
What We Do
The System Office of Student Affairs provides strategic leadership, planning, and support for student financial aid programs, student enrollment services, student life programs and other student development services across the ten campuses of the 东精影业 system.
Student Affairs supports the campuses in their work with students to:
1. Encourage individuals to enter higher education;
2. Support students to engage purposefully while matriculating; and
3. Prepare students to exit workforce-ready and/or continued college-ready.
The support comes via:
1. Policy development, monitoring, analysis and evaluation;
2. Service coordination or program oversight for greater efficiency and resource leveraging;
3. Technical assistance and consultation.
Contact
avpsa@hawaii.edu
(808) 932-7137
*This is not a UH Manoa office. If you have a campus-specific question, please call your campus’ student affairs office for assistance. *
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Leadership

Farrah-Marie Gomes
Associate Vice President for Student Affairs
(808) 932-7137
fmgomes@hawaii.edu
Farrah-Marie Gomes, Ph.D., serves as Associate Vice President for Student Affairs for the University of Hawai?i System, where she leads systemwide student affairs policy and initiatives across ten campuses. Her portfolio includes admissions, financial aid and scholarships, student records and compliance, clinical and mental health, disability services, student employment, and student conduct. She partners with campuses and system offices to advance student success, access, and completion while ensuring alignment with federal and state regulations. Previously, Dr. Gomes served as Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, Interim Dean of the College of Continuing Education and Community Service, and Founding Director of the North Hawai?i Education and Research Center at the University of Hawai?i at Hilo. Dr. Gomes holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Hawai?i at Hilo, a Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from the Chaminade University of Honolulu and a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership and Higher Education from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.
