Slandie Dieujuste, PhD

• Doctor of Philosophy, Higher Education  Administration, Andrews University, Berrien Springs, MI
• Master of Arts, Higher Education Administration, Boston College, Chestnut-Hill, MA
• Bachelor of Arts, Communications, Black History (minor), Boston College, Chestnut-Hill, MI
• HERS Leadership Institute graduate, July 2020
• Joined Springfield College in July 2021
• Previously:
  Massasoit Community College, Vice Provost for Student Affairs/Dean of Students, 2018-2021
  Illinois Institute of Technology, Associate Vice Provost for Residence & Greek Life, 2016-18; Director of Community Standards, 2015-16
  Governors State University, Assistant Director, University Housing & Auxiliary Services, 2013-15
  Jackson College, Student Retention/Intervention Manager, 2012-13
  Saint Mary’s College, Director of Residence Life and Community Standards, 2007-2010
  Northeastern University, Assistant Director, Office of Student Conduct and Conflict Resolution, 2004-07 and Judicial Program Coordinator, 2003-04

In July 2021, Slandie Dieujuste (Dah-Juice), PhD, joined Springfield College as vice president for Student Affairs, and was subsequently promoted to vice president for Campus Life and Community Engagement. In her role, Dieujuste provides strategic and overarching leadership for the co-curricular learning experience as well as for college-wide functions, such as Public Safety, Title IX, and non-discrimination initiatives. Dieujuste oversees a number of initiatives that foster belongingness and several strategic partnerships, such as YMCA Relations, Project SEARCH, and the Candaras Davison Center. She is also one of the College’s community engagement liaisons, serving on several collaboratives within the city of Springfield.

Over her more than 20-year career in higher education, Dieujuste has held leadership roles at large, midsize, small private, and public institutions. She has extensive experience in creating and implementing new programs that strengthen campus life. She is especially known for her keen ability to create engaging and inclusive communities that elevate the student voice and advance their success.

Dieujuste has served as an adjunct professor at both the undergraduate and graduate level and on numerous doctoral dissertation committees. She is an active member of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA), serving on its board for small colleges and universities, and as the co-chair for its VPSA Institute. She sits on the Board of the Massachusetts American Council on Education Network and on the advisory board of a multi-year research project funded by the Barr Foundation on how creativity, arts, and culture factor into the lives of immigrant communities in Massachusetts.

Her research interests lie in Title IX compliance, student retention, and college student development.