Student Affairs

The Art Institutes International Minnesota provides a wide variety of support services to assist students in completion of their academic programs and reaching their career goals.  Every student is encouraged to take advantage of these services. 

Student Affairs functions as a department, which extends student learning and development beyond the classroom. Of priority is the development of the whole person via integration of the student’s intellectual development, values, thoughts, emotions and actions. It is our goal not only to provide a quality environment, which meets students’ basic needs, but to also provide an array of services and programs, which enhance student development and success at Ai Minnesota.

Student Affairs includes student housing, counseling, disability services, student health insurance, student activities encompassing clubs and organizations, programs and activities and leadership opportunities; international student advising and study abroad.

Student Affairs is continually striving to provide students with critical learning experiences to help students live as responsible members of a community, and to care for their personal, physical, emotional, and social lives.  The department encourages the involvement of students, faculty and staff in activities that encourage awareness, creative expression and social and professional development.

If you need information on the following stop down in the Student Affairs office room 002.

• Student Housing
• Bus Information
• Parking and Skyway Maps
• Counseling Information
• Student Health Insurance
• Hospitals in the area
• Student Handbooks
• Crime Reports
• Safety Information
• Ride Board
• Suggestion Box

If you would like a copy of our Student Handbook please stop by our office or click the link below.

Student Handbook

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This is a notice that the annual Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Crime and Security Act Report are currently available and can be viewed by clicking the linked file at the bottom of this page.

Paper copies of the Crime Report are available on campus in the Student Affairs Office (room 002) or by calling 612-656-6892.

The annual Crime Report contains the following pertinent information:

• The Institute's Safety and Security Policies
• The procedures for reporting a crime
• Security personnel at the Institute
• Policies for preparing the annual crime report
• Security and access to campus facilities
• Campus law enforcements
• Programs offered about campus security and the prevention of crime
• Off-Campus student organizations
• Drug and alcohol policies
• Sexual assault policies and the rights of victims
• Information regarding registered sex offenders