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• Red Folder Initiative: Information to support staff and faculty in recognizing and responding to a student in distress
• Student Outreach, Advocacy and SupportÌý(Students of Concern Team)

Resources to Provide Students in Distress

Graduate studies can be exhilarating, challenging, and, at times, overwhelming. It is rarely mistaken as being an "easy" route by anyone's measure, and if you find you have entered a particularly difficult time period, know that you are not alone.

• Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS):ÌýCounseling services available to graduate students, including an embedded graduate student therapist andÌýafter hours crisis services
• : To seekÌýsupport,ÌýreportÌýconcerns, and learnÌýskills for helping as friends and bystanders; don't ignore harassment, discriminatory actions, unwanted sexual behavior, an abusive partner, and stalking.
• :Ìý(877) GRAD-HLP or (877) 472-3457
• Office of Institutional Equity and Compliance​
• Office ofÌýVictim Assistance: A confidential resource for studentsÌýwho have experienced a traumatic, disturbingÌýor life disruptive event
• Quick Assist:ÌýA guide provided by Student Life to help faculty and staff identify and refer distressed students
• Student Legal Services

Conflict Resolution and Student Grievances

• Ombuds Office: AÌýconfidential placeÌýto surface, voice,Ìýclarify and discuss university-related issues. CanÌýhelp graduate studentsÌýidentify options to resolve disputes, to determine a course of action and to aid in the informal resolution of conflicts and concerns.
• Student Outreach, Advocacy and Support: A team which canÌýconnectÌýstudents with resources & support on multiple fronts.
• Student Conduct & Conflict Resolution: This office can helpÌýmanage & resolve conflicts, including with other students.
• Student Legal Services: Services to help students resolve or minimize their legal situations.
• Graduate School Grievance Process and Procedures: A process to address academic grievances through a two part process involving the academic unit and the Graduate School.
• Graduate Student GrievanceÌýForm

Additional Off-Campus Resources