A planned maintenance window to perform upgrades to the Colleague system beginning 12 a.m. Monday, October 2, will affect certain IT systems. Details on impacted systems are available.
To report any issues with the site, email [email protected]. For tips on navigating the site, we've created a brief how-to video.
An Ombuds is an impartial resource for students, faculty, staff and administrators. The Ombuds’ function is to help visitors to the office find options, in a confidential and informal manner, for addressing concerns, resolving conflicts and handling a variety of institutional issues as they arise.
The Ombuds Office is a place where all are welcome. It supplements, but does not replace, formal college channels for solving problems. Retaliation for visiting the Ombuds is prohibited.
The following are examples of topics a visitor may want to discuss:
The Ombuds does not make decisions for anyone, serve as an official advocate, offer legal advice, keep official records, participate in formal grievances (or other formal processes), offer psychological counseling or address issues involving persons outside the institution.
The Ombuds does not have the power to establish, change or set aside college rules, policies or management decisions. The Ombuds does not testify in any judicial or administrative proceeding, unless required by law after reasonable attempts at protecting confidentiality have been made.