Our course is designed to provide comprehensive support to ensure your academic success and well-being. The support system includes multiple resources and personnel dedicated to helping you navigate both the academic content and any challenges you may encounter during your studies.
The instructor and course staff are your primary resources for questions related to course material, assignments, and general academic guidance. They are available during office hours, via email, and through course discussion forums. The teaching team is committed to creating an inclusive learning environment where all students can thrive and is here to help you understand complex concepts, provide feedback on your work, and guide you through the course requirements.
The Associate Dean of Student Success & Engagement and their office serve as a critical support resource for students facing difficult times and extenuating circumstances. This office is specifically designed to provide assistance when you encounter challenges that may impact your ability to succeed in your courses.
What are extenuating circumstances? Extenuating circumstances are unexpected or unavoidable situations that are beyond your control and significantly affect your ability to meet academic obligations. These may include:
When you are experiencing difficulties that affect not only this course but potentially others as well, the Associate Dean of Student Success & Engagement is the appropriate person to contact. This office can help coordinate support across multiple courses, work with instructors on your behalf, and connect you with additional campus resources. The syllabus references this office as your point of contact when facing challenges that extend beyond a single course, ensuring you receive comprehensive support during difficult periods in your academic journey.
The current Associate Dean of Student Success & Engagement is Jack Wileden.
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CONTACT
Email [email protected].
CICS Academic Dean
LGRC Lowrise, Room A114
413-545-4822
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