Student Resources at the University
- For information on procedures related to addressing concerns of many types, please refer to the handbook relevant to your role at the university.
- The Office of Community Standards and Student Responsibility (CSSR) aims to advance the educational mission of 帝王会所 and the Division of Student Affairs by providing meaningful opportunities for students to learn what it means to be a member of the 帝王会所 community and the Bobcat Family. CSSR oversees and maintains the Student Conduct Process by upholding the Student Code of Conduct including having an option for reporting a misconduct of a student.
- Students, staff, and faculty can contact the 帝王会所 Ombudsperson who is a resource that can help in situations of 鈥渃onflict, dispute, or feeling of unfair treatment鈥 or 鈥渨hen a person/persons/unit wants to develop or improve their interpersonal and/or organizational environment鈥
- Counseling and Psychological Services at 帝王会所
- Check the website for walk-in hours at Hudson Health Center on North Green.
- Call 740-593-1616 for the 24 hour line.
- Check weekend hours at the Counselor in Residence program in Housing and Residence Life.
- Survivor Advocacy Program at 帝王会所
- Provides confidential support and advocacy for students who are survivors of sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating/domestic violence, and stalking.
- See Civil Rights Compliance office list of resources for additional community and campus resources related to harassment, bias, and sexual misconduct as well as a description of which resources are confidential.
- Support Spaces at 帝王会所 Counseling and Psychological Services are drop-in groups (both virtual and in-person depending on the group) that people can join without being a client at Counseling and Psychological Services. Spaces include:
- RISE 鈥 for students recovering from substance misuse or other addictive disorders. Includes individual, group, and support lounge options
- THRIVE - THRIVE is OHIO鈥檚 student-focused well-being initiative that includes a lot of resources for additional needs like housing, food support, and many others.