Collaborators
Our Collaborators
- Academic and Student Athlete Services
The academic and student athlete services center is designed to help student-athletes balance the demands of Division I athletics while taking full advantage of the educational experiences offered. Student-athletes are assisted through tutoring, academic counseling, and mentoring. 
- Associated Students
The Associated Students Leadership Team serves the University of San Diego undergraduates as official representatives, who promote opportunities for growth and expression, address student issues, and enrich a diverse, inclusive, and engaged community. 
- Black Student Resource Center
The BSRC seeks to enhance and increase student success and retention, building community engagement, facilitating identity development and supporting students’ college experience. Here at the BSRC we strive to support the academic, social and personal goals of all Black students at the University of San Diego. 
- Center for Catholic Thought and Culture
The CCTC's mission is concerned with helping USD and its neighbors to explore, understand, and celebrate everything it means to participate in a university community that calls itself Catholic in the twenty-first century. The CCTC seeks to promote Catholic Social Thinking and provide faculty and students with thought-provoking Catholic opportunities. 
- Center for Inclusion and Diversity
The CID cultivates shared vision, coherence, and coordination of diversity and inclusion efforts across campus. USD holds deep commitment to developing a diverse campus community, including differences in gender, race, ethnicity, culture, socioeconomic class, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, citizenship status, political perspectives, and physical ability. 
- Center for Peace and Commerce
The CPC strives to prepare new generations of change makers. The CPC encourages students to develop and exercise innovative approaches for making a positive impact on the 5 Ps—people, planet, profit, peace, and partnership. The CPC contributes to a new paradigm for business and peacebuilding through teaching, mentoring, and social enterprise development. 
- Center for Student Success
The CSS generates innovative strategies to assist all undergraduate students in persisting to graduation. The CSS offers programs, services, and experiences designed to promote student success in and out of the classroom. 
- Changemaker Hub
The Changemaker Hub focuses on developing diverse opportunities for the USD community to learn about themselves, to be inspired, and to practice changemaking. It encourages the community to address social issues that matter to them and explore new ideas that will have a positive social impact. 
- College of Arts and Sciences
The CAS encourages students to explore a liberal arts education to find their passion. One-on-one faculty mentoring, practical experience, and global research opportunities for students in the arts, humanities, and social sciences will help prepare students for a meaningful career and a purposeful life. 
- Copley Library
The Copley Library currently houses over 500,000 volumes. Collections include books, journals, reference works, databases, government documents, newspapers, and electronic journals in many languages, as well as maps, videos, sound recordings, microforms, and rare books. 
- Honors Program
The USD Honors Program is designed to provide smart, passionate, and eager students with challenges and opportunities that will allow them to achieve their intellectual goals. These include specialized course work, undergraduate research, and focused academic advising.
- Human Resources
The role of the Human Resources is to attract, retain, and support a quality workforce so that collectively we can provide an exceptional educational experience for our students.
- International Center
The International Center supports the USD university community in advancing global citizenship. It seeks to develop global changemakers by introducing students to new countries and cultures. 
- Legal Research Center
As one of the premier academic law libraries in the country, the LRC serves as an invaluable resource for students and faculty, in particular, as well as alumni and members of the public. In addition to a fine collection of books, the library offers computer research services, a very strong microforms and documents collection, and space for work and study. 
- Military and Veterans Program
The Military and Veterans Program provides student-focused services to all USD military-connected students, from their initial consideration of higher education, through services when they are enrolled as students, and in their transition to alumni status. VSS enhances military and veteran students’ abilities to achieve their higher education and career goals, while using their benefits efficiently. 
- Mulvaney Center for Community Awareness and Social Action
The Mulvaney Center seeks to serve with compassion, to foster peace, work for justice, and prepare leaders dedicated to ethical conduct and compassionate service. Through reciprocal community-based learning, the Mulvaney Center engages USD students, faculty, staff, and alumni to learn and act in partnership with the community, and make life-long commitments to promote social change. 
- Office of Sustainability
In its dedication to an ethical and compassionate community, USD strives to take responsible actions affecting and preserving the environment. As a Catholic institution, USD believes it has the responsibility to take ethical actions to protect Creation. 
- Office of Undergraduate Research
The Office of Undergraduate Research has a long-standing commitment to engaging undergraduates from all disciplines in research and scholarly activities. The office provides unique services for students such as research ethics, poster design, professional development workshops and more. 
- Professional and Continuing Education
The PCE offers a robust portfolio of affordable, high-quality courses and programs needed by aspiring professionals that evolves in response to their professional development in the fields of business, education, and health care. 
- Provost Office
The vice president and provost is the chief academic officer of the university, providing academic leadership to its college and schools and promoting excellence in all of the university's academic programs and initiatives, in order to educate ethical and compassionate leaders. 
- School of Business
The School of Business helps students become ethical leaders. It challenges them to imagine socially innovative and fiscally sound ventures, teaches them how to pitch their best ideas, and encourages them to explore the world they're about to change. 
- School of Leadership and Education Sciences
The mission of SOLES is to engage with students and our communities to continuously learn through inquiry and practice that supports social justice and effects meaningful change in our diverse society. SOLES shapes the future by providing inclusive education as the means to enhance human dignity and improve the quality of life. 
- Student Affairs
Student Affairs strives to create an inclusive, educational environment which motivates and supports student learning and personal development, serves the University community, and inspires students to make a positive contribution to society. 
- Student Wellness
Student Wellness works collaboratively with the USD community to help and support students achieve and maintain well-being as they strive to reach their personal and academic goals. It offers a variety of wellness programs, experiences, and services.
- Women's Center
The Women's Center invites women to find their voice, develop skills for transformation, and understand who they are called to be. It empowers women to engage as leaders and advocates for a safe, supportive campus. 
- Writing Center
The Writing Center is dedicated to the assistance of the campus community in honing their skills as writers. It strives to have every person who receives a consultation to gain confidence and notable improvements in their ability to write, regardless of the subject material or “style” of writing required.
Contact Information
Center for Educational Excellence
Camino 1F 5998
5998 Alcalá Park
San Diego, CA 92110
Phone: (619) 260-7402
Fax: (619) 849-8353
cee@sandiego.edu
