Student Affairs, Gongguan campus
The Student Affairs, Gongguan campus was established on August 4, 2014 in the Joint Office of the Gongguan Campus. Its purpose was to serve as a service window to improve administrative efficiency. Originally, the Student Affairs, Gongguan campus was part of the Residential Life and Guidance Division under the Office of Student Affairs. On August 22, 2015, it began recruiting students for the Honors College. In August 2016, the Residential Life and Guidance Division was reorganized into the Dormitory Administration Center and placed under the Office of General Affairs. Despite this change, the Honors College remained under the Office of Student Affairs and continued to operate independently. In August 2018, the Honors College and the Student Affairs, Gongguan campus which originally located in the Joint Office, were merged into a single division—the “Student Affairs, Gongguan campus”. This division continues to provide student services for faculty and students at the Gongguan Campus. Due to the completion of the new Students’ Dormitory No. 2, the residents of Residence Hall D, originally affiliated with the Honors College, were relocated to Students’Dormitory No. 2. Residence Hall D was then repurposed as a space for research and teaching. Starting from the 2023 academic year, the Honors College ceased admitting new students.
Services:
Manage the Honors College.
Consultation and document collection for student safety insurance, military service, conduct evaluation, awards and penalties, and the Stabilization Program for Student Education (including tuition subsidies and grants).
Emergency financial aid services from the Ministry of Education and the University.
Gongguan campus student club activity venues and equipment services.
Off-campus Housing services.
