Emergency Resources for Academic Advisors

Police services include:

• Community alerts
• Copies of police reports
• Crime prevention and reporting
• Good conduct letters
• Safety escorts
• Workplace violence education and prevention
  
  For more information, see Police Services.

Contact the appropriate college or the Graduate Division about disciplinary matters:

• Thurgood Marshall College Dean of Student Affairs
  Wendy Bashant, (858) 534-4397
• Muir College Dean of Student Affairs
  Patricia Mahaffey, (858) 534-3587
• Revelle College Dean of Student Affairs
  Sherry Mallory, (858) 534-3492
• Eleanor Roosevelt Dean of Student Affairs
  Patricia Scott, (858) 534-2237
• Sixth College Dean of Student Affairs
  Diane LeGree, (858) 822-5966
• Earl Warren College Dean of Student Affairs
  Paul DeWine, (858) 534-4731
• Graduate Division Assistant Dean Graduate Student Affairs
  April Bjornsen, (858) 534-3550

EH&S offers:

• Emergency preparedness training
• Risk management programs
• Safety training
• Ergonomic awareness
• Research safety tips
  
  For more information, see Environment, Health & Safety.

Workshops and staff education courses on topics such as:

• People in crisis
• Stress management
• Quality management
• Preventing violence
  
  For more information, see FSAP Classes, Workshops, and Groups.

ISPO provides comprehensive advising and information regarding the following international student issues:

• Visa and immigration matters
• Employment authorization
• Travel and reentry
• Cross-cultural communication and acculturation
  
  For more information, see International Students and Programs Office.

OPHD provides:

• Assistance in investigating and resolving complaints of sexual harassment
• Education for the entire UCSD community with emphasis on prevention and early resolution
  
  For more information, see Office for the Prevention of Harassment & Discrimination.

The Ombuds Office assists by:

• Providing confidential, neutral, and informal dispute resolution for the UCSD community
• Facilitating communication and assisting parties in reaching mutually acceptable agreements
• Reporting general trends on issues and providing feedback
• Advocating systems change when appropriate without disclosing confidential communications
• Operating independently of ordinary line and staff structures
  
  For more information, see Office of the Ombuds.

Promotes students' personal, social, and emotional growth through:

• Short-term counseling for individuals and groups
• Psychoeducational workshops
• Referral services
• Crisis intervention
• Preventive outreach and consultation services to the UCSD community
  
  For more information, see Counseling and Psychological Services.