mission, values and intentions.
I hope you enjoy this report.
Stephen C. Sutton, Ed.D. (he/him/his)
Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
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Archives
Past versions of the Impact Report are available on our archives page.