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Below are a number of departments and areas that work closely with the Office of Human Rights and Conflict Management. You may find what you are looking for by contacting one of these offices directly.
Consult your program calendar or handbook for information on the academic appeals process.
If you are in need of help regarding your academic plan or course requirements, please visit Academic Advising for your advisor’s contact information.
For student resources regarding accessibility, contact the Accessible Learning Centre.
More information on accessibility at Laurier.
For concerns or questions regarding admissions, contact Service Laurier.
If you have a concern regarding student conduct, please contact Melissa DiLeo at mdileo@wlu.ca or 519.884.0710 x5715.
Further information on the Non-Academic Student Code of Conduct.
The Centre for Student Equity, Diversity and Inclusion works to cultivate a culture on campus that respects and promotes diversity, equity, inclusion, and social justice in all aspects of Laurier – from classrooms to residence communities. The office provides support to all students, staff and faculty on all campuses.
Please contact the Office of Human Rights and Conflict Management for discrimination, harassment and unfair treatment issues.
Additional reference materials:
For students with concerns regarding financial assistance or fees, contact Service Laurier.
Contact Gendered and Sexual Violence Prevention and Support for information and resources that can assist you, whether you are supporting a survivor, wondering what to do about a student who has caused harm, seeking resources related to a personal experience, or are looking to better understand gendered and sexual violence and your roles and responsibilities.
Additional reference materials:
The Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union provides a variety of student support services for academics and housing concerns. Confidential in-person consultation offers guidance for student navigating the academic appeal process, assistance with institutional advocacy, and suggested options for dealing in with landlord/tenant disputes.
The Graduate Students' Association (GSA), offers individualized advocacy for master's and PhD students who are experiencing difficulty navigating services, process and policies. The GSA also work with student collectives who are experiencing systemic barrier to their graduate student success. The GSA strives to be an accessible safe environment for graduate students to share concerns and receive support.
If you have concerns regarding residence life, consult the Department of Residence.
If you require safety assistance or wish to report a crime, please call the Special Constables:
All payphones on campus allow for a free call to the Special Constables office. You may use an emergency pole located throughout campus if you require immediate emergency assistance.
If you require assistance regarding physical, emotional and mental health services, contact the Student Wellness Centre.
Contact Us:
Office of Human Rights and Conflict Management
E:
humanrights@wlu.ca
T:
519.884.0710 x3322
Office Location: Arts Building, 1C12