At that time, students will be given a sample test and informed of the time and location of the test. No referrals from departments are required. The Ombudsperson will discuss your situation with you in confidence, explain what policies apply, and identify strategies for dealing with the problem. She also serves as a neutral negotiator, facilitator, and mediator. Some topics that have been brought to the Ombudsperson are grading practices, disputes about fees, sexual harassment, and conflicts with instructors or supervisors.
All communications are confidential.
Specialized equipment, including adapted computer facilities, is also available. Prior to the deans' mandatory orientations September 24-26, transfer and reentry students can participate in a student services and activities fair, which will provide information about campus life. Updates will be provided to all students regarding enrollment, academic advisement, the peer mentor program, and important dates and timelines. Students who do not receive an invitation or who want more information about orientation should contact Transfer and Reentry Services at the above address. Once certification of attendance has been submitted, it is the responsibility of the student to keep Student Special Services informed of any change in status.