The ombudsperson serves as a confidential, neutral, independent resource person who listens, provides information, advises, and mediates when necessary. 239 Jessup Hall, 335-3555 OI is the component of the Office of the Provost responsible for implementing the University commitment to representation of our diverse and pluralistic population in our student, staff, and faculty community. Engages in outreach and retention efforts, and the development, leadership, and coordination of programs and projects that generate academic, social, and cultural activities. Provides advocacy, support, and information to rape survivors and their partners, friends, and family members immediately following an assault and throughout the healing process. Also provides information and programs on issues related to sexual violence.
Services are free and available to men and women.
The Office of Student Life provides diverse social, cultural, recreational, and educational programs for the University community. The OSL assists students and student organizations in designing, building, and maintaining environments that will enhance personal growth and facilitate the attainment of the organizational purpose. The OSL is committed to helping students become a force for positive change in the community and the greater society. Among the OSL's services are the Cultural Centers which provide an opportunity for the community to come together in an environment that encourages ethnic and cultural expression. SDS is a resource for information, advocacy, counseling, and referral for students with disabilities enrolled at the University.