Office of the DEAN of STUDENTS A Department within the Division of Student Academic Affairs AREAS, PROGRAMS and SERVICES Presented by: Julie Cox & Jeff Stefancic Associate Deans

Office of the Dean of Students Mission The Office of the Dean of Students promotes a holistic learning experience through programs and services that develop students intellectually, socially, and ethically. We develop and implement services, activities, and opportunities that complete the student experience and enhance their adjustment to and participation in college life. We form campus-wide partnerships that create a challenging yet supportive environment preparing students to be responsible and engaged global citizens.

Associate Dean of Students for Advocacy and Support Julie Cox Associate Dean of Students for Advocacy and Support Physical Location Schleman Hall Room 207 Phone 494-1747 Email Address odosmain@purdue.edu Website: https://www.purdue.edu/odos/sac/ Dean of Students – main office

Main Office A place to get answers to questions, learn about resources, and receive support. Help with concerns (personal, financial, academic, etc.) Connect students, faculty, and staff to campus/community resources Provide support and advocacy Absence notifications On Call Team for after hours emergencies No scheduled appointment necessary, just visit SCHL 207 for a drop-in meeting. SAC serves as a centralized resource for connecting students with the appropriate university and community programs, offices, and individuals. SAC serves as the portal through which students access the full array of services offered by the University.   SAC provides guidance, advice, and support to navigate the sometimes complex layers of the University. Based on our student development experience and our knowledge of the University, it is our primary mission to provide support, advocacy and resources for students as they work to achieve their academic, professional and personal goals. SAC staff members work to address students’ needs through a variety of interventions, as well as through outreach, referrals, and follow-up services. SAC also provides support, general information and outreach to faculty, staff and the Purdue community.

Mental Wellness Task Force 5 key messages   Problem Solving:   Everyone has challenges and experiences obstacles.  Knowing when to ask for help is key! Failure:    Failure is an important part of learning and success.  Core Values:   College life requires clarifying values and adapting to a new normal.  Coping with stress:   Stress is natural and can become overwhelming.  Building resiliency to cope with stress means finding healthy ways to de-stress. Interpersonal relationships:   Understanding how to communicate and develop relationships is key to success.  This includes respecting each other, sharing your feelings, supporting each other, and finding gratitude.

Reporting students of concern https://www. purdue Behaviors of Concern While extensive, this listing of behaviors of concern is not all inclusive: Disruptive behaviors (e.g. in the classroom, off-campus) Threatening words or actions toward faculty, students or staff Online posting in social media or journals that are threatening Uncharacteristic and/or extreme aggression toward others Projects or papers that convey clear intentions to harm self or others Observed self-injurious behavior, such as extreme thinness, burns, or cuts Suicidality, including threats, gestures, ideation, and known attempts of suicide

Krach Leadership Center 229 Brandon Cutler Director Physical Location Krach Leadership Center 229 Phone 765-494-5990 Email fscl@purdue.edu Website https://www.purdue.edu/fscl

Kelley Stier Director Physical Location PMU 217 Phone 1-844-228-0449 Email parents@purdue.edu Website https://www.purdue.edu/parentandfamily

Acute Illness and Injury Care Allergy and Immunization Services Gail Walenga, Ph.D. Director Location 601 Stadium Mall Dr. Phone Administration 765-494-1720 Appointments 765-494-1700 Email shc@purdue.edu Website https://www.purdue.edu/push/ Acute Illness and Injury Care Allergy and Immunization Services Laboratory Radiology Physical Therapy (at the CoRec)

Individual, couples & group therapy Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) ….the mental health provider for Purdue students Susan L. Prieto-Welch, Ph.D., HSPP Director Two locations to serve you: 601 Stadium Mall Dr., Rm. 246 703 Third Street, Rm. 1120 Appointments available daily on a walk-in basis (M-F, 9:30-4) Emergency availability M-F, 8-5 For more detail, please see: www.purdue.edu/caps Questions? Please call 765-494-6995 Services provided: Therapy Initial assessment: on-call/emergency assessment walk- in consultation Individual, couples & group therapy Psychiatric consultation Assessment/Testing Alcohol and Other Drug Program Services for students seeking help for substance abuse Referrals for addiction treatment Services for university disciplinary and/or legal sanctions Care (case) management Coordination of care Referrals Outreach and Consultation- thriving! Workshops and programs Consultation w/ concerned others

Leslie Charters Director Physical Location Schleman Hall 207 Phone 765-494-7503 Email sls@purdue.edu Website https://www.purdue.edu/odos/sls/

Director of Off-Campus Housing Ashley Darnell Director of Off-Campus Housing Physical Location Schleman Hall 207 Phone 765-496-1841 Email  offcampushousing@ purdue.edu Website: https://www.housing. purdue.edu/offcampus Purdue Off-Campus Housing

Center for Advocacy, Response & Education Monica Bloom, Director Physical Location Duhme Hall, Room 139 Phone 765-495-CARE Email CARE@purdue.edu Website: http://www.purdue.edu/odos/care/index.html Center for Advocacy, Response & Education

Associate Dean of Students Jeffery Stefancic Associate Dean of Students Physical Location Schleman Hall B50 Phone 765-494-1250 Email  osrr@purdue.edu Website https://www.purdue.edu/odos/osrr/ STUDENT RIGHTS and RESPONSIBILITIES

Student Rights and Responsibilities Review reports for alleged violations of the Purdue Student Code of Conduct Administer student conduct cases as set by the University Regulations Determine appropriate educationally-based sanctions in accordance with the University Regulations Provide presentations, publications, and other media to promote student learning and understanding of the University’s expectations for conduct, academic integrity expectations and citizenship Serve as consultant/resource on student rights, University policies and procedures Advise victims and those alleged to have committed conduct violations Conflict/dispute management Assist with the grade appeals process Background checks

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