67 | STEVENS STUDENT HANDBOOK Student Support The Office of Student Support, located on the 3rd floor of Martha Bayard Stevens Hall, contributes to the university’s coordinated and holistic approach to student wellness. The mission of the Office of Student Support is to encourage student success both personally and academically by helping students during challenging times; connecting students with wellness, support, and basic needs services; aligning university wellness initiatives; supporting students taking and returning from Medical Leaves of Absence and providing wellness and health promotion programming. The Office of Student Support collaborates with various departments to offer comprehensive wellness education, resources, and services. Student groups, resident assistants (RAs) and other campus organizations can request workshops and programs, led by professional staff or student Wellness Peer Educators, by emailing [email protected]. Title IX If you experience, or become aware of, an incident covered under Stevens’ Title IX Policy on gender-based and sexual misconduct, please report the incident to the Title IX Coordinators and/or Campus Police. Students, staff and faculty can also report such conduct or incidents via the “Submit a Public Report” form. TITLE IX COORDINATOR James Hanson, Director of Community Standards and Title IX Coordinator Phone: 201.216.3383 Location: University Center, 2nd Floor Email: [email protected] DEPUTY TITLE IX COORDINATORS Cynthia Eubanks, Senior Director of Residence Life Phone: 201.216.8963 Location: Harries Tower, 1st Floor Email: [email protected] Xhiljola Ruci Kluger, Director of Employee Relations and Compliance Phone: 201.216.5122 Location: Howe Center, 5th Floor Email: [email protected] CAMPUS POLICE Phone: 201.216.3911 Location: Kidde Building, Ground Floor (separate entrance) Undergraduate Academics The Office of Undergraduate Academics (“OUA”) provides academic advising and support to the entire undergraduate student body. OUA assists students with enrollment issues, such as special permissions and scheduling conflicts. The Office is also responsible for monitoring academic standing and for administering the Academic Support Program for students on Academic Notice and Academic Warning. OUA oversees the awarding of Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) credits and manages the transfer credit process for transfer students. Additionally, OUA operates the Academic Support Center for tutoring.
